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    developmentally appropriate practices in early childhood care and education today is play. Allowing an unhurried time to enjoy the engagement of playing with others grants children the opportunity to use their imagination in a way that accommodates learning experiences with willingness and an open mind. Children feel a sense of belonging and importance when they are a part of something, which is why responsive caregiving also goes hand in hand with these practices. The more you interact with…

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    reluctance to teach the Latin roots to her students, followed by the experiences that changed her feelings about the activity. I will then apply content from our unit on cognitive processes that enhance learning and explain why I think specific activities Kail used were effective in promoting meaningful learning. Finally, I will discuss what lessons I may take away from Kail’s and Heltin’s experiences of integrating lower…

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    technology implementation in the classroom. The authors examine research on what leads to successful integration of technology in social studies classrooms. They recommend that instructors have a strong technology-pedagogy alignment and clear intended learning outcomes to ensure success. This article does not specifically focus on using technology as an assessment, although many of the examples provided could be used as such. Shirley, M., & Irving, K. (2015). Connected Classroom Technology…

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    ACA Reflection

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    I have learned many valuable learning tools such as time management techniques, focus strategies, study skills, and communication skills. For example, in chapter two, “Managing Your Time,” it explains the best way to prioritize tasks into manageable chunks. Correctly using time management techniques allows a person to complete assignments in a less stressful manner and complete it to the best of his or her ability. Procrastination results in lower grades and higher stress levels. This has been…

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    Diverse Learner Reflection

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    Portrait of a Diverse Learner Reflection Paper Strengths and Weaknesses A learning strength I observed while tutoring Leslie that stood out to me was his high level of learning agility. He came to our tutorial sessions each week eager to learn a new skill. His raw aptitude coupled with his positive attitude made each session a new adventure for him as he learned to use the calculator. His self-awareness, openness to learn new skills, motivation, and ability to apply previously taught…

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    Backward Design

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    design has been used to obtain the desired results, objectives and learning outcomes. This essay will demonstrate how the three stages of the backward design have shaped my lesson plan. The desired results, are used in conjunction with the ABCD model. Evidence of assessment, incorporates prior understanding, Summative and Formative assessment and the learning plan, which includes individual student needs through specific learning and teaching strategies. Obtaining the desired results for my…

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    I believe that service-learning, with its community-oriented focus and helpful guidance, is an excellent tool that the school uses to accomplish this goal of incorporating the Spiritan culture into students' lives. Duquesne is nationally known for its efforts in service and helping others; it was recognized by the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll and is the largest Catholic institution in Pennsylvania. It needs to keep programs like service-learning alive in order to…

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    It is impossible to decide which country has the best educational system by looking at test scores alone. Education requires the support of society and some nations have a larger emphasis on education than others. Nations like Japan with a higher stress placed on receiving a good education, cannot be compared with the US, which has a more laid back educational emphasis. Students in countries with a high educational standard may not be assigned as much homework as American students, however…

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    The Inquiry Approach

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    It ensures that all students are engaged and are given equal opportunities to learn the subject matter by providing a variety of learning activities (Brady & Kennedy, 2007). Measures were taken to ensure all students of varying abilities were catered for, through variations in Content, Process and Products (Findlay, 2012). Variations in content included the use of Concrete Materials…

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    of assessment, such as demonstration, class activities, and projects because hands on assessments give a better explanation to students and improves motivation, helps learners improve their performances, and also focuses on students’ strengths and learning. Other forms of assessment such as demonstration, class activities, and projects help students learn better. These three forms of assessment help students learn and remember more information because students have to actively demonstrate and…

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