class-based epithet‚ students will need to further reflect upon the ethical implications of their own writing about a particular group.” This type of pedagogy‚ in terms of racist and classist discourse‚ will help reduce these prejudice patterns of speech from perpetuating. (“Redneck and hillbilly discourse in the writing classroom: Classifying critical pedagogies of whiteness” Jennifer
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Assessment Item 2 Theory of multiliteracies pedagogy. Joseph Cefai Student No 11473840 Subject: EEL441 Charles Sturt University Word Count: 2195 Date Due: 04 June‚ 2012 The necessity for educational institutions to equip students with the skills to cope in a rapidly changing‚ culturally diverse and globalised 21st century society‚ has led academics‚ such as the New London Group‚ to encourage educators to acknowledge the various literacy forms utilised in the new millennium (The New London
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Bibliography: Gravells A (2008) Preparing to teach in the life long learning sector‚ Exeter‚ Learning matters. Wilson L (2009) Practical Teaching: A guide to PTLLS & DTLLS‚ Andover‚ Cengage Learning EMEA.
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References: Gould‚ J.‚ Francis‚ M. 2009. Achieving your PTLLS Award: A Practical Guide to Successful Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector. SAGE Publications Ltd: London. Gravells‚ A. 2008. Preparing to Teach in the lifelong Learning Sector. Learning matters: Exeter.
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PTLLS LEVEL 4 (6302-18) PORTFOLIO INDEX No. Section 1 2 3 4 Housekeeping Documents 5 6 7 8 9 Unit 8 Documents & Forms 11 Unit 9 Documents & Forms 14 15 Unit 10 Documents & Forms 17 18 Form 5 – Tutor Observation record Form 6 – Self-evaluation of Microteach 21 * To be completed IMMEDIATELY AFTER the microteach BEFORE receiving any other feedback. Form 7 – Peer group evaluation (minimum 3) Form 10 – Reflective Learning Journal 22 23
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PTLLS – Assignment 3 Analyse different ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners‚ which underpin behaviour and respect for others. Within my area of teaching in counselling‚ establishing ground rules early on helps avoid group disruption. Gravells (2008:7) states ‘Without ground rules‚ disruption may occur and affect the learning of your group.’ There are many different types of ground rules that can assist in creating mutual respect from tutor to students and vice a
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and learning A. Provide (scientific) evidence to substantiate your evaluation along the following topics: 1. Enabling students to take control and be reflective in their learning Andragogy “the art and science of helping adults learn.” was introduced by Malcolm Knowle (Lesgold‚ Welch-ross‚ & Literacy‚ 2012) .Andragogy is based on the following assumptions (Ramani & Leinster‚ 2008): 1- Adults learning are self-directing (voluntary) ‚ independent ‚and with a specific aim. 2- Learners have accumulated
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Understanding the Development of Inclusive Schools . Abingdon:RoutledgeFalmer.Akyeampong‚ K.‚ J. Pryor‚ and J. Ghartey Ampiah‚ J. (2006) A vision of successfulschooling: Ghanaian teachers’ understandings of learning‚ teaching and assessment. Culture and Pedagogy: international comparisons in primary education .Oxford: Blackwell.Alexander‚ R (2008) : 61-78.Bakhshi‚ P. and J. Trani‚ (2008)‚ Challenges for assessing disability prevalence: the case of Afghanistan. Alter: European Journal of Disability Research
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than individuals‚ classroom teachers must shoulder the responsibility for making education caring for urban youth. Freedom Writers (2007)‚ a film released in 2007‚ addresses the complex challenges that inner-city teachers face by acting the special pedagogy of one teacher‚ Erin Gruwell. Throughout the film‚ the main character Ms. Erin Gruwell is an exemplary teacher regardless of the complexities that surrounds the learning environment. The story discusses how students managed to survive in school with
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In a classroom‚ being committed to life-worlds pedagogy is important to every students’ success. Having a strong commitment to life-worlds means that in the classroom a child will be able to influence what happens next‚ the teacher gives lessons supporting the students’ stages of imaginative development‚ the interactions in the classroom are common and an important part of learning‚ making memorization less important‚ but being able to express an understanding more important‚ being culturally responsive
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