Educational accreditation

B: self-management My personal philosophy of classroom management will begin with self-management. Teaching children self-management will be of great importance for having a successful class each year. The students will learn to pay attention to their own behavior, complete activities and engage in interactions using appropriate behavior (What Works, 2014). The children will know what is expected of them. They will monitor their own behavior and control their actions through the…

students as they are allowed to interact with other children who learn differently and are in normal classrooms in which they can grow and learn as a part of a whole rather than an individual in a special education classroom. This can lead to greater educational growth in the special education pupil as well as a greater understanding from their peers alike of differing ways of learning and growth of the students as a whole. However; special education students can also lead to a slower class…

I’m Shelby Lyn Sandlin, daughter of Trish and Brady Sandlin I was born on May 9th, 2000 in Louisville Ky. I have brown hair and brown eyes. I have two sister and a brother. I live in small town, Scottsburg Indiana and have lived here all my life. I am the kind of person that can get along with just about anyone and never meets a stranger. I have a big heart and will put others first before myself. I haven 't always had a nice, caring heart all my life. All through elementary school I was the kid…

My childhood was quite ordinary as well as atypical. My childhood could be defined by the two words, ‘carefree’ and ‘dance’. I had started dancing at the age of 4, and took dance very seriously, taking as many as three classes per week, and participating in various competitions. While my classmates were busy taking classes outside of school going to math, English, and science tutors, I spent majority of my outside-school time dancing and preparing for upcoming competitions. At school, my…

My Educational Philosophy My philosophy of education if that every child is unique and has something to bring to their own education. As a teacher, my role in that is to be a facilitator for these children’s education and to foster an atmosphere where they feel safe and encouraged to grow physically, emotionally, and mentally as well as find their place socially. As a teacher it is my duty to assist each child in developing their own potential and learning styles as well as to enter the…

Interview of a family member I have selected to interview my grandfather. The main reason for that is because I have learned many things from the stories and experiences that he has shared with me about his life. I will be comparing my grandpa’s life as a teen in the 1960’s to the life of a teenager now days using the knowledge that we both have to offer ,even though he was not living in Canada during his teen years. In general being a teenager in the 1960’s was different compared to being a…

The three Evidence -based practiced on the online resources are designed to address primary prevention such as a reduction the number of children who are identified with disability; secondary prevention the students who do end up being identified for special education and the reason for the push for evidence-based in practice is to ensure that the students who fall behind are not failing because of an inadequate curriculum or poor teaching.teaching. With in a learning attends the students are;…

Nurturing Creativity in Education, published to the European Journal of Education on September 1, 2014, was written by Paul Collard and Janet Looney. The authors aimed this article at informing their readers in understanding that creativity is an essential factor for education. Most people have heard the word “creativity” and have a basic understanding of what the word means, but the article gives us a clearer viewpoint on the subject of creativity. It states that “creativity is widely…

where wealth matters and not every man can be wealthy. Evidently, we must find compromise and that can be educational equality. Educational equality will solve rising economic inequality and family breakdown within our society by helping people find motivation, possibly solving unfound cures or economic issues, and allowing families or people in general to have a more opened mind. Educational equality is the perfect platform for people to feel motivation. Never having the opportunity to get…

I grew up in the “ghetto” town of Pacoima, California. Labeled as one of the most dangerous cities for it’s heavy gang activity and drug use. Despite it seeming like a difficult town to grow up in, I survived the best I could. I lived in a noisy, one room apartment. My parents were always loudly arguing over their differences. When they were both home, I learned to go study and do my homework at the library that was conveniently located across from the apartments. I always loved school, and I…