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    Mr Jackson Case Study

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    Mr. Jackson, a math and science teacher, at Bridge Middle School. As a teacher, Mr. Jackson, used his own children to help stay connected with the other middle school students. As a teacher it’s your responsibility to know/learn about what is going on in students in order to teach them successfully. Mr. Jackson knew as a teacher, he couldn’t be successful inside the class or in teaching (For example, science); in less he came to know and understand to “whom” he was teaching. Mr. Jackson was…

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    environment. If students are in a safe environment than learning can commence. Classroom environment is also student and goal oriented which means all variables for an effective classroom revolves around the students and their particular goals. I want the students to partake in their learning process. The main goal is to have a classroom where behavior problems are at a minimum and maximize students’ engagement to the curriculum. As the teacher, I am committed to unlock the students potential…

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    Freire said that this makes (Freire para 5) education become an act of depositing, in which the students are the depositories and the teacher is the depositor. Freire also point out that instead of communicating, the teacher issues communiques and makes deposits, which the students patiently receive, memorize, and repeat. Hence this becomes the banking concept of education.Adrian FrancisEN106/Academic WritingProf:Sarena LangstonJanuary…

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    RELATIONSHIP BUILDING PLAN Elizabeth A. Baker Liberty University Online Abstract Relationships in the teaching profession need to be guided, nurtured, and encouraged. Teachers do not only have a relationship with their students, but also with the parents of the students, the other teachers, and the administrators. Each relationship needs to have the foundation of a teacher with godly character. A teacher with a heart for the Lord will be able to, in the least, sustain a relationship…

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    Scaffolding In Teaching

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    Teachers play a variety of important roles, from co-constructor and facilitator to advocate and collaborator, in order to promote play, learning and development (McNaughton & Williams, 2009). This essay will investigate the responsibilities and characteristics of an effective educator, drawing from relevant theory, to illustrate methods of supporting learning for children from birth to age 8. Teachers have the role of co-constructing with students through collaborative social interactions. This…

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    Homework clubs help students make the difficult task of juggling extracurricular activities and schoolwork more manageable. After-school homework clubs should be established because they improve overall student achievement. Students may need extra help with certain topics that don’t come as easy to them. Students might need someone to explain the topic in a different manner than their teacher. The club can turn the aimless hours after school into productive learning time, and a time to build…

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    Conflict in schools exists in many if not all countries, therefore it is believed this case study will interest teachers both within and beyond the borders of our country. Conflict is a natural part of life and therefore a natural part of school life. Learning to deal constructively with conflict is a life-skill students need. Traditionally it is expected for schools to teach children academic skills. Conflict management is deemed to fall under the category of academic skills, yet it continuous…

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    from Chapter 2 of his essay, Pedagogy of the Oppressed. Freire discusses two approaches of education, banking and problem-posing education that are present in education today. Freire argues that banking education, which portrays the teacher as the narrator, detaches students from reality as they are seen as containers being filled with pre-selected contents of the narration. In this model, the student’s job is to act as receptacles; recording memorizing, and repeating the information, becoming…

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    ten years there has been a “417%” increase of ELL students in Kentucky and similar percentage increases for several other states, including Maryland. (Blake 1). The odds are good that most teachers will encounter one or more ELL students during their teaching career. These students vary in English language acquisition and cultural assimilation. The majority of teachers and administrators have not yet acclimated themselves to the new influx of students who need additional guidance and resources…

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    course I’ve learned the importance of the teacher, the administration, and the parent in the classroom. This course gave me the opportunity to gain sixty hours of classroom experience. At first this seemed like a large number, but as each day past I was actually saddened my time in the class was coming to an end. I had to leave my comfort zone and I now have my foot in the door in another district. I met so many people that may benefit me…

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