Post Observation Questions 1. Each person played a number of roles‚ and some roles everyone did. Fortunately‚ far more of the positive roles were filled than the negative roles. Played the role of the supporter/encourager. Was the harmonizer between all of us‚ as she was easily the most neutral and calm person among us. Tension relievers were both X and Y. Y’s tension relief sometimes went so far as to stretch into the dysfunctional joker role‚ as well. X‚ Y‚ and Z were the gatekeepers‚ as
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and Mrs. _________________‚ Thank you for expressing your concern about Sally to me. With your permission‚ to look into this matter further‚ I am willing and able to explore your concerns further by conducting observation time in Sally’s classrooms‚ discussing Sally’s behavior with her teachers‚ and by personally interviewing Sally (just asking a few questions regarding her behavior). Once I have completed these actions‚ I will send my thoughts and resources for
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went inside Sears and in the shoe section I saw a child who might have been three or four years playing with an airplane toy on the floor‚ while his mother was trying on shoes. The child move his blue and white airplane back and forth‚ while making an airplane sound. The mother will insist him in Spanish to stand up because the floor was dirty but the child did not care and kept playing. On the other hand‚ went I was at the food court I saw a child (about 4 years old) who was just playing around with
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Child Observations Physical Development Cognitive Development Language Development Emotional Development Social Development Contents Observation No. 001 - Physical Development. 3 Evaluation 5 Recommendations: 5 Personal learning gained: 5 Observation No. 002 - Cognitive Development. 6 Evaluation 9 Recommendations: 9 Personal learning gained: 9 Observation No. 003 - Language Development. 10 Evaluation 12 Recommendations: 13 Personal learning gained: 13 Observation
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broader interpretation of rural American life in the early 1900’s. The play focuses around minor details‚ mere trifles‚ the implications of which become disturbingly clearer as the play progresses. Thoughtfully constructed‚ the play pulls the audience into a quiet struggle of isolation and hopelessness. Author Suzy Clarkson Holstein writes‚ “This is more than a story of women learning something that
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1 Philosophy of Mind: An Introduction The Mind-Body Problem: Five Philosophical Observations: 1) You have a mind and a body 2) These normally work together 3) Your body is physical and‚ thus‚ publicly observable 4) Your mental life is essentially private; no one else can feel your pain‚ or experience the images you do; and unlike the physical realm the mental realm is not publicly observable‚ therefore‚ 5) You have privileged access to the contents of your own mind 2 Consciousness
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Title Child Development‚ Observation and Assessment. Contents Page 3 Introduction Page 4 Child Profile Page 4 Observation methods used Page 8 Analysis of Observations Page 11 Reflective Page 13 References Page 14 Appendices Page 15 Appendix 1 Observations Observation 1 Focused
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Ellen Mulhall Early Childhood Education and Play ASG1 Introduction In this assignment I am required to complete an 1000-1200 word assignment I am required to: • • • • • • • critique one example of outdoor equipment‚ indoor play space and materials the age and stage of development it is most relevant to the type and stage of play it is linked to the value in relation to children ’s development the role of the adult refererence to theorist how cultural background should be considered
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-This video displayed how direct instruction is used in learning tasks like reading‚ pronunciation‚ and spelling. When the teacher asked the students to perform a task they could only participate when the teacher tapped on the desk. Students are only allowed to express what they know only when they are instructed to. When the students performed the task correctly‚ they were rewarded a point on the board. When they performed out of direct instruction‚ they earned a negative point. The teachers felt
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A Street Observation by Clinton Palanca from The Likhaan Anthology of Philippine Literature in English There are some people who say that‚ in order to understand a country‚ one should not rush about visiting endless museums and monuments‚ but simply sit quietly with a drink and allow the country to come to you. I think this is a good idea‚ but only for a certain type of country. I would agree that the essence of Paris is to be found sitting on a terrace with a cup of coffee. But what about Manila
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