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    Throughout this course, I have learned many strategies and methods for student observation and assessment. I have also learned about responding to intervention in necessary situations. The textbooks, lessons, activities, and discussions have all helped me to build upon my prior content knowledge. I intend to use all that I have learned in this course throughout my future teaching career. I plan to use assessments frequently in my future classroom. The course material and the textbook stress…

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    Horace Mann is known to be the father of American education. He proposed a way to look at education, that made him widely known in the world of education. He came up with a theory about education that consisted of multiple theories he thought to become successful in education. People saw this theory to be true, but along with supporters comes people who do not support Mann’s theory. It is always going to be expected that people question whether or not a theory is correct, or if it applies to…

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    III. Identify statistical tools and methods to collect data: A. Identify Appropriate Family and Reason for Selecting it. To analyze A-Cap Corporation’s data, I will use measures of central tendency and distribution. Measure of central tendency is a measure used to describe the mean, median, and mode of a particular set of data while measure of distribution shows the skewness, kurtosis, and develops a hypothesis about a particular set of data. The reason I selected these two measures is that they…

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    Calvano expressed that there can be multiple weaknesses when constructing business management research. “Findings are sometimes devalued, others do not find them as scientific and they tend to have a bias” (Calvano). She continued to say that there is an over reliance on statistical data in the business management field, which is not always valued. Companies do not bear full control on external factors that influence…

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    A functional behavior assessment is a systematic method of gathering and analyzing information about why an individual engages in specific behaviors which enables the identifying the potential functions, triggers, and abating influences (Mayer, Sulzer-Azaroff, & Wallace, 2014). In conducting a functional behavior assessment an attempt is made to identify which antecedents and consequences can be reliably associated with the occurrence of the behavior. Indirect assessment methods are utilized…

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    Part One: Task 1: Pure (Basic) Research: Pure or Basic Research is a type of research in which the purpose is to expand a knowledge basis or to investigate in response to a question which is generally theorietical rather than having a practical purpose from the start. Applied Reasearch: Applied Research is the idea of researching a specific area or question inorder to give results which can be used in a practical sense almost imedieatly. This is meant as the research is applied to a specific…

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    Pew Research Methodology

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    The purpose of this critique is focused on evaluating the validity and methodologies used in the Pew research report. The first part of the critique will focus on the research methodology and what methods are used for collecting data. Followed by examining the sampling procedures used and evaluating how effective they were in relation to the research report. The remaining part of the critique looks at the research authenticity in terms of bias material and whether any fallacies are apparent in…

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    The Importance Of Science

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    information and formulating it into a bigger picture that impacts the world. Scientific research usually has a goal to solve a problem in nature or develop technology that will positively lead to an unknown discovery. For example, a chemist will try to produce a cancer drug, but in turn, discover new methods of determining bond structures of a certain element. Science is always open to question and revision, because no one scientific idea is set and stone or proved. Because, science is always…

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    Research Problem and Hypotheses In brain and cognitive development related critical thinking and learning process, researchers found it started from early years learning (Berk, 2003; Nutbrown, 2006). Also, children’s environmental attitude started during that time, because childhood is most important and perceptive and sensitive period for the learning and value, skill, behavior shaping (Samuelsson & Kaga, 2008). The research problem in this research study, therefore, was to support…

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    One major shortcoming in Sirbu et al.’s (2014) study was the lack of follow-up data collection. Since that is a common limitation in career planning research, Perdrix, Stauffer, Masdonati, Massoudi and Rossier (2012), quantitatively examined how the positive effects of career counseling were maintained by participants. In addition, they utilized qualitative methods to determine whether or not participants implemented their previous career projects (Perdrix, Stauffer, Masdonati, Massoudi, &…

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