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Frame Of Reference In Education
The teacher candidate volunteer services was performed at Anchorage Baptist Temples Awana program over the course of two evening for a total of two hours of interaction and observation. This volunteer activity was with the Trek and Journey Club which consisted of boys and girls in Junior High and High school. The purpose of this exercise was to evaluate the frame of reference which one brings into the teaching experience compared to the field experience.
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Ones frame of reference is developed and based upon ones own experiences through life and their impact upon their interpersonal relationships. As an older student my experience base is longer and broader which includes a larger experience base. My past experience includes
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