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    history and addressed congress. Throughout the Pope’s address he explained the importance of the Seven Themes of Catholic Social Teaching and how it relates to our daily lives and endeavors. Pope Francis starts off his address by , redefining congresses responsibilities to our nation. He begins with explaining congress's role in one of Seven Themes of Catholic Social Teaching, the Rights and Responsibilities congress has to our nation. “Your own responsibility as members of Congress is to…

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    Teaching Philosophy As children we were always told by our parents to go to school. We were told to go to school and stay in school as long as we possibly can because without an education we have nothing. However with an education or any kind of degree, whether it be in political sciences or in education itself, you can manage to one day, rule the world. And I strongly believe in that. This is the reason I intend to become an educator, so that I can pass on my knowledge and understanding of the…

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    The author believes teaching is like Velcro. She gives examples of why she believes this and how to be a good teacher throughout the narrative. First, she believes a teacher is one who loves learning. Someone who is always curious about their surroundings. Next, she believes the teacher should be able to connect with her students. By doing this you need to be able to talk to the parents and have heart-to-heart conversations with the students on their progress. Also, the author believes that any…

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    are actually wanting more volunteers and are willing to arrange certain times??. When reflecting on my faith, I have learnt the importance of helping others. There are so many teachings that promote helping others, and by completing this volunteering, I have learnt that it is incredibly important to follow these teachings. Mark 10:45 states “For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve” which through this service learning programme, we all called to follow Jesus by serving others.…

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    The core of all the teachings of the Navajo or Diné people “stress male and female [aspects] as a basic form of symbolism; the notion is that only by pairing can any entity be complete.” (Reichard 1950, 29). Thus, the traditional Navajo housing structure, a hogan (hooghan), emphasizes this core idea, since the belief is that all natural things have both a male and female aspect for balance. Accordingly, this sense of balance is symbolized in the function and construction of both aspects of the…

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    over 400 years ago, have no relevance to today. Middle and high school teachers have taught Shakespeare’s works for decades. People of all different ages know at least a few Shakespeare references, such as the famous quote “to be, or not to be”. Teaching Shakespeare in high schools has become an American cliché. Therefore, high schools should continue to teach Shakespeare because his works allow for students to understand allusions in real life and his writings contain many useful generic life…

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    Boundaries of teaching role As described on the previous page, we have a responsibility and a duty to fulfill when it comes to outcomes for learners. As a learning institute, we will of course be focusing on progress and achievement in learning and skills. However, we cannot do this without having a holistic approach both for ourselves and our students. At all times we must respect diversity and promote inclusion while ensuring that the welfare of learners and colleagues is paramount. To…

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    How could Dogme and Emergent Language theories influence classroom practice? Dogme and Emergent Language theories both challenge the traditional teaching methods. A Dogme theory approaches teaching from a ‘materials light’ perspective, with very little to none of the classroom activities coming from a textbook or syllabus (Boyadzhieva, 2014, p. 783). The idea is to get the students’ to become autonomous learners and for them to come to the classroom with their own set of objectives. All tasks…

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    “I am the living bread that came down from heaven. Whoever eats this bread will live forever. This bread is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.” (John 6:51) When the sacrament of the Eucharist was first introduced, it was used by Jesus to present the disciples with the idea of God’s creation and how it manifested. The Catholic Church is calling for individuals to re-evaluate the Sacrament of Eucharist, as it is the foot hold to ecological conversion, which is …. During the…

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    As educators, it is important to understand how to best reach each student’s behavioral issues and needs. Teaching with Love and Logic discusses the Love and Logic approach in solving student’s behavioral issues. This text offers various ideas and 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…

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