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    implication of ZPD is that assistance should be given to the learner during assessment in order to see what they are exactly capable of. 2.2.3. Concept of…

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    language) could predict the difficult areas that could encounter by learners. This is what it is known as the strong version of “Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis” which is the dominate approach to second language acquisition. Analyzing learners’ errors contributes to understand the weak side of learners and work to improve it, but it is important to distinguish between errors and mistakes. Errors can not be self corrected and the learner has no idea about the rules, and they are a result of the…

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    tend to think and react quickly. They talk more than tune in. Extroverted learners learn by educating others. They don't typically comprehend the subject until the point that they attempt to disclose it to themselves or others. Problem Based Learning and Collaborative Learning are great showing strategies for this gathering. Sensing and intuition consists of many different correlations... This demonstrates whether a learner likes to see the world by specifically watching the encompassing…

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    I also explained how I think accommodations are important to the learners, teachers, and classroom learning environment. I believe that accommodation is necessary to help meet the learner’s needs in every way possible to make the educational goals a success. I feel that if it was not for proper instructions as a specific guideline in education that many learners with disabilities like Jay would not be attending school. Due to new laws, rules, and regulations passed…

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    From the beginning of formalized education, instructors have been looking for the most effective ways evaluated and assess learners. Different methods had been used with mixed results. As noted by Palomba & Banta (1999) “Assessment is the systematic collection, review and use of information about educational programs undertaken for the purpose of improving student learning and development”. In order to conduct an effective assessment the instructor should possess expertise in the two areas:…

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    have learned strategies to help me study and better learn material. I also learned that writing is a great way for a kinesthetic learner to learn but I myself, do not enjoy writing at all. According to Laskey and Gibson if you chew gum or move as you study, you should also do this as you take the test as it will help with recall. ADHD is often mistaken in kinesthetic learners. The learning style associated with body movement is known as Kinesthetic learning style. It is also called Tactile…

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    Part B Teacher education has undergone a dramatic change and this reconceptualization of teacher education emphasise the importance of building a culture of inquiry, critical reflection, ground-breaking approaches, and research in a diverse, multicultural environment (Khan, 2002). The general focus of a teacher education program is therefore to nurture multiculturalism and diversity to learn from, and share experience with other cultures and institutions and prepare prospective teachers to…

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    words by the end of the lesson the learner will have obtained knowledge skills and attitude. Affective theory of learning outcomes should be meaningful and accessible to all. ‘Learning to learn’ such as goal setting follows the operant conditioning model. However as…

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    The use of everyday language also has a major impact on the learners understanding of the concept ‘force’ and many other concepts in science. In the students everyday language they use phrases like ‘I am going to weigh myself’ (Hutchinz, 2014). This is incorrect as weight is not measured in kg but mass is. History…

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    morphophonemic function in Arabic word formation (Hayat 2005, Alan 1997). Related studies report that Arabic speaking learners of English commonly have problems with the English vowels (Munro 1993, Brett 2004). Arab learners also have difficulties with pronouncing the English consonants /p/, /v/, /s, /z/, /d/, /ð/, /θ/, /dʒ/, /ŋ/ (Val Barros…

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