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My counseling center session was held on Monday, January 29, 2018, at 9 am with Dr. White. I initially set up the appointment the week before, that’s when I received my paperwork consisting of a small card with an appointment reminder, a confidentiality statement along with a short questionnaire to fill out in order to assess any pressing issues. Once I arrived at my appointment, Dr. White greeted me very professionally and yet relaxed at the same time. He told me to have a seat at the…

data inform tomorrow’s lesson? Students will answer the questions “why were laws created in America? Why do laws still exist?” in one written paragraph of 6-8 sentences, and additionally illustrate their work as a means of assessment. I will collect this as a means of understanding about why students can infer that laws were created in America and why they still exist today. There could be a number of different responses here, and the question “why do laws still exist” will NOT have been…

first thing I noticed was that there were a lot of leading questions or close ended questions. For example, in question 23 when first giving the definition of math anxiety it seems that most people would say yes, whether they truly felt they had it or not prior to looking at the question. In addition, asking more than one question within a question leads to confusion and the inability to answer it straight forward. For example, in question 24 when asking if the participant had ever had a…

friends, and others ready and patiently waiting for Mrs. Birch to start class. I noticed a girl with short brown, messy hair, tan skin, green eyes, and an outfit that did not match, as if she dressed herself. She knew the correct answers to the questions asked by her teacher; including the month, year, numerical day, outside weather and who was assigned to line leader, snack assistant, and morning helper. The clarity of her speech, not talking out of turn, and giving all her attention to the…

Higher education institutions are now more than ever being pushed to provide large amounts of data and information to accrediting bodies and governing boards. This push for continuous evaluation and improvement has increased the need for new ways to measure student learning and development (Kuh, Pace, and Vesper, 1997). Institutions have turned to student surveys as a convenient avenue for assessing outcomes that would be impractical or difficult to measure with existing tools (Astin, 1993).…

authors. Then, I guided him through his Socratic Seminar worksheet to complete the assigned homework, which was creating questions that he would ask his group mates the following day. I provided Ville with a variety of sentence frames to help guide him through the creating of the questions. While he struggled to think of questions for each category, I helped by reminding him of questions that he had while he was reading the text during our Think Aloud reading. All in all, I provided Ville with a…

that the restrictive covenant between VMS and Dr. Farber cannot be enforced because the public policy implications were too great. Professor Pike made a point that the law governing non-competition agreements is a mess and he asked a variety of questions to the class. The students seemed to be eager to work out their examples related to the…

I explained him about my program, university and about the assignment he is helping me for. I had series of questions ready to be asked and I proceeded to collect information based on the questions. Mr. Singh was very pleased to see my effort and dedication for this project, “You are doing well, keep it up!” he said after the interview. Informational Interview summary The major goal of this interview…

Ten percent of the population is affected by some sort of learning disability. Given that the average class size is twenty six students per classroom, anywhere between two to three students could be effected with a learning disability. Dyslexia hits home with me and the hardships that came with it are all too familiar. Mental anguish is not the only thing that comes from disabilities, but also exterior environmental factors like the people around you. These few persons are left behind because…

One of the most common questions asked to kids is “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Many times in response to this kids will answer with a typical dream job: “I want to be a Firefighter!” However, we can look at that same kid twenty years down the road and find them in a cubicle slaving over spread sheets as opposed to bursting into burning buildings to save lives. The question is why? Why would someone give up his exciting dream job in favor of something so monotonous and ordinary? If…