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    somewhere. One thing that I am sure for both ways, I will use authentic and alternative assessments. Reflections like you use, student portfolios, self-assessments, differentiated products will be my essential tools for evaluation. Second important learning of this summer for me was higher-order thinking skills. During my undergraduate study at the Istanbul University, I heard the name of Bloom a lot. His taxonomy was the scariest thing for me, because of my instructor. I really like to play…

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    Technology is always changing, there is always something new out to help children progress further. Playing video games is a great way to improve an adolescent 's dexterity and with regular use can help improve motor skills, hand eye coordination and problem solving strategies. Schools should be integrated with video games just as Chatham Central High School is (gaming club and mouse squad). Mouse squad was created in the 2013-2014 school year; it was created by Mrs. Hayes to help students and…

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    thinking is the process of evaluating information, and situations that are presented to us. It entails effective communication and problem solving. We interpret this information and as such make an informed decision about the most suitable path to take to result in the best possible outcome. In regards to patient care, we as nurses, evaluate our patients on a daily basis and based on their clinical prognosis the decisions we make are done to provide effective and efficient care to these…

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    The curriculum includes issues of solving problems, reasoning, and numeracy skills of pupils who are 40 to 60 months old and from 60 months and above. The numeracy competencies in the first stage are developed in a practical manner in identifying shapes and patterns, counting and measuring, and the…

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    The study measured 47 students across 4 separate measures such as summative and informal assessment of test scores, completions rates of classwork and teacher’s observations. The research team concluded that the use of clickers improve student learning outcome and participation in mathematics compare to the control group. Special Education and ELL students showed similar results in better test scores. This study showed that clickers had an overall positive impact on academic achievement and…

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    development as well as for individual well-being” (Collard & Looney, 2014. p. 1). Creativity is a form of perception, where humans use their senses, imaginations, and reason to problem-solve and…

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    experienced the similar situation before. We can see if these solutions work from the data provided by other universities. Then those effective and efficient paradigms could be selected for solving the alcohol problem in Rutgers. 4. Once you have elected a group leader, begin developing a project data based upon the article and on your own general knowledge. Obviously, to develop a strong project you would have to do a significant amount of research, but do the best you can with the information…

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    Personal Learning and Thinking Skills (PLTS) are skills which allow people to understand and contribute positively to situations. Examples of PLTS include: • Creative thinking • Problem solving • Reflective learning • Team building • Self-managing • Effective participating PLTS incorporates a wide variety of techniques which can be used by individuals or groups. Examples include using brainstorming to get the best out of creative thinkers, using scamper to encourage creative thinking and using…

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    Ashan Vaas Case Study

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    Ashan Vaas is a six-year-old child who last year started school. Before that Ashan spent time at home with his mother, meaning he didn’t attend kinder. Ashans grandmother and parents moved to Australia from Sri Lanka 2 years ago he lives with them and his 6-month old baby brother. Ashan is trilingual being able to speak English, Sinhalese, and Buddhist. This ability to speak three languages enables educators to enhance Ashans wellbeing through encouraging his cultural background and home…

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    Essay On Problem Posing

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    the longer class periods did not always provide this service, unlike the shorter periods. Based on Freire’s idea of the banking concept of education and problem-posing education, the two hour classes were more likely to demonstrate the banking concept due to teachers depositing information and having their students retain it for future tests and quizzes, while in the one hour classes, students demonstrate problem-posing education from receiving information and using it to thinking critical…

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