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    Getting to know my students’ names and their personalities demonstrates respect and dignity for students as persons with varied interests, needs, backgrounds, points of view, plans, goals, and aspirations. Being in a linear school, it is extremely hard to learn the names of approximately 180 students in such a short amount of time. Therefore, even before I was fully immersed, I was taking attendance trying to put a face to the name and making students more personable to me. In addition, I was…

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    Hd 750 Syllabus

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    by the outcome number and course outcomes chart on the original syllabus. Dr. Fink (2003) stated that the key components of integrated course design were to “analyze the situational factors, formulate the learning goals, design the feedback and assessment procedures, and select the teaching/learning activities” (p. 2). And it is important to put these components together and show their inter-relationship (Fink, 2003). Therefore, I summarized the outcomes #1, #2, and #3 from the original syllabus…

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    Introduction: Special Education in the Individual Education Program The introduction begins with the definition of what is special education and individual education program. It also covers the various aspect of each component as has to how they are determined, the individual roles and functions. If your child receives special education services, he must have an Individualized Education Program (IEP). That’s the law. An IEP is an important legal document. It spells out your child’s learning…

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    Execution Evaluation

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    the representative in an error and dole out disciplines. Free access to the structures, inquiries and style connected with the procedure ought to be allowed to all workers. Representatives ought to have the chance to give include in organizing the assessment and rebuilding the procedure keeping in mind the end goal to guarantee that the principles for achievement are both target and feasible. Including representatives in the examination procedure produces a comprehension of its actual reason and…

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    Prek Research

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    Standards of Mathematical Practice 1. Attend to Precision. This center requires students to communicate precisely by using clear definitions in their reasoning for why they drew/wrote each shape. Students have to draw a shape that matches the attributes on the card. Therefore, the shape they select has to visually correlate to the attributes on the card, meaning the correct number of sides, faces, angles, etc. has to be correctly expressed. 2. Look for and express regularity in repeated…

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    Analysis of the Media Specialist & Media Program On Friday, February 10, I met with the Media Specialist at Valley Elementary School in Jefferson, MD for 45 minutes. She is a McDaniel graduate and had no teaching experience before she became a Media Specialist. She loves being a Media Specialist and working with young children. This shows in her demeanor when she talks about her program. I was immediately energized when I entered her space as it is attractive and fun. I wanted to bring my…

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    conditional knowledge. These three forms of knowledge are necessary for a student to differentiate course work between various courses and take efficient notes. Together metacognition and the three types of knowledge support educational goals and self-assessment. There are many metacognitive strategies and activities built into this LifeSpan course through the use of LaunchPad. LaunchPad allows a student to access the…

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    were not that pleasant. I always consider that there is a reason for everything. I always rely on my intuition when there are changes in my clients’ behavior as well. If they were pleasant then not nice shortly after, I will always have a thorough assessment right away to make sure they are not confuse or declining in health. I can relate an event to one of my offender clients.…

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    typically remain within Tier 1. RTI Action Network (2009) states that a student who does not make adequate progress adequately in Tier 1 moves to Tier 2 for more interventions. This Tier monitors and support struggling readers through more frequent assessments and data-driven interventions delivered in small groups. They further reveal if students show improvement after receiving Tier 2 instruction, will either remain in Tier 2 or return to Tier 1 (RTI Action Network, 2009). If students continue…

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    establishes framework for assessment. A variety of assessments were used during my observations. I witnessed performance tasks or projects, oral or written prompts, and other informal assessments. There was a nice blend of levels of knowledge present during my observations. It was evident that the framework was in place to slowly build students’ level of understanding. Mr. Marsh stated the students can reach a deeper understanding of thought by the use of different assessments. He required…

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