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    or other bills. Explain that even though everyone really wants the luxuries, you have to pay for needs - like food and house - before you can buy items that are wants. In their daily life, use practical examples to illustrate this point, such as a school lunch versus the latest game. They need to figure out for themselves what’s most important and how to prioritise. Give them their own money to…

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    How is technology affecting the lives of children all across the world. Is the use of technology at home and school really benefiting or just distracting them? Well technology has been around for a long time and no matter what somehow a kid learns or has his hand of one. Some parents use it as a learning tool for their young ones but it is also used to distract their children from certain things they may find boring or just trying to calm them down. How is this really helpful though? There are…

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    for many of the student’s circumstances. She frames things on the context of capitalism, even with her understanding of education. She’s quoted saying, “education is the critical element for advancement” but eventually shifts in saying that “‘old school belief that you can overcome everything if you get an education’ has been tattered”. Despite holding onto a framework that understands the flaws of social institution and larger society, she uses this as a justification for her to be an exception…

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    Understanding Principles of Waldorf Education for Kindergarten Work while you work, and play while you play, For, that is the way to be happy and gay. All that you do; do with your might! Things done in halves are never done right. Pre-primary teachers at Waldorf work hard at play because play is an important part of child development. I have been a Waldorf teacher and I loved every minute of it. But what pleases me the most is that my students loved it even more. We have built a comfortable…

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    Cell Organelles Lab Report

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    Cell Analogy Summative = Introduction Cells need to carry on the same basic functions as we do to sustain life; the difference is cells do this with much smaller parts. These smaller structures that allow the cell to function are called organelles – “tiny organs.” It’s only common sense that if you are able to relate things you learned in class to everyday things, you’ll remember it better. It’s not everyday that you and your friends sit around at Starbucks discussing the rough endoplasmic…

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    Task 2 – Critical observation portfolio 1.0 Introduction A teacher is the role model in the class. A teacher teaches us about a subject. A teacher is also the manager in the classroom. Meaning to say that teacher’s role does not confined to the delivering of knowledge to the students only. As a manager of the classroom, a teacher should be able to deal with problems and limitations in order to create a classroom for an optimal learning. Doyle (1986 as cited in Emmer & Stough, 2001) defines…

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    But in a literature class, a student may argue that the same piece of white fabric is not really what the majority thinks it is. This is the beauty of literary analysis. In this connection, students are required to pay attention to the kind of question asked by teachers or examiners. For instance, a literary analysis of a play may be to show how a dramatist develops plot through the use of suspense. Analysing a novel or short story could include discussing the major themes of the work.…

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    3.4 Critical pedagogy as an education paradigm Based on my observations, the critical pedagogy paradigm was not present. This is because critical pedagogy firstly requires change of attitude from the traditional classroom whereby the teacher feeds the knowledge to the learners and they absorb the information. Teachers have this perception that using traditional methods of lecturing, asserting authority, transferring skills and knowledge to the learners is the correct approach to do the work.…

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    Education plays very important role in the development of human personality as well as in the development of a nation. Learning is the necessary part of education process which involves efficient us of cognitive and metacognitive process. Cognition help a person to connect in a multiple range of mental processes in order to realize the world around them. Cognitive Strategy Instruction (CSI) is an instructional approach which emphasizes the expansion of thinking as a means to enhance learning…

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    1. According to the text, Classroom Habitudes: Teaching Habits and Attitudes for the 21st Century, why is the imagination described as “the foundation of all thinking”? 1. Imagination is the forefather of all thinking, because without imagination, people do not have knowledge and creativity. It is considered the foundation of all thinking, because of its ability to be unlimited. Imagination has no limitations; therefore, people are able to reflect on past moments and react on present moments…

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