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    Languages Teachers - realize the classroom atmosphere becomes more stabilized, the learning more conducive and the achievements highly advanced or proficient either for gifted students or for these students considered learning with disabilities. Subsequently, students, even parents (who may inquire about their children education), may better know the necessary connection between teaching/learning and integrating…

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    have an interest in making the school as successful as possible, but all of these stakeholders have different routes of success. Parents of special education students are looking for their students to be given their accommodations. Parents of athletes are looking for their students to be successful in the classroom and on the sports field. Parents of gifted and talented students want classes that will be challenging to their children. Community leaders want the school to be successful in every…

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    Field Experience Sites This semester I was in Educ 2120 and Educ 2130. I had to complete 40 volunteer hours by the end of the semester. I started out at Oasis. Oasis is an afterschool tutoring center for children 3 years old to 3rd grade. Oasis’ purpose is "To build bridges of understanding, appreciation, and love among cultures, faith traditions, social statuses, and with God, fostering wholeness and holiness, thus bringing healing to people 's hearts and peace to their relationships." During…

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    consisting of a special council of local ministers who were well respected. They came to the conclusion that what Davenport and Clark were doing was going against the word of god because they weren’t actual ministers with an extensive background in education, they were just self-proclaimed…

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    Last summer I joined a project called “Kinder Art” as a member of the content department. Thanks to it I have actually realized the career I want to pursue in the future. A sense of excitement ran in my veins when attending the first core team meeting. Ideas filled heads, all of us were energetic and eager to start up “Kinder Art 2.0”. After the meeting, basically we had had the project outline and the rest of the job was bringing the images in our head into reality. Of course running a…

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    Invisible Children Several people utilize the word “narration”, but it is unfortunate that they do not have the idea of what it means. Narration is simply to give account of events informing what occurred at a particular time and place. Narratives are written for several reasons such as to explain events, to entertain, to connect with others, and to persuade others to accept a specific point of view. The sanctuary of school by Lynda Barry is a good narrative account whose effect and results of…

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    The research topic that was selected is Home Schooling. The inspiration behind selecting this topic is related to a curiosity about what motivates African American families to make this choice. With the current school choice policies families are able to decide for themselves the educational platform that best serves their children. This semester we discussed different issues that African American children face in school such as segregation, low academic expectations, under achieving schools,…

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    Imagine a third grade girl about to take her first standardized test. She is nervous about the test because it is not a normal classroom test. Over the past month, her teacher has reviewed everything that she and her classmates have learned the entire year. As she looks around the room, she observes other nervous peers. Unfortunately, standardized tests have grown more frequent in schools at all levels, and “when future educational historians look back at the last few decades of U.S. public…

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    Every child in my home has their own distinct personalities and interests. One has ADHD, one has a bi-polar disorder, one has OCD, and another is a gifted and advanced student. I grew up knowing that everyone has differences and that their differences make them beautiful. Every day I come home to many different personalities and as draining and stressful it can be at times, it’s a beautiful image. I…

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    with their Robotics program, which uses LEGO Robotics kits to introduce robotics concepts to gifted and talented Year 6 students. Liam also helps with the school's “All Stars” program, which aids gifted students who are experiencing social or anxiety issues . He is currently developing a series of lessons which use a video game called Minecraft to teach introductory science and engineering concepts to the gifted and talented students. Finally, Liam also sits on the School of Science Curriculum,…

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