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    school performance has been poor. Arionta failed all the classes he was enrolled in at Bayside High School. He received several in-school suspensions. Arionta has received five out-of-school suspensions. These suspensions are for defiance. Arionta's educational placement appears to be appropriate for his academic advancement. Arionta's general attitude toward education is positive; he believes there is some benefit to his education and somewhat believes the school environment is encouraging and…

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    Examining Variation

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    one the 37 schools in the middle of the study. This research had high fidelity through annual assessments of implementation each spring until spring 2007 following this initial baseline conducted from fall 2002 in year 1. Trained assessors conducted these annual assessments using a School-wide Evaluation Tool where the assessors were not told the schools’ implementation status to avoid bias. The assessments and staff reports indicate that the schools using the SWPBIS model met and sustained high…

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    cognitive-oriented school day. When considered, the average school day is filled with primarily academic pursuits. There are differentiated instructional practices, science projects, metacognitions with texts presented in class, assessments, lectures, homework assignments, and more assessments. Instructional Leader – Affective Education Children go to school to learn and master various levels of mathematics, science, social studies, and English. Educators and psychologists alike have…

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    What Is Ethic Auditing?

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    important text to select which ethic policies and practices students agree and disagree. After careful analysis of the textbook author Ms. New concurs with the Values Of An Ethics Audit (p231), Ethics Self-Assessment…

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    little deviation. SBAR stands for situation, background, abnormal findings, and recommendations. Situation included diagnosis, allergies and basic intake information. Background was the patient’s health history and psychosocial status. Examples of assessment included patient’s labs, skin turgor and Braden score. Recommendations included medications, procedures and treatments. All patients were approached by this system and all areas were filled out in detail. It was actually called an SBAR…

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    Table 1 depicts the responses from the teacher assessment surveys for the top three factors with the highest average ratings for Question 1. At face value, these results indicate that the school does a very good job in these three areas, that changing our practices in these areas would have very little…

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    Assessment Over one hundred years ago, the first test of intelligence was developed by Simon Binet in order to identify children who were having difficulties learning (Colmar, Maxwell, & Miller, 2006). Intellectual disabilities are diagnosed by assessing two main areas: a person’s ability to gain the skills they need to live independently, and the brain’s ability to learn, think, solve, problems, and make sense of the world (also called IQ) (“Intellectual Disability”, 2011). As previously…

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    Strong subject knowledge is seen to be essential for effective teaching, Schulman, (1986,1987) Eraut,(1994), Turner-Bisset (2001).Throughout the processes of planning, assessment, differentiation or feedback, proficient subject knowledge is deemed vital. With the new National Curriculum, DfE.(2013) focusing strongly on the acquisition of knowledge, the need for teachers to sustain high levels of subject knowledge across the curriculum has never been more crucial. Demands on a teachers’ subject…

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    the education system in the United States, and the government is trying to find a solution. The United States has been spending money on educational reform and American students still rank low in math and science to other developed countries. The latest idea to be implemented is the Common Core State Standards Initiative, which is supposed to strength our educational system. Many of the states have accepted the Common Core State Standards, but they have not been popular with teachers, parents,…

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    of people’s choice of activities, how much effort they will expend, and of how long they will sustain effort in dealing with stressful situations” (p.194). In the 40 years since Bandura made this statement, there has been a significant amount of educational research regarding the impact of self-efficacy. A search of “self-efficacy” using the ProQuest Education Database yielded 1,848 articles. More recently, researchers have suggested that there link between a student’s level of self-efficacy…

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