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    level to my stakeholders (McKenzie, Neiger, & Thackeray, 2013, p. 245). The Body Project curriculum must be a fit for the priority population and fine-tuning to fit the needs of each group will be crucial for the all-gender curriculum to gain momentum. I will need to search for credible evidence that enhances the curriculum and determine how to measure success and outcomes. In developing the new curriculum, I will need to consider how I can strategically engage stakeholders and consider…

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    support the formal lecture, their importance, and hence the teaching assistant’s importance, in helping students achieve the overall learning objectives of the class should not be underestimated. In addition, experiences early on in the undergraduate curriculum…

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    training to their peers so that functional health instruction can be incorporated in an appropriate and seamless manner. This faculty can direct staff education that is specific to the RHS student population and help to guide curriculum working with the faculty curriculum committee. Because the 10 components of the WSCC model may be a daunting task for a school to implement, the lead faculty with the support of the school based clinic staff and school nurse would have the time they need to…

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    2.4.1.3 Lecturers knowledge Curricular as factor The curriculum is the planned and guided learning experiences and intended outcomes, formulated through the systematic reconstruction of knowledge and experience under the auspices of the school, for the learner 's continuous and wilful growth in personal-social competence. Bringing all these points together, the curriculum is viewed as a composite whole that includes the learner, the teacher, teaching and learning methodologies, anticipated…

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    The Great Conversation by Robert M. Hutchins, Statement of Liberal Education by Association of American College & University, What Is a 21st Century Liberal Education by Association of American College & University (AAC&U’s), and Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paolo Freire’s are four articles that explain what liberal education stand for and what has been accomplished over the years. From reading the four articles they explained how liberal education has helped empower students and helped then…

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    Effectiveness of Design and Delivery - In regards to design and delivery, we formulated a plan to get all the students collaborating on the bat box activities. We had students do hands on learning while giving them a lot of choice in their own end products. By incorporating a social media aspect to the end product we keep the students engaged and wanting to learn more, leading them to practice skills which would guide them down a path to becoming lifelong learners. We had set specific outcomes…

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    employers recommend that college bound students pursue a “liberal education”. Eighty-nine percent of said employers would prefer someone with “the ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing,” (Ungar) with just as many emphasizing better development of “critical thinking and analytical reasoning skills.” (Ungar) Even seventy percent said that they were looking for “the ability to innovate and be creative.” (Ungar) He also states that most of today’s growing corporations,…

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    Sanders, D, P. & Mccutcheon, G. (1986). Journal of Curriculum and Supervision. The Development of Practical Theories of Teaching, 2(1), 50-67. This journal suggests ways for turning practical knowledge into usable forms into teaching, and how it might be enhanced to develop learning, rather than being simply theoretical knowledge. Sanders and McCutcheon (1986) says “Unavoidably teaching is active, intentional value-laden work. It is demanding physically, emotionally and mentally.” The authors…

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    said "Need ID" with email. Well, I will put my number for ID from TSC and give a certificate of attendance. Toddler Development and Limit Setting in the Classroom I just observe it with self expression ask students from TSC or UTRGV include college also members a lot of the people is coming too. I would get a plan on the lesson is first to start in the morning is "Toddler Development and Limit Setting…

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    Craig’s second strategy is avoiding the pause. Students can avoid a persistence gap in terms of non-enrollment by attending full-time, following more structured academic plans, and becoming more engaged (Craig, 2015). Obviously, colleges prefer students to attend full-time and continue their enrollment through to graduation. While Craig disapproves of their emphasis, graduation and retention rates are some of the biggest components within college rankings, so colleges spend a great deal of…

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