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    being the first person in my family to graduate from college. I have learned quite a lot from having a learning disability. I have learned the importance of hard work and dedication and that nothing academically was ever going to be handed to me on a silver platter. As a child who struggled with a learning disability I understand the importance of child literacy more than most. That’s why I chose to read to preschoolers for a community service…

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    attempted to answer this very question. They have approached the topic in different ways and have generated various reasons for the occurrence. There are three main issues that the researchers addressed in their articles. The first stressed the importance of peer influence for English language learners, the second, addressed the need for professional development so teachers will be properly prepared to teach this growing demographic, and the third,…

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    servitude.” (James Madison, The Bill of Rights, 15th amendment)But to vote people of color had to take literacy test . In 1965 literacy test were abolished because it was a way to prevent people of color the right to vote. The Constitution set the foundation on what the basic human rights are. It gave people of minorities a chance to become apart of the United States no more or less than the…

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    For example, should the teacher ask the parents first or will the read-aloud be for everyone or directed more to one child. A very important thing discussed in the article was the importance of evaluating the book carefully. Some things to keep in mind while choosing a book were, is the problem in the book solved realistically, will the class be able to discuss the reading, is the author positive or negative when describing some characters…

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    Importance of Coding in Schools Computer programming or coding is becoming an extensive part of today’s society, we use a programmer’s work daily with our mobile phones and computers. As we continue on in advances with technology, our schools should be providing classes that will keep our nation’s students up to date. Offering these computer science classes to all students as early as kindergarten should be encouraged, because the schools best interest is within what skill sets our children…

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    Sellwood, 2016, p. 174). This will also encourage positive attitudes within the school. Therefore it is necessary for critically reflecting upon and modifying teaching practices to improve literacy levels and outcomes as highlighted by Rose (cited in Harrison & Sellwood, 2016, p. 141) as an issue of paramount importance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. Whilst acknowledgment is given to sporadic school attendance and that English is often a second language for these students, a focus…

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    Pattern Worms Case Study

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    Theme: Insects Activity Name: Pattern Worms Activity category: Math, fine motor Area of room: Small table Focus of Children and Rationale: According to common core children in Ms. B’s kindergarten class must learn one to one correspondence and be able to build simple patterns. Some students enjoy building with Legos (e.g. James, Malik, and Parte). Some girls like to use Legos to build a pretend houses and color coordinate blocks together. Although, the girl’s fine motor skills are more developed…

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    Printing Press Essay

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    written what, because in many works before the printing press the name of the author was entirely lost. People during that time had the mindset that now that we could know, we wanted to know. Along with finding greater importance in authorship, people also started to find greater importance in individualism, and new ideas. People begin to write about what they believe in. Martin Luther, the father of the protestant reformation, may not have even succeeded with the spread of his theology had…

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    The teaching of empathy The music artist Tom Finn once said, “We have to teach empathy as we do literacy”. Atticus and his son Jem, in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, demonstrate the meaning of these words in how Atticus teaches Jem to be empathetic. Atticus, a hard working man with great morals, wants to teach his children the importance of empathy. His son, Jem, learns from different experiences that if he wants to understand what is happening in his community, he must step into their…

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    Frederick Douglass, were admirable leaders who stood up for minorities during a harsh time period. I truly admire their courage and willing to educate themselves to become more competent people for those who were against their ideas. In the narrative, “literacy behind bars” Malcolm X illustrates how he spent the majority of his time in prison reading and learning from the dictionary. According to the narrative Malcolm X felt free for the first time when he began to educate himself. At the end of…

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