Ping Pong
From IMDb:
“The film traces the growth and friendship of 2 very different high school ping pong players. “Peco” Hoshino is a brash, arrogant player, determined to turn “pro”. He taught his quiet, nerdy childhood friend, “Smile” Tsukimoto. “Smile” frustrates his coach and rivals who recognize his talent for the game since it is just a game to him. To teach him, his high school coach learns that coaching is more than just training the students to be good ping pong players. Ironically, as “Smile” begins to develop his game, “Peco” undergoes a severe crisis after his defeat by rival players. “Peco” is unable to play well until he rediscovers the original reasons why he plays ping pong. Written by nakataohana”
- Here are the Flow Powerpoint slides from my lecture: Flow Slides
- Here is the Jackson “Flow” article I referred to – you do not have to read the “experimental” part: method to results – just introduction and conclusion: jackson.1998
- Flow Questionnaire is at end of this thesis in Appendix to glance at: Flow Thesis Q
- Here is the article to read about Achievement Goal Theory (pp. 58-66): agt.pdf
- Here are Achievement Goal Theory slides from today’s lecture: Achievement Slides
- Here is how to indicate the location of a Table in the text of your paper (APA style):
October 5, 2009 at 7:15 pm |
Tim
When we are placing table 1 below our introduction paragraph should it look exactly like this?
Example:
which can be seen in table 1
Insert table 1——————————————-
Start or next paragraph
October 5, 2009 at 7:34 pm |
I inserted an actual example from the APA manual above.