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    Student discipline policies, like zero tolerance, are policies that teachers have to face with their day to day teaching. Teachers are included in the group of professionals that practice this policy at school and are its enforcers. Some schools use zero tolerance as their primary strategy for dealing with so called ‘troubled’ students. There are consequences for teachers and students when zero tolerance is one of the primary strategies for dealing with violence and classroom disruptions. An unfortunate

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    appropriate types and levels of support can be implemented within the school system. They were designed to support efforts at the primary grade levels (K-6th) to prevent reading struggles as the learn progress through the school system. Furthermore, this test was to aid in the elimination in remediation lessons inside of the classroom. DIBELS Assessment Areas The DIBELS assessments are short timed one minute assessments. They are administered individually either by the child’s teacher, or respective staff

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    In tests and assessments validity refers to the degree where theoretical and empirical evidence supports the meaning and interpretation of the test scores (Reynolds & Livingston, 2013). Validity is important in testing and assessment as validity refers to credibility from a trustworthy source. In this respect, validity is important for scientist and professionals to select appropriate methods that support the meaning and interpretation of test scores. In psychology, reliability is concerned with

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    Neil Burger’s film ‘Divergent’ and James Dasher’s novel ‘The Maze Runner’ are both set in a futuristic post-apocalyptic era with each main character being tested in order to find the right path to freedom. Both texts types share the themes of Bravery and Identity. The main characters are both strong, persistent and considered to be different to the rest. With the two different journeys to save the world and the main characters going through their own personal struggle, it offers a three stage journey:

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    I have conducted an interview for the first assignment. As the setting was more relaxed, Jhallen often asked some questions in which I found it difficult to not repeat the item or give guidance. In order to not compromise the standardization of the test, I reminded Jhallen in every beginning of the task that I cannot give guidance. On the other hand, my assessment with Sierra required more effort in building rapport as she appeared to be shy and quiet in the beginning. In order to establish rapport

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    administered the WRAT test to Brianna. Out of a possible 55 points, Brianna scored 50 points in the spelling section, which placed her into the 99th percentile and scored in a post-high school range. For math, she scored a total of 46 points, out of a possible 55 which placed her into the 92nd percentile and also in the post high school range. In reading, she scored 49 points, out of a possible 57, which placed her into the 87th percentile, also in a post high school range. The OASIS3 is a test that measures

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    The journal “Comprehensive evaluation of player-Surface interaction on artificial soccer turf” was written by a collaboration of people publishing the results of tests of a study of soccer cleats performance on soccer turfs. This journal was written in 2009 by the authors Clements Müller, Thorsten Sterzing, Justin Lance, and Thomas L. Milani. The purpose of this journal was to publicize the finding of a soccer related study. The study’s purpose was to “evaluate the traction characteristics of four

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    It is safe to say that some people are very aware of who they are, what is most important to them and how they want to make a difference in the world. However, the same simply cannot be said for others. While we may have hobbies or ideas that we are very passionate about, it 's not always easy turning them into something more. Some people need a bit more guidance to figure out certain aspects of life. This is where career counseling comes to be of great help. Professionals aid in helping others make

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    Many people believe that the arts, specifically music programs, hold no beneficial value to students other than for an extracurricular activity. Others believe that having these programs within our schools, only takes away from instructional time. However, research has shown that music education, and exposure to music in general, provides great benefits and values to the adolescents that are involved in said programs (“Music Matters”). Participation in music programs promotes the advancement of

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    Many people believe that arts and music programs hold no beneficial value to students other than for an extracurricular activity. Others believe that there are no benefits and that these activities are a waste of time. However, research has shown that music education provides great benefits and values to the adolescents that are involved in their schools music program (“Music Matters”). Music plays a large role in the advancement of academic scores and allows juveniles to express themselves in an

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