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    exercise plan, the importance of good health and healthy eating habits, more knowledge about cancer, and more about the essential nutrients that the human body requires. Having to sit down to create my own personal exercise routine was a very big learning assignment. I had to actually think to put everything together, which was quite interesting to learn about, so that made it easier to focus on. I’m used to being in situations where I am given a workout…

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    Confidence In Interviews

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    conversation. With time and practice, asking open ended questions will come easier. Using reflective statements is still uncomfortable for me because I am not used to repeating what someone says directly after they say it. I understand how it portrays active listening, but I am still not used to using those statements. From my second interview, I barely used reflective statements, but during my last interview, I earned full points because I have had practice using reflective statements. With…

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    To allow for an active and engaging lesson, teachers need to plan effective, differential and suitable activities with appropriate learning outcomes. Prior planning and understanding of lesson requirements can achieve this and as teachers, it is important to implement strategies that specifically meet the needs of the students. Effectively engaging activities The activities chosen for each lesson are to help motivate students to demonstrate prior knowledge and promote their thinking to…

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    Symbolic Play Observation

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    Play Observation Play is mostly defined as, activity that is freely chosen, initiated and controlled by children. Play is crucial to learning, it can help language development, problem solving, social and emotional skills, and self-regulation. The classroom I went to observe is a NC preschool class that had thirteen students ages four and five. The observation took place at Heavenly Haven Child Daycare & Preschool Center on September 11, 2017. One of the types of play that was observed was…

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    university. The more I learn about George Washington, the more fascinated I become with it. Of course, my main interest is the programs that the School of Business has to offer. I have diverse goals and ambitions; which I know I will achieve after learning from the well-rounded curriculum this school offers. With my hopeful transfer, I intend to major in International Business; a field in which George Washington offers optimal courses taught by professors with first-hand experience from the…

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    1. Monitor children’s Development and Learning A. Determine a child or a group’s strength and their needs at any point and time. B. Keep track of a child’s progress and change at any given time. C. To show parents, teachers and children that they are learning. D. To keep from saying we have done that and the children learned it. Which we need not to assume. E. To make changes to what the children have or have not learned 2. Guide Classroom Planning and Decision Making in Order to Help…

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    reading activities while they are in school. The reader will need to know how a childs brain develops and what learning methods work best for such a young age group. Reading aloud to children before they begin school puts them at a higher learning advantage in early life because children…

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    helps kids blow off steam and that staying healthy is very important for teens. She also stated when she was in middle school she had a break from classwork and got to go outside for about 45min. Having time outside could help kids stay fix and stay active and healthy. CNN news ran an article that entitled “Why Kids Need Recess and Exercise” in which states that only 42% of U.S. schools get most of their exercise from recess. That 42% of students are at risk of becoming obese and getting really…

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    Outside Break Essay

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    of classwork too.The work they usually do isn't fun or helpful to their physical body. Instead, I think that students should have an outside break or exercise it can benefit students in many ways. It can be a stress reliever and have a break from learning. It is also healthy for the student's body because student sits in the chair all the time and have no exercise. It can also be a great time or extra time to plan for upcoming school projects or socialise to friends. First of all sitting around…

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    Mr. Fowler promotes self-awareness toward Sasha because of the high standard he has for his classroom. Every teacher wants the best out of their students. They are very aware of the responsivities that needs to be done to have a great learning environment in the classroom. Most people who want to become a teacher usually have similar skills and traits about them. Teachers are very aware of their own abilities for themselves that can affect others. That is a huge deal when working with children.…

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