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    Differences Between Chinese and Western Education Recent attempts to introduce cooperative learning (CL) into English as Foreign Language (EFL) teaching in China have aroused a great deal of comments and debates. Whereas some have emphasized the value of adopting CL in China (e.g. Aibin, 2009; Lee Hui, 2009), others have noted the importance of Chinese traditional education (e.g. Harvey, 1985; Ting, 1987; Sampson, 1990). Why is "the implementation of the cooperative learning" in China so…

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    to and effective for them” (Gay, 2013). The main strategies this paper will focus on to enhance and strengthen instructional reading and literacy in the classroom is building relationships with culturally and linguistically diverse students, and cooperative learning and engagement strategies that relate to cultural knowledge and prior experiences. Building relationships…

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    Goal: Ty'Kevinyon will effectively cope with the frustrations and stressors associated with academic pursuits and learning. He will also develop and implement effective study skills to increase the completion of school assignments and improve academic performance. Intervention: MHP educated Ty'Kevinyon about the importance of maintaining passing grades. MHP provided an educational worksheet. MHP taught Ty'Kevinyon effective study skills. MHP taught Ty'Kevinyon positive coping mechanisms to help…

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    Kantanista, A. Ciekot, M., Laudanska-Krezminska, I., & Szwed, S. (2009). Health-related intensity profiles of physical education classes at Different phases of the teaching/learning process. Biomedical Human Kinetics, 1, 86-91. This research study looked at three different types of teaching/learning processes and the intensity (measured by heart rate) at which physical education students performed. The three types of teaching learning were: acquiring and developing skills, selecting and…

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    farther into students time to do homework and makes a student's life stressful with trying to stay awake and keeping up with the lesson for the day. Younger kids get up super early in the morning, staying later will cause them to become less cooperative in class. It will cause students to be drained during the day because they do school work and other activities. Homework is a burden for students and making them stay at school for a longer time cuts there time to do homework,which,then…

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    classroom. In addition, has decided to be a part of the boy’s scout. B. Similarly, in peer group settings, Kareem is well adapted. He is cooperative, respects the rights and possessions of others. He had joined several clubs like choir because his best friend and few neighborhood children are taking part in that activity. C. Kareem’s ability to be cooperative in any setting is depending on his personality. As an infant he was an easy baby. He could adopt to different settings easily without…

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    define the term education. The domain of education is a broad sphere which makes finding a definite definition a complex task. Therefore, many concepts contribute to the understanding of education as a whole. Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi’s concept of education has contributed the most in the understanding of education. This essay will discuss Johann Heinrich concept of education and why this concept is appropriate in defining education. It also explains why Pestalozzi’s concept of education…

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    Henry Brooks Adams said, “A teacher affects eternity; they can never tell where their influence stops.” This statement holds true. Teachers are one of the most influential resources that shape our youth and future generations. “Many factors contribute to a student 's academic performance, including individual characteristics and family and neighborhood experiences. But research suggests that, among school-related factors, teachers matter most” (RAND Editors, 2016). Thus stated the quality of a…

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    States today, standards for arts education are lacking in many states and are impacting the quality of education for students across the nation. The arts are now seen as an elective rather than a core subject and are being neglected in comparison to other subjects. The number of students being exposed to the arts in school is dropping, especially in areas with high percentages of minorities (Robelen). With proof from studies showing the benefits of an arts education, policies need to be…

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    Teaching Methods Including the Use of Cooperative Learning Teaching methods that I believe in include, individualizing instruction, cooperative learning, and progressive education. I teach in a way that is fair and beneficial to the needs of a variety of children. As an educator, I think that lessons should be able to be changed or modified according to the needs of the students. As a teacher, I promise to create an inviting classroom that has a home-like atmosphere, so that the children,…

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