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    As a teacher, the number one goal for my students is to see development. The main development that educators want to see is cognitive development. Cognitive development is more than filling student’s minds with facts, but the development of higher mental functions (WOOLFOLK 63). As a teacher, there are different principles of development that are crucial to keep in mind. They are that, people develop at different rates, development is relatively orderly, and development takes place gradually…

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    Learning takes place in various ways and forms. Learning that occurs from formed knowledge based on personal experience and individual situations is considered constructivism (Schunk, 2016). This means that learners construct or create their own learning using what they already know. Jean Piaget and Lev Vygotsky are two theorists that have contributed a great bit to the topic of constructivism. Scholars Jerome Bruner, who introduced discovery learning, and John Dewey have also played a role…

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    stated by Fani and Ghaemi (2011, p. 1552). The final, recurrence stage, is where theory is placed into practice where contrasts of theory and practice are faced where ‘conflict as a catalyst for developmental change’ (Fani & Ghaemi 2011, p. 1551). The zone of proximal teacher development acknowledges that technology, mediatory artefacts, contextual constraints, peers and mentors affect development as stated in Shabani et.al 2010 (cited in Fani & Ghaemi 2011, p.…

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    and scaffolding methods in the video to help the child through the lesson. During the lesson Vygotsky’s sociocultural approach and the zone of proximal development are used to help the teacher and the student get through the lesson together. Vygotsky was a psychologist whose main work was in developmental psychology. Vygotsky came up with a concept called the zone of proximal development also known as ZPD. ZPD is the difference between a child’s actual developmental level and where they can be…

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    World Systems Theory Essay

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    “knowledge movement” that “[rejects] social science categories inherited from the nineteenth century”, aiming to construct a new approach to social science (Wallenstein 2013: 1). This new approach conceptualises inter-state relationships in the global economic system as part of a larger “world system” instead of unilateral or bilateral behaviours, argues that historical and contemporary events must be view over the “long term”, and emphasises the need for a multidisciplinary…

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    Last but not least, one of the most important shared themes between these two novels is individualism and collectivism. This theme appears vividly in every inch of both novels thus it indicates that although Orwell and Huxley imagined two complete different futures of their current societies, in some cases such as this, they had the same type of advanced point of view. In general, individualism and collectivism are two co-existing different ideologies that oppose one another. Individualism is a…

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    British author Mark Haddon wrote the book The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. The story revolves around a young boy called Christopher John Francis Boone who investigates the murder of a neighbor’s dog, which leads him to a journey that will change his life forever. Despite his mental illness, he learns to face the difficulties of his world and to be capable of everything he can do. Because of these unique characteristics, I find this book one of the best books I have ever read.…

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    Christopher Boone

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    Everyone is taught that honesty is crucial to living peacefully; Christopher Boone however cannot say the same. In Mark Haddon’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Christopher encounters countless problems when he lets his curiosity get the best of him. Through a psychoanalytic lens, readers are able to spot several different themes throughout the novel, feel the ultimate struggles the characters go through, understand the rough feelings of frustration with the main character…

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    My Analysis of The Kite Runner Afghanistan. 1975. Only a few short years before the country went into an all out urban civil warp impacting the lives of everyone in it. It was the same year that Amir had made the cowardly decision that would haunt him with guilt for the rest of his life. In The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, we are able to get a glimpse of those feelings of guilt and resentment from the point of view of Amir himself. The story follows the life of Amir and his best friend and…

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    Students with disabilities have to learn how to become socially accepted members of their community, just like normally developing students. Constructivists fell that teachers must instruct their students within their zone of proximal development. The zone of proximal development refers to, “ the instructional area between where the learner has independence or mastery and what can be achieved with competent assistance”(Mercer, Jordan, & Miller, 1994, p.292). Adding to the misunderstanding of…

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