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    Overview I researched many theories in preparation for this week’s assignment and decided that Bandura’s Social Learning Theory is the most relevant to my setting. I practice at a large hospital in an urban setting with a dynamic population that needs to be taught the same basic skills. The basis of Bandura’s Social Learning Theory is how people learn through observation and imitation (Newman & Newman, 2016, p. 142; Kearney-Nunnery, 2012, p. 158). Application in Nursing Practice On the Labor…

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    For this small group lesson, there were six students from a variety of learning levels. Students were familiar with the Magic School Bus series of books and television shows so they had a very good idea of what would be happening in the book I used. Students were attentive and willing to answer all of my questions. As I read the book, I asked questions to help students remember the sequence of events. I also had students give me the definition of more complex words used in the book. For…

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    teaching and learning. Teachers deserve credit for trying to relate to their students by infusing the latest and greatest technologies into their classrooms, however, the fact that they are being used does not necessarily mean that they are improving learning. Part of the problem lies with the useability of technologies in…

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    educators can use to engage all learners while meeting the individual learning needs of all the students in their classroom. This strategy is designed to meet the individual learning needs of all students in a classroom. This framework includes the implementation of several evidence-based instructional strategies that meet the students’ learning needs in order to provide a high-quality curriculum with clearly defined learning goals. Effective evidence-based strategies includes effective…

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    Assignment 023: Understand Child and Young Person Development Task A1: Tables showing sequence and rate of development for children and young people from birth to 19 years Table 1: Physical Development…

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    All children develop differently, but the stages they pass through are broadly the same. The sequence of children’s development falls into different areas, although many of these areas are interlinked. It is important when looking at the development of children that we look at the whole picture and we take into account all areas. The areas that need to be considered can be outlined as follows:- - Cognition - Neurological and brain development - Speech, language and communication - Physical -…

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    Memorization

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    Learning may be defined as the relatively permanent change in behavior potentiality resulting from interactions with external stimuli. Although the connections developed during learning may not be completely pruned, unless the connections are reinforced through repetition and practice, they will weaken in strength. As such, memorization is a form of learning; some may erroneously believe it is not as it does not influence behavioral changes as substantially as other forms of learning, such as…

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    Childcare Level 3 Unit 12

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    Great fire of London, I asked the children if they could tell me the main events. All of the children took turns and told me key information. Next, I supplied the children with the resources and ask them to cut and stick the events in the correct sequence and stick them onto the blank time line. The children completed this task independently and required no input from me. After the children complete this task, I asked them to read their sequencing out to the group to double check that it made…

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    on this journey of lifelong learning (job-related, personal advancement, social relationships and social welfare) therefore, we as facilitators must work together to develop new strategies and improve old strategies that will engage / inspire adults as they overcome barriers to learn through a meaningful educational experience. Through the use of Scaffolding strategies the teacher-student interaction will have a structure that works to transfers responsibility of learning from the teacher to the…

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    Sequence-25 use first Precise-23 use first Technical-17 avoid Confluent-15 avoid "Dynamic Learner." Sequence-I'm very confident in doing things when the directions are clear it just give me confidence in doing my job better,for example one day my boss came to me saying he needed a few shelves assembled by a certain time i said ok so i took everything out the box looked at the directions went step by step before you no it i was done just that simple i went to my boss told him i was done he…

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