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    customer feel they had received excellent customer service, employees’ strengths and weaknesses, and what it takes to motivate employees. (Tingum, J., 2016) The following website will aid anyone interested in learning how to build and utilize active listening skills. http://www.skillsyouneed.com/ips/active-listening.html Assertiveness – adjective – confident in behavior or style. (“Dictionary and Thesaurus | Merriam-Webster,” n.d.) An example of assertiveness in the…

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    decrease the overall time that you spend on reading, interpreting and reviewing content. The SQ3R System is a 5 step active reading process that was developed by Francis Robinson(Van Blerkom, 1997) and intended to keep readers engaged in the material. Although it may seem time consuming, the overall study and comprehension time is actually minimized once the process is mastered.("Active Reading Method Like SQ3R," n.d., p. 5) Each step, along with a brief description is listed below;…

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    The learning environment presented by University of the People [UoPeople] requires an independent student capable of digesting and integrating information effectively without a great amount out of guidance in order to complete the requirements of a given course. The student most successful in this process is a self-directed, intrinsically motivated, active learner. When describing the features that characterize this type of student, there are many aspects to consider. Because each student is…

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    Any opportunity they have, they share what new things are happening with them to reach their goals. They have a positive mind-set. They are always looking for ways to better themselves and they concentrate on the small details. With all of the learning they are doing, they put the training into practice. They do not just have ideas in their head, they are doers. The final characteristic is they are very competitive. They want to be the top in everything they do. They want to be number…

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    analysis what is happening during the learning experience and to refer to key frameworks and literature to support my ideas. Ms. Roberts had been covering for the class teacher and prior to this lesson she had been adopting a social constructivist approach to teaching. However, I observed her approach change for this lesson and she converted to more of a behaviorist style of teaching. I believe this is down to the children being taken out of their typical learning environment, it was only their…

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    Introduction Learning starts long before students come to a school or any formal institution of instruction, and remains continue even long after school finishes, in a variety of different ways and context (Churchill, 2013). Pritchard (2013) defines learning as “the individual process of constructing understanding based on experience from a wide range of sources” (p.1).Learning in a formal classroom environment occurs through conscious information processing and focused mental and social…

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    self-confidence, trust and independence. According to Social Emotional Development within the Context of Relationships (2018), it states that Infants’ and toddlers’ active participation in their own development is important to their mental health, and communication of emotions establishes the learning pathways in the brain that lead to other learning. During play, When Leah fails to use her feet to tap the drum she goes back to using her hands. The teacher respects Leah’s current strength, and…

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    How do children and their teachers may create meaningful learning situations by focusing on children as active learners. According to Carr, a social view of learning and teaching is difficult to combine with assessment limited to individual skills irrespective of the context, as learning is more than personal knowledge. This view is connected to Bruner , Rogoff , Vygosky and Wertsch cited in Grindheim et al (2010 p.77)…

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    acceptance into and obtaining an Undergraduate diploma, through to completing two postgraduate diplomas, Hales showed a passionate determination to succeed. During his year attending the Open Foundation preparation course, Hales developed a strong learning base to build upon his study skills. To conquer feeling overwhelmed he learnt how to navigate the physical environment while determining how to interact with the academic one. He familiarised himself with the library, discovered how to use…

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    explaining the importance of in class reading.The important aspects that a guided reading session can impart includes teaching the positive characteristics of being a good reader, reading strategies, and encouraging students to view reading as an active skill. While students will be able to understand the assigned reading if assigned as homework, by having it be an in class assignment students are given an environment that is primed for in class discussions, reading journals, and group projects…

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