i need ideas on a poster. the topic is being a tactile learner (hands on learner). how should it look. what should go on it. im using a website called canva so i,dk if that helps but i really need help

If the purpose of the poster is to explain what a tactile learner is, use a picture of students doing an activity using their hands and an explanatory text.

Tactile learners, also called kinesthetic learners, are those who need to touch or move in order to better learn new information. To help this type of learners to learn better in class, it is important to include, for example:

Having that in mind, we can come up with some ideas for a poster with the purpose of explaining what a tactile learner is:

With the information above in mind, you can create a poster about tactile learners.

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Which person would need the most amount of collision coverage from their
auto insurance?
A. Umme is a new driver, and her parents bought her a used car that
she only drives to school.
B. Samir is a new driver, and his parents bought him a new sports car
for his 16th birthday.
C. Indira has a clean driving record, drives to work every day, and
leases a new car.
D. Harry has a clean driving record, rarely drives, and owns an older
car that he intends to replace in a few years.

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What does Kittay mean when she argues that we should cultivate a public moral sentiment of care? How does she think that a society should go about doing this? How would you assess the need for a public moral sentiment of care?

Describe one way in which campus sustainability proponents have addressed each of the following issues: (1) energy efficiency, (2) renewable energy, and (3) global climate change.

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The character vs. character conflict between Jake and Dean in part 1 of "For the Win” most supports the prediction that

Jake will struggle with his decision to turn around and look for Dean.
Dean will once again win first place and beat Jake, like he has in the past.
Jake and Dean will face dangerous weather conditions as they race.
Dean and Jake will help each other during the race and become good friends.

How does Kittay define “doulia”?
a. the public responsibility to provide care for dependency workers, whose work can be emotionally and physically depleting
b. depending on others in times of vulnerability
c. Interpersonal, one-on-one acts of care for those who do dependency work
d. a public moral sentiment of justice

Which of the following best represents the kind of tension that King advocates in “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”?
a.
Creative, nonviolent tension that can only be created at the right time and under the perfect circumstances
b.
A combination of both positive and negative peace, which will lead to a maximization of happiness for both the oppressed and those in power
c.
Creative, nonviolent tension that can draw attention to injustice and put pressure on those in power to change unjust laws or policies
d.
Mostly nonviolent tension that can incorporate some acts of violence when necessary

Adapted from The Vicar of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith (1766)

The temporal concerns of our family were chiefly committed to my wife's management; as to the spiritual, I took them entirely under my own direction. The profits of my living, which amounted to but thirty-five pounds a year, I made over to the orphans and widows of the clergy of our diocese; for having a sufficient fortune of my own, I was careless of temporalities, and felt a secret pleasure in doing my duty without reward. I also set a resolution of keeping no curate, and of being acquainted with every man in the parish, exhorting the married men to temperance and the bachelors to matrimony, so that in a few years it was a common saying, that there were three strange wants at Wakefield, a parson wanting pride, young men wanting wives, and ale-houses wanting customers. Matrimony was always one of my favorite topics, and I wrote several sermons to prove its happiness; but there was a peculiar tenet that I made a point of supporting; for I maintained with Whiston, that it was unlawful for a priest of the church of England, after the death of his first wife, to take a second, or to express it in one word, I valued myself upon being a strict monogamist. I was early initiated into this important dispute, on which so many laborious volumes have been written. I published some tracts upon the subject myself, which, as they never sold, I have the consolation of thinking are read only by the happy Few. Some of my friends called this my weak side; but alas! they had not like me made it the subject of long contemplation. The more I reflected upon it, the more important it appeared. I even went a step beyond Whiston in displaying my principles: as he had engraved upon his wife's tomb that she was the only wife of William Whiston; so I wrote a similar epitaph for my wife, though still living, in which I extolled her prudence, economy, and obedience till death; and having got it copied fair, with an elegant frame, it was placed over the chimney-piece, where it answered several very useful purposes. It admonished my wife of her duty to me, and my fidelity to her; it inspired her with a passion for fame, and constantly put her in mind of her end.

It was thus, perhaps, from hearing marriage so often recommended, that my eldest son, just upon leaving college, fixed his affections upon the daughter of a neighboring clergyman, who was a dignitary in the church, and in circumstances to give her a large fortune: but fortune was her smallest accomplishment. Miss Arabella Wilmot was allowed by all, except my two daughters, to be completely pretty. Her youth, health, and innocence, were still heightened by a complexion so transparent, and such an happy sensibility of look, as even age could not gaze on with indifference. As Mr Wilmot knew that I could make a very handsome settlement on my son, he was not averse to the match; so both families lived together in all that harmony which generally precedes an expected alliance. Being convinced by experience that the days of courtship are the most happy of our lives, I was willing enough to lengthen the period; and the various amusements that the young couple every day shared in each other's company, seemed to increase their passion. We were generally awaked in the morning by music, and on fine days rode a hunting. The hours between breakfast and dinner the ladies devoted to dress and study: they usually read a page, and then gazed at themselves in the glass, which even philosophers might own often presented the page of greatest beauty. At dinner my wife took the lead; for as she always insisted upon carving everything herself, it being her mother's way, she gave us upon these occasions the history of every dish. When we had dined, to prevent the ladies leaving us, I generally ordered the table to be removed; and sometimes, with the music master's assistance, the girls would give us a very agreeable concert. Walking out, drinking tea, country dances, and forfeits, shortened the rest of the day, without the assistance of cards, as I hated all manner of gaming, except backgammon, at which my old friend and I sometimes took a two-penny hit. Nor can I here pass over an ominous circumstance that happened the last time we played together: I only wanted to fling a quatre, and yet I threw deuce ace five times running. Some months were elapsed in this manner, till at last it was thought convenient to fix a day for the nuptials of the young couple, who seemed earnestly to desire it.

The opposite of the underlined word “temperance” as it is used in the first paragarph would be __________.​

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