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    lot of excellent ideas of how to deal with children. I learned some valuable motivational techniques to use with my future students. Also, I witnessed the joy and satisfaction that comes from being an educator. For example, when you help a child overcome obstacles in learning and encouraged them not to give up. I learned that I will need to be aware of the challenges students face outside of class and how it will affect their behavior. Therefore, I will have to use a variety of classroom…

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    How the Self-Fulfilling Prophecy Affects Student Outcome Contents Abstract 1 Introduction 1 Literature Review 2 Methodology 8 Research Activity 11 Findings and Analysis 12 Conclusions, Professional Values, and Recommendations 16 Harvard Reference List 18 Abstract This study seeks to explore how teacher expectations and the self-fulfilling prophecy affects student outcome. This study builds upon the research of Rosenthal and Jacobson and provides…

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    Poverty In Schools

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    a big issue for many students. The exact percentage of students in poverty is 22 percent, and 45 percent of students live in low-income families (Child Poverty). Research has been done and found that students from low income families acquire language and math skills more slowly, are 13.5 percent more likely to dropout, and enter high school about 4 grade levels behind those with higher socioeconomic status (Education and Socioeconomic status). This means that we have students who could be doing…

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    imagination and research skills to solve problems for the future. It lets me practice now for real life later. Moreover, it allows me to collaborate with my friends to do an activity we all enjoy. 5. Why do you want to be an officer? Ever since 6th grade, FPS has been an important part of my life. I not only think about how I am performing in competitions, but also how my team overall is working. I enjoy helping others learn and refine the process. By becoming an officer, I will be able to take…

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    inclusion failed it was her fault I question my knowledge, of the child, of their condition, of how to adapt the work, what can I do to make them more comfortable Yet another teacher commented I feel very much if inclusion fails it fails because I not a good enough teacher This attitude would certainly correlate to the finding of Lopes, Monterio and Sil state ‘The majority of teachers are not fully receptive to inclusion because they do not know how to differentiate instructions or what kind…

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    Outline THESIS: The dynamics of cheating and social psychology that influences students to lose morality and be inclined to academically cheat are becoming harmfully prevelant in today’s schools. Cheating in schools is affect all, regardless to education level. High schools are naturally prone to academic dishonesty, but the numbers are very high. Even ivy league colleges such as Harvard are not exempt of cheating. Students across the education level gradient don’t always understand the serious…

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    Nclb Negative Effect

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    entered by students. Eleven of the 178 teachers were convicted on racketeering charges, resulting in jail time, community service, and a lot of fines. This was a result of the increasing pressure on schools to meet the high test score requirements set by the No Child Left Behind federal law (NCLB). NCLB, one of the biggest social engineering projects of our time, is an educational reform bill passed by the George Bush administration in 2002. This is significant because NCLB dictates how students…

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    one of the first theories that were introduced. Those strategies were remunerative, coercive, and normative. Eztioni (1968) indicated remunerative strategy uses material objects or cash to obtain a certain outcome. When the district provides an additional supplement for a teacher that showed growth with their student on the End of the Grade Test is an example of remunerative. Coercive…

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    There is good news for those learning a new language though, as “scientists recently found that when learning a new language, singing the phrases can help people learn the language better” (Gholipour 1). Learning a new language is a difficult feat, it requires hours…

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    Back then, racial or personal bias could get a perfectly good teacher fired. Female teachers even faced being fired for becoming pregnant or for wearing pants to work. Tenure also serves to protect professors whose research or teaching practices might ruffle feathers, and to ensure job security for out of the box academic pursuits. Typically, tenure is granted to university professors only after an intensive and protracted process of review. Professors usually do not come under review for tenure…

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