A Pedagogy of Attitude. Thus, for my purposes in the writing classroom and in the context of a portfolio pedagogy, I introduce a vocabulary of attitude, provide literary examples, and assign self-evaluative writing to prompt students to account for their own attitudes toward writing.
What is the difference between muscular strength and muscular endurance? Strength refers to mobility of joints, while endurance refers to muscular force. Strength refers to percentage of body fat, while endurance refers to sustaining activity over time.
Local muscular endurance is usually defined as the ability of a muscle group to perform repeated contractions (either isotonic, isokinetic, or eccentric) against a load or to sustain a contraction (isometric) for an extended period of time.