They can suggest a series of exercises for a child for example to strengthen weak muscles to improve the clarity of speech. If a child has a hearing impairment they maybe taught sign language or Makaton enabling them to communicate with others. They can advise the school to provide suitable equipment for example providing toys that make a lot of noise so that children can feel the vibrations even if they cannot hear the sound. The child may need to be seated at the front of the class so they can clearly hear what the teacher is saying. The school will need to be advised on how to look after hearing aids so they are not lost or damaged.…
Growing up as a kid I never really enjoyed reading and writing. It was and probably will always be my least favorite subject, nothing against you my lovely English professor, but I just don’t enjoy it. The only time I really enjoyed reading as a child was when I got my first leap pad and I eventually destroyed it and it was probably within 2 weeks of getting it,…
Child-initiated activity hands practitioners a very powerful opportunity for learning. To make the most of this, as a practitioner you must: * maintain children's focus - actively using a range of strategies to keep the children engaged and extend their learning - introducing new words, thinking out loud, introducing more complex speech, bringing in new problems, encouraging conflict negotiation, demonstrating or explaining new ways of working towards a solution * offer assistance and support, when needed, so children are successful in following their ideas, even something simple like holding an object while a child works * ensure the learning environment offers a wide range of stimulating open-ended materials, both outdoors and indoors, for…
In many discussions with my administrator, I have come to realize that teacher attendance is becoming a problem at our school. In the past the teachers have had to find their own substitute, but a new program now does it for them. It is much easier to just submit an absence as opposed to having to call a list of potential substitutes until one agrees to fill in. In an attempt to encourage teachers to attend school whenever possible and recognize the teachers who have a good attendance record, I created the Postman award.…
Introduction: How Children Succed p.xiii&xv In this introduction I was surprised on how they are having three year olds filling out worksheets and completing drills on letter and number recognition (Tough, 2013, p.xiii). I did notice when my son went to transitional kindergarten that what was expected from him was what a kindergarten back then would be learning. When he went to kindergarten he was expected to know more than what I remember was required before.…
Try to picture a kindergartener trying to do an adult job like being an electrician they would get shocked every time they try to fix the wires. Do we think that the rules we learned as kindergarteners applies to life today? Next, I believe it does not apply to the lessons we learned in kindergarten for the following reasons: we are more mature now, we know that if we want something we have to work hard for it, and life is not as easy as it once might have been. To begin, we are more responsible than we used to be when we was in kindergarten. Since we have not been in kindergarten for 10 years I think it is false to assume we have not gotten more mature.…
Recess is a must. It is crucial for elementary students. It is just as important to child development as core curriculum is. Recess helps students with physical, social and cognitive abilities that otherwise can not be taught in a classroom. Even though students learn a lot while in the classroom they do not have the attention span to sit and be quiet for a long period of time.…
Lastly, recess helps develop skills, that middle schoolers and every person on this planet will need later on in life. Some of the skills learned are, how to communicate face-to-face with otherss, how to work with others, how to fix problems, to get along with others without an adult getting into the way, and how to be patient with others. Recess helps students to be able to think on their own. In students' lives students can do that, children can choose what game everyone wants to play and who they want to hang out with. Social skills are learned during recess.…
Describe children's usual sequence of reading like behaviors. The child is likely to give greater attention to words and letters that have some personal significance, such as the children names,pets and also their parent's names. Children will pay more attention to alphabet letters and words. Describe factors promoting a few preschoolers to actually read before Kindergarten. The first factor promoting few preschooler to actually read before kindergarten is Imitative reading behavior, The second factor promoting a few preschooler to actually read before kindergarten is alphabet letter identification and alphabet principle.…
High School When I get to high school I will be looking towards a lot of things like teachers,classes,and activities. But there is somethings I will miss about middle school .I’m going to miss all my old teacher's,activities,and being a kid. On the other hand I may have good teachers,fun classes,and better activities. Going to high school may be fun and dreadful at the same time.…
In algebra, letters are used to substitute for numbers. Algebra is about finding the unknown to make things easier, which involves by following some simple rules. As can be seen in Appendix C, where I used letters to represent the cost of items. In saying that, many people seem to be intimidated with algebra, which Lakin (2011, p. 65) states algebra injects fear into the hearts of people. I also correlate with this anxiety as I only began to learn basic algebra in secondary school.…
Why are literacy skills paramount for the future? There are countless logics why you should learn the literacy skills. If you’re telling a speech or writing a letter you would admire to sound formal. If you don’t receive literacy skills then some people wouldn’t care for the reason that you don’t have the skills you need. You may not understand what other people are talking about then you’re just confused and don’t know what to say.…
Preschool’s Role in the Development of Literacy Merriam-Webster (2011) defines literacy as the ability to read and write. Many things influence one’s level of literacy. I often wonder why some students are better in school than others. Some students really struggle to achieve average grades while other students seem to excel with little effort. I was always encouraged to read and write by my parents and teachers as a way to improve my literacy.…
A recent study on social and emotional risk and protective factors that predict early school problems or success found that "children who do not begin kindergarten socially and emotionally competent are often not successful in the early years of school—and can be plagued by behavioral, emotional, academic, and social development problems that follow them into adulthood (U.S Department of Health and Human Services). " Creating a positive social relationship is an important outcome of preschool, possibly more important is avoiding social isolation. Research shows that it is possible to predict as early as preschool the kind of children who will have social and academic problems, because they are already either overlooked or casted off by other children. To develop positive social relationships it is important to build relationships with parents so that children feel safe, secure, and comfortable with their teachers. Provide opportunities for children to work and play together.…
Being a Teacher My boyfriend’s mom and sister are both teachers and I always say to the both of them “how do you do it?” Never in my wildest dreams would I ever be a teacher at least that is what I thought. Then one day I decided I would sit and watch how my daughters Pre-School class worked.…