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    Biblical Curriculum Essay

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    beyond” (1995). In both public and private settings, the learner assumes the role of learning the curriculum as it is presented by the teacher, whether it is a secular or Christian curriculum. The student must demonstrate readiness for the curriculum. Otherwise, the teacher will need to make necessary adjustments. Psalms 127: 3 reveals that “children are a heritage (gift) from the Lord.” Parents are given the responsibility to provide the necessities of life, including an education for their…

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    Many teachers don’t have the patient to work with students who speak their household English. They tend to latch off the child and pay attention to those who understand it better. According to Richard Rodriguez’ essay, “Aria: A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood” teachers have shown to be tough minded towards students and not care about the difficulties a student may have. “Fortunately, my teachers were unsentimental about their responsibility. What they understood was that I needed to speak a…

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    Time of Interview: 6- 7:00 p.m. The teacher I chose to interview is one of friend’s mothers, Mrs. Lisa Foster, she has been teaching children for 18 years now. She has taught in public and private schools throughout her teaching career, including Shelby and Fayette County. Her teaching degree allows her to teach grades 4th – 12th and she is currently teaching 4th grade math. I wanted to interview Mrs. Lisa because she’s a very good role model and she has offered to help me go into the…

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    I feel like that is more for robots than humans. Every student will learn different and use the concepts they are taught in different ways so it is our jobs as teacher to expand on the student’s fine points. With that being said I will always do as I am told under the rules of my school but I will do everything in my power as a teacher to engage my students and help them learn and…

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    leader has the opportunity to influence many people they may come into contact with along their journey, but it is not all positive, simple interactions. He or she must show a high capacity to take on any certain role at any given time depending on the day. One of the major responsibilities that a school administrator is responsible for is the ability to deal with difficult parents and community members. Not only do they need to problem solve in these types of situations, but they need to do…

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    Modern Day Principals

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    acquire new skills needed to keep up with the changing requirements. The principals to be are faced with more responsibilities and in many cases more people to lead. Curriculum changes, teacher accountability, assessments, safety, student learning, discipline, budget, legality are just a few issues 21st century modern day principals face. These are just some of the many roles and responsibilities of being a 21st century modern principal. In a study conducted by the National Association of…

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    John Locke was a British philosopher, teacher and physician whose writings on political thought influenced enlightenment thinkers. He is credited with developing the theory that children prefer to be treated as rationale human beings who are capable of thought process of their own. Locke also thought that children do not respond well to long lectures, and they are taught by their life experiences and perceptions of those experiences. Also, that students need to receive better treatment and more…

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    My ambition to be a primary school teacher was triggered during my first placement in a primary school. From a young age I have aspired to work with children and over the years I have developed a strong passion to pursue a career in primary education. Growing up in a large and close family I have always been surrounded by young children. So, each day, I am a role model and a mentor. Giving young people advice and watching them go from strength to strength gives me a feeling of success as I am…

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    Government has taken on new roles, including pensions, government-provided health care, and other programs like education that typically deal with the modern welfare state. Scottish philosopher Adam Smith outlined three important government functions: national defense, administration of justice, and the provision of certain public goods such as applied education. (Lipford & Slice, 2009). With the role of government expanding, education has shifted from primary local…

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    Non Violence Teacher

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    Passing knowledge is only one of the many things that teachers do everyday. They also play an important role to the emotional, cognitive and social development of children. Unfortunately, many children may experience some short of violence in their every day lives such as in their homes or neighborhoods or even during school hours. Teachers can provide them with different ways to overcome any behaviors that will result in violence such as learning about empathy, learning how to dissolve…

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