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    What she is teaching us is that differentiated learning has come a long way from where it once started, what should be taken away is that it can only get better from where it started. Technology has a big part to do with that. Technology has quickly become one of the

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    favorite thing I learned about is about classroom management techniques and tips for misbehaving students. Ms. Gund was able to keep the student’s attention, create fun and unique lessons, and motivate students to do their work. She did not let teaching two grades at once stop her from being organized and ready. Ms. Gund divided her classroom up with the fourth grade on one side and third on the other. She tried to find lessons that would incorporate both grades, but at times she had to work with

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    The teacher observation took place in first grade level classroom at a private school. The lesson that I observe, was teaching the students about money problems and combining it in real life situation. The teacher who was educating these children, and which I have observed and interviewed was Ms. Dana. As I sat in the back of the classroom observing Ms. Dana techniques of teaching her students, I noticed the way the classroom is set up. Instead of the setting up the classroom with rows of desks

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    Throughout the teacher candidate’s second preclinical experience, she has learned a few more teaching methods and how effective communication is essential. In the beginning of my preclinical experience, my cooperating teacher, Mrs. Corcoran, did not have much time to communicate with me face-to-face while I was at Maercker Intermediate School. Ashley did asked Dr. Liace on advice how to communicate effectively with Mrs. Corcoran, which she advised to email Mrs. Corcoran more than communicate face-to-face

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    When I was in school for expository instructional strategy the teacher would lecture and after the lecture we would discuss what we learned and teacher would ask us questions and give us feedback. Teacher would ask question on the subject to see if we learned what we were talking about in class. The teacher would guide us to find the answers to make sure we knew how we got the answer. One hand on activity was were the teacher would go over the instruction on the project. After going over instructions

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    he did this because he loves kids and he is passionate about what he does. Mr. Fitterer is the greatest teacher I have ever had. He is simply the best because of his teaching methods. He can make the hard lessons seem simple enough for everyone to easily learn and understand. He is also the best because of his love for teaching, the passion he shows, and his ability to have fun with his students. Mr. Fitterer is the best teacher I have ever had, and there is no teacher even close. This is why

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    Similarly, when I am able to co-facilitate the Doctoral Consortium at the Organizational Teaching Society Conference I often get feedback such as the following quote related to my workshop presentation: Fantastic. Thank you again, Jennifer. Your session [on teaching philosophies] was the highlight of my day – really fantastic, perfectly paced, generative, thoughtful, theoretical and still completely applicable. You really create a safe space to be creative – thank you! It is very evident that you

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    At the end of the intervention teachers were given a likert scale to access the value of the intervention, the usability of the Ipad2 to facilitate instruction, the appropriateness of the material, and the generality of skills learned in the intervention to other academic areas. All four students had relatively low baseline scores before the intervention. At the end of Spooner et al. (2014) intervention all students showed an increase in the number of steps performed independently after the intervention

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    The Learning Journal is an important component of your learning in this course. Only you and your instructor will have access to the Learning Journal. You are expected to use it each week to: • Reflect on your learning. • To complete assigned tasks, such as summarizing articles and engaging in self-reflection on assignments. • Note down unfamiliar words and their definitions. The Learning Journal comprises 10% of your Final Grade. Days of the week Activities during the week Thursday 07/06/2017

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    paper will address the key elements of guided reading, provide a rationale for guide reading, describe the teacher’s role in guided reading, and demonstrate how to implement a guided reading lesson. What is guided reading? Guided reading is a teaching approach that can be used with all readers, struggling or independent. Research suggest that guided reading has three fundamental purposes: to meet the different instructional needs of all the students in the classroom, which will enabling them to

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