Educational accreditation

1. How does it feel teaching today compared to when you first started? Throughout the years, did you learn any new teaching methods? If so, which one was the most efficient? What has been your favorite aspect of teaching all these years? There is a lot more challenges and expectations related to the students. For example, I’ve noticed that children have more needs nowadays than years ago when I first taught. I have to teach a lot more using different modalities and do a lot of small group…

“Many of our children today suffer from a Learning disability that disables the child from learning how too properly write/read/or speaks. For children with the disability, their peers sometimes be little them making it hard for the child to learn. Improper evaluation has led to the advancement of the disorders in our children. The research I conducted was to see the effects of improper evaluation on children. My research proyed that improper evaluation at schools causes advancement in the…

SURVEYS AND ASSESSMENTS Career, personality, educational interest, and professional assessment surveys are widely used tools to help individuals determine options that fit their personality. The student that seeks to balance their passion with their potential to earn, the jobseeker that is unhappy in their current role, and wants a better professional match. Regardless of why an assessment is taken, participants are able to use these assessments as a way to learn more about themselves.…

Dyslexia Taught Me How to Read My "uncle" Ethan is one of the most significant people from my childhood because he taught me how to read at the age of four. Ethan had been dyslexic since he was a child and by helping me learn to read he was able to boost his confidence and ability to read as well. He showed me tha reading was fun and imaginative; that it could take early readers places and to see new things without having ever been there. His enthusiasm for reading is one of the reasons it…

As a young child at school, we had the Accelerated Reading Program. It was a program that encouraged children to read various books, and then after to take a quiz based on the books. This program really helped me, because the program pushed me to read more. Since I am bilingual, learning two languages as a child was a bit challenging for me, and learning how to read was even harder. I would sometimes mix up letters, vowels, and sometimes talk in Russian when I was supposed to talk in English.…

Concepts that helped form an overview of what makes education a success. Both Rogers and Freiberg (1994) separated such concepts into topics in order to provide a deeper understanding as to what makes an educational system work. They began by expanding on the difficulties and opportunities children encounter in school. The authors enforce that motivation, respect and acknowledgement is what a student desires from a teacher. Both conducted their own personal…

should teach to their students so that they learn to become self-regulated learners. By providing them with opportunities that will challenge them and also provide the necessary skills that they will need to acquire to be successful throughout their educational…

relationships. Finally, the student must struggle to resist becoming demoralized. Without a doubt, the student must be educated to advocate for themselves and knowledgeable on how the disability effects the various aspects of their life. Likewise, the educational system must also be mindful of the various unseen disabilities and how it impacts the student’s ability to perform and interact with others. One day in the future, the fish may be able to climb the tree, but for now, let the fish…

During my work with children, we frequently engage in games such as Dominos, Uno, Picture Bingo and Memory. The mathematical thinking process of matching is found in these games (Yelland, Butler & Diezmann, 1999, p. 10). The cognitive behaviour of matching is also evident during everyday tasks I encourage children to participate in. For example, after an elaborate game of driving cars through a block city, everything is packed away into its respective place, cars in one box and blocks in…

face a great deal of discrimination and injustices in American society. In particular, data and statistics reveal a historic trend of dehumanizing African American students in their pursuit of an education. According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), African American students often score lower than their White counterparts do. The NAEP is scored using plausible values, which provide additional weight for belonging to certain demographic groups.…