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    will be placed upon pupils to complete work which exceeds their capabilities which may lead to the creation of confusion, misconceptions and misunderstanding (Dracup, 2015). However, Hansen et al. (2014: 1) believes that misconceptions in children’s learning are critical to comprehend how children learn and how to embrace these concepts to support every child’s ‘mathematical cognitive development’. Agreeably, Cockburn (2008) mentions that it should be emphasised that misconceptions are not…

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    Sociocultural Education

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    strive for the best and challenge themselves in creative ways. In the classroom setting having a judge-free zone is very important because having others react to certain situations can impact a child’s emotional state and have more barriers on their learning experience than benefits (Tarulli, D., January 28, 2016. Lecture #4, Brock University). The shared values that were mentioned in the article were also guiding principles used in the program as a development process. The shared values are…

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    allows us to work closely together, communicate any important information and make sure that information is shared and each child's needs are met. We keep records of children's observations and take photographs, sending these home with parents in learning journeys so that they can view their child's progress and make any comments. Parents enjoy this opportunity to see their child's progress and also share any concerns or information about home progress. We make sure to have all information…

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    The majority of research has demonstrated a commitment to characterize the dyslexia from the genetic, neurobiological, and cognitive levels (Kelly & Phillips, 2009; Reid, 2009). However, the causation of the failure in learning to read for individuals with dyslexia remains contested (Kelly and Phillips, 2009; Reid, 2009). The disagreements appear to lie in twofold: how many causes underpin dyslexia and whether or not the deficit is language specific (Jones, 2008). The most widely accepted…

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    My Learning Style

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    looking at pictures, or reading books? Did you know that everyone has a preferred learning style which helps people understand information, and knowing your style is essential in discovering academic success? You will see how I can succeed academically by modifying study behavior to accommodate my three dominant learning styles. Most learning style assessments feature three or four possible learning styles, which are auditory, tactile, visual, and written styles. Like me, many people have more…

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    The Intelligent Investor

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    Research is necessary to be successful in the stock market. By supporting its position, this paper will provide a survey of scholarship on the subject. In 2006, The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham with commentary by Jason Zweig discussed Peter Lynch’s rule: “No one should ever invest in a company, no matter how great its products or how crowded its parking lot, without studying its financial statements and business value” (Zweig 126). This rule contradicted the belief that one can pick…

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    Negatives Of Homework

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    the development of a child’s motivation to achieve (Bempechat 2). Another reason homework is important for a child’s education is because homework assignments provide time and background teens need to establish study habits that are valuable for learning. Some of these important skills include teaching teenagers that it is acceptable to make mistakes and the importance of effort (Bempechat 3). Homework also gives students an opportunity to reinforce their knowledge of what they have learned in…

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    particular. A constant struggle for teachers and college professors is to get their students motivated to learn and for them to receive a high overall average letter grade in the class. In a journal written by Phyllis C. Blumenfeld called “Classroom Learning and Motivation: Clarifying and Expanding Goal Theory” explains how to get students motivated and she creates somewhat of a how to guide for those teachers that want to get their students to engage in the subject. She uses three main elements…

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    A)Justify which phase(s) of learning the students in your team were in. The year 5 that I worked with were just at the beginning phase of associative learning when they started the day playing football. Associative learners understand the basic skills of the game and the rules they can do the skill but need feedback and can self correct a little bit, they can stay in this stage for a long time and it is necessary to get lots of practice to move on. Throughout the morning they developed their…

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    MY RESUME TASK 2015- EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS COMMUNICATION: Communication is a part of everything in my life. I use it at school, to complete my classwork and to socialise with my friends. I use both formal and informal language every day. I use formal language when I address my teachers and boss, whereas when I speak to my friends and family I use informal language. Social media is a major part of communication, especially to people that I need to talk to oversees or interstate. Technology for my…

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