EAP Concepts of Time by Summer K.

Concept of Time

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Time zones

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areas which observes standard time for legal, commercial and social purposes

Body Clocks and Rhythms

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Changes in the usual pattern of the body activity that conforms to the cyclical time periods including circadian and ultradian rhythm

Perception of Time

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"One day, you're 17 and you're planning for someday. And then quietly, without you ever really noticing, someday is today. And then someday is yesterday. And this is your life." – John Green

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At different times in life people are expected to conform to certain roles for their age

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child - play and eat well

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teenagers - study and learn

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young adults - exploring and discovering themselves while starting a career

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Adults - marry and have children

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elderly - retire and relax

Marking tool

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Time is just an innate concept people create to mark change

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humans feel the need to evolve on the daily basis thus time is a man made tool used to measure events in different ways

Perfect ‘time’

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there is always a perfect time to do something

Circadian rhythm

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Type of biological rhythm that’s subjected to exactly 24 hour cycle (sleep wake cycle etc.

Ultradian rhythm

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Occur less than 24 hours in recurrent period or cycle (REM sleep cycle, meal time etc.)

Infradian rhythm

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More than 24 hours long (pregnancy, menstrual cycle etc.)

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