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    Learning, for me, is a lifelong process and we are lifelong learners. I believe learning is not a product, it is a change. We need to accept and adapt to the newer skills so that learning happens more effectively. Before doing the CICTL, I use to think that one grows professionally when a person practices a skill. The more practice and experienced you are, the best you can give. But after the training I look at the PDQ my whole prospectus regarding learning has completely changed. There is so…

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    business, and back again to government. One might hypothesize that his success in these very different venues rested to some extent on his skills in learning the right lessons from his experiences. What actions did he take to continue learning throughout his long career? Shultz had an ability to seek out new experiences such that “spiraled learning” occurred, whereby lessons were gleaned from previous experiences and applied to new and ever-more-pressing ones. This led to a breadth and…

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    Overuse Of Technology

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    Technology and the impact on the developing child is an online article posted on Huffington post by Cris Rowan. The article starts off by talking about the days before little technology and children playing mostly outside and being masters of imaginary games. The article continues about how seven point five hours a day is spent on technology by young children and the negative effects of the increasing use of technology. Rowan goes on to write about children relying on technology for a majority…

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    Wisconsin-Madison campus and you will find students who have ditched lectures and notecards to spend their time outside of the classroom. With over 40 service learning courses offered this fall, UW-Madison allows students an alternative way to learn and bring resources to the surrounding community. These classes also have shown to create a new learning environment that provides important experience and aids students’ mental health. According to the New York Times, service programs are now…

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    particular sport. Along with learning a sport, students are exposed to fitness principles related to that sport. An important part of sports based model in physical education is problem based learning (Hubball 2006). Problem based learning occurs when students figure out for themselves tactics, strategies, and skills. Figuring out these skills by working together helps all students in the group become more successful. Problem based learning helps with the following learning strategies:…

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    PROFESSIONAL & CONTINUING EDUCATION Advanced Diploma In Adventure-based Leadership Module1: Theoretical Foundations of Experiential Learning and Adventure-based Education Individual report on the reviewed literature on use of adventure in self-efficacy and interpersonal skills Adventure is the integration of experience and concept. Nobody can do for you. Adventure activity or learning is widely applied among youth growth. (See appendix). Youth who receive adventure activity is fortunate…

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    Augustana Research Paper

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    experience as much diversity through learning as possible. I feel that I learn best when faced with experiences vastly different than my…

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    Everest Simulations

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    Simulations are highly beneficial educational platforms, offering a personal and motivating learning experience to each participant, as it is developed around solving real life problems and relevant issues. This style of active learning is most advantageous to students who think critically and self-reflect on past decisions. However, as such,…

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    knowledge that the children will be learning at the kids pace. Unlikely, that is not the case. There are many ways a teacher can help their students, and they would, but they are very limited due to standards that they…

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    Module X Reflection

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    individualized modifications and accommodations to benefit my future student’s learning. This allowed me to meet the Illinois Professional Teaching Standard Performance Indicator 1H, “analyzes and uses student information to design instruction that meets the diverse needs of students and leads to ongoing growth and achievement.” I have learned and demonstrated many different ways to help students with Fragile X achieve their learning goals in my…

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