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    Graphic organizers are frequently used aids to aid in the comprehension of informational text for both regular and special education students in elementary, intermediate and secondary grade levels. They are simply defined as a visual representation of information in the text. According to Ausubel’s work, they enhance students’ learning and retention of unfamiliar but meaningful materials (Manoli & Papadopulou, 2012). The use of graphic organizers enables teachers to facilitate the readers’ understanding

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    During the News broadcast, I was the floor manager of the crew, this basically put me in charge of all the cameramen, lighting assistants and presenters. Not wanting to do this job in the first place did make me worried and nervous for it. During the first lesson in the studio, I did hold back a bit as I was unsure of my job roles. To get around this I could have easily had researched my roles as floor manager and not just have guessed them. Doing this role again in the future I would be more aware

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    At some point in your life, did you ever wonder how you became the person you are today? What factors might have had an influence in your life to how you behave in society? Developmental Psychology helped me figure out how events in my life molded me into the young adult I am today and helped discover the themes that affected my life.  In this paper, I will be focusing on divorce, my personality, premature births, and how I struggled in my academics. I will be explaining this journey throughout these

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    Adult Learner Narrative “I knew that it was time to get my life together when I saw my oldest daughter talking to her sister on how important it was to go to college. My youngest said “Well mom didn’t go to college and she took care of us so why do I have to?” It was then when I decided that I refuse to be that type of example for my daughter and I knew what I needed to do….go back to school.” J. Richardson While the conversation between her daughters was a driving point for Richardson to go back

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    through a sentence with paraphrased information must cite the source, any exact words from the source must be in quotation marks. Failing to use quotation marks on exact words is plagiarism even if the sentence give credit to the source. Proper notetaking while doing research will help avoid plagiarism. Notes should include quotation marks around any exact words taken from sources. Another problem students may have with paraphrasing is that the language used in the paraphrase should be an accurate

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    The below document is written in accordance with the ethical guidelines outlined in The British Educational Research Association (BERA, 2011, cited in OU, 2017), as such, the names of all participants have been changed. Developing Myself I have developed an array of skills throughout my life experiences which I will be able to bring to my studies. One of my strongest strengths is my ability to read analytically and to pick out relevant information from a given extract or section in a book. I have

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    1.  Why was Susie referred for testing? Susie was referred for special education testing because she was not making the progress expected even with interventions. Since strategies have been tried resulting in slow progress, her parents have decided they would like further testing instead of alternative interventions. 2.  How is Susie functioning intellectually? Susie is in the lower range of intellectual functioning, which would be low-average or borderline. 3. What are the discrepancies in Susie's functioning

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    gy http://www.radiologyinfo.org/en/info.cfm?pg=professions-diagnostic-radiology http://pubs.rsna.org/journal/radiology http://www.theabr.org/abr-radiology-specialties-and-subspecialties https://www.asrt.org/main/careers/radiologist-assistant Notetaking: Page Notemaking As you read sources, take notes in the left-hand column of passages of interest to you. Put the page # As soon as you take a note, move to the right-hand column and write freely what your mind says about that note. Radiologists:

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    The teaching method changes based on which age and grade level one is teaching. The varying ability of students alters the teaching style of every classroom and subject. The most significant differences are the style of teaching and the complexity, but the general lessons and core concepts do not change by grade level. The education field is very diverse and constantly evolving creating a challenge for teachers to keep up with the most recent methods tested to be the best for learning and long

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    The standards chosen for this content area assessment plan are from the Next Generation Science Standards, based upon the incorporation of practices, core ideas, and cross-cutting concepts. Formative assessments are unique in that they can be quick, do not necessarily have to be graded, and can be used as an ongoing way to check for understanding (Swearengin, 2002). I keep these considerations in mind when I implement quick exit tickets, ungraded activities, and various types of questioning. I

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