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    I remember what Pre-K was like. Imagine little Elvia. She 's at St. Edwards Catholic Church and School. She is quiet. Her first language is Spanish and it is what she speaks at home the most. She understands English because it is what her father speaks, but she doesn’t speak it much. She listens to the kids and teachers around her and eventually catches onto the language a little more. She hates the English language! Fast-forward. Now she 's at the end of kindergarten. In order to pass onto…

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    Dental Hygienists Association and other nation organization have determined that the main problem for poor dental hygiene is due to the cause of poor communication. Dental Hygienist have been working on communication techniques for low oral health literacy patients in order to help their patients understand how to use simple tools, and how to perform simple task at home in order to clean and maintain clean and oral disease free teeth. According to the (CDC) Center for Disease Control and…

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    Hammurabi was the sixth king of Babylon who, during the beginning of his reign, invaded and took over neighboring cities. After several years, the population of Babylon had become dense. With so many civilians a written law needed to be created if the king was going to be able to expand and rule over the population. The Code of Hammurabi contains almost 300 clauses, and was written so that there would be a set standard of justice throughout the region. The laws had specific punishments that…

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    Literacy, a term used to describe intelligence, the ability to read and write. When the meaning of the word actually took place in my life, I was in 6th grade. Life was taking a turn towards the importance of grades, GPA and ranking and before I knew it, writing was an everyday thing. I was between schools for the majority of my 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade years. Every school had their own learning curriculum and learning plan so at some schools I would be ahead and at others I would be…

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    that there were easy ways to work literacy into my health lessons, but I was unaware of the possibilities of working literacy into everyday lessons in the gym. The information I have gained from my peers and the instructor will be put somewhere I can easily gain access to when I begin my own teaching career. I can only hope this class was as useful to my peers as it was for me. For the majority of the course, my peers gave presentations on how to work literacy into specific subjects. The…

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    part of creating a just and democratic society. As a teacher, I further believe education with a focus on core the skills, especially numeracy and literacy, are paramount to the success of learning. The Australian Council for Education Research (ACER) released a media statement in 2013, stating ‘the existence of large numbers of Australians with low literacy and numeracy skills has a negative impact on individuals, the economy, and productivity’(Australian Council for Education Research, 2013).…

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    prices to see if it is a good buy? Financial literacy covers all of these scenarios. Countless schools do not require monetary literacy as a class but I believe it should. Students should be required to take a financial literacy class before graduation because it would help them in succeed in the future. While some people say that from researches has said that students taking a there financial exams…

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    Early development and exposure to literacy are important determinants of the future of young children. There is gab in vocabulary and social development that is observed by age 5, which is when they are ready to go to school. The difference in literacy between children raised in high versus low income households is currently referred to as to the “word gap”. The issue of children literacy is the result of the lack of development in the first five years of the children’s life. The existing word…

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    achieving a goal is fundamental. As an Enrichment and Literacy Teacher, I witness the neglect of education and the repercussions of its prowess in the lives of young people in under-resourced areas here in New York. Presently, my group of people range from the grades Pre-K to third graders, and modeling the importance of literacy is essential to personal and overall success. My goal each day is to inspire, and teach the importance of literacy by beginning with the foundation and climbing the…

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    When asked what literacy was at the beginning of the semester, I thought it was simply teaching a child to read. Easy, right? I did not realize all that was involved in literacy. Literacy includes reading, writing, vocabulary, fluency, and phonemic awareness. There are also a number of assessments and observations that fall under literacy, all of which are extremely important to effectively teaching literacy to young children. I learned a lot about the different types of assessments this…

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