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Student Teaching Internship Reflection – Week #3
This last week was as busy as ever, and I ramping up with doing more lesson plans each week. My math group was very interesting this week because I am realizing the polarity within the group. I also realized how … Continue reading
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Tagged Education, Handwriting, Special Education
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Students as Learners EDU-6132 Quiz 1
1. List of behaviors and motor skills. Typical Age at which skill is evident in child. 2 months – Turns head to follow moving object 9 months – Sits alone for 1 minute; says “da-da” 1 year – Walks while … Continue reading
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Tagged EDU 6135, Education, Genie Wiley, John Medina, motor skills development, Piaget, Students as Learners
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EDU 6120 – Week 8 “I can teach”
As important as all the readings were this week, probably the most pertinent to me as a Special Education teaching student was Arthur Ellis’ section on the Public Law 94-142 in 1975, which has been updated several times maybe most … Continue reading
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Tagged EDU 6120, Education, Educational Philosophies, Special Education
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Module 7 – Organizing, Managing, One-to-One, Producing and Presenting
Our team workshop project really took off this week as we finished our syllabus, supplemental documents, and individual PowerPoint’s presentations aimed at the different phases of the class. I had never used PowerPoint before, so that was a good experience. … Continue reading
Tagged EDTC 6536, Education, one-to-one, Technology
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EDTC 6526, Module 6 – Math Modeling & TELA
I found several sites and program that I think will be useful to me especially in a special education classroom. The two main ones were “kidspiration,” and “Starfall.” While “kidspiration” looks to be a great learning tool I know there … Continue reading
Tagged EDTC, Education, kidspiration, Starfall
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SPU-EDTC 6536 – Module 5, Games and Virtual Environments
In my reflection this week I’d like to discuss the 2 biggest things that stood out to me this week in studying about games and virtual environments in the classroom. First is my fascination of Ender’s Game (Card, 1985). Secondly … Continue reading
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EDTC 6536 – Module 3, Plargiarism & copyrighting
This week in EDTC we studied different kinds of copyright infringement, and found ways to avoid it. I know that plagiarism happens often, but I think that a lot of it is due to confusion and ignorance of the rules … Continue reading
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SPU-EDTC 6536 – Module 2 – Social Bookmarking, Wiki’s, & Edutopia
I felt a lot more comfortable with some of the resources in our module 3 reading and videos. Two of the videos “Social Bookmarking in Plain English” and “Wikis in Plain English” both created by Lee LeFever (2007) were excellent … Continue reading
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