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    intentionally. Customer satisfaction is a vital aspect. It is the result of affective evaluation. The organization produces a number of goods in order to meet customer’s need, so customers’ assessment paly an important role. Team-based appraisal is a core context of performance appraisal; it is an assessment for the result of the task. It could directly illustrate the value of team contributing to the organization. Competency-based appraisal is a method that based on competency. Competency…

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    “The purpose of assessment for learning is to improve student learning by providing teachers and students with assessment data that can inform and guide instruction and learning” (Edugains, n.d). The I-Ready diagnostics has been implemented nation wide and is state approved in Colorado, it was built for the Common Core. It was designed to increase student outcomes by measuring individual students growth. It 's an adaptive diagnostic for reading and mathematics that pinpoints down to the…

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    a. In your program what ethical principles guide your assessment? E.M.: Our program believes and strives to make ethical, appropriate, and reliable assessment. We want to assess young children by using assessment methods that are developmentally appropriate. Our primary focus is to observe young children in a manner that is realistic. b. What assessment instruments are used in your program? What is their intended purpose? E.M.: We use checklists, and observational procedures. Also our…

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    Self-Evaluation of Professional Growth Standard s#1-3 The Learner and Learning Learner Development, Learning Differences, and Learning Environments- Over the course of this year I have learned much about learner development and how my personal orientation of the classroom and management affect it directly. Through working on my personal philosophy I learned things that I would never have considered, like that humorous important in the classroom, but sarcasm can be detrimental to a child. I…

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    Classroom Content Analysis

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    Making content accessible is on my top ten list of crucial aspects of being a great teacher. When I think about content that is accessible, my mind goes to tasks that have more than one access point. In many math classrooms across the nation, there are a variety of skills that come with students that need to be taken into consideration when looking at curriculum. I believe that the best mathematical tasks are those that allow a student who is two or three level below grade level and a student at…

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    1a. Reaction to information on the WEB. 10 pts When I first read the “Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire” all I could think about is how many women and men were killed and how many children may have been left behind. I wondered what happened to all the children of this tragic event, nevertheless, these deaths were preventable, but due to neglect safety features and locked doors inside the factory. Therefore, this brought a widespread attention to industrial safety.What is sad about all of this is…

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    Purpose Of Self Reflection

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    Self-reflection is exclusive component in life that helps us to understanding better of whom we are as individual, and what makes us to be what we are. In the relation to the Kim’s game exercise, I was quiet and contemplative in the beginning. As it was demonstrated visually I began to understand it better. The purpose of the exercise was to work as a team, to structure and to organize as a team in order to complete the exercise. On the Belbin assessment I didn’t fully understand immediately,…

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    backgrounds, Paul Martin stresses this in his article that as an educator there is a need to look at power dynamics and ‘asses if students are from cultural backgrounds’; here the children were living in direct provision and may not know any other way of life. My group was conscious of not scaring the kids but we felt there was the need to make the children aware of what was happening and let them know about there human rights. This argument was stressed by Tracey Holland in her article as she…

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    Test Evaluation Vs Mop's

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    Question 1 (2 pts): What is the difference between “Test”, “Evaluation”, MOE’s and MOP’s? What is the relationship between MOE’s and MOP’s and what role do they play in the T&E process? “Test,” “evaluation,” “MOE,” and “MOP” are all terms used to define the test and evaluation (T&E) process that is used to determine the operational effectiveness and operational suitability of a solution to a need (or gap) through the measurement of defined parameters that effectively determine that…

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    Sample Student List (With Ranking) • Toni Morrison uses the Dick and Jane narrative to juxtapose the fictions of the white ideal family to the reality of life for the black families in the text. (#3) • Toni Morrison uses two different ideas of a “house” to expose how economic status can affect how quickly a child grows, how happy they are in life, and even the types of social issues that cause stress. (#2)- This comparison is important because it is how the book begins. I believe it is second in…

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