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    allows each student to adopt a growth mindset because the students at the bottom aren’t discouraged by never being able to meet the standards and the students at the top aren’t unmotivated because they are being challenged by their work. This form of assessment teaches students to value the learning process rather than the grade and/or praise they get. When the students value the process of learning they will want to master material and learn it for themselves, not for the positive reinforcement…

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    Under ASQA’s new audit model, five main features of students’ experiences will be focused: • RTO marketing and recruitment: during students recruitment process RTO and its marketing personnel should not provide student service agents and students with misleading information and ensure they are authentic, honest and original. In this context prospective students should be receiving the information which reflect the RTO’s policies and procedures, required performance and behaviours that need to…

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    Students then took a lesson quiz over the learning goal, and they received immediate feedback on their email. Those students who received feedback indicating they were non proficient on the learning goal were directed to the back table for reteaching. Since Ms. Yoder was absent, we planned for me to provide reteaching to the students, and the substitute to keep a…

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    isn’t possible for “one size” to fit everyone. For this reason, we don’t rely on one person to make every educational decision, one assessment to determine the appropriate services, or one teaching strategy to reach every student. This is an important concept to remember each and every day. 2. The child must always be the center of focus. Quantitative data (assessment scores) should never be the only factor in the decision-making process. 3. Under IDEA, there are 13 categories of disabilities.…

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    Gad, I am returning this assignment to you as there is still a lot of work that you need to complete to ensure that the learning outcomes and assessment criteria are covered sufficiently. In 1.1 - I am not sure that I particularly agree with the differences between safeguarding and protection - could you please look at this again. In 1.2 - This is not an evaluation and needs far more detail You have started to explain some of the legislative framework and good to see that you have mentioned The…

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    Learners take online or written assessments and the results ascertain their levels they are currently working on, furthermore specific diagnostic test homes in on the gaps in their skills. This method is effective and can give providers and tutors a general scale of ability, however one can argue that the results can also be misleading , for example if a learner has rushed or guessed part the assessment then the results would not be true reflection of the learners ability. BKSB is one of these…

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    B. Create a framework for a nursing course by doing the following: 1. Identify the title of your course. Basic physical health assessment 2. Identify the competencies of your course. The student will articulate and demonstrate how to perform and identify the following competencies and findings: a) Identify normal versus abnormal conditions on a physical assessment of an adult patient a. Identify normal and abnormal vital signs b. Identify orientation and level of consciousness c. Breath…

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    EYFS Descriptive Analysis

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    the Teachers’ Standards (2013), teachers are expected to “[m]ake accurate and productive use of assessment” (DfE [i], 2013, p.12). Assessment is, therefore, a fundamental aspect of one’s role as a teacher and to fulfil this standard effectively, a number of strategies have been proposed to conduct regular assessments. In light of this, I aim to provide a reflective commentary on the process of assessment and its purpose, with a focus on the Early Years Foundation Stage [EYFS], at a primary…

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    IQA Concept Analysis

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    may affect your reputation. Achievement Assessment results should be collated which then can be used to to compare national or organisations targets are being reached. Without this…

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    Getting to know my students’ names and their personalities demonstrates respect and dignity for students as persons with varied interests, needs, backgrounds, points of view, plans, goals, and aspirations. Being in a linear school, it is extremely hard to learn the names of approximately 180 students in such a short amount of time. Therefore, even before I was fully immersed, I was taking attendance trying to put a face to the name and making students more personable to me. In addition, I was…

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