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    returned to Larry and our conversation outside the bookshop; I am deeply moved by the thought of Larry and boys like him. I talked with my class yesterday regarding the nature of education and schools. The desks were all facing the front of the room and I asked why this might be the case? No one could answer me. This is a pre-tertiary class, bright young men on the verge of adulthood; intelligent and eager to move forward, winners in this game of school. As I looked over the class, it was in a…

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    components of the post-secondary goals will be elaborated on. Training and education, employment, IEP team based decision, independent living skills, study and social skills are included in this plan. Each category is essential in helping a student with learning disabilities become self-advocates for their own postsecondary goals. (Barlett, Marilyn. (n.d) Education and Training It is so important to have secondary goals for education of training after high school. Including those goals should…

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    "Student Perceptions Of Independent Versus Facilitated Small Group Learning Approaches To Compressed Medical Anatomy Education" “This study revealed critical insights into small group learning in compressed anatomy education, including the need to balance student active learning opportunities with appropriate direction and feedback”. “Advantages of the EIL (emphasized independent learning) include gains in perceived collaboration and communication skills, whereas disadvantages included lack of…

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    skills in open source type languages, and do not have the required skills to step into the demanding environment mainframe enterprises will put on them. IBM identified this shortage, and started to address this workforce shortage, and lack of tertiary education with colleges by creating a program called the Academic Initiative (Academic Initiative Program). The goal of this initiative is to help educational institutions understand the needs companies have for skilled mainframe technicians, and…

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    Analysing the Rhetorical situation Purpose: •To express how different the education system was back then. Not a lot of opportunities. Teachers did not motivate students and were not engaged with the class. •This idea/concept is important because education is essential for progress and a better life. •The audience should care because this is a theme that is toward teachers, students, etc. and form one or another way education is a basic thing everyone should have and this theme can make…

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    Vark Learning Style Essay

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    Abstract: Most students studying a tertiary level of education can be found to have one of four possible learning styles as expressed by the VARK system of learning preferences. The four learning styles represented by the VARK system are; Visual, Audible, Read/Written, and Kinesthetic. A 15 question questionnaire was handed out to, and completed by 100 university students studying at the University of the Sunshine Coast to determine whether there was a correlation between area of study and their…

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    Assessment Task 1 – Assessment Type: Folio (25%) Name: Jordan Clarke – 837969J Investigating Myself as a Learner Assessment Type 1: Folio Students provide evidence of: • knowing and understanding the five capabilities • identifying, exploring, and developing personal and learning goals • developing strategies to achieve their goals • selecting and developing at least one capability relevant to achieving their goals. For this assessment type, students provide evidence of their learning in…

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    In today’s modern, technological and advancing world, education is being delivered through various channels and teaching styles. Traditional teaching and learning is no longer confined to the walls of a classroom, but lectures, lessons and notes can be accessed and taught globally in real time. The education system is becoming more diverse and students are expected to absorb and apply their education effectively. Students are also expected to fully learn and understand their courses in order to…

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    I have never really considered myself a history buff, nor do I tend to indulge myself in any sort of history in my spare time. Like many others, I took this course, Role Playing American History, in order to fulfill a general education requirement, and my counselor said she has heard this course is pretty entertaining. However, I found myself truly enjoying this course for many reasons beyond being able to argue with my classmates. This course truly did help me to better learn about American…

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    about the overwhelming lecture halls, the huge class sizes, and uncaring professors. I use to think that professors were intimidating figures that wanted to make their classes so difficult that one could possibly fail. My entire view on the tertiary education system changed when I met my Focused Inquiry professor, Dr. Julia Kaziewicz. I wanted to interview Dr. Kaziewicz to further understand why I am intrigued by her methods of teaching. Dr. Kaziewicz conducts herself in a way that students feel…

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