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    The components are accountability,rules, routines, expectations, consequences, monitoring and assessment. All of these components enable a positive learning environment that is safe and respectful. If these components are not emphasized or in place, a teacher can easily lose the classroom dynamic and learning will be diminished or non existing. 5) Students Social task system The social task system was a perfect reminder for us as teachers how students feel and think about…

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    is a systematic approach that is used to improve student learning based on available data (Lewis, Madison-Harris, Muoneke, & Times, 2010). It is a cyclic and precise process that continually improves learner’s success. The cycle has three repetitive stages, namely, assessment, analysis, and action. The latter stages provide a school-wide support framework for improving students learning throughout the year by identifying gaps in their learning (Hamilton, Halverson, Jackson, Mandinach, Supovitz,…

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    offer time which is a personal resource, but I also offered my connections. I was able to connect my mentee with others in the organization that could help train him on certain computer programs that would ease the transition and help shorten the learning curve of the new…

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    PART D: Essay The integrated literacy plan for the Hungry Caterpillars includes both teaching sessions as a group and as a class. The themes that students explored in the programme included topics such as fitting in vs. not fitting in, being yourself, being different, and bullying. The texts chosen were not too extreme when exploring these topics, and questions were raised in a safe arena so that students could contribute without feeling threatened. This type of safety was seen through stories…

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    First Words: A Short Story

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    this question would be our first word. Just think about it. A child learning their first word has several hoops that the child must jump over in order to say the word. The first hoop would be understanding what word(s) is trying to be communicated to them. There auditory lobe must be very active in order to process what word(s) are being said to the child. After the first hoop is jumped the second hoop for the child would be learning how to make there vocal cords and lips work together in order…

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    physical act of doing the job as anyone can stand and narrate few words in front of an audience, but the challenge is to do it in an effective and efficient manner. I believe the essence of teaching is to facilitate the learning process and to get the students to engage in the learning process. As a perfectionist, it is a challenge to make sure that students are on the right track and make them take responsibility towards making plans and doing the work needed for the my class, other classes,…

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    Coaching And Mentoring

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    that both “coaching and mentoring are learning relationships which help people to take charge of their own development, to release their potential and to achieve results which they value”. In other words, it can be said that coaching and mentoring are complementary activities, which help people to be in charge of their development. Zeus and Skiffington (2000) identified specific elements of similarities in coaching and mentoring (shown in Figure 2), where learning takes place through asking the…

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    Both having a strict communist past, Russia and China can be considered Comrades. While the two share similar economic policies and political ideals, they have gone on separate paths since the late 20th century, some changes being more capitalism and others not. Government influence is in essentially all markets, and the fiscal policies set by Russia and China and patron-clientelism are no exception. Fiscal policies dictate how much the government spends and how much it taxes. A key difference…

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    pertaining to the modeling of the term structure of interest rates. The article begins by appreciating the fact that there are various models associated with the yield curve. The authors highlight the significance of the term structure of interest rates by offering valid examples. For instance, the article points out that the yield curve plays a critical role in the valuation of a coupon bond (Christopher M. Bilson 2008). According to the authors, this demands that a coupon bond is reduced to…

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    Effects Of Philanthropy

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    are making a difference. This, consequently, increases the satisfaction received by the consumers, leading to increase in quantity of shoes sold. This can also be seen in an indifference diagram, change in preferences would shift the Indifference curve in such a way which would increase the consumption of shoes. More purchases lead to…

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