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    believe will help me become the successful and impactful teacher I am striving to be. My personal management style falls under three categories, Authoritative Approach, Socioemotional Climate Approach and instructional approach. My personality and teaching style a line with both the authoritative Approach and Socioemotional Climate Approach. These two approaches…

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    sounds, textures, and tastes. All of these encounters allow for children to develop ideas and solve problems through their environment. You can find the use of constructivism in just about any childhood education classroom. Compared to a traditional teaching setting, where information is given and children are expected to understand, a constructivism setting would allow for personal thought and problem exploration. Teachers are meant for guidance, and to provoke though-generating questions for…

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    different. Both articles share several common rhetorical concepts, but differ others, they have a common audience and purpose, while their message is different. Atkin’s article is tailored heavily towards teachers of English. Atkins consistently uses language and examples that are deliberately chosen to have the best impact possible on teachers. In her article, she states “we need to be active, engaged readers and writers ourselves” (Atkins 13). Her word choice shows that she intended the…

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    Constructivist Teaching in Action: A High School Classroom Debate Sarabinh Levy-Brightman teaches a lesson on Jeffersonian democracy. The students were assigned the task to debate about the topic showing their knowledge and understanding of the topic. The goal of the lesson was to see what the students have grasped and mastered about the lesson. The students were provided the question for the debate. They then had to huddle together to discuss the response for the debate. Student picked the…

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    It is with great please and enthusiasm that I am submitting a statement of performance for Miss Latonya Sallywhite recommending her for the position as a Prospective Volunteer. As her supervisor, I can fully vouch for her suitability and credibility to work well at Memorial University Medical Center. Miss. Sallywhite’s tenacious attitude is the catalyst to her dynamic leadership ability. She demonstrated integrity by adhering to the school’s policies and procedures. She was passionate towards…

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    She had a very distinct style of teaching her students. According to Crockette W. Hewlett, author of Two Centuries of Art in New Hanover County, she had a “Quiet, calm, but authoritative manner with her pupils” She above all taught her students the worth in originality, she did not believe in copying famous works of art, but honing skills in originality and imaginative thought. She taught pupils from Cottage Lane of all ages and skill levels, from teenagers to people in their 70’s. Her…

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    Dalcroze Eurhythmics is the principles and method of instruction to music learning created by the Swiss composer and educator Emile Jaques-Dalcroze. Dalcroze Eurhythmics brings into use for the first time musical ideas through physical activities before the students learn what it looks like on paper. This sequence renders elevated body consciousness and a union of rhythm with a physical experience for the student, by making stronger concepts kinesthetically. To completely understand the ideas…

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    Classroom Coordinate Plan

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    (3) Summarize the main points of the post. This post discussed the introduction of the coordinate plan in a classroom. Dan begins by stating that the first coordinate plan students are exposed to is complete with a grid. While the grid allows for precision, students should not be worried about precision when learning a new concept. As Dan says, that will come later. The lesson Dan mentions is called Pomegraphit, which was created by his team at Desmos and a team at CPM. This lesson allows…

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    These aforementioned aspects are basically related to the teacher and the duties as agent effective teaching-learning process and in most cases are the cause of disappointments suffered by young people to reach College. The teacher is a person who is dedicated to teaching either general or specialized nature in an area of knowledge. It is responsible for the transmission of technical values and general or specific knowledge of the subject…

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    Teacher Technology Flaws

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    When I become a teacher I plan on teaching 3rd and 4th grade if I’m lucky! 3rd and 4th grade students are probably more tech savvy than I will be and by the time I become a teacher technology is going to be a huge part of education whether I want it to or not. With technology advancing at the rate it is teaching will soon become a breeze. Teachers will be able to do most everything with technology and find to be a good thing and a bad thing. When I think of technology, I instantly think of…

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