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    20time Project Reflection

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    not modeling the working and learning environment I am hoping to foster in my own classroom. And, relying on my own knowledge was not enough--at least I began to recognize this during the last week when I finally asked a colleague for help. So, in order for the community to serve its real purpose, I need to first form a small collective Google+ rollout team. I learned that sharing an idea and responsibility among a collective will lead to greater accomplishment than single…

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    Personal Knowledge is a knowledge acquired by an individual through his/her experience, practice and personal involvement and closely bound up with the local circumstances of an individual. The local circumstances of an individual such as biography, interest and values are integral part of acquiring a personal knowledge. The personal knowledge is influenced by the individual’s perspective, which gets built over a period of time. Personal knowledge refers to the possession of knowledge by an…

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    students have the opportunity to build leadership and problem solving skills in an hands-on manner (p. 770). It also showed me that I had previously, although unintentionally, helped students participate in a service learning project. With this new knowledge, however, I am now able to see how I could incorporate more community involvement to make the project even better. For the past three years, I have lead an after school club called the Royal…

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    As soon as a person turns five years old they are expected to go to school and stay in school until they have obtained a degree; in fact, in the state of California, kids are required to attend school up until high school. However, education is not a requirement in all parts of the world, like developing countries for example, therefore it may be harder for people in that situation to become literate. In Frederick Douglass’ “Learning to Read and Write” and Sherman Alexie’s “The Joy of Reading…

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    Com/295 Week 3 Assignment

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    review can be a podcast. 10. What is a wiki, and what are its advantages to businesses? (Obj. 3) “A website that can be collaboratively edited and structured by its users.” It allows fare flung team members to cooperate, and establish a knowledge base through sharing their ideas. For instance, Wikipedia is using the exact strategy to build its subjects on various languages. 11. Explain why companies use blogs. (Obj.…

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    Diversity Training Model

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    Description of the content This course will provide participants with techniques and skills to enhance their knowledge and skillset related to diversity training. Diversity is a topic that is very hard to discuss, and at times individuals are not willing to engage in conversations with others who may have a different culture or background than themselves. I would like to increase participants’ knowledge of cultural competence. What (specifically) do you expect to benefit from redesigning…

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    an external eye, one of my major weaknesses in the first few weeks was that I doubted myself, the extent of my knowledge, and my ability to help my students. I felt somewhat out of place in my tutoring sessions considering the proximity in age and my lack of experience in tutoring reading comprehension and literacy skills. Within a few weeks, I realized that I had an academic knowledge base, coupled with a few years of college experience, that I could employ to communicate to my students the…

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    The disinclination of humans to question the information they perceive is a timeless phenomenon. This concept dates back to 380 BC, when Plato wrote the short story, “Allegory of the Cave”, in his magnum opus, The Republic. The allegory depicts humankind as prisoners, bound so they can only see what is directly in front of them: shadows cast by various objects passing behind them. However, as they have only ever been exposed to the shadows, the prisoners believe they are the true forms of each…

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    URENCO USA: A Case Study

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    local community and to education. 2. What skills do you want to gain from this internship experience?  I am a fresher and in that case, I really need a platform to convert my theoretical knowledge into practical knowledge. I am confident that this internship will sharpen my leadership skills, increase my knowledge of the industry, and…

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    connected through the internet, learning from others has become a focal point of our schooling lessons. It culturally involves us and keeps us from making the decisions that will greatly impact the world negatively and thus we have an obligation in sharing our experiences to be informed and reflective and not persuasive as this is the only way we can truly learn. So we read, listen and observe and thus we…

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