If teaching were as simple as using the one best way to teach or assess every student, it would be considered more of a science. However, there isn't just one best way, and that's why teaching is an art. With this being said, we also know that some teachers struggle with developing 'ideas'. Discuss an idea you have for a way
Your squad is on a search and attack mission looking for dispersed enemy insurgents throughout a large area of operation. All of a sudden you're under attack with small arms fire and your squad manages to suppress and kill some of the insurgents in the process. Put in plain words your activities as a squad leader in the reorgani
In order to develop intervention strategies and determine client needs, career counselors must use specific interviewing techniques. Identify, describe, and give examples of the interviewing techniques that have proven to be effective in career counseling.
How can teachers reconcile the time they give initially to teaching and practicing routines rather than to teaching academic content? Critics of Jones's incentive systems do not like the idea of "bribing" students to work and behave well, which they are supposed to do anyway. (This same complaint is made about behavior modifi
Please help answer the following question. Provide at least 200 words in the solution. Morrish suggests tactics to have respect for authority, train compliance, and manage student choice. Why do you agree or disagree with his suggestions?
Can you provide a description of Facebook's Current State of Information, Learning, and Knowledge Flow?
The field of Human Performance Technology (HPT) is very process driven when it comes to evaluating people performance. Professionals in this field are known more commonly as performance consultants (PCs). Judith Hale, expert in the field of performance consulting has stated in her book The Performance Consultant's Handbook tha
Please help me get started with a paper that requires me to choose a television show or movie to which I have to address philosophical, ideological, and theoretical tenets and how they reveal themselves throughout plot and dialogue.
How do media writers influence society
Why are different assessment tools essential to adolescent learners? And what are the benefits of differentiated assessment strategies?
How does one write assessment rubrics for writing assignments (term-papers) in Education and Psychology fields?
What is the criterion recommended in "A Strategy for Developing Chronological-Age-Appropriate and Functional Curricular Content for Severely Handicapped Adolescents and Young Adults" to decide instructional goals and curriculum?
I am trying to evaluate a current trend of higher education in financial management. Can you provide some assistance?
What is your understanding of the Canter's explanation of student and teacher rights in the classroom? To what extent does their concept of classroom rights seem to you to be a valuable one for teachers?
- How might interactions between parents and a child with a disability be improved ? - What are some ways that have been proven successful?
Can you help me with the following questions: - What type of classroom environment can you set up that supports Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP) for a classroom of 3 year old children? - What type of furnishings, equipment, and materials are available to support the children's growth and development? - How does
What is the value of having lists of principles and specific competencies for teachers and teacher training programs? How can you modify your planning and teaching when you teach classes with multiple ethnic and cultural groups?
In your opinion, what are the benefits and constraints of using the scientific method to analyze environmental decisions? What are some social, economic, aesthetics, and ethical issues involved in a current environmental controversy? Explain.
Just need your input with these questions. 1. Describe an instructional design scenario in which you believe formal needs analysis would not need to be conducted. 2. According to the electronic reading, The Knowledge, Methods, and Cognition Process in Instructor-led Online Discussion, what are the three types of strategies
Discuss potential challenges or limitations to complete an action research-based project?
1) Dealing with Intellectual Disabilities recommend assessments that are stable and do not need change. 2) Dealing with Intellectual Disabilities recommend assessments that need some change, and identify what the changes would be.
I need help building an outline that identifies the philosophies or theories that reflect how one envisions a classroom and curriculum. The age group I have chosen is 3 years of age. The primary focus is on the comprehensivness of understanding the many components that are necessary to consider when designing curriculum for pres
1. If you were working on an analysis, how would you feel if you did a lot of work on this analysis, and then say, 6 months later you viewed the final product and it was clear that most of your analysis had been either ignored or not taken into consideration? How might this have happened in the first place, and what ideas do yo
Please help answer the following questions. Do you think scientific inventions aimed at improving the quality of life of those with mental retardation can be in conflict with their individual rights? Why or why not? What scientific interventions do you recommend to use for students with mental retardation?
Compare two different cooperative learning strategies for engaging with expository text in the content area classroom. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy, how deeply does each strategy encourage connection with the text, and how well can each strategy be connected to other activities involving the text?
How do you think pedagogy is affected by online learning technologies? In other words, how might these technologies constrain instructors' abilities to implement Chickering and Gamson's "Seven Principles?"
Self-directed learners engage in a number of intelligent behaviors. Among them are those who listen with understanding and empathy, metacognition, and wonderment. Describe a wonderment you could use to stimulate curiosity about important content in your curriculum. Explain how collaboration with your school colleague (if any)
What is an instructional situation or a learning situation in which poorly conceived knowledge of the instructional context might harm the success of the instruction? What may be done to utilize these context characteristics to correct the instruction and achieve success?
1. What is the relationship between genetics and behavioral eating habits? In which stages of the lifecycle is nutrition more important? How might current choices affect future health? Provide a rationale for your answers. How is the effect of nutrition on growth, development, and learning different during the various stages of
Our responsibility as leaders includes advocacy for our organizations. To advocate effectively, we need to demonstrate and effectively communicate that a difference has been made: "that we have closed a learning gap or benefited from an opportunity. Need help with the following: Design a plan for communicating positive ch