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    The students were payed actors and the teachers were the subjects, both were in separate rooms and could not see the other. Milgram told the teachers that the students were hooked up to a machine that would send an electric shock to the student when they gave a wrong answer. Milgram also informed the teachers that the experiment was looking at the relationship between pain and learning. In front of the teacher sat a box that had written voltages from 14 to 450. The teacher was assigned to…

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    and plan for in the future. How would we go about handling a classroom and its students, while satisfying the curriculum and our responsibilities as educators? Good, experienced teachers have the ability to skillfully teach their content area, as well as the ability to relate and communicate with their students. A great way for educators to learn more about their students, and vice versa, and the best way for students to learn about one another, is during the course of different school…

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    solution to conflicts teachers offer experience. Throughout reading this book, I learned some important principles to try to implement into my future classroom. Additionally, there were some topics discussed I do not think is necessarily appropriate for the situation. This book challenged my thinking and allowed me to gain a better understanding of classroom management techniques. The purpose of Love and Logic enables teachers to form a better student-teacher relationship. The connection is…

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    be doing something that I personally chose to do. Being a teacher was something I always thought about, but public speaking was my greatest fear, so I figured if I can’t do public speaking I can’t be a teacher. However, once I changed my major from dental hygiene to education my fear suddenly went away. As I was taking my dental hygiene classes, I worked at and still work at a retail store called…

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    Parents are one the main authority figures in a child 's life that have an influence on their behavior; although there is a lack of communication between school personnel and parents. Whitson’s research states that “School personnel notice or intervene in only 1 out of every 25 incidents of bullying. While most teachers are very focused on what goes on in their classrooms, the majority of bullying occurs in locations like the lunchroom, the locker room, the playground, the bathroom…

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    to thrive. The K-8 system consolidates elementary and middle school education; eliminating the need for students to transition between campuses. Converting to this K-8 model has the ability to improve student achievement through appealing to all students’ learning styles, and develop leadership qualities in students who otherwise depend on peers. Student achievement drops dramatically as students transition from elementary school to middle school, and from middle school to high school. A study…

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    effective in students’ academic achievement in 6th grade middle school in Palm Beach County, Florida. The literature review focused on parent involvement in school and at home. Parents, students and teachers’ expectations. Many reasons for the lack of parent involvement were addressed in each article. Finally, Is it important for parents to be involved and how can teachers, administrators and parents collaborate to increase parent involvement for the success of the student…

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    inverse relationship between delinquent behavior and attachment to teachers, school commitment, involvement in conventional activities, and positive beliefs (Ozbay and Ozcan, 2006). For Hart and Mueller (2012), they predict that social bond factors would be statistically significant and it will vary depending on an individual’s social economic status. In addition, they expect to find gender differences between social bonds and school delinquency. They also hypothesize that a negative…

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    TEACHER UNDER AUTHORITY Speaking in general about the relationship between authority and school, Giroux and MacLaren (1986) put it in this way: “Authority is inescapably related to a particular vision of what schools should be” (p. 224). Voices for liberal education and egalitarianism have led to the collapse of teacher authority. Neither the conceptualisation of “teacher as an authority” nor reconceptualisation of “teacher in authority” can ensure the equality of intelligence between the…

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    Throughout Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, relationships between Harry, Ron and Hermione are explored. While throughout all seven of the Harry Potter books the relationships between Harry, Ron, and Hermione grow stronger, the students also have bonds that grow between their professors, particularly between Harry and his professors. While Harry encounters many professors throughout his time at Hogwarts, in Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry’s bond between Dumbledore, Remus Lupin and Severus…

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