discussion, enjoys music, and is diligent in his work. Observing him, his teachers, and other various special education classrooms has given valuable information to increase my teaching strategies. Inclusive Math Class Junior’s first period class is Algebra 1-2. It is an inclusive class and is co-taught by Meinen and Geigas. Meinen, the special education teacher, is there to help students and provide assistance services to Geigas’s teaching. However, all of Geigas’s classes have some form of inclusion
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The theme of today’s class was listening for a democratic Society. Learning objectives for this class are: 1) SWBAT apply Parker’s framework for listening for a democratic society through multiple instructional strategies and 2) SWBAT critique their listening skills in the classroom via reflection on experiences during multiple instructional strategies. The activities I will focus on are Talking Chips and Serial Testimony. Talking chips stared working on LO 1 and LO 2, to apply different listening
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well-reasoned way that convinces others. -When you are talking to people, it is good to make your point very clear to yourself first before you can make it clear to anyone else. If you are making a vital point you explain what it is to the people, then after you make your argument. When you start your arguments, you put them in points, and when you start talking you have to elaborate on whatever you are talking about. So that when you are talking to them, they will have a clear understanding of the
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wide varieties of topics found in psychology today are introduced and the underlying theories discussed. The course is meant to be a foundation course for those planning to major in psychology as well as an interesting elective for non-majors. This class also completes a general education requirement. Course Objectives: to help you expand your abilities and knowledge in the following broad areas as they pertain to psychology: the process of inquiry, critical reasoning, major concepts and methodologies
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that came to the front to talk about announcements for what was going to be taking place during the upcoming week. After that, another man came up and started singing the opening hymn, which after feeling that I needed to participate I decided to sing along with because I really wanted to get a feel for what was happening around me. Once that had concluded pastor finally came to the microphone and started talking. It was unlike any other in a religious service I have had the
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Title: Disciplinary Scenarios and Strategies In today’s classrooms whether it’s at schools, colleges or universities there are disciplinary problems to be found. However there should be classroom discipline and management present and both the students and teachers should be well aware of it. Classroom management is a term used by teachers to describe the process of ensuring that classroom lessons run smoothly despite disruptive behavior by students. The term also implies the prevention of
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FCT4- Task 4 September 25, 2014 B. I. Direct Instruction A. Goal- pay attention by listening quietly during instruction B. Rule- During instruction the students must sit quietly with eyes on the teacher C. Reinforcement- punches to use at the class store D. Consequence- After 3 warnings the student will move their pin to the next color on the behavior chart II. Cooperative Learning A. Goal- to work together with other
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2015 Syllabus Professor: Douglas E. Kulper Office Hours: Mon 12:45 – 1:45 pm Office: North Hall 3050 Mon 5:00 – 6:15 pm E-mail: doug.kulper@ucsb.edu Wed 5:00 – 6:15 pm Class Meeting Information Class Time: Monday/Wednesday, 2:00 pm – 3:15 am (Room: NH 1110) Class Time: Monday/Wednesday, 3:30 pm – 4:45 am (Room: NH 1110) Course Description Three hours lecture/discussion/problem solving. An in-depth analysis of recognition, measurement, classification,
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the Deaf Outreach Church. The purpose was to observe and communicate with others using sign language that weren’t from class. There is a difference from signing signs we are learning in class and holding a conversation with others. I needed to apply what I learned in the classroom to real life. 2. What is one question about the Deaf community that you hoped to answer during the course of this assignment? What causes the strong bond in the Deaf culture? From observing the people signing to each
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participate and share work equally, respect other people’s ideas and opinions, make sure that everyone in the group understands the task or the response to a question, speak clearly but not shout, praise outstanding contributions, etc. As a class, attempt to summarize the list into three to five rules that students agree are important. Post the rules in the classroom for easy reference and encourage students to record the rules in their own science notebooks. You may want to have each
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