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    PDSA Pl Study-Do-Study

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    The PDSA model stands for Plan-Study-Do-Act, which helps an individual or organization to come up with a plan to improve their situation. In case of an individual, they may need to solve their problem with procrastination. If an organization has an issue with production of their charms, then they could apply the PDSA cycle to come up with a solution to their problem. The main idea to understand with the PDSA cycle is that the ideas to improve the situation can quickly be implemented and tested…

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    The brainstorming technique is used to encourage creative thinking in groups or around eight members, and is used to generate a large number of ideas while deferring the evaluation of the ideas until group members can no longer produce any new ideas (Bolland & Fletcher, 2012). The brainstorming technique enables groups to be creative and they are able to build off from constructive positive ideas.…

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    As a kid, I did not read many books. I have read as many books as my current age, nineteen. As a result, expressing my thoughts was always difficult to write on paper. I struggled to write essays and I did not want to read books to make up for my lost time growing up. I knew there had to be certain ways to solve my problems and luckily I was able to find it through facing adversity. I was stuck on a coding project; I wanted to create a trivia question game to share with my friends through the…

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    weaknesses in writing essays. I’ve learned to write a well developed college essays,by using the ideas and words of others, writing an essay in a timed-constraint,and narration.Although I have mastered brainstorming and outlining, I still need to improve on grammar,and developing ideas. I learned that brainstorming and outlining are crucial to writing a well developed college level essay.Brainstorming and outlining in part of the pre-writing process which is the preparation to writing the…

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    long way to brainstorming an idea about what to write about. Choosing a part was hard, but when I started, the story came out smoothly. I can now imagine myself in the audience’s shoes while reading a paper. The compare/contrast essay was a little difficult because I didn’t know what to write about. The group activity that we participated in class helped me to develop an idea about what to write about. The activity was comparing two people’s likes and dislikes that acted like a brainstorming…

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    Learning to become an effective ELL teacher comes from knowledge and practical application. While teaching my own class with ELL’s present, I will use the free writing notebooks, or sometimes known as informal journal writing, to support my ELL student’s learning needs. Informal writing is versatile and can be used interchangeably with different subjects as well as provide an positive learning environment, motivating feedback, and practice (Scullin, & Baron, 2013).…

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    Pre Writing Process

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    whenever I physically write them out versus when I sit in front of a computer screen and try to type. Studies have indicated that by writing down abstract categories, participants were able to generate a higher number of ideas later on in the brainstorming phase (Deuja, Kohn, Paulus and Korde, 2014). I do believe that some form of pre writing is beneficial to most individuals. It provides the foundation to creating the perfect essay. Without prewriting it would be almost impossible to make…

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    What the page says and dear fellow writer have similar themes because they noht explain how it's hard to start a writing or to brainstorm for a writing. The writer need to be creative in order for them to come up with ideas easier. Starting a writing is hard you have to first have an idea of what you are writing about. The passage What the Page Says has evidence to support the theme. The text states, “Start with a scribble the ideas will come.”. This part of the passage states that in order for…

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    writing process was fairly simple. I thought of possible topics over time, such as my experiences going to Colombia, baptism, my passions, etc. After reading an article on writing college essays, I began brainstorming ideas of what I could write, and it all seemed to simply flow. As I was brainstorming, I quickly wrote down all of my ideas. From this time I knew that I wanted to write about my experiences going to Colombia. After writing down my ideas and coming up with the topic, I had…

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    what category my high school was classified under in the Jean Anyon article, “From Social Class And The Hidden Curriculum Of Work”. Once I had identified that my high school was a working class school, I began brainstorming why my school was a working class school. When I was done brainstorming I had concluded that my high school was a working class school because of the teaching methods, the lack in school supplies and support of higher education, and the socioeconomic situation of Madera. Once…

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