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“What do you want to be when you grow up?” This is the question that is asked to every child as they grow up, so of course when you are younger you say a horse trainer or a teacher because you love horses or your teacher. With age your love and passion for things can change and be altered. My idea of a dream job has changed from a ceramist, then a vet, to a teacher, and finally an actuary. My first occupation ideas were very common options, but with a small career questionnaire I was able to…

most students struggle to read the text with understanding. There is a desperate need for teachers to teach comprehension strategies to guide their students with learning to read and understand. Here are reading comprehension strategies based on research evidence identified by the National Reading Panel (2000) that Mr. Jones can utilize with his student in order to assist her with improving her…

sense, even if we didn’t understand immediately” (Ballenger, 2009, p.5). The book emphasizes how is important for us as educators to listen to what children’s ideas and talk even when it doesn’t make sense to us at first. But the more we are asking questions, we will explore the other meaning and better understanding their thoughts. I feel that in early childhood services, many families and children are from different cultures and have different values. Their perspective may not be the same…

have a major impact on the results. What issues of validity concern you about the research article? The research article had some validity issues. The questions they asked were somewhat leading. The mail survey method is not a 100% accurate.…

would have known more of the questions we were going to be asked. Prior to the interview, they stated only one question would be asked, but then once I began mine there were several other questions I had to answer on the spot which is hard since we weren’t actually there and are just acting it out. We had to answer them based on our research we did. Also, I think it would have been better to spread the questions out and have each investigator ask the same amount of questions or do every other…

Delay on Responses to Repeated Questions in Forensic Interviews With Children Alleging Sexual Abuse written by Samantha J. Andrews and Michael E. Lamb focuses their study on the repeated questions asked by the forensic interviewers to the children who might have been victims of an alleged child sexual abuse to check if the children don’t contradict the statements they provided, and hereby reinforcing their case against the suspect in the courts. The main research questions that Andrews and Lamb…

Background Every year, many studies are conducted to look at college readiness for high school graduates. These studies focus on the education basics; writing, reading, and math. But many other factors can lead to a student being college ready. In recent years, some studies have started to look at the skills, outside the academic arena, that students need to master to be college ready. One topic that has started to take a role in readiness is the ability to handle finances. Most high…

different ways” (Bannister and Agnew 1977). This idea was followed up by Rosenberg (1979), he and his co-workers used open ended interviews with children from 8-18 years old to find out about their self-descriptions. Rosenberg’s interviews explored the question…

workbooks. The class begins with a brief review of the previous lesson (5 min) about the letters in English, lecture on the new topic (20 min), question and answer period (10 min), and independent practice (5 min). During baseline conditions, team 1 would raise their hand to volunteer for responding to questions asked by the teacher during the 15-minute question and answer period. I would record off-task behaviors by placing a check mark on the data sheet beside the student name (5 students).…

Literacies studies and the research put into each text that we have read. When I read it at first, the texts were hard to grasp and I had a difficult time understanding all the intense wording. Through the rhetorical reading notes, I learned to read with a purpose and to pick out the main idea, which also helped me with my summary. The last question on our rhetorical reading notes asks us to pick a word from each page that relates to the page’s main idea. I think that question helps me the most…