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    Learning Observation

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    “Learning is never cumulative; it is a moment of knowing which has no beginning and no end”. Learning is a continuous process that commences at birth. It evolves as we develop and utilize the early knowledge for later understanding. It is grounded in experience. Learning is done to understand a situation thoroughly. Lot of learning occurs by gathering information and from our own perception. A favorable physical and emotional environment is also a key feature for learning to happen. This helps…

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    I grew up in Taiwan. From an early age, I was encouraged to be independent. Like most Taiwanese parents, mum and dad prioritised their children 's learning. Their own schooling had been limited by the need to go out to work at eighteen. This experience made my parents all the more determined to make sure we made the most of our chances at school. My parents sent me to a Chinese primary school that was considered outstanding locally. I was one of the few Taiwanese children there. Taiwan was…

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    associated theorists for cognitive constructivism and believes that learning is experiential (Handsfield, 2016, p. 39). Moreover, cognitivist constructivists believe that people accommodate and assimilate knowledge into their mental structures through experience and internalization of new knowledge. Lev Vygotsky is one of the commonly associated theorists of social constructivism and believes that social contexts impact learning through a process of semiotic mediation (Handsfield, 2016, p.…

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    QUALITATIVE RESEARCH ARTICLE ANALYSIS 7 In the article, “Reflective Responses Following a Role Play Simulation of Nurse Bullying”, the authors purposed in their study to evaluate role play simulation as an active learning strategy to address the problem of bullying in nursing. They were investigating how practicing conflict response in a small group setting affected the group participants and if the practice sessions were helpful in building confidence in conflict management. I chose to…

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    Safe Learning Environment

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    d) A critical justification of strategies when planning and delivering sessions How inclusivity and safe learning environment is planned for within sessions Inclusivity is a common narrative in the teaching field and it is expresses the commitment to teach all children to the maximum degree possible (Skidmore 2004, p. 47). The issue of inclusivity borders on civil rights issues where all pupils are protected from discrimination based on disability, race, religion, sex, status, and gender.…

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    Discuss your interest in the EdD program and how you believe it will help you to reach your short- and long-term professional goals. Following the completion of my Master’s in Organizational Leadership, and through my experiential learning, and leadership training, I came to realize the value leadership plays in our everyday life; in school, as a parent, as managers of people. Leadership done right can guide all of us to improve our situation or a condition by employing leadership concepts.…

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    Patient Teaching Analysis This paper is intended to demonstrate the students’ capability to determine a learning need for a specific patient and assess that patients’ readiness to learn using the PEEK model. The selected patient is Mr. K.W., a 79 year old Caucasian male with a primary diagnosis of chronic COPD with acute exacerbation. A friend of the patient reported that K.W had been suffering shortness of breath associated with cough and wheezing for the past five days. It was reported that K…

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    personalization has become the hallmark of exemplary schools. One of the essentials in a personalized curriculum is flexibility. Innovations Early College High School in Salt Lake City, Utah provides a perfect example of how flexibility is beneficial to learning. Student can begin their day as early as 7:00 a.m. and stay as late as 5:00 p.m. Each student’s schedule is customized to meet his or her individual needs. Students progress through a proficiency-based process and can finish a…

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    Education is the process of acquiring, processing and applying information. Everybody has a different way of obtaining information. That’s why so many theories have occurred. Progressivism is one of them. It is a theory of education mostly deals with learning by doing. Progressivism is the form of pragmatisim which is adjusted into education. In pragmatisim, change is seen as the essence of reality. So, in the movement of progressivism in education philosophy, it is suggested that education is…

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    Scavenger Hunt Answers

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    interdisciplinary Core Curriculum is the epitome of UChicago’s inquisitive learning environment. The general education requirements seem like the perfect way to explore a variety of new fields. For instance, I would love to take BIOS 14112 Workings of the Human Brain as a part of my biological science sequence as I have never been exposed to neurobiology before. 5._____ A ticket to Istanbul. [23 points] As someone who enjoys experiential learning, the study abroad opportunities at UChicago are…

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