Is Globalization Americanization?
How and when do cultural items become "glocal?" Examples include at least one U.S.-based fast food chain, a film or television show, and a musical example.
How and when do cultural items become "glocal?" Examples include at least one U.S.-based fast food chain, a film or television show, and a musical example.
What do you do if the parents don't come to the "Meet the Teacher Night" or if they don't fill out any of the information sheets that were sent home? As a child gets older, parents become less and less involved in the child's educational process. How can this trend be reversed, so parents continued to be involved in helping
How can teachers start the year off on the "right foot" with parents?
Create a multimedia presentation about synchronous online learning that includes the following: a. The advantages and disadvantages of synchronous online learning b. Facilitation strategies c. Tools that enhance student learning d. An instructional audio or video element
Create a 30-minute instructional activity plan on the subject of your choice for adult learners. You must include the following in your plan: a. A web 2.0 tool as an instructional component b. A collaboration component including individual and collaborative input c. An assessment of the outcomes of the activity
See the attached article â??Subitizingâ? and answer the below: 1. What do you think â??subitizingâ? is? 2. Why do you think it might be an important concept for teachers to understand? 3. What is one way that you can use subitizing in the teaching practice and how?
Some believe it is better to formative assess rather than rely on summative assessments for measurement of student knowledge and skills? Why is this?
Have you completed any multiple intelligence assessments to identify what type of learner you are? What type of activities would you or already do incorporate into your classroom for the type of learner you are?
What do you consider to be the most important characteristic of a teacher, professionalism, parent and community involvement, or reflection? Explain
Compare project based assessments to authentic assessments and explain how they can support problem based learning and help students meet standards and learning goals that require higher order thinking skills? Project based learning typically results in some type of product and performance. Provide an example of technology i
Please explain "token diversity" and provide some examples that could be seen in a preschool classroom to better help clarify this to me. How does token diversity minimizes the existence of certain cultures and groups
What are effective instructional practices in print awareness, phonology, phonemic awareness, alphabetic principles, and assessment of early literacy?
What are the lessons of research on the early home environment and the role of caregivers?
Â?¢Compare formative assessment with summative assessment. What is the difference between them? List at least four ways that technology can assist you in accomplishing both types of assessment, and state your rationale.
From the attached article, what is the relationship between classroom norms and teaching math to children? Any insights?
What are some aspects of the classroom norms that can help the children learn mathematics with understanding in the Patterning and Partitioning lesson sequence?
A student's parent notices that you use learning logs in your classroom but you don't correct the grammar and spelling in their writing. Explain the purpose of learning logs and rationale for not correcting them. Explain how learning logs might fit with the rest of your curriculum and what students will gain by using learning
Q 1-What conditions do you think warrant wiretapping of, or eavesdropping on, personnel communications? What are your ethical concerns with either of these techniques? How might they affect personnel investigations? Q 2- Surveillance could be an important aspect of an internal investigation. What are some special technique
Think about an actual assessment to evaluate student learning in an educational setting. Design an assessment tool that will provide data on student learning. Your project must include the following components: a. Description of the intended audience. Include at least one table or chart that summarizes demographic informatio
Q1. Explain the importance of a polygraph or CVSA examination in the background process. What is your opinion of the use of polygraph examinations to hire employees? Q2. Do you think that polygraph testing is accurate? In Minnesota they use polygraphs but the results cannot be submitted to a court as "proof" of guilt or innoc
1.How might you select which vocabulary words to teach? 2.You may remember vocabulary study as getting a list of words, looking up the definition, and then taking a test on the words. This is still a prevalent practice, but research shows it is highly ineffective. What different methods of vocabulary instruction would you use
Q1. Under what circumstances is the polygraph used during a background investigation? Explain the importance of a polygraph or CVSA examination in the background process. What is your opinion of the use of polygraph examinations to hire employees?
Which do you believe causes the greatest dilemma in making ethical decisions and why? - Personal values - School district values - Pressures related to meeting student needs
1. List the different types of reliability and validity. What sort of reliability and validity would you seek in assessing employee performance? 2. What are some examples of nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio data? What is internal consistency? How can you determine whether your survey has internal consistency?
How are social development skills acquired in infants and children?
What are the pros and cons of inclusion? Give at least 2 benefits and 2 drawbacks to inclusion, with reasons to back up your responses.
Q1. Do you think that a background investigation is important prior to hiring an individual? Why? Q 2- How do television dramas differ from real-life crime scene investigations? What do you think is the most misleading difference between the two?
Start with determining the standards you will be using. It should be no more than three and one or two are best. Then determine what exactly the students should be understanding from the standard(s). A good thing to do is be able to state why the students need to learn the concepts - what they will be able to take away fro
Do you feel that a teacher should lose their credentials if the inappropriate behavior is with another teacher, district personnel, or husband of another district employee? With students, would it be better to separate the individual from the district or should they lose their credentials?
Please describe 3 myths about multi-cultural education in preschool classroom.. As a teacher, how can l dispel these myths by promoting multicultural perspective?