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    bases in America at the time. This particular transfer landed us in Petoskey‚ Michigan; where I met my friend Gretchen and learned the honor of making a friend. I was a loner‚ a reader and I despised school‚ but to my surprise Gretchen was just like me; we needed each other and during our time in Petoskey‚ I learned to value a companion and a friendship. On this particular day everything started out as usual; I walked the five blocks to school; loitering on the playground‚ while waiting for the

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    out. Teacher are called not only to instruct pupils the subjects but to be a good influence them. In addition‚ professionalism remains one of the most influential attributes of education today. The teacher professionalism contains three essential characteristics‚ competence‚ performance and conduct which reflect the educator’s goals‚ abilities and standard and directly impact the effectiveness of teaching through the development of the students. I.Definition: The Professional teacher is the

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    Analysis-what makes a teacher an effective teacher? There are many skills‚ traits and methods that teachers possess to effectively teach students. The purpose of this analysis is to try and find statistical research that can be recorded with conclusions to draw from it. I have interviewed two teachers consisting of 5 questions each and I have handed out 16 copies of my questionnaire containing 10 questions each. I used 8 males and 8 females so that I can make a non-biased conclusion to my research

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    good by making information widely available and useable to even the poorest of schools. The internet has made it possible for teachers to communicate and learn what other teachers are doing in other countries by talking to colleagues in other countries and reading reports and research studies findings before they read the teaching methods books. The Internet also‚ gives teachers the ability to teach a class online so that their students will be able to stay on task when they are not able to come to class

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    Teacher and Children

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    1.1 My role as a teaching assistant in a school is to do as i am employed and support the teacher in all duties she/he requires me to do‚ I may work on a whole with the class assisting the teacher as required‚ with a small group or on a one to one basis with a child with barriers to learning‚ be this their language‚ learning difficulties or disabilites. I may be required to assist at lunch breaks‚ breakfast and after school clubs and even school trips (holidays). No matter how I am required to

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    change‚ they must be aware of the problems and take action. Similarly this is what Baldwin tried to get teachers to understand in his Talk to Teachers. In order to teach effectively and to be able to affect students‚ teachers must first begin with themselves. Baldwin employs to teachers to change the way they see black children and to improve their education. Baldwin makes this address to all teachers in the early 1960’s. This is significant because this was during the civil rights’ movement for African

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    Importance of Teachers

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    Teachers are the most critical group among the society of america today. They are not only the most influential people to the knowledge of students but also the individuals who make it possible to expand the boundary of life and how we can understand it to the fullest extent. Teachers form religious leaders‚ world super powers‚ and everyone else in between. Due to the success of teachings we have increased the knowledge base of our doctors to create safer and more efficent ways

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    Teacher Tenure Imagine a world where teachers were perfect and students never failed exams. This world is impossible‚ due to the fact that no one is perfect. Unfortunately‚ the reality is that some teachers are very bad at their jobs. Many grade unfairly‚ don’t thoroughly cover the course material‚ and fail to make their class enjoyable. College students pay good money for an education and expect quality teachers to help them learn effectively. It is for reasons like this that teachers should not

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    Tell Dally. It was too late to tell Dally. Would he have listened? I doubted it. Suddenly it wasn’t only a personal thing to me. I could picture hundreds and hundreds of boys living on the wrong sides of cities‚ boys with black eyes who jumped at their own shadows. Hundreds of boys who maybe watched sunsets and looked at stars and ached for something better. I could see boys going down under street lights because they were mean and tough and hated the world‚ and it was too late to tell them that

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    observed during learning opportunities in the classroom with a student using technology is important because only observation can ensure that that data found through methods such a surveying or interviews are correct. “Only observation of students and teachers at work can document the learning experience itself. It helps determine whether an invention has actually been implemented before a program tries to evaluate outcomes” (pg 16). What observation experiment found was that technology does help students

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