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    this study supports the theory on multiple intelligences and learning styles. Students have different abilities and learning styles and it was found out that there could be higher gains in achievement on posttest if there is an additional learning support services and letting them engage in a more enjoyable and challenging activities through tutoring that combine songs, games, and other cooperative learning strategies as compared to learning Math only through textbook (Burns, 2007). Guohua…

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    Service-learning reaches out beyond simple classroom learning by providing knowledge of real-life situations and deals with complex problems. The beneficial experience of service-learning will remain with someone for future situations. Appealing to both emotions and intellect, service-learning interests students for continuous learning. According to research, service-learning neither improves nor harms students’ abilities to learn. Therefore, the term “learn” must fit another definition in order…

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    This well social atmosphere can provide with a healthy learning environment. Besides, about 25% of Curtin University students are from overseas. The large number of students from different cultural backgrounds can offer a true multi-cultural learning experience. Moreover, hydrotherapy is included in the curriculum of the physiotherapy course of Curtin University which is seldom provided by other universities…

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    relationship have been recognized in literature to be inextricably linked to the health and educational outcomes of students in schools. It is an important aspect that promotes a safe, healthy, gender sensitive, welcoming, and a most importantly a learning environment. This article therefore seeks to review the psycho social environment of schools as an important area where teachers and school management need to focus on in an effort to create conditions for wellbeing. The article is useful to…

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    during science and I was eager to learn more. Now that I am learning about the 5E inquiry model it makes me realize that students need to be engaged in their learning. I chose this question because I have done some previous lesson plans using the 5E model. I like to teach students by getting them active and having them do a lot of the work instead of listening to me talk the whole time. I want my students discovering what we are learning on their own so that they can connect with what they…

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    Learning often constitutes the acceptance of new knowledge and skills that help to form the basis of our behaviours, attitudes, and comprehension. Learning “occurs when practice or experience causes a relatively permanent change in an individual’s knowledge, behaviour or attitudes. The change may be deliberate or unintentional, for better or for worse” (Hill, 2002). Thus learning encompasses three main approaches mentioned above behavioural…

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    The same active learning model and the levels of expectation and involvement of the ELL student should pervade all classes. For this reason, ideally, change toward an active learning instructional model should occur within a school rather than within a single classroom. Gaining a principal's support for an active instructional model is key to this…

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    Describe three structures you will consider in working with parents of diverse backgrounds. Base on the reading that I have read. Three structures to consider in working with parents of diverse backgrounds. First, is to meet the needs of all children of the school, community, dedication should be made to ensure that the school system and each of its mechanisms (including individual classrooms) struggles to achieve “cultural competence.” Second, by having a set of values and principles that…

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    phase, senior phase and FET phase. According to Booyse and Du Plessis (2014:72) when planning for a specific phase one should consider the following: a) Themes in which teaching, learning and assessment will take place b) Standards of Curriculum Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS) which will be integrated in teaching, learning and assessing. c) Aims and Assessment criteria clearly set out and the sequence in which they will take place. d) Core knowledge and concepts that will be involved to…

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    the Sprouts video. One of the benefits it noted was that the flipped learning increased learning efficiency. Because students can learn by themselves after class through the materials online and bring questions into the class to discuss with teachers and peers. In the article on Tampa Bay Times, Cynthia Brame indicated that “ What I think makes it effective is, it gives instructors the opportunity to incorporate active learning into their classrooms . . . focusing on the hardest tasks you 're…

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