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    A PAPER OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS Teaching writing through audio visual in ‘EAR’ LEARNERS AND ‘EYE’ LEARNERS classroom (Suitable With Topic 13: English for Academic Purpose) By: Yeasy Agustina Sari (1304095) GRADUATE PROGRAM OF ENGLISH EDUCATION STATE UNIVERSITY OF PADANG 2014 CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION A. Background Writing is a skill that must be acquired by the learners as one of the proficiency in English. In order to be proficiency in writing‚ it involves all skills

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    Assessment for learning encourages all pupils to take responsibility for and become more active in their own learning. Wikipedia defines the ultimate purpose of assessment for learning: “to create self-regulated learners who can leave school able and confident to continue learning throughout their lives.” There are two types of assessment for learning - formative and summative assessment. Summative assessment takes the form of end of term/year/topic testing or exams‚ whereas formative assessment

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    Goal 1: Promote library resources and services to wider audience The Sonoma State University Library has many non-student individuals visiting campus daily who could benefit from the library’s services. For example‚ a high school is located on the SSU on campus‚ Oakmont Retirement community members attend free lectures‚ and neighbors who live nearby visit the campus for its scenery and concerts. Increasing library usage by promoting services to these individuals would have multiple benefits for the

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    Student: Kyle Bundas PROCESS RECORDING GRADING SHEET | | Possible Points | Actual Points | I. Setting | Describe setting | 2 | | II. Interaction | Record interactions (6 interactions)Describe non-verbal behavior of patientDescribe non-verbal behavior of student | 1233 | | III. Interpretation | Relate patient’s perceived feelingsRelate student’s thoughts & feelings Explain identified coping methods or defense mechanisms related to patient behaviors | 884 | | IV. Critique

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    Activities and Learning Exercises Ch 3 Instructions for Task Analysis Assignment  Your job is to formulate a training objective and write a task analysis of a skill; for example‚ how to eat a sandwich cookie. Remember this is an example‚ but you should assume that your trainees are familiar with what a sandwich cookie is. Your job is to teach them how to go about eating one or can they really eat just one? First‚ compose a goal statement/learning objective for your training. Next‚ complete your

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    This is a list of several examples explaining how the course work related to the goals and standards of NAEYC‚ and CEC. Goal Two- Multiculturalism‚ Globalism and Diversity: During this course we learned how today’s students come from different cultural backgrounds. Each student shared with the rest of the class a multicultural picture book and discussions followed regarding: The diversity in today’s classrooms. The importance of accepting and respecting each other. Introducing words

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    Planning and Enabling learning unit 2 Précis I used the internet to research all areas of planning and enabling learning in unit 2‚ as I felt it offered depth and detail‚ as well as convenience. However‚ I also referred to Planning and Enabling Learning in LLLS by Ann Gravells & Susan Simpson‚ as well as Geoff Petty Teaching Today - A Practical Guide. As a result of my research I am now able to recognise and define the process Initial Assessment and the connection it bears with negotiating

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    Goal 1 – To maintain a safe‚ healthy learning enviroment. To establish and maintain a safe‚ healthy learning environment I model safety practices and healthy routines in an environment that supports development and growth in these areas.    To accomplish this goal I complete daily safety checklists that include ensuring exits and hallways are open‚ electrical cords are out of reach‚ evacuation procedures are posted‚ fire extinguisher is working‚ emergency numbers are posted‚ sharp objects and

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    Language Learning (CLL) is the name of a method developed by Charles A. Curran and his associates. Curran was a specialist in counseling and a professor of psychology at Loyola University‚ Chicago. His application of psychological counseling techniques to learning is known as Counseling-Learning. Community Language Learning represents the use of Counseling-Learning theory to teach languages. Context of the lesson and the class I have been watching a video entitled Community Language Learning who explained

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    VARK Analysis: Learning Styles Grand Canyon University Introduction According to Kumar el al [ ]‚ learning style preference is the manner that allows the individual to learn most efficiently and effectively. A vast majority of students who have completed the VARK analysis are auditory (aural) learners‚ according to a study completed by Breckler el al [ ]. An aural learner remembers and repeats ideas that are verbally presented and can repeat or fulfill verbal instructions

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