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    Do English Teachers remember name of their students in large class? A Case Study of Teaching Large Classes in Jambi, Indonesia Muhammad Intizom Jambi, Indonesia Abstract This paper tried to answer one simple question in handling large class. Does English teacher remember names of their students in large class? The answer of this question will lead to other problems that will be revealed in this paper. This mini research used interviews to find the answer. 3 EFL teachers from one public secondary

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    teachers to the district. Due to this crisis, my district put into place a voluntary switch to the universal pay guide. The universal pay guide is not measured by education, instead it is based on steps or years in the district. The district uses an evaluation system based on teacher practices and student standardized assessment scores. Although it is necessary to have

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    the 25th percentile and who are not being served by Special Education. English language arts trumps math for decisions on which service the student receives. Another delivery system used at Rogersville Middle School is through our health services. This year our system has access to the Niswonger Children’s Hospital Virtual Health Clinic. The health clinic will allow students and staff to see the school nurse for evaluation and if the issue requires further care from a doctor, a new telemedicine

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    Human resource evaluation in hotel units By George Aspiridis and Dimitrios Kyriakou Section A The role of the human resources has increased exponentially throughout the past recent decades, during which time the employees have transformed from the force operating the machines into the most valuable organizational asset. In a contemporaneous business climate that is competitive and dynamic, economic agents have to devise a wide array of competitive advantages and strategic efforts to preserve

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    Alison Mahfouz Bergen Community College 400 Paramus Road, Paramus, NJ 07652 Ciarco Campus: 355 Main Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601 Lyndhurst Campus:1280 Wall Street West, Lyndhurst, NJ 070701 Jennifer E. Flynn, M.A., Coordinator, jflynn@bergen.edu, Office of Specialized Services, Room L-119 B,Tel: (201) 493-3778 Two-year community college The OSS services about 10% of the student population. Accommodations may include one or more of the following:Extended Time for Test Taking, Use of Calculator

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    English Reflection

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    What have I learned in English 102? When I began this class, I had not taken a formal English class in over thirty years. I understood sentence structure and essay writing to a point. To elaborate my understanding was based on story telling rather than research and factual commentary. Of course, rhetorical review and research was foreign to me. I had a loose understanding but had never practiced or been in a position to apply these skills. Or at least that is what I thought. Since beginning

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    Teaching Argument Evaluation in An Introductory Philosophy Course ABSTRACT: One of the greatest challenges in teaching an introductory philosophy course is convincing students that there are, indeed, reliable standards for the evaluation of arguments. Too often introductory students criticize an argument simply by contesting the truth of one of its claims. And far too often, the only claim in an argument that meets serious objections is its conclusion. For many students, the idea that an argument

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    High Stakes Assessment

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    than a regular classroom. “English language learners, like all the students throughout the United States, are expected to excel on a single-measure high-stakes test” (D. Palmer, A.W. Lynch, June 2008). Not all the students master or gain their second language as the same way like everyone else, some student show difficulties in different areas but the most common one is the writing and reading because they have language gaps that they will being filling over time. “English Language Learners face a

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    Solar System Lab Review

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    Is this something you can see doing with a middle school class, why or why not? After reading the Solar System Lab Review, I believe this is something that I can use with a middle school class. This lab activity activates prior knowledge while using inquiry based group projects to get the students involved in the learning process. Is there anything you might add to make it more age appropriate? There are several things I would do to make this lab activity more age appropriate for middle school

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    students take a standardized test every year between the grades of third grade and twelfth grade. Although these exams are not all the same, they are all used to decide the students’ intelligence based in different areas such as mathematics, science, english, language arts, and history. Many students experience test anxiety, stress, and pressure during the time of these exams. However, many parents and educators still advocate for standardized testing. Therefore, even though standardized tests analyze

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