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    The Role of the Teacher

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    THE ROLE OF THE TEACHER "The Teacher is like an oil lamp – if its flame is steady and bright a hundred lamps can be lit by it‚ without in any way diminishing its brightness. For ensuring the brightness of the lamp‚ it is necessary that the wick be in good order and the oil supply be sufficient." Certainly the role of the teacher cannot be written in mere words. However‚ this writer can highlight some of the key responsibilities to which strategies‚ methods and planning can be impinged upon

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    Teacher Assistant

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    My Practicum Experience This semester‚ I decided to do my practicum by giving back and becoming a teacher assistant at Washington Parks Academy. Teacher assistants are people that help teachers with different instructional work using lesson plans and providing support to allow teachers more time for teaching and lesson planning. They do other duties such as‚ supervising children in the lunchroom‚ tutoring‚ and recording grades. I attended this school in my 7th and 8th

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    Teachers' Salary

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    about payment for teachers in recent years. Educators have debated whether universities need to/ ought to/ have to/ must increase teachers’ salary or not. One idea that has received much attention is that higher salary for teacher is essential. This essay will explain that universities should pay their teachers more money as far as better education system and teachers’ low salary are concerned. One of the most important reasons why the priority is given to increasing teachers’ salary instead of

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    technology and teachers

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    their education .Given time‚ technology will completely replace the traditional teachers in the classroom .Do you agree? Behind every mind blowing successful invention and in our ever developing world‚ technology plays a vital role .Technology knows no bounds .With every passing minute‚ technology is advancing to the point where we wonder whether it will substitute our teachers also. Technology can never replace teachers‚ and I strongly support this because neither a robot nor a laptop can match the

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    Teacher as a Facilitator

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    Teacher As A Facilitator In general‚ there are still many one-way system of learning between teacher and students‚ called “Teacher centered learning” (TCL). Learning systems such as this can break the liveliness and students creativity in the classroom. Actually system teacher-centered learning (TCL) system must be balanced with student-centered learning (SCL). But it would be more effective if learning is more centered on student activeness in class‚ otherwise known as “Student centered learning”

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    Critical Thinking

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    Critical Thinking and Its Importance in Education Kadoko Chanda 1. Introduction Technology‚ travel and business have brought countries together‚ so does our thinking evolve. No more thinking within our boundaries‚ we need critical thinking to evaluate our own decisions in everything we do. For example‚ how do you teach students without discriminating their beliefs or religion? How do we start a business in a country with different laws from ours and still incorporate our business values

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    Effective Teacher

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    Other studies of the effects of teacher experience on student learning have found a relationship between teachers’ effectiveness and their years of experience (Murnane & Phillips‚ 1981; Klitgaard & Hall‚ 1974)‚ but not always a significant one or an entirely linear one. While many studies have established that inexperienced teachers (those with less than three years of experience) are typically less effective than more senior teachers‚ the benefits of experience appear to level off after about

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    Moral Teachers

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    Moral and Ethical Issues in Teacher Education. ERIC Digest. This ERIC digest will address two components related to the moral and ethical preparation of teachers. First it will consider issues related to the identification and assessment of professional education‚ and then it will address foundations and specific models for the preservice training of teachers of character. ISSUES OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS IN EDUCATION Consider Irma‚ the student teacher. Not only does she already have a contract

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    Teacher Certification

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    Teacher Certification The whole issue of teacher certification is one of great importance and when discussed must be done in a delicate and thoughtful manner. The reason for this increasing importance is because the education of our nation’s teachers is important to the creation of an ideal education system‚ which is one of the goals of our national government and State governments. Over the years the whole educational reform movement has become an increasingly "hot" topic. Reforms in the administration

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    Teacher and Tenure

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    Association was established in the United States. In 1886‚ Massachusetts introduced Teacher Tenures. In 1909‚ New Jersey passed the first K-12 Tenure Law (Herbert 549). Has been developed throughout the history‚ teacher tenure has achieved innumerable beneficial and secured laws for teachers. Originated in ancient Greek‚ tenure is the protection and long-term employment for teachers from arbitrary dismissal‚ and it also allows teacher to focus on teaching without worrying of being fired (Herbert 549). However

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