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    The Learning Myth: Why I’ll Never Tell My Son He’s Smart This article is an inspiring piece that teaches you, anything in life takes struggle. This article talks about the changes of a person’s mindset. “She has found that most people adhere to one of two mindsets: fixed or growth” (Paragraph 4). Fixed mindsets tend to believe that whether you’re intelligent or not is based on your genes. While growth mindsets believe that you expand your knowledge by challenges and learning from your mistakes.

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    Service-Learning is a way of teaching and learning. It is a great opportunity to involve in community service activities and to apply the experience to the academic and personal development. My service –Learning was at Manatee Elementary School. My daughter is in kindergarten at the same school. It was my first time to volunteer in a school; it was a great experience for me. I helped in many activities in the school either at my daughter’s class or with other classes. One of these activities was

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    My Passion For Learning

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    being a lifelong learner. Nowadays, learning is often seen only as a stepping stone for a better career. However, for a person whose learning objective is wisdom, I learn to know, to understand, and to engage with the world around me. The product of wisdom, accordingly, is self-beautification. As beauty is the splendor of truth, I am confident that acts of truth will make the world a better place. My participation in research testifies to my passion for learning. I began my involvement in research

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    Dorothy Sayers’ The Lost Tools of Learning, mentions medieval education tools as a possible substitute for the modern day education system. Sayers states, “if we are to produce a society of educated people, fitted to preserve their intellectual freedom amid the complex pressures of our modern society, we must turn back the wheel of progress some four or five hundred years”(Sayers, 1). The Trivium, a medieval education style would not only improve students education, but student’s ability to become

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    Five Learning Outcomes

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    Five Outcomes to Help I Success AT cohort is a special course to help students developing skills which leading them success at the University of Delaware. We learned five learning outcomes this semester, and each outcomes have two skills. Personal Responsibility is the skill of how to set a goal and how to manage our own time in the study life. Skill 1 is predict what obstacles I may face and how can I use goals to deal with it. The obstacles I face are time management and the language. For to manage

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    helps me to think back on how I handle the situation and formulate possible areas for growth. I am feeling somewhat unsure of my relationship with my field instructor after this supervision meeting. Although she provides great feedback, I still am learning her style and trying to understand where I may stand with her. I think I am very lucky however, I have heard some of my classmates talk about struggles or disagreements with their field instructor, and I have not experienced this. I am also feeling

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    After reviewing the behavior lectures, researching animal learning test and using my own personal experience I would rank these animals in order of intelligence likewise. 1. Cats 2. Pigs 3. Dogs 4. Cattle 5. Horses Cats excel across multiple facets of intelligence testing. Having the highest brain weight to body ratio (1%), 8 common vocalizations, and over 15 complex vocalizations in which they use to communicate. Yes, I do realize that they may not have preformed as well when it came to the maze

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    Why did you choose this particular photo to represent your Learning Experience? I chose this photo because the children truly enjoyed being able to do whatever they wanted with the paint; K really wanted to pour some of the paint directly onto the paper. What the photograph makes visible about the worth of process-oriented, open-ended work for both arts and social studies for preschool children? When children have the freedom to express themselves through a material, they will be more likely

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    objectives at all during her lesson. Both the main lesson and the intervention lesson had a concept development lesson, the guided practice and the independent practice. According to Daley (2012) the three areas that have the most effect on learning math are information processing, reasoning, and memory. In the general education class, the teacher had the vocabulary needed for the lesson posted on the walls in the room. Students need to process math terms both visually and auditorally (Daley

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    Wong have to say about student learning is very beneficial to me so, that one day I may use their techniques in my very own classroom. In chapter 4, in the Borich text book he clarifies the different ways to manage a classroom through three different systems called humanist tradition, applied behavior analysis, and classroom management tradition. A subdivision topic under the humanist tradition mentions cooperative learning has proven statistics to gain student learning rather than whole group instruction

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