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    Sara Simpson ED 100 Article Critique #3 17 November 2017 Cox, J. (2012). Teaching Strategies: Use Cooperative Learning to Stimulate Class Discussions. Retrieved November 13, 2017, from http://www.teachhub.com/teaching-strategies-use- cooperative-learning-stimulate-class-discussions Teaching Strategies: Use Cooperative Learning to Stimulate Class Discussions Cooperative learning as a teaching strategy is a way for students who are too shy to feel comfortable discussing concepts with a partner…

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    Similarly, teachers can place a child in a state of disequilibrium by providing them with a new task, similar to one previously accomplished, dealing with the issue of ‘generalizing’ when the solution to a previous experience is applied and adapted, if necessary, to this new experience. The final of Piaget’s four stages of development is known as the ‘Formal Operational’ stage regarding adolescents between the ages of 12 and 19. The interviews that Piaget conducted with young adults within this…

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    Providing incentives for teachers; 4.9 Promoting professional development 4.10 Providing incentives for learning 5. Is there a significant difference between teachers and principals assessment of the instructional management of the latter? 6. Is there a significant difference between teachers and principal assessment of the instructional management based from the 10 areas of Hallinger instructional management? 7. What relationship exist between instructional management of school principal and…

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    primary language, or unfamiliar sounds in their primary language. Assignments for ELL’s should not be assessed by language criteria but should be assessed allowing the student to use other means. Assessments can be accomplished through the student retelling, artwork, or role play. These types of assessments can also be used for ESE students. Teachers should take into consideration what their students are capable of and allow them to use their strengths to obtain their learning…

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    Chapter 1 In this chapter we will discuss about the different services that we use to test our implementation on. Of course we introduce to you, Tiramola, the system that is our goal to improve, using our new approach. We are using Tiramola as it is, with an exception in its decision making system. We are presenting tiramola in Section \ref{sec:tiramola} Our cluster is a Cassandra cluster. We are discussing about Cassandra on Section \ref{sec:cassandra}. We test our cluster, using ycsb…

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    Web. 15 July 2015. Cohen, Amy, Deborah Azrael, and Matthew Miller. "Rate of Mass Shootings Has Tripled since 2011, Harvard Research Shows." Mother Jones. 15 Oct. 2014. Web. 15 July 2015. Framingham, Jane. "What Is Psychological Assessment?" Psych Central. 2013. Web. 15 July 2015. Dikel, William. "School Shootings and Student Mental Health - What Lies beneath the Tip of the Iceberg." 2012. Web. 15 July 2015. "Spinning Statistics on School Shootings." FactCheckorg. 25 June 2014. Web…

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    Assignment Questions 1. List three things you learned about assessment and measurement in the context of the video discussions. First and foremost, properly conceived assessment is an essential aspect of education. The educational review process and all associated components should be routinely examined to ensure quality as well as make improvements. Because learning is a very complex endeavor, it is important to create measurement instruments that are sufficiently comprehensive and applicable…

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    2.0. Introduction In this chapter issues related to strategic competence, are reviewed. The chapter describes the assumptions of current communicative language teaching:communicative competence,communication, classroom communication and genuine communication, teaching communicative English,communicative courses, speech acts,details of strategic competence, development of strategic competence,types of strategic competence,how to teach strategic competence,strategic competence in the foreign…

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    Standard Setting in Assessment Standard Setting is the methodology used to define the level of knowledge and skills needed for someone to be classified as above a standard and to set cut scores corresponding to that level. A cut-score is the score on the test or assessment that is chosen to select or classify test taker with respect to the performance standard. It is the score that is claimed to distinguish between those who have satisfied the performance standard and those who have not.…

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    must fill out an application and be interviewed. During the program, the members are mainly assessed based on observation. The CTRS observes the skills each member is building on or may need more help with. The last form of assessment the Clubhouse uses is a standardized assessment called the work readiness evaluation which is completed before a member is discharged. The Clubhouse planning method is an individualized program plan for each member. The IPP focuses on the members’ strengths by…

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