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    example on the role of creative thinking and its transformation due to changes in the digital era, as well as the process of forming of the self- confidence during the initial stages of education with the development of imagination and teamwork. In this work, Davidson insists on reconsidering the very concept of education because of the development of digital age,…

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    environments can be used in conjunction with contemporary knowledge building strategies, leading to greater innovation in learning’ (Digital Education Advisory Group, 2013 p8). Reflecting on pedagogy helps to deciding on what BYOD models to implement in education. Sweeney (2012) suggests that schools should focus on the following questions ‘What is the purpose of education…

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    Secondary Education Services and Annual IEP Goals When planning for the future of students with disabilities, one may experiences many concern because we do not know what the future holds. Transition services are established in order to prepare student to make a successful transition from school to post-school life. Transition services include many components such as: • Design instruction- instruction will be given to students to build the skills that are required in order for them to achieve…

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    students are compelled to attend schooling in order to work hard and get good grades in order to, after graduation, get a good job that will pay well. This is the single dominant ideology regarding education and schooling, and is what teachers tell their students any time they question the merits of the education they are receiving. However, as MacLeod demonstrates in his book “Ain’t No Makin’ It”, the achievement ideology does not adequately explain the function of schooling. In his work, he…

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    This five-month exploratory qualitative study using the My Voice IOS application in special education classes in two Toronto secondary schools sought to assess the degree of attention student pay to their work, motivation levels of students with special needs to use this technology and identify factors that have the greatest influence on integrating technology in to the curriculum. My Voice is an augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) app for students with memory and communication…

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    Is it fair to be treated unequally, because of your gender? In today’s society, gender inequality happens everyday. This even happens at very young age. It starts in education. Gender inequality is unequal actions made on anyone based on their gender. If all men and women are treated equally, this will improve the value of women. Men will benefit by being informed of strengths, contributions, and capabilities of the opposite sex. Then this will possibly cause men to feel less pressure into…

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    The purpose of education in the United States has changed since its beginning. As a growing republic, creating good citizens was a common goal for early education. Curriculum focused on the glory of the United States and valuing hard work and family life filled the one room school houses (Reese 2001). Although this may have been the original purpose of schooling, the change in people’s perceived purpose of education ultimately leads to curriculum, policy, and reform. Labaree described three main…

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    I could smell the scent of cold dew wafting from the ajar windows, while piles of projects cluttered the window space.There were leaning towers of cardboard pinball boxes, stacks of papers, and books scattered throughout the classroom.In addition, I could see a glimpse of glimmering grass from out the window between the paper monuments. Air billowed in as if the classroom was alive and drawing a breath. Shoe squeaks echoed down the halls in tempo with Latin music. The room 's perimeter was…

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    definition of learning is: Learning is the combined use of various sources that allow for growth in multiple areas; it comes mainly from the learner, but can have aid from outside aspects; not contained to just education (for the purpose of this essay, learning is focused in an education environment). Vygotsky factors into this definition through the notion that learning is obtained through various sources, that learning is obtained mainly from the learner, and that outside aspects…

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    kinesthetic intelligences. My interpersonal intelligence was average which may be needed for the Systems Administrator position according to interviews (citation). This means I will need to continue developing this intelligence as I continue my education and career. Conversely, I scored well in linguistic intelligence which will be needed for the required communication skills of a Systems Administrator. I also scored well in logical intelligence which matches well with problem-solving skills and…

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