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    Teaching Millenials

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    Students And How They Learn‚ in the book‚ Teaching at Its Best: A Research-Based Resource for College Instructors (Third Edition)‚ by Linda B. Neilson. Regards‚ Rick Reis” from Tomorrow’s Professor Mailing List‚ sponsored by the Stanford Center for Teaching and Learning at http://cgi.stanford.edu/~dept-ctl/tomprof/posting.php?ID=1047                                                  Teaching the Millennial Generation If you are teaching traditional-age students‚ you need to know

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    Reciprocal Teaching

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    describes the concept of reciprocal teaching: "Definition: Reciprocal teaching refers to an instructional activity that takes place in the form of a dialogue between teachers and students regarding segments of text. The dialogue is structured by the use of four strategies: summarizing‚ question generating‚ clarifying‚ and predicting. The teacher and students take turns assuming the role of teacher in leading this dialogue. Purpose: The purpose of reciprocal teaching is to facilitate a group effort

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    In a small Canadian town there is a class going on. There are actually many classes going on but this is the one that is relevant right now. Anyways‚ in this classroom there is many pictures of great men in history. Writers‚ poets‚ philosophers‚ inventors etc. All men‚ and only men. The few that are recognizable to a short girl in the back are Shakespeare‚ Edger Allan Poe‚ Gandhi‚ and whom she believes is Tesla. Naturally‚ the girl will feel bad not knowing the rest but she already accepted that

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    Spanish Classroom

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    is providing them with a lot of exercises to enforce their vocabulary. Jeremy Ascher ‘19‚ of the first year Spanish class says “I think Dr. Roldan is doing a great job considering she came in the middle of the year and I really like the way she is teaching.” Dr. Roldan will unquestionably help students in all grades excel with their Spanish vocabulary and their speaking. Students passionately are learning to get the grades they deserve‚ and thanks to our new Spanish teacher students goals will be

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    Naa Classroom

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    The classroom will need a chalkboard or whiteboard a projector and a screen for presentation slides and videos. Display cupboards should be placed throughout the school for displaying student’s artworks. An area needs to be designated for the art library and a bulletin board for displaying artwork. To help manage the classroom chairs and table need to be easily accessible. Linderman (1997) suggest using attention

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    Teaching Philosophy

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    My teaching philosophy is most closely steeped in progressivism. According to the progressivism philosophy it is crucial that a teacher make all the lessons meaningful to the students. It is also vital that the teacher meets the needs of their students. Progressivism also states that students will learn more effectively in social settings. In the progressivism philosophy it is essential to teach subjects not in isolation but as a blend of several subjects combined. The progressivism philosophy points

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    Cultural Diversity

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    States has always been the “melting pot” of various racial and ethnic groups. In spite of the sides of our history where each group experienced prejudice and discrimination on different levels past and present‚ our nation is still rich with cultural diversity. From this I have learned a lot over the last nine weeks about my culture‚ other cultures‚ and the possible future if all of us come together to become a more pluralistic society. I began to understand the classification of subordinate groups (or

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    Diversity in Education

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    Millennial Generation. As this generation began to enter college‚ the percentage of white students decreased from 81.5 percent to 69.4 percent (Coomes & DeBard‚ 2004). Diversity among higher education will continue to play an intricate part in the daily lives of college students as well as others who contribute to campus society. Diversity is more apparent among college campuses than it was thirty-five years ago (Light‚ 2001). Students represented on campus back then were middle-class‚ white males

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    Equality and Diversity

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    UNIT 006 TASK A Explain a teacher’s role in promoting equality and valuing diversity As a potential teacher of hairdressing I feel very passionate about equality‚ every learner that I will welcome into my classroom is an individual and will be treated as such. My overarching philosophy is a very inclusive approach with every learner that matter’s regardless of social‚ cultural and religious back ground and it is my job to allow the learner to achieve to their best potential All this will be

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    Teaching as a Career

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    Teaching as Career and Not as a Pay Check Many people that choose to become teachers because someone in their family was a teacher. Some teachers started out in another profession and never thought about teaching at all. After watching the National Teachers of the Year and listen to their stories it has enlighten me on why I choose to be a Teacher. Why do I want to be a teacher? I want to be a teacher because I wanted to make a difference in a child’s life. I volunteered in many elementary schools

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