The Importance Of Educational Psychology

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    INTRODUCTION Moral development Moral development is a vast term catering not only the socio-cultural norms and values of character development and personal growth, but also includes the religious beliefs, laws and customs of societal patterns of a certain community. Parents at home and teachers in schools are mostly considered responsible for the positive and up-lifting moral development of an individual. Schools tend to educate individuals not only to earn their living later on in their lives,…

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    Knowledge Of Neuroscience

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    Neuroscience is a very informative class and provides a good understanding for advanced courses. It is revealing to note how the cerebral cortex functions in terms of human consciousness, language, and the ability to imagine, reason and think is what makes human beings unique. Furthermore, the four sections of the cerebral cortex called temporal lobe, frontal lobe, parietal lobe, and occipital lobe have such distinct functions such as auditory perception and reasoning. For instance, the…

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    Personal development is an essential element in counselling training: Discuss? This essay will aim to define what personal development is to me as a trainee counsellor. It will reflect on the importance of personal development to a trainee counsellor by looking at different theorists and their views on personal development. It will explore my journey of personal development over my first year of my counselling course. Personal development can be defined in my opinion as the recognition of the…

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    The importance of assessment, the assessor must be able to identify whether the students is competent or not yet competent. Having done research on various assessment methods I have chosen the following four assessment methods: examination, coursework, continuous assessment and Extended Written Response. The first method we will be looking at is examination, what does this mean? all of us must of written a exam at some point in our lives, whether it be in primary school, high school or tertiary…

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    Reflective Teaching

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    make possible and facilitate communication and discussion between colleagues about language teaching that will lead to significant change in English curriculum, pedagogy and assessment. Moreover, teachers with reflective may achieve their greater educational success through manifesting conscientious behaviors, including self disciplined, organized, self assessing and identifying both strength and weaknesses (Akbari et al.,…

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    Question Answer Response (QAR) Question Answer Response or QAR, is a reading comprehension strategy developed to "clarify how students approach the tasks of reading texts and answering questions" (Raphael 1986). It encourages students to be active, strategic readers of texts. Question answer response assist students to understand that there are different types of questions and they must recognize that it is important to consider the question before developing an answer. When using the question…

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    Robert J. Convenient, a Seattle news coverage and math instructor, established PEMCO Insurance in 1949. Initially its motivation was to safeguard educators who were individuals from School Employees Credit Union of Washington , which Handy had made years before and stays subsidiary with PEMCO today.Excited by the possibility of making a monetary establishment with a heart, Handy was one of the first to exploit the credit union idea in Washington. In 1936, only three years after the Washington…

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    Pupil Learning

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    Lesson Study (LS) is the fastest growing approach to teacher learning. It develops teaching which in return, improves pupil learning.) It has helped teachers, leaders, schools and colleges modify their practices in order to afford more learning. Lesson Study, since being introduced in the late 1990’s has spread around the world and is now considered the teacher development model in several high profile programmes across a number of teaching schools, their alliances, teacher training programmes…

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    Everybody who is at their educational age like a student, a teacher or an-yone who have some kind of job involve in the education field and busi-ness will heard this phrase quite frequently: “evidence-based practice” or “according to the research.” Seems like all the tacit knowledge come from research and research-based. But what does it actually mean? And what are the effect of research to invidual. In the following essay, I will talk about the role and importance of research in my professional…

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    The Test In the city of algebraic there was a young boy who had the name of Bob. Bob was in a extremely dangerous situation. He was in the middle of… maths. His teacher mr.Hazefraz who had a minor problem with anger issues. Right now he was yelling at a poor boy who unfortunately got a roman numeral wrong in a quiz. People might call this type of act child abuse but that poor child who goes by the name of Al G. Braic was too busy getting abused by mr.Hazefraz to point that out. Enraged Bob…

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