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    Reading Reflective Essay

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    Pointing out the ubiquity of letters and words in the world around them proves to children just how essential it is to learn to read. Lessons and Activities It is vital that students realize the purpose of learning, and when teachers teach through assessment and drill, the students cannot find the meaning or application of their learning. Strickland (2005) explained, “Children do need to learn by reading, but what teachers need to do is support them as they read, so they can learn what real…

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    Task 1 P1

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    Assessment Task 1 – Assessment Type: Folio (25%) Name: Jordan Clarke – 837969J Investigating Myself as a Learner Assessment Type 1: Folio Students provide evidence of: • knowing and understanding the five capabilities • identifying, exploring, and developing personal and learning goals • developing strategies to achieve their goals • selecting and developing at least one capability relevant to achieving their goals. For this assessment type, students provide evidence of their learning in…

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    must fill out an application and be interviewed. During the program, the members are mainly assessed based on observation. The CTRS observes the skills each member is building on or may need more help with. The last form of assessment the Clubhouse uses is a standardized assessment called the work readiness evaluation which is completed before a member is discharged. The Clubhouse planning method is an individualized program plan for each member. The IPP focuses on the members’ strengths by…

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    Animal Equation Essay

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    equations on paper or dry erase board. Materials: Pencil, large white piece of paper folded in half, equation assessment activity sheet, book that is read at the beginning of the lesson, animals placed all around the classroom in groups under ten for students to add. Assessment: • Formative: Students will be assessed this way through all group work on equations (observational assessments) and the Zoo Animal equations that they created…

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    on their change in skill. At the beginning of the instructional unit, five of the eight students were able to identify a solution to Jack’s problem. To evaluate the growth of the students, the worksheet “Runaway Dog” (Appendix E) was used as an assessment. The worksheet required the students to identify the main character, setting, problem and solution in the story. The students were even challenged and asked to identify two different ways they could have solved the problem. At the end of this…

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    will thrown in mindset building elements when possible. 2) Student growth data - what are you using to measure student growth and how are you adjusting instruction if needed As a team one way that we monitor student different types of assessment such as formative and summative. When needed we will add addition problems on their weekly activator. Also, throughout the lesson I will monitor…

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    on programs the school could use to get scores up, while the teachers on team work on researching curriculum on the passing schools in the district, and evaluating the curriculum already in place to see where it is week. The principle will use an assessment task in collecting information to later use as a curriculum change (University, 2015), and professional development options. The teachers will give the students an evaluation test to measure where they stand on math, science, and…

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    Self-Evaluation of Professional Growth Standard s#1-3 The Learner and Learning Learner Development, Learning Differences, and Learning Environments- Over the course of this year I have learned much about learner development and how my personal orientation of the classroom and management affect it directly. Through working on my personal philosophy I learned things that I would never have considered, like that humorous important in the classroom, but sarcasm can be detrimental to a child. I…

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    RSI Model Summary

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    therefore, the provide a greater insight which will help the new company to make better decisions in hiring new staff for example the assistant principal. The assessment of the metric will be through tracking the job done by each employee per year. The performance will therefore be assessed through conducting team assessment. The team assessments will provide in depth evaluation of the team’s ability to meet the goals and also identify the challenges they are likely to face. For example it will…

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    According to Mandia Mentis, Dunn-Bernstein, and Martene Mentis (2008), mediating self-regulation involves teaching students to use metacognition to enable choosing appropriate responses to a given stimulus, to assess their own behavior, and to make adjustments when needed. That being said, Math Block is a technique particularly ripe with opportunity for mediation of self-regulation. In Math Block, behavior adjustments require restraining the impulse to give the first answer that pops into their…

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