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    Educational research, individuals evaluate a variety of areas in education. Research is defined as in taking steps to gather information and to analyze it to have more of an understanding of an issue. In the reading, there are steps in the research process that includes creating a question and collecting information, which leads to answering the question. With answered questions it can add additional information to what is already established. Educational research can improve or even address issues that educators have within the school or classroom. With new developments from the results of research, it can lead to better practices within education. There is always room for improvement and practicing a technique can aid in the learning process of students. There should be a variety of techniques because that there are always different situations that may arise. This can lead to policy debates and the welfare of children’s schooling. Addressing the items does require research and there are six steps. During the process of research, the first step is identifying the research problem. The problem should be specified and there should be a…

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    Before publishing, educational research must undergo a careful review from every angle. Analyzing the article thoroughly for validity and the ability to be replicated is an important process to ensure the reliability of the research content. Researchers have created guidelines to assist in evaluating educational researcher that covers to following; Identifying the research question, research design must match research question, examining how the study was conducted, finally detecting rival…

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    The American Educational Research Association (AERA) seeks to promote educational guidelines and practices that reliable scientific research has shown to be helpful, and put a stop to those found to have negative effects. AERA disputes statements on its research-based position on educational matters of public concern. AERA has stated a contemporary problem, which is the increasing use of high-stakes test as instruments of educational procedure. The statement on high-stakes testing is grounded on…

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    “Research-Based Educational Practices for Students With Autism Spectrum Disorders” by Joseph B. Ryan, Elizabeth Hughes, Antonis Katsiyannis, Melanie McDaniel, and Cynthia Sprinkle focuses on the most popular research-based educational practice that can be used to teach students with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). The most popular practices are the applied behavior analysis, the Developmental, Individual-Difference, Relationship-Based method, the Picture Exchange Communication System, social…

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    Educational Philosophy What is my educational philosophy? In short it is a gumbo of education theory’s, founders, and roots that benefit the arts and encourages personal growth and opinion. I look to Rousseau for his learning environments, Montessori for his use of sensory skills to engage students, and Frobel for his focus on the arts. When it comes to roots, I take from many society’s like the Preliterate why emphasized on skills and identity, as well as the Greeks who created leaders and…

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    technology, integration of methodology, flexible teaching assessment and content knowledge. Creating an environment where each child is able to learn in a way that fits them best is important, especially when children are in elementary school. A learning environment that is fun and positive always helps students learn which leads to retaining the information. I will have centers in my room that are divided into sections where students learn the best. The center could be using toys or crafts to…

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    My Educational Goals While Attending Colorado Christian University I am currently attending Colorado Christian University to obtain a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with emphasis in Entrepreneurship. This degree was chosen for the purpose of fulfilling the calling that God has placed on my life, to begin a ministry for the homeless. This ministry will help build them up naturally and spiritually, to help them with food, clothing, and shelter, as well as to help them to do for…

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    Nursing is a multifaceted profession that affords those that practice it the opportunity to be an invaluable influence on the ability of an individual to recover from an illness or injury. This opportunity, which can be incredibly rewarding, also comes with a tremendous amount of responsibility. It is with this responsibility in mind that I have laid out four topics that I feel are integral to the field of nursing and should be the point of focus for the continued improvement of the field as…

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    What does it mean to view one as an Educational Mentor? When considering a person I would choose as my Educational Mentor, I think of someone who is goal oriented, honest, hard working, inspires others to learn and think. Furthermore, a person who also values the students that walk through the door each day. Choosing an Educational Mentor is not hard for me since I have the privilege of working with many who inspire me every day in Education. Chowchilla High School has been a place where I have…

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    to hear and make a change. I have a dream that the educational achievement gap will one day have an end and will be just a tale told to children to scare them. The educational achievement gap is an important topic to address to come to a resolution than to let another decade pass and have same or worst results. Over time an epiphany has occurred on how the educational achievement gap has happened. The theory has been because of lack of income, early brain, ethnic/race, or just because of the…

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