Word of Wisdom

A survey is used to receive information and feedback needed in planning and program improvement (Thayer-hart et al., 2010). Creating and implementing a survey is a systematic process of collecting information on a certain topic by asking individuals questions and generalizing the results to groups expressed by the respondents (Thayer-hart et al., 2010). Designing a survey includes five steps: design survey process, develop questions, test and train, collect data, and analyze the data. The type…

Interview I had never bothered to ask personal questions to the girl that sat next to me. On a Wednesday morning at 8:10 am my English class began. Everyone was tired and still asleep. The classroom was very quiet and cold. Outside the window you could see the rain falling. A very empty and colorless classroom with nothing by a white board on the wall. I asked my classmate name. She told me it was Noor Nadia Haddad Bastori and like many of us the first thing I thought when I heard her name was;…

The outcome of the lesson is students will be able to determine the author’s point of view by identify the opinion statements or persuasive language orally or in the text. The reason I am teaching this outcome is the age appropriate based on common core standards. Also, it is continuing of what students has been taught on the day before I teacher so it is connected knowledge for the whole unit. Help students to see author’s point of view can help them understand different perspectives of…

At the end of our last observation we watched a parent interview. During this observation we picked back up on this interview with the parent about her three year old boy. One of the first questions picking back up on this interview was the boy’s diet. The first question asked if his reflux made him have a limited diet. However, the mom emphasized that he is particular about how the food is arranged, but he’s not particular about what kind of food is on his plate. Next, the clinician asked what…

objective and since no question can be pure objective unless its not created by man there is no such thing as a neutral question. Some argue technology is objective because technology is designed to be neutral so no bias being presented. But there is a key word there designed. Which doesn 't state that it is, its just supposed to be. Since technology is a man made product then there has to be bias because human sciences show that humans cannot be objective. So human bias will be implemented in…

First and foremost it is important to understand who Dale Doback and Brennan Huff are. They are unemployed, nearly 40 years old, and live at their parents’ house who have just gotten married, making them step brothers. They lack even the simplest of adult communication skills and spend a good portion of the movie, at least the first half, just insulting one another with cruel pranks and causing mayhem around the house. As far as job experience goes Brenan manages a fantasy sports league and Dale…

John G. Millker’s book, QBQ The Question Behind the Question, explains how a lack of personal accountability affects us in our daily personal and professional lives. Miller uses this book as a tool to teach individuals and organizations how to eliminate blame, complaining, and procrastination. This quick, but valuable resource urges readers to looks inside themselves instead of pointing a finger at others. QBQ The Question Behind the Question teaches readers how to change negative “why” or “who”…

We have included this question to determine more accurately just how many times individuals visit the Eaton Centre on a weekly basis. For example, if individuals visit the Eaton Centre more than 3 times per week, then we know that they might have more disposable income, or it shows us that there is a higher frequency of potential customers in our vicinity. This question gives us insightful information when combined with our other questions, as it can allow us to target customers based on the…

For my part of the project I have choose to interview four different people that are between third grade and sixth grade. There are four different people, two boys and two girls. In my paper I will only be talking about three of my interviews because one of them had very little responses. The reason why I have decided to choose young students is because my question for this project is, “Do boys and girls learn differently?” You may think that this is a very vague question however there are so…

The concept of putting children on the stand is a fascinating concept. There are many reasons why one might not want to put a child on the stand, but it is still necessary. It is for those reasons why many studies have looked into topics such as eye witness testimony and children’s memory. This study is focused on if and how a child’s memory can be influenced by others and the issues of source monitoring error. The main concern someone might have with a child on the stand is what the child…