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internet with key words (Ellis, 2014). This step can be very difficult for some students. Mainly because if a student is asked a question many with type the whole question into the search bar. This results in information popping up that is unrelated to your question. Things that will help getting the response you need is to use key and unique words while searching a question (Ellis, 2014). The second technology skill is to discover ideas (Ellis, 2014). “Search for Web sites related to your…

For my community research project I went to Jolley Elementary second grade classroom to teach 21 kids about their oral health. My goal for my lesson plan was to educate the students on the prevention of cavities. With that goal being set I also had three objectives set that the students would be able to recognize and achieve by the end of the presentation. My methods of teaching the class included a short informative video on oral health, a power point presentation aside to lecture and a…

counterparts. The CEO assigned two teams to investigate each of these possibilities. The teams are to prepare a detailed course of action for their assigned option, together with an analysis of costs and benefits. Please answer the follow questions. Each question will be marked out of 10 for a total of 60…

Question 1 A.) & B.) Health Psychology has to be the most interesting topic from the many divisions of the APA. Conducting research based on the psychological behaviors of people is being related to ones health. The key that most interests me is how they are conducting research on unhealthy behaviors. They relate to psychology in many ways. Unhealthy behaviors can lead to many bad choice you make such as: drugs, un-protective sex, alcohol, smoking, stress, diet, obesity, and etc. I can see…

In this assignment, the contribution of talk will be looked at in three main areas; drama, reciprocal reading and questioning. Linking talk to how it helps children’s understanding of texts. A text is defined as meaningful phrases of language that is either written or spoken (Halliday, 1985). The national curriculum shows a variety of oral activities that can be used in the classroom, which includes persuading, drama, explaining, storytelling, and discussion (Grigg, 2010). These examples set in…

more common thing. It was also hard to defend because I was for gay adoption before I was assigned this role. So the question I kept asking my self was how to defend a topic from a different perspective then I am for. Another concern I came across in this topic was trying to stay away from religious standpoints on the topic and using factual information. After some hours of research online I was able to find factual evidence to support my reasoning why gay adoption would be a bad choice. Most…

interview was somewhat distant. She answered the questions in more detail than simple yes or no responses, but the questions were needed to keep the interview going. I came into the interview with certain expectations, such as that it was a quantitatively known fact that women had worse spatial skills as compared with men, but Dean Vargas called this fact into question, citing a student of hers that had done research into the subject, so I eliminated the questions I had on whether or not she…

False Childhood Memories I chose to research the study, “a picture is worth a thousand lies: using false photographs to create false childhood memories.” This research study was done by Wade, Garry, Read, and Lindsay. The participants were given four photographs to look at from their childhood. One of the photographs was doctored; it never happened. The goal of this experiment was to see if the doctored photograph would be enough to produce a false childhood memory in the participant. In…

that readers use to engage with in a text. Highlighting or underlining on your question will help you find the key points. As you read questions will pop up in your head. Ask question like do you agree with the author? Do you disagree? Do you understand the author point? Questioning is the techniques that I learn as a reader to clarify and comprehend what I am reading. As a talkative person sometimes I ask too much question, but it’s okay. Its help you understand more…

knowledge state. There is one mechanism that has been explored, which is children’s ability to ask questions to gather the information they need to achieve a more adult-like knowledge state. Question asking has always been an important source for children to seek out information. For younger children who do not yet possess ability to ask questions verbally, they usually point to the novel object. Questions are useful for children at all ages because they help fill in the information gap that is…