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    As you read these lines, a young child is preparing for a standardize test that will rate their aptitude and intellect in hopes of guiding them to a path that will lead them to be a contributing member of society. Before the test begins, the adolescent must verify their name as well as fill out a brief questionnaire that asks for the ethnic affiliation. Theses test carried out in school are one of the many examples of how the education system can segregate groups. It could be argued that the…

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    English II 15 February 2017 Solving Problems One Patient At a Time. 2.9.1.Counseling psychologist assess and evaluate individuals' problems, interview, and provide individual or group counseling services to assist patients in personal, social, and educational treatment. The idea of giving advice and solving problems is what led me to counseling psychologist. Professional counselors help clients identify goals and potential solutions to problems. To become a counseling psychologist steps like…

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    Easter Seal Reflection

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    I was at Easter Seals Lilly Academy this week which consisted of three teachers. There was no occupational therapist or any other therapist at the facility. If a child needed therapy, they received it outside of the school. Sometimes the therapist will speak with the teachers and let them know what individual needs and skills the student is addressing in therapy and the teachers will incorporate that into the school as best as they can. Easter Seals School was a school for children with special…

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    motor skills and skills in aquatics, dance, and individual and team games and sports, in a least restrictive environment. IEP is a written document that provides a detailed plan that describes a disabled individual’s present level of performance; educational needs; attainable long-term goals; measurable short-term objectives; types, frequencies & durations of additional special services and aids; appropriate instructional strategies; means to…

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    As individuals, we know that everyone is distinctive. From adolescence, we have all heard the quote: "we are all extraordinary in our own particular manners." Some are conceived with a creative personality, some with an athletic drive, and some with various scholarly or physical qualities. Even though many have attempted to demonstrate distinctive, those with exceptional needs are similarly as skilled with the capacity to do likewise as an aesthetic or athletic. Many still believe that kids with…

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    learning allows learners the flexibility with their time to do their lessons anytime and anyplace as they have continuous access to the course material until a meeting with the lecturer becomes compulsory. 7. It can make it easier to deal with educational administration and communication with all students. Virtual office hours make tutors far more accessible than in a strictly face-to-face scenario. 8. Students get their learning needs and styles catered to whether they prefer online or…

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    Inclusion Interview

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    Administration of Programs for Students with Exceptionalities Inclusion Interview Write Up With all three interviews I chose to use the Assessment of Schools Practices related to Inclusive Education as the starting point. It contains six separate categories, Effective Inclusive Practices, Effective Collaboration Practices, Effective Instructional Practices, Effective In-Class Support Practices, Effective Peer and Family Relationships and Effective Use of Existing Resources. Once I had…

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    Leadership in the Classroom ________________________________________ A classroom is a group of learners. Learners have at least two basic objectives: • To complete learning tasks; • To maintain positive and effective relationships among learners and teacher. Leadership consists of actions that help the group to complete its tasks successfully and maintain effective working relationships among its members. For any group to be successful, both task-leadership actions and group…

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    the visual spatial word accurately. This intelligence involves sensitivity to colour, line, shape, form, space and the relationship that exist between these elements. Kinesthetic Expertise in using one’s whole body to express idea and feeling and facility in using one’s hands to produce and transform things. Musical The capacity to perceive, transform and express musical forms. Interpersonal The ability to perceive and make distinctions in the moods, intentions, motivations and feelings of the…

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    Financial support for training and educational activities. MSU offers more than 3,000 assistantships to graduate students. These include research, teaching, administrative, outreach, and residential life positions. A minimum GPA of 3.0 must be maintained to be eligible for a graduate assistantship. The assistantship appointment provides the following benefits: a monthly stipend, a six- to nine-credit tuition waiver, and payment for single person health insurance provided by the University.…

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