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    Since most classrooms are multigenerational it is necessary to include learning techniques that would involve different focal points, and depend on the student to choose their best learning style. The Generational Xers who are in the classroom may not benefit from the same learning style as the Millennials. The Generational Xers may benefit from a more empirical learning style such as described in Carper’s theory as reading, listening to lectures, reviewing the content and applying the content…

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    Elephant Altruism

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    Altruism in Elephants: Empathy and Higher Cognitive Ability It is generally thought that altruism is a behavior only displayed by simplistic creatures, such as ants or honeybees, which do not possess the cognitive ability to evaluate short or long-term reciprocal benefits. Very few mammal species have been observed to display truly altruistic behaviors. Dolphins and elephants, as well as the great apes, are examples of the few mammalian species which commonly display altruistic behavior,…

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    Summary Of Cosmetology

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    to reach for the next level. The revision for the cosmetology course in the area of attitude includes the utilization of learning contracts, the K-W-L strategy to introduce new topics and concepts, and use the entry points suggested by multiple intelligences theory as ways of learning about a topic or concept (Merriam & Bierema,…

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    created the idea of there are two mindsets about own intelligence; fixed and growth. Self-efficacy and growth mindset will have the belief that they are fundamental to their success (Duchesne, & McMaugh, 2016). A growth mindset is an individual’s perception that brain and intelligence can be developed dependent on the quantity of effort (Dembo, 2012). This relates to my learning as I believe I have a growth mindset. Garner’s Multiple intelligence tests show I scored high in intrapersonal aspect.…

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    Antecedent Variable Assessment Form (AVAF): A form that is used in the initial stages of the FBA process. It is used to identify and describe the variables that set the occasion for or trigger the interfering behavior. The AVAF contains 4 variables that are related to the interfering behavior. 1) Broad Classroom Environment: Noise, visual stimulation, time of day, specific classroom. 2) Instruction: specific tasks/subjects, types of assignments, task difficulty, response to errors, pace or…

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    Many newspapers write about how immigrants learn new language, and what challenges they face. Everyone is different which means that everyone has a different learning style. Some people learn best by reading/writing. Also, some people are hands on learning which means practicing the language. Two years ago when I first came to the USA, I learned English by having conversations with my coworkers, and my friends, through different internet sites, and going to Northern Virginia community college,…

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    Set during the atomic war, Lord of the Flies, written by William Golding, describes a situation between many boys who are stranded on an uninhabited island after a plane crash. Since no parents are on the plane which crashed, the boys learn to navigate alone through the unfamiliar territory in order to survive. Starting with the first interaction, the boys begins to fight for dominance. This causes lots of conflict between the three main boys: Jack, Ralph, and Piggy. As they fight for control,…

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    Chengyang Jiang Prof. David Bretz AAD 251 Final Reflection June 7, 15 1. How has this class experience enhanced your ability to communicate visually? How are you more visually literate? Usually, what people see have profound effect on what people do, how people feel, and who they are. The class experience helps increase the understanding of the visual world. Communication is the most important tool of social existence and survival, communication is also a complex process that requires a good…

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    Sense Of Tonality

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    Tonality is a phenomenon that is responsible for our perceptions and expectations of music. Schleuter compares tonality to “glue,” implying that it allows to make connections in music, transforming pitches and rhythms into continuous musical thoughts and ideas. Tonality is a learned ability that is obtained by applying tonal memory. Tonal memory is basically the ability to distinguish pitches from each other, allowing us to remember the contour of melodies and mimic them. When listening to a…

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    virtue being uniquely important” (Duckworth, 274). No one can be solely defined by a single characteristic; people are multidimensional and their successes and failures are caused by a combination of all of their traits. Although grit is an important factor in success, it’s definitely not the end all be all. Talent does in fact play a large part in determining success. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, a professor…

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