1. Imagine a teacher has a new student in class who has minimal experience with technology due to limited formal schooling and socioeconomic reasons. The teacher likes to conduct formative assessments in class using digital tools and does not see the need to support the...
As an educator, you will be expected to know how to create and implement daily lesson plans and assessments. It is important to develop the skills to write lesson plans that include state standards, effective learning objectives, appropriate instructional strategies, and differentiated activities and assessments...
write a reflection about your teaching experiences within Block 1 to include a connection to the teaching preparation standards. In 250 words, discuss the learning experiences you encountered that support your knowledge and understanding of different learning needs in instruction and assessment. Provide an example...
Paraprofessionals are an integral part of the support team for students. They provide academic and behavioral support in the classrooms and on campus, are frequently tasked with collecting data to support the mastery of IEP goals, and sometimes provide important health aid supports to students...
1. How does knowing and respecting students as individuals affect instructional planning and assessment? How can you get to know students, the communities they are a part of, and their individual strengths and needs, to plan effective instruction and assessment? How will you create an...
Imagine this scenario: As part of a professional development workshop, you are asked to present a paper to help all the teachers attending understand how constitutional law affects teachers and students. For this assignment, review the major educational changes identified in your completed Evolving...
This course explores in depth the components of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Students will gain experience in writing all components of IEPs and as well as evaluate IEPs for compliance and best practice. Assignment: Putting it together...
Create a resource document that you can use as a quick reference during your lesson planning process to ensure that language development strategies are incorporated for all students. Include at least 3 to 4 strategies for promoting language development in the following areas: Semantics Syntactic Pragmatics Write a 35- to...
Part of becoming an effective teacher includes gathering valuable tools that you can use and reuse over the years. Some lessons end up being incredibly successful, leading to optimal learning, while others require adjustments as you take note of gaps in student learning. As an...
1.Some educational approaches, such as project-based learning, lend themselves to promoting cross-disciplinary skills. Research and share the benefits and challenges of planning lessons with such an approach. 2. How can teachers provide descriptive and timely feedback during a lesson to support student growth towards quality work?...