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    Mobile Learning Essay

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    of learning technologies invade the teachers and students? life .These technologies increase communication opportunities between individuals and learning through e-learning. Ortega, et al. (2010) defined e learning as "using electronic technologies to deliver learning content. Currently, it also implies making use of interactive learning resources through communication facilities ".It assists in building learners knowledge and make a great impact on their academic achievement. Mobile learning is…

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    Dan Brubaker Interview

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    appreciate everyone including that one customer by working with that customer. Brubaker also shared one main lesson that he felt that important for any entrepreneur to experience different kind of jobs and industry before focus on own business. The learning process from experience versus school is huge difference, as you will gain more knowledge and skills if you were able to apply it to real life. As Brubaker did work at Rochester Institute of Technology as Coordinator of Leadership…

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    Personal Philosophy of Teaching A philosophy of teaching statement is a detailed account of an educator’s view, feelings, actions and pedagogies used to teach, assess, and evaluate students. This statement may be used to procure an educator’s first teaching job, or it may be used by experienced faculty as a means for evaluation, promotion, or tenure. Furthermore, seasoned faculty may use it as a means to look back on their practice and evaluate their effectiveness (Felicida-Reynaldo & Utley,…

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    class at any one skill, but being good at a unique variety of skills sets you apart and creates value. On failure Adams has a great perspective; failure is not an obstacle but rather a process. I agree that if you can learn from failure you are just learning one more thing that doesn’t work; which puts you closer to your goal of success. The trick Adams says, is to get paid while you are doing the failing and learn the skills that lead to your ultimate…

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    by Richard Bryne, he states that “Count down timers can keep these breaks from stretching on for too long (para 2). Giving the students a break when you have a lot to teach will also help their learning. However, it is also important to be sure the teacher does not give too much time away from the learning. After stating rules for the classroom it is also important to enforce the consequences for bad behavior. As a first grade teacher it is almost certain that the teacher will be distrusted by…

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    Furthermore, I learned through out this module how much listening is important as a counsellor and how it is on of the biggest skills that i would need as an youth worker. As I counselled, It became evident to me that when I would stop paying attention for a short while I would stop the counselling session as I would cutting off the person I was counselling. During these sessions I would not be able to know get the grasp on when I was meant paraphrase or reflect back the feelings, however i soon…

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    Refer to my experiences of learning I followed a simple learning process that I called Prepare-Learn-Repeat which involved the cognitive learning process as perception, thinking and memory. This simple structure was worked. Prepare the lesson before the class started usually give me the idea about the contents of the lesson. I usually outline the main points to assist me to understand the new knowledge more efficiently. Then, following the teacher in the class to learn, I usually write down the…

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    Higher Education Interview

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    Coordinator of the Tour Guide program for the University of Iowa. I decided to interview Sabrina, because admissions is an area of higher education that really interests me. I knew Sabrina had a long history working in admissions and I was interested in learning more about her experiences. To begin Sabrina provided me with background information on what led her to being an admission counselor. Similar to myself, she never really thought about a career in higher education. Sabrina explained to…

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    Math Reflection Essay

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    teacher than I think I would have in a bigger setting. Although tutoring in the past for me hasn’t been proven to work, in this instance it was beneficial. I interpret the word learning as either acquiring new knowledge or adjusting the knowledge you already have. So I would have to conclude that learning mathematics can be defined as gaining a new understanding of “basic” theorems of math and dissecting them and breaking them down to the core, to get a raw and pure look at what it…

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    achieve your goals. This positive energy is helping me to keep away from stagnation and making the transition easy from LPN to RN. The skills that I learned into my LPN are applicable in my practical or professional life. As an LPN student when we were learning about tracheostomy suction, our instructor told us how important is the timing when u suctioned the tracheostomy. When I started work, I had a young patient in pre-Op her mother was doing her trach suction and I started counting the…

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