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    Abstract Children need physical and emotional support. They also need the right opportunities and environment to grow into responsible adults. Children need positive role models in their lives to succeed. Schools want children to be healthy. Attachment is also important to a child’s development. Play helps children make sense of their experiences and helps them to cope better with their emotions. Throughout history‚ many different theories were developed. The first priority of an early childhood

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    | | During the 1990s the immigrant population expanded quickly and by a large amount. According to Eggen and Kauchak (2007) “experts estimate that by the year 2020 two thirds of the school population will be African American‚ Asian‚ Hispanic‚ or Native American. This means there will be great cultural diversity in our society and in our schools.” Educators will need to be educated on how to teach in a diverse classroom. Teachers will need to have an understanding for English-language learning

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    There are currently three main approaches to teaching reading; the bottom-up model‚ the top-down model and the interactive model. Although both the bottom-up and top-down models have their merits‚ the interactive model blends the major strategies of them both together to form a more balanced well-rounded approach. The bottom-up model‚ which was the sole method of teaching reading through the mid-1980s‚ places a heavy emphasis on decoding. The belief is that the eye directs the mind‚ and that

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    Dance Facilitation Essay Discuss the meanings of authoritarianism and anti-authoritarianism in practices of dance teaching. Make specific reference to examples from practice and from the literature. Discuss ways of working that might be appropriate to working with a group of GCSE students and prepare a lesson plan for a specific session with GCSE students. On an online dictionary the definition for authoritarianism is; "Characterized by or favoring absolute obedience to authority‚ as against

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    Educational research contributes many factors to effective teaching and the effective teacher. Beliefs and values that guide the research change by the decade‚ however‚ most of the research agrees that the highest impact on achievement is the teacher. The writer feels that the three factors Marzano pinpoints are ones truly necessary to guide effective teachers. He states “the act of teaching is a holistic endeavor. Effective teachers employ effective instructional strategies‚ classroom management

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    My Philosophy of Teaching

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    Gigi Professor Uliano PHE 443U December 4‚ 2012 Extra credit Selected Epidemiology Study If I had all the money and resources then I would want to do a case control study dealing with groups of technology users’ exposure to radioactivity mainly teenagers and comparing it to a group that does not have access to any technology. I would conduct an interview on both groups with the group that has access to technology such as computers‚ cell phones‚ and iPods then ask the same

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    A teaching philosophy is a personal statement for teachers and anyone committing them in teaching. I already see myself as a teacher with my teaching philosophy anchored to mould my students as “plants are fashioned by cultivation‚ men by education” (Rousseau‚ 2013‚ pp. 8). It is important to believe in a philosophy to be able practice adequately. My beliefs and teaching philosophies revolve around the philosophy and thoughts of great philosophers like Aristotle‚ Dewey‚ Freire‚ Noddings and Plato

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    he might be able to understand his life‘s problems and there by solve them. Doing is more important than knowing‚ the pragmatic teacher wants his pupil to think and act for themselves to do rather than to know‚ to originate rather than to repeat. Teaching should not be based on lecturing and repeating only. The teacher should create a problem solving attitude in his pupils. Discipline: Pragmatism believes in Social discipline. Project method deals with all such essentials. They believe that play

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    CLASS Sara Rožič Mentor: doc. dr. Urška Sešek Ljubljana‚ February 2014 Table of contents 1. Introduction The seminar paper will argue that teaching culture should be a vital part of every English class. It will point put the various benefits that this teaching brings. By learning culture‚ students will gain practical communicative competences and knowledge of how to behave in a certain social situation. This kind of learning will also have a massive

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    definition of literacy to guide my instruction and meet the needs of all my students. It is also important that the teacher has an understanding that literacy learning applies to all subjects and is not limited to the subjects of reading and writing. When teaching literacy‚ teachers need to consider the learning environment‚ the student’s interests and academic needs‚ student choice‚ the role of the teacher and student‚ and the balanced literacy

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