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    islanders. Because of this immense diversity, I realize it’s crucial that each individual student embrace the history and culture of the country that they live in by developing a comprehensive understanding of the history, foundation, and cultural knowledge of the Star Spangled Banner. Understanding American HIstory is a very valuable component of Education, that can be used in various content areas. For example, I would use a Discussion based learning strategy to convey…

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    and withheld from the subjects of the empire, it can be discerned that knowledge of the script was used to yield power. On the other hand, if the script is found to be relatively complex, it can be understood that a certain level of literacy had been achieved in the Shang…

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    Knowledge Creation Theory

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    consider the human art of thinking, and more predominantly, the act of creating knowledge as something that can only be achieved through first-hand experience or research, recent technological advancements within the last decade have led to many new ways of achieving this. Knowledge creation can be defined as the formation of new ideas which can be accomplished through interactions between explicit and implicit knowledge occurring during thought (Business Dictionary 2016). Technological…

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    Education in the ‘normal sense’ is learning, school, and the collection of knowledge. This is basic principles behind the modern education system. Most industrialized and democratic nations, provide varying levels of free, public education. In the United States, this length of time is, twelve years, elementary, middle and high school. Some modern European countries have expanded this to include free secondary education like college, or trade schools. However, education, has not always been this…

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    To gain more from what you have already learn. To succeed and not fail. Additionally, teachers should help young adolescents be motivated for literacy learning to expand the knowledge for success. Success does not come easy it takes time and effort. When high schoolers become successful it is because they was motivated and engaged in the learning they had receive. “Accomplishing these tasks through a focused, collaborative process…

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    and allowing them to be up-to-date on breaking situations as they happen, all from the comfort of the classroom. Getting students involved is a key asset that allows them to be able to work efficiently with others and helps them further their knowledge…

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    CORNERSTONE OVERVIEW PRIOR KNOWLEDGE (Before the Unit) The expectation is a deep understanding of what it takes for people or characters to persevere. Students must also be able to identify main ideas and supporting details. Students will have had multiple experiences writing topic sentences details to enhance their writing. In addition, they will have experience using common conventions in their writing. Each of these are covered within the unit. PLACEMENT WITHIN THE UNIT This…

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    In the article by Alfie “Getting teaching and learning wrong” it focused on how children are learning and the effectiveness of the way they are learning. As well as looking at the traditional ways of education and if that is the correct way for students to learn. When I read this article everything it said was correct because I as a student have gone through it. For example, when we’re taught at school there’s either a right answer or a wrong answer and your job is to find that right answer.…

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    In their work, Plato and Paulo Freire offer harsh critiques of education. Plato compares people to prisoners in a cave where no knowledge is circulating, and Freire refers to the “Banking Concept of Education” where teachers put their thoughts and information into students’ minds much like depositing money into a bank. Instead of this money being of value by benefitting students, Freire and Plato acknowledge oppressive teaching styles which result in the value declining because the students are…

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    is to give students basic knowledge about the research process (Meeus, van Looy and Libotton 2004). According to Grant (2003) scientific supervision differs from other forms of teaching and learning in higher education in its peculiarly intense and negotiated character, as well as in its requirements for a blend of pedagogical and personal relationship skills. Therefore, it is demanding primarily due to that the students have the lowest degree of autonomy and knowledge of scientific methodology…

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