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    schools enhance our understating of the connections. Lareau challenges the assumption that working class families do not value school or that they believe school is not that important. She argues that, indeed, working class families do value school and consider schools as an important aspect of their children’s lives. Similarly, Lareau disagrees with the notion that schools discriminate against working class students. Schools try to access student’s needs and, therefore, try to provide…

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    counseling program would include students, parents, and teachers. Each of these stakeholders would provide different, yet valuable information for the betterment of the school counseling program. How would you work with each of those members to develop your program? I would work with each stakeholder to collaborate in planning, organizing, and implementing programs, such as peer mediation, and interventions that would meet the needs of the identified students (Dollarhide & Saginak, 2012). I…

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    them happen to speak or fully understand the English language. By working at SK Intercultural Association I will be attempting to help all these individuals learn English and get accustomed to how things run in Canada. Since I am quite social and can get along with almost anyone I believe I’ll be able to work well with the teacher and the students. Moreover, I also happen to speak Arabic and Urdu and so if we have any foreign students who speak these languages, I will be able to help them…

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    asking the students about the previous day’s lesson. She was referring to the subject of adding and subtracting word problems the student’s completed the day before, but did not complete. The group began by starting with the next problem on the worksheet. The teacher asked the students to follow along with their finger as she read the word problem aloud. Once she finished reading the word the problem, the teacher asked, “What operation is the word problem asking us to preform?” The students…

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    Different Engagements in Mr. DeLuca’s Class Mr. Jason DeLuca is a 2nd grade teacher who taught his class a lesson about simple machines. As a teacher he helped his students understand and plan in groups their individual simple machines. From this video Mr. DeLuca uses to activates his student’s prior knowledge and has them participates through whole body drive into the lesson about movement. From the beginning of the lesson Mr. DeLuca is clear on giving his 2nd grade class directions. He…

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    Maryland around 2,000 students study abroad every year. The study had 242 participants from the university. The article, “How Does Study Abroad Affect a Student 's View of Professional Life?” analyzes the feelings of students about work and education after engaging with other cultures abroad. The purpose of the data was to cross-examine the cultural differences with the various host countries and professional work settings. The longer students were abroad, the more important students thought…

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    the question to a student he knew, they replied “They’re assuming the market is for students, it’s not. It’s for parents” (Perlstein). In the same way, many students only attend college as a result of their parents, because those parents decide their children’s future career. Nevertheless Addison replies, “This college brochure is not marketing for the parents-because the parents, nor grandparents, probably never went to college themselves” (Addison 212). More recently, students are able to…

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    advantages and disadvantages regarding the progression of a student. Such as, the amount of help that a student receives by a teacher, the ability to cheat on assignments, the student’s mental health state, and how that can affect the learning process in and outside of an actual classroom. Traditional learning may seem scary or even challenging to some with disorders, such as, anxiety and autism. Face-to-face learning is very important to students with mental disorders to help build social…

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    past and current students. Since I work there, I am basically their devil; yet, many of the kids there love me. I tutor students from all ages in English and Math. As a current student, I can empathize with them and have therefore found subtle tricks to help motivate them to do homework and classwork. In the beginning students timidly asked me for help, as time progressed, students became more friendly and less hesitant. Some would even come sit next to me and chat while working on their…

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    for William Rainey Harper College, I gained hands-on experience with new student recruitment programs, student success and retention programs, staff selection and training, program development and leadership development. While working as a Summer Bridge Program Event Coordinator, I recruited high school graduates who participated in a 2-3 week program to develop college readiness skills. Within this position, I helped students complete various forms and documents including registration,…

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