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Top Hat is an App that allows you to participate in your classroom electronically. The way it works is the instructor first takes attendance on his/her device by having the student sign in on their devices by entering a code on the Top Hat App, the professor would then present their lecture slides stored on their Top Hat account, therefore, everything she presents is visible on the projector of the classroom and on each student’s

Also, it helps the students become self-aware when making choices amidst difficult situations. Cultural diversity not only helps a person to become more open to new things, but to also make connections with the world. It is important for students to have cultural diversity in a college because it helps them to keep an

Uniquely, AVID is a program that prepares students for college and allows one to be more successful by way of forced organization and unwanted stress, which are unneeded elements for a life of joy. In addition, AVID helps us explore college campuses crucial for our bright future. Even though AVID has helped me achieve the teen experience in numerous ways, many assert that everyone still has room for improvement and change. Similarly, AVID hides the truth in students as they claim there is always something

For this lesson I started with having the students gather in the library in order to read the story to them. The students have a word watcher that they use when they are reading their books. The word watcher is a plastic candy cane and I used that for this lesson to activate prior knowledge. I held up the candy cane and asked the students what they see. I had some students comment that there is a red strip on the candy cane. The students also noticed a white strip, and then they noticed that the

like having a week break every two weeks instead of one big break once in awhile like Christmas breaks and springs breaks, then it gives the students a chance to unravel more often, making them more obligated to focus when they have school because they will be rested allowing them to put more effort into their work, leading to better grades and better students. So why not try out this new method of school? Because of practice for future job hours, sport practices, or the fear of change? Not any longer

university. Undergraduate students (100 women, 80 men, M = 20.5 years, age range: 18-37 years) enrolled in psychology courses were recruited using flyers handed out in their psychology courses. The researcher will introduce the purpose and goal of the research, give details about how their participation will contribute to the future research on attachment styles, and how relationships are affected by it. The researcher will distribute a flyer to professors to pass out in class and students can sign up if they

Skinner’s 1st theory is when the kids get called to line up at the door to go to specialists they are expected to stand straight with their hands to themselves keeping their voices down into a hallway voice. When the teachers says she loves how a certain student is standing in line you will see the others react to that by making sure their posture is good while

Staff, Students, and Classes     UCLA has a total of 44,947 students, with 30,873 undergraduate students and 14, 074 graduate students. There is an extremely large undergraduate population at UCLA, which I think might be good for me, as there is a better chance to meet people who are similar to me and share common interests, and due to the amount of students, I won’t feel like I am under a microscope since there is only so much attention faculty can give to each student. UCLA has a 4,300 faculty

Science The Department of History and Political Science was recently presented with a proposal for our department to have a combined degree. We took this under serious consideration to determine the best path forward for the university, the students, and our department. Due to declining enrollment over the past five years, Andrews University has looked to streamline programs and run more efficiently. We have accepted cuts and changes in the last year by not replacing a retiring History professor

arrangement Teacher Students 3 minutes 2 minutes 10 minutes 15-18 minutes 3 -5 minutes  Warm-up: Game “guess my feelings” - Teacher helps students to memorise the vocabulary about “feelings” with this game. - Teacher asks students: + “How are you today?” + “We learnt about ‘my feeings’ in the previous lesson, so I want you to guess my feeling today”. - Teacher describes her feelings in action and then asks students to guess them: