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    basic building blocks of learning and the primary subjects based in our educational system. Extra-curricular subjects such as art, music, physical education, foreign language and general life skills have been used as supplemental classes. The educational system believe extra-curricular subjects such as art, music, physical education, foreign language and…

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    student, the special education teacher, the general education teacher, the principal, school psychologist, RTI coordinator, reading specialist, support staff, and speech and language specialist. The parents may be helpful for providing information about the student’s background and developmental history. Parents can also gain helpful insight on their child’s progress to help them learn different skills at home. The special education teacher can consult with the general education teacher on ways…

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    few decades. The advancement in technology has affected the communication. The language of words is gradually shifting to other forms of language. Such languages are used such as use of gestures, picture sound and movement. All this languages can be used to bring a blended form of language. This paper focuses on improving the learning of English in schools to produce better results. The paper explores the forms of language and how they can be blended to produce a more advanced communication…

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    shows how a young girl uses education to save her life. In the book sold, Patricia MCcormick writes about a girl who is forced into sex slavery and learns that education can help her get out of prostitution. In Sold, Patricia MCcormick demonstrates Education through Hamish teaching Lakshmi how to read, teaching herself how to write when writing in her journal, and seeing the positive in her life when there was negative all around her. Hamish showed how important education is and how it will…

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    The NSW Department of Education (DoE) has developed a Quality Teaching Framework (QTF) to assist in ensuring students experience quality learning whilst benefiting those of all abilities, regardless of cultural and linguistic differences. This paper will demonstrate the relationship between the QTF and those students with English as an additional language/dialect (EAL/D). According to research on Quality Teaching by Killen (2009), there has been a continuous strive in refining teaching models…

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    To promote the Gilman Scholarship and international education, I would like to visit my old high school and give a presentation to inform students interested in learning a foreign language on what it’s like to study abroad. In order to do so, during my time in China, I will take many pictures and recollect memories that could inspire students to ignore the challenges of learning a new language from scratches and motivating them to adventure the world and the many opportunities given to the ones…

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    their own special way. Young students in the current education society require a secure, caring and stimulating environment to give them the opportunity to maximize their learning abilities and allowing them to develop in a social, physical and intellectual manner. This is one of the principle reasons I have pursued the career path of an educator. Everyone in the educational community has their own ideas and their own philosophies on what education should be, how curriculums should be taught and…

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    This instructional setting takes place in a small rural community at a mid-size charter school. Students attend this charter school to receive a non-conventional education, where they are more involved in their own education. It takes place in a fifth-grade classroom with eighteen students, one ELL student, two with an IEP and two behavioral students. Throughout an average school-day a teacher encounters numerous challenges. This paper will discuss two of the major challenges I face daily as a…

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    Legislation Curricular Implications Students who are English Language Learners (ELL) do not necessarily qualify for assistance under the IDEA laws. However, they are still students who are in need of modifications in the school setting in order to be successful with learning the standards. It is the responsibility of the school and thereby the principal to ensure that students with limited use of English have equal access to the same quality education as that of their English speaking peers.…

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    Girls outperforming boys in education is a common story nowadays. They are regarded as the academic-dominance sex, which assumed that their success is favorable from the ‘feminized’ education system and is highly engaged with post-feminism. As a consequence, some suggested feminism intervention is no longer necessary, owing to the reason that girls have no struggle in achieving success. Nonetheless, I come to agree with Promerantz and Raby (2010) that challenges still existed in promoting gender…

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