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    will summarize the observation of one child in a natural setting, captivating in typical behavior and make an examination on what stage of development the child was in based on the observations. Observations took place twice a week over a four week period for about two hours each time. One child was observed, Summer age 7 over this four week period. The first observation took place at Summer’s home. I have visited Kelly and Summer’s house a few times prior to doing my observations. I have known Kelly

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    Observation Report of A Child At Elementary School Recess This observation is of a 10 year old male child during his lunch recess at an elementary school located in the South Bay area. The student participates in a day treatment program for children with emotional/social difficulties. The length of this observation was approximately forty five minutes. For the purpose of confidentiality this student will be referred to as John. In the first section of this observational analysis a brief

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    This worker picked the children up from Happy Kids Daycare at approximately 5 p.m. At around 5:15p this worker arrived to Amber’s home. Amber and the children greeted each other with a hug and kiss. Amber then instructed the children to put their things away if they did not have homework. When the children stated that did not have homework, Amber offered them a snack and refreshment. Bre’Asya stated she did not want anything to eat but wanted to watch TV instead. David Jr was given cookies and a

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    his telephone number. The child was able to tell me his first name, last name, age, and that he is a boy. The child had reported living in the United States as the city he lives in. The child stated “why should I know that”. The child was able to tell me his telephone number. The fourth task I instructed the child to put on his coat and zip it up. The child struggled at first but was successful at zipping his coat up alone. The fifth task I had to ask the mother if her child uses the toilet by himself

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    The target population I have chosen to asses is children with food insecurities. The geographical parameter I plan to use is the Las Cruces area. I chose Las Cruces because this is where I’m currently situated. The two stakeholders that I will be interviewing are Lorraine Guillen and Martin Nanna. Lorraine Guillen is the school social worker/counselor at Mesa Middle School. Lorraine is the creator of the farmers market at Mesa. The farmers market provides food to the children and families at the

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    INTRODUCTION The holy prophet (peace be upon him) had expressed his concern for the basic rights and respectable place for women in society 1400 years ago. In this regard, however certain restrictions particularly observance of purdha by women deemed extremely necessary, which was ordered by almighty Allah. ¡§Say ¡§o¡¨ Muhammad, to believing men that they should observe modesty of the eyes and hidden parts

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    Reflection on different assessment methods Throughout my work with candidates I use number of different assessment methods as well as assessment categories. Assessment is a number of different methods which are used to evaluate performance and can be used measured against set criteria. I use formative assessment throughout the process so that every time I interact with the candidate I assess their achievement of LO to guide the learning process which informs my decision about the next stage of

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    reader is given much of Richard’s room descriptions through the assessment of Clarissa. These observations by others help the reader gain a sense of not only how the certain character considers their own self, but also how they are perceived by others. Each individual life intersects with another character, which link together characters that seemingly would otherwise not be connected. These observations regarding each room come to not only embody the mental state of each character, but also represent

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    Teaching Strategies Applied Effectively in the Classroom In a classroom, the teacher is the leader. As such, they must take into account which teaching methods would be best to develop their students learning abilities. During my observations at New Hyde Park Memorial High School, I was able to witness a wide array of teaching strategies. For this paper, I will choose specific methods, and discuss how certain teachers used them effectively within the classroom. First, I will discuss how the modeling

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    Active support is a person- focused procedure for encouraging and improving individual’s life of people with intellectual disability by maximizing participation with all types of related activities in daily life (Totsika, Toogood, & Hastings, 2008). All support was derived from trained staff to achieve the significant purpose of active support which increasing the opportunities of meaning participation in daily life activities that suit with the level of ability and age (Toogood, 2008). The result

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