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    Teaching Proposal

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    The following plan has been inspired by the reading of Erwin-Toth et al (9) and a discussion will follow the guide to a staff education program. PART A - Topic selection & Target audience 1. Identify a gap in clinical practice 2. Identify the target audience a. Assess professions and their particularities in learning b. Assess ideal location for the selected audience c. Assess healthcare provider/patient population 's values PART B - Content Selection 1. Determine objectives to be covered a.…

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    pursue. The texts by Sherman Alexie, Mike Rose, and Richard Rodriguez have all discussed how their background has influenced their education and upbringing to adulthood. “Blue-Collar Brilliance” by Mike Rose highlights how society determines the intelligence of workers based on their job or career. In Richard Rodriguez’s “Aria: A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood,” his education and childhood was affected by his culture. Whereas in Alexie’s “The Joy of Reading and Writing: Superman and Me,” there…

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    My Learning Style Essay

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    Throughout your life you find that no one can learn the same way. As going through my school days we were taught hands on and the teacher stayed on certain topics for a week. We always had worksheets or some type of song to learn to help with learning. We all seemed to learn through play and music. We had to bring in things with letter sounds and do show and tell. They used flashcards, small groups, and tried to keep the parents involved. We did not have technology back then. We had to…

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    In the article, “Culture, Not Race Explains Human Diversity” by Mark Nathan Cohen, Cohen elucidates the concept of races not existing and that there is an additional in-depth understanding needed to teach students the correct perspective to a non-racist view when classifying humans. He goes on to explain that us humans differ in a multitude of ways and cannot be simply classified or interpreted by the general standards that are usually set. Looking into the science behind it, he continues to…

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    Cognitive Development While reading the textbook, I learned several things about cognitive development that connects to my child of study. I read about pretend play and how beneficial it is to a child’s development. Cognitive development can vary. A child interacting with peers is a great developmental milestone. As I read, I became more understanding to outside aspects of development. For examples, things like “nutritional deficiency, parenting style, health care, and environment”…

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    Name: _Bridget Anderson Date: __August 2, 2014__ Chapter: Get in the Habit Topic: Reflection Reading “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens” Reflection Journal Today, I learn the 7 habits, which are Be proactive, Begin with the end in mind, Put first things first, Think win-win, Seek first to sympathize, then to be understood, Synergize, and Sharpen the saw. Three Important Facts, 1. Some masses are too immature to see what truly occurs in animation. 2. The world's children today are very…

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    Effective Teaching

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    When I first started to teach my first lesson on comparing and contrasting the students immediately began to understand comparing. They knew to “find the similarities” between the two arctic animals. I would talk with the students and first model what I wanted them to do. I believe this helped the students to understand what it means to compare/contrast between two things. The students also understood how to contrast. After I modeled contrasting to the students they knew to “look for the…

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    Why is it that people associate ideas such as class, personality, and overall likeability simply with someone’s name? How can a few letters create such a vivid association of memories, emotions, and more? The natural function of the human brain causes people to associate things with a certain name, leading to the name carrying a lot of meaning. F. Scott Fitzgerald utilizes this natural function of the brain in order to add meaning to his writing. When someone changes their name in a book, the…

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    Purpose Of Self Reflection

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    The purpose of the self-reflection journal is looking back at something that happened to you; how did you analyze the event or idea; what is the consequence or what it means to you and your ongoing progress as a learner. Self-reflection is exclusive component in life that helps us to understanding better of whom we are as individual, and what makes us to be what we are. In the relation to the Kim’s game exercise, I was quiet and contemplative in the beginning. As it was demonstrated visually I…

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    Assignment 2 Reflection Introduction: The question that rises in one’s mind is who is good teacher? Is a teacher the one who can create a powerful long lasting influence on the students, and directly affects what they learn, how much they learn and the way they interact with the world around them, looking at the degree of the teachers influence we must understand what teachers should do to promote positive results in the lives of students since teaching is a complex task ,some may view…

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