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    Educator as Mediator

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    Intelligences 4 4 Other types of Intelligences 5 5 Application of the Intelligences in a Technical Classroom 5 6 Bibliography 6 1. Introduction In terms of learning styles identified by Howard Gardner in his theory of multiple intelligences he describes the eight intelligences below. They are linguistic / verbal intelligence‚ logical / mathematical‚ spatial‚ musical / rhythmic‚ physical / kinaesthetic‚ interpersonal

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    Student Learning Plan

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    Student Learning Objective 1: Examine the wellness‚ illness‚ and dysfunction components of health that apply to older adults‚ families‚ groups‚ and communities. This last week there was limited demand for the clinic at Moorehead-Simpkins. This limited demand seems to be due to the confusion of when it is and when it is closed. Due to our clinical schedules sometimes a group of students is not present at the clinic on Thursdays‚ also there is a clinical done by Doctor of Nurse Practitioner students

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    Being a good teacher can be the most rewarding and exciting job in the world - however‚ being a teacher who doesn’t work effectively can be stressful‚ painful‚ and exhausting. Here are some great tips to being the best teacher you can be. EditSteps Classroom Management 1Set the example. Remember that you are the teacher. It is important for you to be like a "superhero" figure in their eyes. Remember that your students look up to you and will thus try to mimic your dispositions. If you are

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    child’s first and most important teachers. Obedience has become less important. Parents have put their focus on a close relationship with their kids instead of disciplining them for bad behavior. Some parents think that they should not be held responsible for their children’s action. Most children today are so free-willed and independent‚ that their parents cannot control them. If a parent has lack of control over their kids to an extent‚ I think parents should be criminally responsible for their

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    it could discontinue a brain injury. Students should learn how to write cursive because it will help them academically and physically. To start off with‚ when people handwrite notes on paper rather than type it on the computer (or any other electrical device)‚ it is shown they will potentially learn more than the average person. Writing on paper makes it easier to summarize the students ideas in their mind‚ therefore they will not be copying the teachers words but have their own mindset to the

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    Great English Teachers What are the characteristics of a good teacher of English? The traits range from great teaching and management strategies to a good attitude. Top Characteristics for Teachers There are 15 characteristics of effective teachers that range from having high expectations to being flexible and imaginative.These 15 characteristics can be placed into two categories: management and instructional techniques and personal traits. To have strong classroom management and instructional

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    each session‚ we were required to select a topic‚ go away and research it and then present our findings to the rest of the group in order to share our knowledge. Wood (2004) suggests that working in this active‚ rather than passive way‚ enables students to learn more effectively. My future placement and practice will be guided and informed through this knowledge with the confidence of working within a safe‚ professional‚ ethical and legal framework. Gaining professional knowledge has also‚ enabled

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    9/28/11 Teachers Should Not be Allowed to give Students Homework Do you think teachers should be allowed to give students homework? Teachers should not be allowed to give students homework‚ because most students go to work: have children to take care of: and are involved in extracurricular activities. The hour or two we spend in class should be enough time to teach a lesson. Therefore‚ if a student does not understand the lesson‚ he or she should be required to ask the teacher for homework

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    ’ accountability in relation to the scenario discussed‚ and to Adult nursing. From the group sessions and further reading I have broaden my understanding of what being an accountable practitioner involves. Nurses are highly responsible for their own actions and care they provide. Consequently they are professionally accountable to the Nursing and Midwifery Council‚ (NMC) as well as their employer‚ public‚ patient‚ families and to themselves. Nurses have to justify why specific care was given in a

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    What will this mean for students and their future? B. Importance of the study This study determined the perceived effect that we can get from the new curriculum K-12. The study also determines the advantages and disadvantages of the said curriculum. The outcome of this study will be relevant to the society because this would give them another groundbreaking opportunities to let their children go to school and to let them try the new curriculum to have a better learning for a better future.

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