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    Tranell and ask him “Can she have a turn with the phone?”. He nodded his head and let her have the phone for a little while. But as soon as my back was turned he snatched the phone back from her and she began crying. During this time, I told his teacher about and she told him to give it back to her. Tranell gave it to her, but sudden he began crying. He loved the toy phone so much that he literally would take it and keep in his pocket. When play time was over, I informed Mrs. Gain, Mrs. Pace classroom

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    education, I sought knowledge like an addict seeks their next high, I couldn’t get enough. Barely high school graduates themselves, my parents struggled helping any of us kids with homework, so my brothers were told, “ask your sister” and I became the teacher in the house. Over the years this had a detrimental effect on my brothers, they began to believe they weren’t smart, even though I have always seen so much potential in them. They struggled all throughout school and never sought higher education.

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    Component 4 – Adding more research to English classes In the beginning of my career as a teacher, I taught research as a stand-alone unit in my English class. I did require the students to use the skills they learned for a research project linked to another unit, but other than that, I did not really make research a regular part of the learning process. After becoming an NBCT, I began to look for more ways that I could better serve my students, and I realized that research was an area that

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    It is amazing what others can do to help those in need. When considering the lack of education and high poverty rates in Ethiopia, knowing the low percentages of these rates, my ethical belief, a good solution, and the several advantages of the solution will help us improve the Ethiopian’s lives. Point 1 Literacy rates in Ethiopia are below fifty percent and thirty-nine percent of that group are adults. Half of the population under the age of sixteen have seventy percent enrolled in school. Five

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    As individuals go through life, at one time or another, whether once or multiple times there will be a point when one is tasked with the so-called, project. In many instances, this project can find its way to an individual by various avenues and environments such as, at work, everyday life, and in school. The project is not like the average everyday expectation or task, it is the one that screams to step outside the box, pull all knowledge and concepts learned together and do some heavy duty critical

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    (PC, 12) As a school, GBHS tries to cater to the needs of students and support them. The school employs teachers, librarians, a careers advisor, counsellor and a Learning Services faculty (My School, 2014). Within the Learning Services Faculty, Learning Support teachers work to build inclusive classrooms that cater to the needs of students. They work in collaboration with subject teachers, and they help by teaching ESL programs, and using diagnostic assessments such as Progressive Achievement

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    Natasha Harris Independent Study Review of National Reports on Charter Schools Charter Schools are unique public institutions that are allowed freedom to be more innovative while also being held accountable for student achievement. Charter Schools are permitted through a charter agreement with a sponsoring organization known as an authorizer. The primary role of an Authorizer is to establish Charters by reviewing applications, ensure Compliance, and contract renewals. Authorizers are made

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    on nearly all accounts, her efforts were met with similar back-lash from school administrators, government officials and educational organizations, such as the State Literary Resource Center of Maine, the National Education Association and various teachers unions (Iserbyt Deliberate 3-5, 16-24). At one point she implemented a penmanship program in her class, teaching her students to make certain shapes, those which are used in the writing of letters and numbers in a repetitious manner, to the rhythm

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    Metropolitan School District "Action research is the process through which teachers collaborate in evaluating their practice jointly; raise awareness of their personal theory; articulate a shared conception of values; try out new strategies to render the values expressed in their practice more consistent with the educational values they espouse; record their work in a form which is readily available to and understandable by other teachers; and thus develop a shared theory of teaching by researching practice

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    5 learning outcomes of Draft National Curriculum; a)1= learner must be able to make informed decisions on , PEC persona health environmental health community health 2= Learner must be able to demonstrate an active commitment to:CSS community rights social responsibilities show sensitivity to diverse cultures & belief systems 3= Learner must be able to demonstrate understanding of & participate in activities that promote movement & physical

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