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    first presented this task of interviewing another educator, I was apprehensive because the concepts that are being addressed in the prompts are so important to a teacher’s personal teaching philosophy. These prompts almost appeared to be questions that one might hear at a job interview for a teaching position. I did not at first want to subject a colleague to these questions, as they require so much deeper though and inquiry from the teacher. That is why I first answered the questions myself. I feel that the responses to these questions are the center for a teacher’s approach to culturally responsive teaching. As an English Language Learner educator, I felt that these were questions that I had not had the time to specifically address…

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    This semester, I have learned plenty of concepts and material that have shaped my teaching methods. Our class has helped to develop a strong curriculum, but also, to understand the needs and reality of every student. Also, the lectures, reading, guest professors and our visits to DCP have helped to understand why I want to be a teacher. I have learned and realized that as a future teacher, I am not going to be able to take care or help every single student, but I will do my best to assist them…

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    Culture-oriented English teaching in P.R. China I. Introduction: With the world economic and social development and globalization in the 21st century, it is an obvious circumstance which the number of overseas students in different countries has been snowballing. Facing the increasing severe talent market, more and more students in China do choose to have further education in foreign countries mainly in English-speaking countries to meet the standards of their personal internships.…

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    whole that includes the learner, the teacher, teaching and learning methodologies, anticipated and unanticipated experiences, outputs and outcomes possible within a learning institution(Mereku & Agbemaka ,2009). This highlight shows the fact that the curriculum must take into account not only established knowledge but also emergent knowledge.…

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    Discovering The Importance Of Patient Teaching In My Nursing Practice During this two years and a half in my nursing program, I have learned the importance and impact that patient teaching can have in patients and nurses. Throughout my interaction with patients during clinical rotations, I have put in practice the skills I have acquired in the classroom towards an effective interaction with patients. During this practicum, there were two special moments in which I had the opportunity to make a…

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    British Literature; Teaching Shakespeare ‘s Importance British literature dates back way past the 16th century, schools today across the United States still require teaching a very well known famous dead writer named Shakespeare. He was born in the United Kingdom, right now he ages at 453 years old he most likely are specks of dust by now. Recognized to be the best British literature writer, and his famous globe theater known to help out early English language. Although it is required for…

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    The author certainly didn’t mince words in this chapter. It primarily covered the reasons people decide to go into teaching, the job market for teachers, and where they can expect to find jobs. Special consideration was given to the fact that teaching is not an easy profession. The education system needs to overhaul a great deal of the way teaching is done. First in the chapter was a discussion of the motives and outlooks of people going into teaching. The author states that though the…

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    Teaching Writing: More Than Dotting I’s and Crossing T’s Teaching writing to students is one of the most difficult tasks a writing teacher may have to do in his/her career. Something that seems basic and so formative is taught to children every day, from kindergarten through college and beyond. Whether a person is writing a to-do list, an essay, a novel or a text message, they are writing. Teaching writing arises a great amount of difficulty because there is controversy surrounding how and which…

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    ASSIGNMENT (LALI-248) Undeniably, in general, teaching is not a simple issue. An effective teacher must follow some strategies, approaches, styles, methods, etc. to provide the right environment to students. Indeed, teachers play a central role in students’ learning for several reasons. Not only has the teacher’s personality mattered for an effective lesson, but also the teaching. A professional knowledge of Teaching English as a Foreign Language requires many areas such as classroom…

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    During the lab teaching, my job as a facilitator was to teach my group members two important task he/she could use to engage in a specific sport. The sport I had to teach to my peers was Pickle – Ball, and the specific task/skill I taught was how to properly strike the individually and to someone specifically. The facility space I was able to use was half court of a gymnasium. The manner in which I presented the content in a sequence was great, but I felt my organization could have been a…

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