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    Standardized testing should be abolished. It supports close-minded thinking and an uncreative mindset. Standardized testing is also extremely expensive and time consuming. Finally, testing is not an effective or reliable way to evaluate students and teachers. Some may find testing helpful, but I, along with many others, find it cruel and inaccurate. Although standardized testing measures some amount of knowledge, it does not display other important qualities. For example, standardized testing doesn’t show a student’s motivation, enthusiasm, self-discipline, curiosity, honesty, or creativity. It also encourages a simple way of evaluating questions with only right wrong answers. Although, some tests include open-ended questions, most…

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    that it must be a continuous quest to motivate all students to become critical thinkers, effective communicators, and lifelong learners, while possessing outstanding character. This includes assisting students with discovering their talents and interests, therefore developing a love of learning, while developing into ethical, productive citizens. Accomplishing this requires a leader who is knowledgeable in pedagogy and curriculum, including the use of data and current assessments to enhance…

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    Currently, more careers now are demanding students that have developed critical thinking and can apply it to real life situations. Careers are also looking for college students that can project their ideas in an understandable format. "Those employing college graduates have been concerned about the ability of alumni to apply critical thinking skills to make them promotable beyond requirements for entry-level positions" (Fram). Unfortunately, college students have not developed enough critical…

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    Exit Exams Essay

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    The exit examination is a trial that students need to excel to get a diploma certificate as well as to graduate from high school. The United States uses standard tests that are comprehensively based on the education program. The exit exams are aimed at increasing the learning standards of all scholars (Betts et al. 5-6). Students are given several chances to redo the test if they fail the initial trial. Students in the United States, who are not able to excel the test given by local public…

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    Phonics Worksheet

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    Student Work Samples The first piece of work I have gathered from Kayson’s classroom teacher is a morning phonics worksheet. Each morning when the students arrive at the classroom they are instructed to complete their morning work while they are eating their breakfast. During this time, the classroom paraprofessional assists the students and the teacher tries to complete individual reading/spelling assessments. This phonics worksheet was given in late April as a review worksheet. On this…

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    For many teachers, the following scene may sound all too familiar: on the day a major assignment is due, students enter the classroom in a flurry, toting half unzipped backpacks and the invisible weight of the emotional, social, and personal baggage that all people, particularly teenagers, must balance along with life’s many other requirements—in this case, a dreaded non-fiction reading comprehension task. Some students immediately sit down and hurriedly press pencil to paper, capitalizing on…

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    Value Of Homework

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    Recognizing the value of homework and what it means to students is essential when developing a homework intervention. Considering the age of the students sampled and the demographic, it was also important to consider the pre-established research of parental participating and expectation for lower income families. Homework also needed to stay within the science discipline and the intervention strategy required thematic elements that reflect those of science standards. This action research…

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    Synthetic Phonic Approach

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    their worst nightmare. A college student is expected to be able to read accurately and fluently so it can be quite embarrassing if one was asked to read aloud in class and one struggles with reading. It is important to realize, this difficulty in reading most likely did not start in college, it is typically something one has probably struggled with since beginning to learn to read. For this reason one may ask what approaches can an early educator take to help a child with a reading disability?…

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    in providing students, teachers, and even school board members with a guideline for the learning process, in the end the overall effects of such tests become questionable as they deter student’s potential growth. The list of standardized tests has grown tremendously throughout the years, originally beginning with the SAT and the ACT. These two tests alone have become a small part of this checklist of tests every student must face before reaching college. In today’s society it’s difficult to…

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    Philosophy of Classroom Management and Discipline: My personal philosophy for my classroom management and expectations in my classroom are set clearly through the use of classdojo and classroom laws. Classroom laws are the “rules” that are set within the classroom by the students. This is a list that usually on the first day of school is created as a class. Students express their ideas and thoughts on how the classroom should be ran and what is expected from them and me as a teacher. I…

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