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    embodiment in the Early Numeracy Research Project. 1. Addressing issues of concern. At all stages of the project, teachers’ input was sought and acted upon in relation to professional development content. At all full-day professional development, at least one-third of each day involved a choice of sessions. 2. Groups of teachers and links to school administration and community. Every teacher involved in mathematics in the first three years was involved, as were principals and numeracy…

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    Becoming Literate Essay

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    outperforming 16 – 24 year olds at foundation levels (OECD , 2013). With a government response of a possible earn or learn policy, and undoubtedly a consequential influx of learners into the FE sector, the role of the teacher in language, literacy and numeracy development (LLN) becomes ever more prominent. The recognition of LLN skills shrinkage has focused attention on our teachers’ ability to provide learners with these skills within educational and training settings. In order for teachers…

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    chosen the following activities: WFE: Coaching two children from two cruising families on literacy and numeracy skills needed for their English and Maths exams in grade 6 and 8. Site of WFE: Neiafu Island, Tonga Description of learning and explanation of relation to standard (identified standard)…

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    The “My School” website is available on the internet for public viewing and contains information pertaining to a specific school by name or postcode. The data (2017) informs stakeholders of school facts, school staff, student backgrounds, enrolments, English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/D) percentages and Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) percentages. All of which are consulted when planning and teaching effectively for individuals or a whole class experience. Information…

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    Childcare Level 3 Unit 12

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    In my writing, I have followed the ethical guidelines written by The British Educational Research Association (BERA 2011). Any names I have used, I have replaced to protect their anonymity and to maintain confidentiality. REF I gathered the information used in my writing, from a number of sources. I researched the internet for additional reading and used the relevant module materials associated to my enquiry. While preparing for my enquiries, I considered the following four key points for…

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    U2 Ac 1.3

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    U2 AC 1.3 - Explain why it is important to provide opportunities for learners to develop their English, mathematics, ICT and wider skills. English, mathematics and ICT are core subjects and have recently been deemed as essential to sustain a career or progress in daily life here in the UK. Following a government investigation into the education of the populace and provided education to the populace it was decided that a huge gap existed to what is and what should be. In recent years the core…

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    Safe Learning Environment

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    d) A critical justification of strategies when planning and delivering sessions How inclusivity and safe learning environment is planned for within sessions Inclusivity is a common narrative in the teaching field and it is expresses the commitment to teach all children to the maximum degree possible (Skidmore 2004, p. 47). The issue of inclusivity borders on civil rights issues where all pupils are protected from discrimination based on disability, race, religion, sex, status, and gender.…

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    problems and these activities will help me to understand work better. Review progress on a personal development plan, identifying areas for improvement (using your strengths and weaknesses) (D2) Review 1 Week 1 – 4: Short term Objectives • Improve numeracy skills – I have started doing math exercises out of the AQA core 1& 2 a level maths book every…

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    children are focused and discretely prompt them into listening and responding to questioning when necessary. In Years 1, 2 and 3, once the pupils begin working, I lead small groups with a focused subject task such as literacy, phonics, guided reading, numeracy, science, design technology or history and geography. In Reception, as well as structured learning this could also be engaging with pupils in free flow play, in line with the EYFS requirements. The LSP’s in Reception have have a rota for…

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    The purpose of this reflective essay is to evaluate my ability to find and review various types of information from different sources including online search tools, books and journals. The secondary purpose is to analyse the development of my writing and referencing skills. The article critiques my understanding of the importance of a CV, my ability to evaluate a book, a journal and how to further my academic skills such as referencing. ‘Critical thinking and reflection is thought of as a…

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