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What-after-graduation? What-after-graduation? A hypertext narrative by Lauralys Panneton Created with The Virtual Writing Tutor Grammar Checker Next Word count: 1067 Choice count: 40 Section count: 21 Image count: 21 Error count: 0 Field Related Analysis Law : 98 matches (accused, arrested, article, case, client, close, closure, contact, corruption, court, criminal, defendant, evidence, guilty, harassment, judge, jury, lawyer, misconduct, month, opinion, price, reputation) Police-Technology : 43 matches (accused, corruption, court, criminal, evidence, guilty, investigation, investigator, judge, lawyer, perpetrator, police, prison, victim) Education : 36 matches (choice, don, first, graduation, report) Target Structure: (5 matches) misconduct (1 match) perpetrator (6 matches) recipient (4 matches) sexual harassment (10 matches) co...

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physical therapist | Virtual Writing Tutor physical therapist Introduction If you want to have a big impact in someone's life and help them get better by providing rehabilitation and treatments, physical therapy is for you. This article will answer a lot of questions you may ask yourself, like what does a physical therapist do. Or the training and the education you'll need to do to get there. I'm writing this summary to help you un...

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Kinesiology Glossary

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  Kinesiology Glossary Hi, my name is Lauralys Panneton. I study in Social Sciences at Montmorency College. I am in this program in order to become a kinesiologist. I plan ongoing in kinesiology at the University of Quebec in Montreal. Scientifically, kinesiology is the study of the mechanics of the body's movements. A kinesiologist makes appointments with their clients to help them with personalized exercises, and treat or prevent injuries by doing active rehabilitation. Their goal is to improve the physical performance and the health of their clients. I created this glossary for people who would like to study kinesiology. My goal with this glossary is to help you if you get a blank on the meaning of a word or if, you are not sure about how to pronounce it. All twenty words in this glossary are kinesiology related terms. agonist (muscle) noun The muscle that contracts and provides the main force to create a specific movement at a joint, while its oppo...

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