Education

Introduction to Child Development

You have come such a long way since Week 1! You should be proud of your accomplishments over the past five weeks. Now you can take some time to reflect on your experience in ECE 205. For this journal, write and in-depth response to the following questions: What has impacted your learning the most throughout […]

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Design Process

Discuss the strategies for design and planning you have found most helpful or useful in your academic journey.  If you are not yet working in education, describe an equivalent scenario in which you have used specific design methods to craft a project (such as the unit of instruction you have built during this course).  Did […]

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Principles of Universal Design for Learning

This discussion is an opportunity to further demonstrate your ability to apply the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to the design of instruction and assessment. As you learned last week from reading Edyburn (2013) Chapter 5 and viewing the CAST (2010) video UDL at a glance, the three main principles supporting UDL are […]

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Cooperative Learning

Our text states, “Combining computers with cooperative learning strategies promotes greater quantity and quality of daily achievement, more successful problem solving, and higher performance on factual recognition, application, and problem-solving text items than do computers and competition or computers and individualized learning.” With that in mind, explore the National Education Association (NEA) website and review […]

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Education and Digital Literacy

For this discussion board first view the following video: pham ly. (2013, August 30). Did You Know 2013 Officially Updated for 2013) HD [Video file]. Retrieved fromhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoEFmui_3_g Next briefly scan each of the following articles and websites: NMC horizon report 2012 K-12 edition NMC horizon report 2013 higher education edition enGauge®21st century skills: Literacy in […]

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Standards and Objectives

Describe the purpose of a learning standard (referred to as a goal in Chapter 1) and the critical components of a learning objective. How would you differentiate between the two if attempting to explain it to somebody else? What is the relationship between formative assessments during instruction and the standards and objectives of that lesson? […]

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Formative Assessments

According to Chapter 1 of the required text, Formative assessment is assessment FOR learning. Summative assessment is assessment OF learning. Formative assessments occur during the lesson as opposed to the end of a unit of instruction and should be the primary focus of assessment in schools. Additionally, formative assessments allow the teacher to support learning […]

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Special Education

Explain the concept of special education. What is the impact of both cultural diversity and linguistic diversity on special education? Be sure to remember that students with linguistic diversity are not necessarily special education students.

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Literature: Inductive Analysis

Some researchers have argued that reviewing the literature curtails inductive analysis—using induction to determine the direction of the research—and should be avoided at the early stages of the research process.  Others suggest that the review of related literature is important early in the action research process because it helps action researchers identify underlying assumptions behind […]

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Learning Disabilities And The Classroom

Interview a teacher of students with LD. Discuss skills necessary in organizing and planning strategies for effective classroom management, including: grouping scheduling lesson plans homework strategies record keeping selecting instructional materials. Observe the teacher’s classroom management. Discuss your observations with the teacher. In an essay of 1,500-1,750- words, summarize your learning experience and key insights […]

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