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    2016). The glaring question is whether these teacher assistants provide a necessary service for students with disabilities or if they are inadvertently hindering their success. While some educators claim paraprofessionals are an essential aspect of student services, others argue the potentially adverse academic and social consequences. Despite their increased prominence, paraprofessional’s lack of training, role confusion, extensive responsibility, and intrusion on student-peer

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    teaching. A statement of philosophy begins with the educator 's view on the purpose of schooling. In what ways are teachers going to challenge students to have high achievement standards? Along with goals for students, what are their responsibilities going to entail? These two questions play into the most significant focus of a teacher 's philosophy: what is my role going to be as a teacher? What standards do I want to be the focus of my classroom? Also, a personal philosophy is not strictly in the

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    2.1 Describe the roles and responsibilities of: A) School governors- Is made up of a team of maximum 20. They are responsible of running the school. The team will consist of different people who have links with the school or the local community. There will be at least 1 parent and 1 staff governor, and also the head teacher. Additional governors will be a support staff governor and a local authority governor who is chosen by the local authority, and also a local community governor. Governors work

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    What Is HRM Practise

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    is our role to ensure that all children have the opportunity to reach their greatest potential whilst they are a member of this school community. This school has a truly inclusion environment. Due to a special educational need, an exciting job opportunity has

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    reflecting on collecting information to create the graphic organizer the realization of the role or variety of roles of a reading specialist/literacy coach became very evident. There are descriptions or outline of the duties and responsibilities of what the position entails, but the responsibilities are constantly in flux and change. The one constant however while comparing and contrasting the classroom teacher and reading specialist/literacy coach or interventionist is their primary goal is to teach

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    where I am teaching GCSE maths and functional skill level 1 and 2. In this piece of work, I will describe and critically reflects on the responsibilities and boundaries in relation to the teaching role from my point of view, and I will also identify and critically evaluate the use of different assessment methods. The responsibilities and boundaries of teachers are centred within the following themes; Initial assessment, planning and preparing lessons, delivering and managing learning, supporting

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    Title of the Paper: Work Life Balance of Female College Teachers in Thrissur District Author 1 :Mr.Lims Thomas, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work, St.Thomas’ College (Autonomous), Thrissur, Kerala, India Email : limsthomas09@gmail.com Author 2 :Ms.Reshma Paul, Counsellor, Sanjo Sadan, De- Addiction cum Rehabilitation Centre, Anandapuram, Thrissur, Kerala, India Email : reshmapaul612@gmail.com Previously, the female workforce in India was mainly employed in non-managerial, subordinate

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    Planning– -Primary teachers need to create engaging lessons which will hold students’ interest and keep them connected to the learning target. This being said, there should always be an end goal in mind prior to designing a lesson (Backwards Design). Teachers should make sure they know the intended targets and expectations they want students to comprehend. Teachers must also determine student needs prior to planning a lesson, so that differentiated instruction can be given to those who need it –

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    Unit 22 - Roles, Responsibilities and Relationships in Lifelong Learning Criteria 1.2 - My Role in Promoting Equality and Diversity In line with The Equality Act, 2010, equality in the classroom can be seen as the rights of learners to be able to access and participate in learning experiences of their choice regardless of age, sex, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, or disability. Furthermore, it must be noted this does not mean that everyone is simply treated the same, but that everyone

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    ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Roles and Responsibilities are defined as rights, obligation and expected duty to be done within the relationship, life long learning is the learning that between any relationship. 1.The Roles and Responsibilities: The learner will understand the own role and responsibilities in life long learning. All learners ,their progress and development, their goals and aspiration and experience they bring to learning. A Teacher’s role includes

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