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    order for a student to develop skills to overcome these dilemmas it has been proven that direct instruction is the key. When you take the consistent variable of the direct instructions, students with Autism struggle maintaining that focus. Self-management skills are gained when a student or person is aware of his/her behaviors, can monitor those behaviors and keep them in check. When he/she is able to keep those behaviors in check, reward him/her self. It’s at this time that a student or person…

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    “the choices of successful learners, 21st century learning, and the Pierce College 5 Core Abilities, give me an important idea how to improve my study skill pursue to the academic achievement. I choose two section in the article which are “Discover self-motivation”, “Master self-management” for that I do well and I need to improve in section “Employ interdependence” and “Develop emotional intelligence”. I will also summarize what 21st century learning entails and how to develop 21st century…

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    Reflection Paper In ACA, I have learned many valuable learning tools such as time management techniques, focus strategies, study skills, and communication skills. For example, in chapter two, “Managing Your Time,” it explains the best way to prioritize tasks into manageable chunks. Correctly using time management techniques allows a person to complete assignments in a less stressful manner and complete it to the best of his or her ability. Procrastination results in lower grades and higher…

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    Creating supportive and effective learning environments for students, is of paramount concern for all teachers. A warm, safe and caring environment provides students the ability meet their universal needs and provides an orderly classroom as a conduit for student learning. Classroom environments can enhance student’s sense of belonging, further social and emotional development, increase student participation and academic competencies, whilst reducing the incidents of misbehaviour (Hickey &…

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    of technology transforms the educational paradigms to online learning. It stimulates students to new learning behaviors in classrooms to be more active, and challenge-based learning. (P. Hawranik, 2013) According to academic institutions provide opportunities for students to be able to obtain educations by accessing to online courses from anywhere in the world through hypermedia link. However, one of the major issues of online learning is the limited group of participants in online classes. Such…

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    Classroom Management In Teacher Education. Professional Educator, 39(1), 1-12. This article was focused on the lack of attention that classroom management receives in teacher preparation courses and the education field. The article highlights pre-service teacher trainings on topics such as focusing on student learning, classroom management assessments and activities, movie study, microteaching, animated video or comic strip, observation protocol, and having a personal management system.…

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    Proposed Model: Students’ Levels of Use of Educational Technology Entry- At this stage, students are not asked to learn much with technology. They are learning how to use their cell phones and laptops at home, with little guidance from more knowledgeable adults, but are not asked to use technologies for learning purposes at school. Adoption- At this stage, students are taken to a lab to do occasional work on a computer, such as writing a paper or creating a PowerPoint presentation. Some…

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    CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 2.0 INTRODUCTION There exists many definitions for what distance learning or distance education Teaster and Blieszner (1999) say “the term distance learning has been applied to many instructional methods: however, its primary distinction is that the teacher and the learner are separate in space and possibly time”. The most thorough definition was proposed by Desmond Keegan (1995) a leading expert in distance education. Keegan espouses that “Distance education and…

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    Not only am I gaining valuable information and experience by working with my mentors I am also learning a lot about the mentoring process as a whole. In the future becoming a mentor is something that I would like to do. Individual Objectives So far I have accomplished several steps on the way to meeting my individual practicum objectives. I’m learning how to use the institutions computer system to find policy and procedures in order to back up the orientation checklist that I am helping…

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    computing skills due to the large amount of shortcuts I can use in order to be more efficient for customer service and achieve their satisfaction in a timely manner. I was able to learn more about DELL systems as they relate to professional work, and how they differ, professionally, from HP systems I had learned about from my internship with the Pacers. I have also greatly increased my communication skills while working for Stonegate because I was forced to talk to other employees, outside of…

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