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    Culturally Responsive Educators: Rethinking Teacher Education Pedagogy”. NCCRESt publications. (NationalCenter for Culturally Responsive Educational Systems) 2006. Practitioner Brief. Article focused on defining key challenges related to diversity in teacher education programmes and defines guidelines for culturally responsive curriculum. Findings were based on previous studies of number of researchers. Writers also reviewed the characteristics of culturally responsive teachers. The goal of the

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    EDUCATOR AS AN ASSESSOR

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    Introduction 2 I. Question 1 2 a. Assessment Task 1: the educator assessment 2 b. Assessment Task 2: peer assessment 7 c. Assessment Task 3: self assessment/reflection 9 II. Question 2 12 a. Assessment

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    do so. The teachers role in the class room is to cater for these needs. Montessori believed that only a certain type of person suited the role of a Montessori teacher “The teacher must derive not only the capacity‚ but the desire‚ to observe natural phenomena. In our system‚ she must become a passive‚ much more than an active‚ influence‚ and her passivity shall be composed of anxious scientific curiosity and of absolute respect for the phenomenon which she wishes to observe. The teacher must understand

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    An Unforgetable Educator

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    Mrs Otterson: An Unforgettable Educator I can still remember the first day I stepped foot into first grade. So much so‚ I remember it like it was yesterday. The sun was shining‚ the wind was slightly blowing and I had the biggest smile on my face. I was extremely excited‚ yet nervous‚ for my first day of school. Now thinking about it‚ there was no need to be nervous because my teacher gave each one of us a warm welcome‚ and as soon as I said goodbye to my mother‚ Mrs Otterson gave me the biggest

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    Dual Roles of a Teacher/Coach National University PGM 101 Philosophy of Coaching Dual Roles of a Teacher/Coach In the United States we are seeing a decline in both education as well as physical education. The article‚ Clarifying physical education teacher-coach responsibilities: a self-analysis guide for those in Dual Roles points out several great points that plague the physical educator in being able to proper balance both the educational role along with the

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    (print) ISSN 1313-3551 (online) TEACHER-MANAGER STATUS AND ROLES IN THE TEACHING PROFESSION N. Kaloyanova* Department of Pedagogik and Psyhology‚ Faculty of Social Sciences‚ University “Prof. d-r Assen Zlatarov”‚ Burgas‚ Bulgaria ABSTRACT The article provides contemporary interpretation of the concept of status‚ role and function in relation to the teaching profession. In the aspect of the presented theoretical concept the study aims to reveal teachers’ understanding of managerial status

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    effective school‚ the principal must be effective in his role as a leader. The principal is the centre of attention and will be observed by teachers‚ students and parents. In addition‚ the principal is the one who should lead by example. Then it is of utmost importance that the principal exhibits qualities of an effective leader that are conducive to creating an effective school. School culture and the relationship that the parents‚ teachers and students have with the school have been linked closely

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    The Montessori teacher plays an important role in the Montessori environment. The teacher needs to acquire a deeper sense of the dignity of the child as a human being‚ a new appreciation of the significance of his spontaneous activities‚ a wider and thorough understanding of his needs. The most essential part of the teacher is that the teacher should go through spiritual preparation. The moral preparation is necessary before one is fit to be entrusted with the care of the children in a principle

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    school. But what is the reason for this? In Irving Layton’s essay ’The Role of The Teacher’ he believes that teachers shouldn’t be fully blamed‚ and that one of main reasons why students do poorly in school are due to the cut backs and poor judgment of the school boards. Also he believes that the society has done their part to help shape our present and current students. Another main factor he discusses about is how the teacher should be teaching the students how to learn‚ open their minds and prepare

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    ROLE OF TEACHERS IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION Dr.R.Sivakumar Assistant Professor of Education Annamalai University INTRODUCTION Violence prevention‚ conflict resolution‚ peer mediation‚ peaceable classrooms: these are the words that frame a growing movement in education. Violence prevention connotes both a need and a program‚ a part of which may address conflict resolution skills. Conflict resolution refers generally to strategies that enable students to handle conflicts peacefully and

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