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    Diversity In Classroom

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    When a teacher supports multicultural education to the fullest extent they are demonstrating respect and care for all of their students. By acknowledging the differences in the classroom the teacher can decide the appropriate teaching methods that challenge the students. “Caring teachers don’t…

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    And Still We Rise by Miles Corwin 1) In this book there was two teachers, Toni Little and Anita Moultrie. These two teachers had different styles of teaching their class. One way of teaching that really popped out at me was how Toni assigned an essay to the class to see the difference in writing of the student. This way she would be able to see which students were dedicated to school or which ones where just there to be there and not even pay attention. Another way of teaching that I found very…

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    Para Educator

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    In the United States today there are more than 930,000 Para educators. Para educator is a broad term and includes different job titles. These titles include aides, assistants and instructional helper. Those titles include many responsibilities. Though there are many para educators today, it is still unknown to many teachers how to effectively use a Para educator’s time. This causes disputes between many teachers and para educators (Morrisette, Morrisette, & Julien). The para professional…

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    the needs of every child are met in that room, but no two children are alike. Many children need accommodations or modifications to help those who are mildly disabled or struggling. The term equitably, or in other words fairness applies to math education with the idea that, “All students, regardless of their personal characteristics, backgrounds, or physical challenges must have opportunities to study-- and support to learn—mathematics” (NCTM, 2000,…

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    To begin with, in this journal I will be be discussing my observations referring to diversity made at Indian Mounds Elementary while volunteering. First of all, I am in a preschool class of fourteen students. The teacher, is well organized and always has a set schedule. He also does a great job promoting diversity as well as helping the children learn. My main focus in this observation was the eight aspects of diversity. The first one is Cultural which according to the textbook is social values,…

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    Mlk's Speech Summary

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    that the main function for education is to teach someone to think more critically. MLK also addresses that the purpose of education is to help a man become more productive in life to make it easy to reach their goals. He also states that people are disposed to propaganda in their education and that’s what is changing their mental thoughts. People think that education is used to make someone who is educated feel more superior than the uneducated person. MLK thinks education should be used to…

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    Sumner are held on Monday’s after school. During this time, I would observe Ms. Westcott and the IST team as they discussed the students on a case by case basis. The IST team consisted of the Speech Teacher, School Psychologist, one of the Special Education teachers, and the case managers of each grade level. Also, the teachers who referred their students to IST were present. I found these meetings to be very informative and intriguing. There was an ample amount of information given out within a…

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    Field Experience Reflection

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    classroom that was evident from just looking around. I saw gender, both African-American students and Hispanic students, which created at least two different groups from my personal ethnic group, socioeconomic levels, students with disabilities, and Gifted-Talented students. The teacher’s desk was up against the wall on the far side of the room where it was hooked into the projector that was used in the classroom constantly. The student desk arrangement was in two long rows of desk that were…

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    Class Size Research Paper

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    Does Class Size Affect Kids Education If you’re reading this then you’ve gone to school. You’ve experienced big and small classes. To me it doesn’t depend on the class size, it depends on the teacher. All classes are either big, small, or medium. Although one teacher can teach any size. If the teacher is involved enough with the kids, the then class size doesn’t matter. You can’t have a teacher that never gets up and just tells the class to read the book. “Overcrowding means students don’t get…

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    that I personally chose to do. Being a teacher was something I always thought about, but public speaking was my greatest fear, so I figured if I can’t do public speaking I can’t be a teacher. However, once I changed my major from dental hygiene to education my fear suddenly went away. As I was taking my dental hygiene classes, I worked at and still work at a retail store called…

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