Pre-kindergarten

Lesson 1: Investigating physical forces. Learning objectives: Students will be able to investigate and explain how applying or removing physical forces of varying intensity can cause objects in their environment to move, stop moving, stay at rest, or change direction. Content: Wind/ physical force:Collected from http://handmadekidsart.com/wind-power-car-races/ -The surface area contacting the wind force will affect the movement. -The high speed of the wind will allow the object to move faster.…

John Steinbeck once said that "Learning to read is probably the most difficult and revolutionary thing that happens to the human brain." Developmental brain stages that begin as early as birth in turn affect one 's ability to read and read well. Through auditory language infants begin to recognize sounds and speech patterns, and yet this is only the very first phase in literacy development. These beginning skills will be built upon so that language both written and spoken can be understood.…

The cause of failure in the National School Lunch Program has been a highly contentious topic since modern reporting of nutritional standards have been implemented. Most research points to the lack of student opportunity to access of healthy food as the main cause of failure, however, who is at fault for this is much more debatable. Some, including Julian, cited inconsistency in regulation and oversight as the biggest challenge. He noted that a lot of poor menu options for students in middle and…

before I started school so that I had time to play with it; it was probably the best thing they ever bought me. My mom stopped working once she had me and taught me everything a child would learn in Pre-K, I had friends from church who I visited often, and lived a basic life. Once reaching Kindergarten I started school at Forest Lake Education Center, the Seventh - day Adventist school where I would spend the rest of my school years at until moving to its sister school Forest Lake…

There are numerous reasons why we are who we are this can vary and deviate between psychological , social, physical or simply form inheritance. Within the study of modernity in particular in the western hemisphere there are a commonalities that quickly become apparent. One of the greatest commonalities is the division between classes or people of status. The Concept of Social Classes is one that can quickly become oblivious for those who are within the categories themselves but if you…

Eubanks, showing their similarities and differences in schooling, their childhood, and their personalities. During Landon’s first experience with school, he was attending a pre-school in Portland before his family moved closer to his father, whom lived in Arkansas at the time. After moving to Arkansas, Landon finished his pre-school…

I became literate at a very young age around one or two years old and people could understand what I wanted. For example, bolitas (meant balls in Spanish) cooked beans and no bolitas was refried beans. I had a way of commutating with my family but sometimes I would forget what the word was and I used to describe the item itself. They would eventually understand what I mean. Unlike one of the cases in Deborah Brandt’s Sponsors of Literacy, I did not have a tutor or anything like that. However, I…

Fifteen years ago, I could not speak. I was four years old and already in kindergarten, but I could not speak. I was diagnosed with autism and for years I went to speech therapy. A specialist would even go to my home once a week to “play” with me. For hours we would sit in the living room and try to name objects. Hours would pass…

Most students, if not all, notably dislike the need for standardized testing in school, and it's a perfectly reasonable opinion. Many researchers and experts say that standardized tests are a massive waste of time and effort, and they do not help students’ education at all. Both teachers and students agree that it is stressful and unnecessary. Some schools spend days, if not weeks, to test when they could be using the time to teach. Standardized tests also create unfair judgments to students and…

Introduction: Today’s Internet marketing strategy thrives on cultural customization. Those of whom are excellent marketers know how to effective market their goods or services, which is done by identifying the needs of the consumer and satisfying consumer wants. According to Weston (2012), it is a well-known fact that many marketers and business do not understand the importance of ‘researching the process of perception’ in not only foreign countries, but cultures as well! The true question…