School finance
What factors should be considered important and included in developing a formula to distribute state resources to public schools and why? (i.e. poverty, diversity, transportation costs, staff seniority, etc)
What factors should be considered important and included in developing a formula to distribute state resources to public schools and why? (i.e. poverty, diversity, transportation costs, staff seniority, etc)
* How do you define curriculum? * How does the educational institution with which you are affiliated define curriculum? * Do all stakeholders (boards, administrators, teachers, students, parents, general public) define curriculum the same way? * Is it important for the profession to settle on one definition? W
This posting examines the Constructivist theory of language, learning and literacy. It also shows three concrete examples of the constructivist theory in language arts/ literacy instruction.
This solution maintains an overview of Curriculum Implementation and Evaluation using these focal questions: 1. What are the strengths and weaknesses of team-based curriculum design in a remote work environment? 2. What processes or procedures might be unique to a curriculum design process carried out in a remote work env
Develop a teaching plan that covers a period of time from one to two weeks for a shared reading of a big book appropriate for emergent readers. Describe in detail what will be done at each step, from the first reading to the final use of the book for teaching points.
This job cites a detailed plan to teach work identification skills or strategies. It then chooses a book or story that contains words that will be suitable as big words for the skills or strategies you want to teach (4th,5th & 6th graders). It then describes what you will do and say to teach the skills and strategies that ar
Various approaches to Curriculum Theories are explained. Kemmis' theory is examined in terms of its primary suppositions, strengths, etc.
Develop a plan whereby you would integrate a part of each of the theorists (Piaget, Kohlberg, Gilligan) into your classroom environment. Be certain to use knowledge from the text. Consider the age group of students (4th, 5th. & 6th) you are teaching and indentify which of Erickson's strages of development your students will
Using what you learned from Piaget and Vygotsky, this posting examines if it is better to push a child or leave him to learn at his own pace?
Here is the complete explanation that I need to get started. Describe why the study of curriculum history is important to educators. Research and describe the curriculum history of a nation other than the United States. Apply what you have learned about the relationship between culture and curriculum and explain what you
This solution describes and discusses the procedure for five techniques of vocabulary instruction e.g. Content-Word Board, Big Word of the Day, Morphemes, Sample Suffix Activity and Common Root Words.
This posting overviews elementary reading and decoding. Based on the Deford Theoretical Orientation to Reading Profile, it aids with writing a belief statement, then developing a set of principles to guide your instructional decision-making.
This posting examines the curriculum history of Norway as far back as possible. It also looks at the relationship between culture and curriculum explain what are the ideological components of Norway's curriculum development and changes. Finally, using the history and nature of curriculum, it explains what the future may hold fo
This thorough solution encompasses various aspects about curriculum and understanding curriculum history. These areas include: 1. Ideology - What is of most value to learn? 2. Change - What needs to be changed in the curriculum and why? 3. Stability - Is the curriculum stable or under change? 4. What evidence fr
Can courseware-authoring assessment tools provide for formative and summative evaluations of students? What is the importance of knowing the strengths and weaknesses of courseware-authoring assessment tools in the design and development phase of the ISD System Design Model? These questions are posed.
What other industries and professions besides teaching adhere to standards? Why and how?
How can a portfolio will assist teachers in their personal and professional development?
This posting classifies VRI using the Boston Consulting Group's strategic planning matrix.
This job helps to give ideas about how to research various methods of student assessment using the Cybrary, Internet, and any other resources at your disposal.
Part 1 I need to transfer the knowledge of Bloom's Taxonomy and measurable verbs to an outcome creation activity. I cannot measure "understand," "know," and "demonstrates an understanding." Based on the area of interest and/or expertise, I need to prepare a paper that provides academic support and appropriate in-text cita
I have two questions that I need help on. Here is the first one. I need help in describing two applications of self-conatined, computer-mediated learning modules, such as CD ROM-based modules for business training. Here is the last one. What issues or opportunities in our enviornment might be usefully addressed through
Could you guide me with this, so that I will know how to prepare my paper, and explain to me what the instructor is asking me to do, because I really do not understand this. Thanks Search the Cybrary to access the ERIC database; use the ERIC database to locate the following journal article: McCoy, D. R., & Sorensen, C.
Prepare a matrix that describes the critical features of behavioral, cognitive, and constructivist theories of learning. Use this template (see attached) for future learning resources. (See attached file for full problem description).
Problem Analysis Paper In the paper, include a clear and concise problem statement and address the following: a. How did you become aware that there was a problem? b. What goals, objectives, and tools/techniques did you use to frame the problem? Mrs. Kenia has been feeling as though she is constantly behind in the
This solution explains various Principles of Instructional Design. It emphasizes the implications for learning if functionalism or conflicting views are utilized.
I'm having a really hard time understanding Meta-cognition. I need help on explaining the four types of learning listed below. What it represents and then discuss if it is a long /short term memory tool. Is it meant to help w/large or small amounts of data and lastly the format of the style being used. Samples to use: Me
1. How can play stimulate child to child conversations. 2. What is the teacher's role in dramatic play.
You have a student that consistently does not finish classroom work, even though she is capable. You have tried encouraging her, giving her extra rewards for work completed, and contacting her parents. When the student is confronted about unfinished work, she reacts in a hostile way. This may include everything from arguing w
Gary is a new student to Ms. Adams fifth grade classroom. He appears uninteresed in what is going on. He has already shown aggressive behavior towards other students, and Ms. Adams feels threatened by his "I'm in charge" attitude and refusal to work. Using "mistaken goals" what strategies can you come up with that might assis
A new student has arrived in your classroom. Although it's only the student's first day in your room, you get the feeling that he "is going to be a handful." He seems disinterested in what you have to say, and has already disrupted surrounding students by visiting. QUESTIONS: What aspects of Assertive Discipline could y