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Let’s Be Lefties for a Day Margaret Lo Chamberlain University Let’s Be Lefties for a Day As times are changing, so is the world’s vision of normal. Discrimination and segregation were a huge part of history, but the fact is that in this modern society, culture diversity is the new norm. Companies and organizations incorporate culture diversity in the workplace due to the benefits of various experiences, language skills, and productivity. Employees are the face of the company, and if they

Writing can do wonders for you. It is an appreciable thing to do and not everyone can write it considerably. My mom one said that, "People with a peaceful mind and heart can only write something captivating." I lived and grew up my last 15 years in India. As a child I did not really enjoyed or loved writing a lot. The only time I had to write was generally in class or whenever I had homework, but it was not that fun for me. I can say that most of the writing and reading skills I learned from my

The area that absolutely does not escape attention is the med line. A row of chairs line the wall diagonal from the window to the med room. Each evening, clients sit in the chairs at the specified time and wait. It is consistently and predictably stress provoking. They wait, side by side, for their turn to receive their medications. By this time of day emotions have escalated and patience has been spent for some, such as a man recently observed on the floor. Each minute that passed was like the rotation

involved in the workings of the classroom, they will be more motivated to engage in the class and in turn, learn. 2. Procedures and Routines • Beginning class: When the bell rings, students should be in their seats prepared, with a notebook and pencil, ready to begin class or you will receive a tardy. Any special instructions that are needed to start the class will be placed on the projector. The daily task will be on the projector. Students that are tardy for class will need to catch up on

“I just express myself by creating things on paper. It doesn’t have to be something that looks like a picture. You’re creating feelings. You’re putting your thoughts and emotions onto a page with paint, pencils or whatever you use.” Shelby is a 17-year-old high school student in Brainerd, MN. She enjoys drawing, hanging out with friends and playing with her dogs. Growing up, Shelby wasn’t involved in sports or playing with Barbie’s. “Well I like a lot of things, but I really love drawing and

my dreams were over and that I would never be able to animate my ideas. The next couple of months I spent my time on other things as I looked for a new pasion. But, none could fill the emptiness of drawing. The joys of sending your ideas down the pencil expressway to its stop at paperway station. It felt amazing and nothing could replace that feeling for me. So, I thought that I would give it another go and this time I would take my time. Once again I was back at it, only this time I would be rolling

When I was younger, I always found myself with a pencil and paper in my hand. I would leave a multitude of marks on the paper in some form or fashion, whether it be scribbles, repetitive words and sentences, my name, or the names of family members. Growing older, I would find myself writing more than enough when it came to essays. I could never bring myself to leave out any details and I rarely used simple sentences. Originally, I thought it was because I wanted the validation of my parents and teachers

pick up any handouts left on the “Pick Up Here” desk. After picking up the handouts, walk to the shelf labeled with your class period retrieve your binder and walk to your desk that is assigned to you without talking. Take out your class binder, a pencil or pen, and any other supplies that you will need and start your bell ringer on the bell ringer organizer. 4. Quiet signs – If the class is doing an activity but then Mrs. Gladden needs that class’ attention, she will use different signals to

Writing and Technology Believe it or not, writing takes place in almost all aspects of our everyday life. As a future teacher, it will be important that I have the best education to enhance my student’s writing. I will need to understand what type of learners my students are and how to accommodate writing based on each learner. Standards also play an important role in student writing, standards help guide students to the grade level in which they need to be. Various factors can impact a student’s

Disability Samples for Implementation In the article Learning Disability and Response- Ability (2015), the disability that is mentioned is Learning Disability (Corbett, pg. 459). Throughout the article, LD is implemented and studied for the students that were the focus for the study. For implementing in a special education classroom, one could take time with the student to see what he or she enjoys and how to input it into the classroom. For example, if it is a math class and the student likes sheep