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    Scholars are continually conducting research on early learning and their findings are split between two approaches: one approach being that early learning consists of far more than children learning educational aspects, but also lifelong lessons prior to attending grade school. The other approach being that a child or children can actually have long term and short term affects, if they do not receive learning prior to grade school,…

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    their potential on their own journey of self-actualization- another aim of adult education as described by Darkenwald and Merriam. Second, “student-centred teaching is founded on respect and the idea that a teacher only facilitates, not dictates, learning” (Lange, 2006, p. 100). A key idea of MOOCs is that a teacher can provide the information needed but it’s up the learner to connect and apply what they learn. Unlike humanism, behaviourism contradicts fundamental aspects of MOOCs. One component…

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    Sadly, incivility to and among learners and educators is too common. Educators may promote trust by modeling conflict resolution and engaging in self-reflection to facilitate learning. Trust is built as educators demonstrate congruence with words and actions, fully disclose assumptions and expectations, respond to learners’ questions or concerns, and model humility. An authentic educator teaches who they are and teaches learners…

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    ideas inside of them, and the goal of every teacher, including myself, should be to inspire their students to share them with not only the class, but the world. In the novel Educating Esmé by Esmé Raji Codell, Esmé inspired her students to become lifelong learners through the promotion of goals for her students. One of the main themes of the student goals in the Intro to Education class is to inspire students to become good learners. Good learners typically have a high level of discipline and…

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    This paper discusses the ineffectiveness of English language learning as implemented in English medium schools. I believe that by adapting multi skill approaches and communicative approach effectively in Differentiated Instruction, the English language could be learned without any stress. These methods will motivate the student to improve their four skills, enhance their knowledge and build confidence in them. These approaches will be a valuable guidance and an excellent activity to the learner.…

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    teaching philosophies (Kanuka, 2008), I would promote progressive teaching. My homeschool focuses on the mindset of giving children learning opportunities in education. Ours is a school that believes in sound instructional design, current teaching philosophies, and up-to-date technology. Progressive education combined with technology that follows an inquiry based learning environment is optimal for students. This bold step takes much courage because teachers must be willing to take a step back…

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    portfolio that was completed for my fall semester 2015, PRST 3010 class. The PRST 3010 class, had me look at my work history and extra-curricular activities, and then weigh those against certain criteria, to see if they were worthy of college level learning and credit. Fortunately, my completed portfolio was worth twenty four college credits, so it was definitely a worthwhile endeavor. I would consider this artifact an example of my best work for many reasons. First, it had me view my life…

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    The most common being dyslexia. By teaching cursive writing skills, students with these learning disabilities, including dyslexia, can easily decipher different letters, essentially helping them in the future. The Declaration of Independence and other archival documents are written in cursive. No tablet or computer can replace the unique signature…

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    my education in social work is of great importance to me. My focus as an undergrad has always been with an eye toward graduate school and a career as a professional social worker. Having gained lifelong knowledge and skills for achieving my bachelors of social work, it is a necessity to continue learning as much as I can. Furthermore, I am looking for increased opportunities to learn the required skills to enable me to work with people supporting them and making a difference in their lives.…

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    Showing a wiliness to learn, and taking initiative contribute to an optimal work setting by creating a team of strong leaders. Fostering a learning culture within the workplace empowers employees to seek out knowledge to improve their practice, thus improving employee satisfaction and patient outcomes (Canadian Health Services Research Foundation, 2001). In addition to this, participating in…

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