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    The Great Shift

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    by “the high vowel [i:] and [u:] became the diphthongs [ɑɪ] and [aʊ], while the long vowels underwent an increase in tongue height… in addition [a:] was fronted to become [e:]”.(343) These examples are some of the most important and extraordinary regular sound shifts as the phonemic representation of thousands of word changes. The vowel shift occurred within a relatively short span of time. The Great Vowel Shift also, lead to many of the oddities and spelling inconsistencies of English due to…

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    When learning a new language, grammar rules, writing formats, pronunciation, etc., have to be learned as well. The article mentions that different languages have different rules, “In Navajo there is no such thing as a regular verb. You have to learn by heart each variation of every verb. Plus it has tones.” People can in fact learn a new language but it will take a lot of effort and patience to master a naïve language.People tend to combine languages when they move to a foreign country. For…

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    • include a minimum of 5 'tips' for good goal writing • include a minimum of 2 things to avoid for good goal writing • essentially write at least 5 'do's' and 2 'don'ts' regarding writing IEP goals. Be clear, be accurate, be confident. Think about what needs to be included in a good goal for it to be a legal and ethical IEP, think about what 'tests' you can apply to make sure the goal is valid, think about what needs to be included for the goal to be meaningful. This can be presented in…

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    Case Study Hearing Loss

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    high-frequency hearing loss is presented. When the classroom has background noise, she might miss some consonants of her spoken words. Other classmates who are in the regular classroom might not understand what Taylor says. In addition, children who have hard of hearing often play with children with hearing loss. Therefore, Taylor should not go to regular education classroom. She should go to a TC classroom and get an appropriate…

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    On Thursday October 5th, I was invited to participate in an IEP team meeting as the regular education teacher. This student has down syndrome, identified at birth, and is receiving services as intellectually disabled. This student is in a self-contained classroom therefore, his current teacher served as the special education teacher for the purposes of this meeting. The following people attended this meeting: Mrs. Katherine Fields (ARC Advocate), Dr. Neiman (Main speech therapist, over the…

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    Jabberwocky

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    titled Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alive Found There. Published in 1871, Jabberwocky tells the tale of a son who fights the Jabberwock in an odd world. Carroll manages to captivate and make use of the reader’s imagination with an otherwise regular tale by adopting various methods. Jabberwocky is a poem which includes a narrative inside of it. Because fairy tales are told with a lack of realism, and Jabberwocky is a tale inside of a bigger fairy tale, the fictitious story…

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    Children of Noble birth were taught at home. Between the ages of 7 and 10 the curriculum would consist of learning parts of speech (including verbs and nouns), rules of grammar/sentence construction, English-Latin/Latin-English translations. Between ages 10 and 14, Masters teaches the boys in lessons of Latin-English translations, Literature, The study of Greek, Arithmetic, and Religious education…

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    Gatsby’s mansion is illustrated as unreal and fake due to its magnificent glory. The sentence that creates a magical tone is “In his blue gardens men and girls came and went like moths among the whisperings and the champagne and the stars.” Fitzgerald verb choice conveys the meaning of a grand party, in which Gatsby is famous for which ultimately seem too good to be…

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    The second section of this paper discusses teaching strategies that use students’ first language, Spanish, to scaffold learning of the second language, English. It also discusses certain areas of the English language where teachers can support Latino students, such as phonology, phonics, vocabulary, sentence structure and writing. Spanish-speaking students enter the classroom with pre-existing knowledge of Spanish, or “linguistic capital” which improves their ability to master a second language…

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    experienced many pains as well as many pleasures, yet speaks of none too much. There is never any doubt that he will rise to any occasion, or act upon any pure request. Compassion is often categorized as a verb. “It is not a thought of sentimental feeling, but rather a movement of the heart,”(Compassion is a Verb, Salzberg). A true hero never flaunts his talents in front of those with less. He would never boast with pride over things that he has done for others, or make up excuses when he…

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