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    approach being that early learning consists of far more than children learning educational aspects, but also lifelong lessons prior to attending grade school. The other approach being that a child or children can actually have long term and short term affects, if they do not receive learning prior to grade school,…

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    stand for what they believe? The way educators make decisions, design educational programs and the way we conduct ourselves is really a reflection of the values and beliefs we hold. Therefore, having known our own values, beliefs and attitudes we are able to examine how we will undertake different situations that involve many cultures and diversity and then be able to better ourselves and create inclusive, diverse educational programs that…

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    new ICT tools for instance laptop, interactive whiteboard, LCD projector, Internet and social networks in educational settings, have a background in education. (Salehi & Salehi, 2011). One of the most widely discussed subjects in the area of education is the use of ICT in English…

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    INK Reflection Essay

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    Introduction In this essay, I plan to document my experience volunteering at INK, the Interactive Neighborhood for Kids, and connect said experience to the ideas and concepts of Educational Psychology, specifically those covered in EDUC 2130. Some topics I will address include the practice of cooperative learning, play-based learning, and theories of development, both personally and socially. The Interactive Neighborhood for Kids I completed my field experience at the Interactive Neighborhood…

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    3)Create more inclusion to persons with special needs - Improve physical Access 4)Provide the best educational resources for all students Amongst the objectives in the strategic plan MCAST focuses on the importance of giving front-line services to students with special needs this goes in line with “A person with disability shall have access to a range of tools of support, community services and facilities including, but not limited to, personal assistants, technological equipment and mobility…

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    SUMMARY Exceptionally reliable and dedicated After School Worker with a superb student service record and work ethic. Adept at managing a variety of unusual student-related situations with sympathy and professionalism. Innovative thinker and planner with regard to activity plans and programs tailored to individual student needs. Trained at supervising children during activities such as preparing homework, playing outdoors, reading, practicing sports, or learning arts and crafts. HIGHLIGHTS…

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    Discrimination In Schools

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    The tension between the past system of education which was based on racial inequality and segregation and the current/new national system for schools which is aiming to redress past injustices in educational provision, provide an education of progressively high quality for all learners and in so doing lay a strong foundation for the development of all our people`s talents and capabilities, advance the democratic transformation of society, combat racism and sexism and all other unfair…

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    inclusive education is enabling all children to learn and participate effectively within school systems. It means that students with special needs are provided with specialized education in age-appropriate regular classes according to their special educational needs (Forman, 2002). Inclusive education is all about welcoming all children, without discrimination into regular schools. It does not set apart children who have different talents, abilities or needs. It is the process of addressing and…

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    whether or not they can meet traditional curricular standards and should be full members of those classrooms" (DeMatthews, 2015). If properly applied, inclusive education benefits students with special needs, even benefit educators and staff in an educational…

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    State of New York (USNY), which is made up of seventeen unpaid State Legislatures and a commissioner of education who also services as the leader of the NYSED and president of the USNY. The USNY is an organized system that is committed to provide educational services such as or to: over 7,000 public and private K-12 schools, colleges and universities, libraries, museums, state archives, services for individuals with…

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