Essays on Lesson

The Everyman Play is a morality play that became popular after the Corpus Christi Plays were banned in the 15th century. The play was written by an unknown author, but many Historians believe that the author was probably a priest or monk as they were the people who usually wrote religious and moral dramas. It is also likely that the play is a conglomeration of numerous authors due to several rewrites throughout history. The play was originally written in Middle English. The play uses allegory to look at “Everyman” who is the representation of mankind. The play looks at ...

Abstract

This paper attempts to highlight the prevailing hazards and subsequent safety measures in construction activities. The main elements of accidents in the construction industry are known as fatal four that include falls, caught between objects, electrocution and struck by objects. These elements contribute massive fatalities in the construction industry and "falls" are considered as the frequent cause of fatalities. Moreover, fatal injuries have declined during last one decade. Pre-planning is integral in construction activities, and so safety management and planning should be made an important part of the pre-planning step. All possible hazards at the construction site need to ...

Talking about Middle Age culture, it is necessary to underline the role of religion. The morality play Everyman is based on its principles and gives moral lessons to reader. This is a story about how an ordinary person is afraid of death and how he searches companions (fellowship, family) for his trip in kingdom come. Such notions as “Deeds” and “Goods” appear in the context in order to show reader the difference between them. Goods contribute to luxury life, but they cannot share with Everyman his trip to God. As for Deeds, they are insufficient as opposed to Sins ...

a. Indicate which passage you have chosen and summarize it in no more than 3 sentences. The passage that has been chose for analysis is Luke 4:14-30. This passage describes Jesus' return to Galilee. During this time he begins to preach to the community, and gives them the prophecy that had been spoken to him. The people become angry with him, although impressed by his wisdom. He then leaves town by parting the crowd and walking through. b. Introduce the reader to your argument. Within the passage, the people of the community at first seem to see him in ...

The use of technology in the classroom is slowly becoming an integral part of the way teachers impart knowledge in the classroom. Of course, technology has a number of benefits and it lends itself to the belief that each teacher is taking the necessary strides to improve the educational values of the classroom to the young impressionable minds that they encounter. But, new technologies have brought with it a number of changes that have impacted the teaching and learning process in many ways. Technology in the classroom started decades ago and is not limited to the used of Internet ...

In A Class Divided, Jane Elliot was using the social identity approach to teach the children empathy, by decategorizing identities and by splitting the classroom up into two groups: the blue-eyed people and the brown-eyed people. She made the brown-eyed people into the group that was going to face the discrimination on Tuesday, and made the blue-eyed group the target of prejudice on Wednesday. In just these two days, the third graders learned a profound lesson on prejudice and discrimination that would inevitably affect their outlook in their adult life. One of the blue-eyed students that used his position ...

“The Moped Diaries” is one of those short films that can be appreciated loved by many different audiences. However, it is difficult for the audiences to say what they like about this film. To explain why this film is so popular is an even more difficult task as a description may not do it justice. While there are many elements about this film that make it so interesting, the fact that it is a bit on the quirky side. There is slight humor when there should not be such as when the entire family is looking at their motor ...

Summary of Teaching Plan

Duration: 30 Minutes Epidemiological Rationale for Topic In most countries, common cold has caused children to skip school and adults to miss work. The United States reports approximately 1 billion cases of common cold each year with a child getting 6-10 colds and adults 2-3 annually “Common Colds: Protect Yourself and Others,” 2015). During winter and spring, high cases of colds are reported during the year. Common symptoms of colds include running nose, sore throats, and headaches, watery eyes, sneezing and coughing. A nurse should be able to tell from the ineffective airway clearance related to inflammatory process in ...

Whole Class Grade IV Literacy Lesson Plan

A Grade 4 school adviser, Kate Rollins, has been very keen on observing her class of 40 students in terms of academic achievement and physical development as part of the school curriculum. Kate’s students are children of well-off parents. Some of the students are well-behaved, while some are too naughty who likes bullying classmates. One of her students is Ruby Cruz, a typical quiet student who sometimes prefers to be alone and just watch his classmates play. The teachers of Grade 4 students find Ruby very good in conduct as she is not a noisy and bully student. ...

Introduction: Quality Tools Discussed In the Article

The main quality tools discussed in this article are SIPOC, fish bone, pareto, brainstorming and benchmarking. SIPOC is an acronym that refers to Suppliers, Inputs, Process, Outputs and Customers. It is a process improvement tool that helps team members agree on a common course of action in quality management. Fish bone is used to identify a different cause to an existing problem. Benchmarking involves comparing an organization’s quality policies to industry standards. Pareto analysis is used to indicate problems that need more attention than others do. Brainstorming is a process of generating multiple ideas about quality problems (Schindler, ...

Chapter II - Literature Review

Section I – Literature Search In this paper, the author hypothesized that one of the major causes of Ford Motors’ demise, in terms of organizational performance, is its inability to address the causes of its product recalls, which consequently led to significant financial setbacks and brand and image deterioration. The recalls of Ford previous products affected its short – term performances and damaged its image, determining prospect customers to shift their focus from Ford to other automobile brands. Nevertheless, the company continuously strives to improve its image, enhance its effectiveness and satisfy customers, through its strategic growth plan (Fleming, 2010). Committed ...

Abstract

This paper will analyze six curriculums of English high school in different schools using the Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels of Evaluation. In particular, Donald Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels of Evaluation has four components, namely the following: reactions, learning, behavior and results (Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels of Evaluation, n.d.). Level 1 of Kirkpatrick’s model of evaluation is reactions which measures how the participants of the training reacted (Four Levels of Evaluation, n.d.). Level 2 which is learning that measures what the participants have learned from the training (Four Levels of Evaluation, n.d.). Level 3 is behavior that gauges the ...

1.0Lesson Information 1.1 Introduction This comprehensive lesson plan will be used to teach six-year-old students in grade one the essential basketball skills. The estimated developmental stage for children in this grade is the cognitive stage. The number of students that will be trained using the lesson plan lies between fifteen and twenty. The fundamental skills that the kids will be taught include dribbling, shooting, passing, catching and handling skills. The details of the skills are provided in Table 1 in section 3.3. 1.2 Standards of Physical Education The department of physical education in Virginia offers standards that govern physical ...

Quiz Questions

1. Explain the differences between the two questions, “What is Art?” and “What is art for?” Art is a vast phenomenon and its meaning varies from the viewer to the artist itself. To understand the notion between the difference between what is art and what it is for, it is first important to look into the insight of the descriptor (Theschooloflife.com). As art is taken into consideration, most people are daunted to ponder and ask directly that what exactly might the piece of art for. There is a misconception that art is everything, or art is anything, also art ...

BUSINESS -

Business - Model Female Leader Award Introduction Leadership qualities that influence across cultures dead or alive have qualities that inspire, direct, challenge, and effectively change the world founded in strong ethical practices. Rhodes et al, (2005) describes how “converging political, industrial, and economic characteristics” aligned to ethical leadership practices prove effective (p. 87). The following is an academic exercise – a learning task demanding critical thought, organizational aptitude, and specific objectives toward achieving a better understanding about the human experience and what distinguishes leadership qualities influencing people across cultures.

Oprah Winfrey

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Introduction

Bloom’s Taxonomy offers a hierarchal model used for categorizing learning objectives according to complexity and knowledge and application of content(Clark, 2014). The hierarchy describes different kinds of learning and different levels of mastery (Simpson, 1972). . Blooms looks at it from 3 domains: affective, cognitive and psychomotor(Bloom, Engelhart, Furst, Hill, & Krathwohl, 1956).). Each of these domain levels detail skills and other performance indicators starting with the most basic to complex application of knowledge. Simpson offers a revised version of Bloom’s taxonomy that has 3 domains grouped into seven categories according to the simplest to the most ...

Reflective Essay on the Book “Wonder”

Reflective Essay on the Book “Wonder”

Abstract

It is important to teach children, and adults, how to accept individuals who have a disability. This eliminates the awkwardness when they encounter such individuals. Exposing children to individuals with different disabilities at a young age teaches them how to be responsible for their actions. Educators can assist with this process by adding a few techniques into their curriculum by tweaking their lessons without any extra work. As an educator becomes more familiar with the adaptations, it will become second nature. R.J. Palacio’s book, “Wonder” begins with a young teenage boy, August, ...

Exploring the Relationship between Learning and Leadership

The aim of the researchers in this article is to connect two lines of research namely learning and leadership. They attempt to relate the manner in which people learn to their leadership styles (Brown & Posner, 2001). According to Brown & Posner (2001), transformational learning is a cognitive process in which the learner reflects critically on his or her experiences in a supportive environment that encourage dialogue and relationship with the end product being personal development. Experience triggers reflective thinking that leads to transformation. Leadership skills are obtained from job experiences, professional contacts, and formal education. Learning from job assignments and ...

PART A (1000) In the online trading we have chosen three different contracts copper and natural gas and corn giving us a well balanced portfolio. Below is a clear explanation on each commodity traded in the Plus500 platform.

COPPER

Copper is considered as one of the oldest metal. This metal has a huge future predicted price as emerging markets opens up to increase their consumption levels. To date, the greatest consumers of this metal are the developed nations. The recent demand hike witnessed two years ago was a result of demand opening up in China and India. The greatest supplies ...

The world of Sociology is ever-changing in terms of its structure to reflect the growing and changing dynamics of the population. There are many theories that encompass the teachings of Sociology that are very important to fully understand the complete scope of the subject. One of these theories is the Structural Functionalist theory. Structural functionalism, or functionalism as it is most commonly called is a theory in the subject of Sociology. However this theory can also be applied to the subject of anthropology, biology and political science. It is a theory that explains that society is a system who ...

Poetry has a way of taking readers into the poem simply by the use of words. In “The Sea,” readers are experiences why the author needs the sea. By analyzing the structure, sound, and meaning of the poem, the reader gets a clearer picture of why the author of the poem is so passionate about the sea. In the poem, the author, Pablo Neruda talks about how the sea teaches him. What he learns he does not forget because it each experience changes him. The structure of the poem is essential to understanding the meaning of the poem. The ...

Such thing as understanding of the students` behаviour and their process of thinking contribute significantly to a successful teaching as well as hеlps in designing special progrаmmes that would be appropriate to the children with spеcial nееds. The main objective of each currіculum is to adjust the already created syllabus for the specific needs of students with disabilities. Talking about adjustment we mean that some of the students required certain changes in classroom activities, educational material, types of assessments and other elements of an educational process (Quinn, Osher & Warger, 2000). But before talking ...

Personal Development Plan

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN While my first career step will be finding work as a dental lab technician, that is not where I want my career arc to stay. I plan to open my own business providing dental lab analysis services to dental practices all over the world. Attaining that degree of success will require a great deal of leadership on my part. The purpose of this paper is to show how I plan to develop myself into the sort of business professional who can attain these results.

Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, is my source of inspiration when ...

[Enter Student Name] [Enter University Name] In this essay, I am going to examine ideas, concepts, and implications on the topic of diversity and multiculturalism within the military. Specifically, I am going to discuss the difference between equality and equity and how ensuring our military understands this lesson can impact diversity within the military, discuss what leaders can do to effectively understand other perspectives, cultures, and ethnic backgrounds, and respond directly to the questions posed by Captain Velma C. Gray at the end of her article. It must be stated that the military states publicly value diversity within its ...

Introduction

Buying a car is a huge purchase. It is a purchase that will affect any individual for the next four to five years. This makes proper negotiation skills a must when purchasing a vehicle. It is important to be well educated on the product before negotiating. This will make a person more educated when making an offer. When it comes to car negotiations, the goal is to come to an agreement that is beneficial for both parties involved (Gerstner 65). The consumer needs to know and understand this before going into a dealership and attempt a negotiation. The consumer ...

Discussion 1: Public Speaking

I definitely agree with the statement: Knowing the background, interests, and expectations of your audience significantly increases the effectiveness of your speech. All this information will help to find the right approach, to make the speech interesting exactly for these people. It is important to use the references, which will be familiar to audience. Sometimes it might be a good idea to use jokes to lighten up the atmosphere. But if the audience doesn’t appreciate your sense of humor or they will be somehow offended by it then it will just make the matters worse. You should absolutely ...

When I was very young, I remember I was not very close to many members of my family. I come from a big family with a lot of cousins, aunts, and uncles. There was always so much noise. I never appreciated that as much as everybody else did when I was small. Looking back, it seems like other members thought I was strange because of this. I was the proverbial “black sheep” of my herd. Fortunately for me, there was another black sheep in our family, who I took to right away. My grandfather, who also enjoyed the quiet ...

Introduction 2

The Impact of Insurgency Efforts During the Vietnam War 3 External Sponsors of Insurgency Movements 6 Conclusion 10

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Introduction Among the many lessons to be learned from the Vietnam War is that counterinsurgency efforts must be stopped, but it is growing increasingly difficult to do so. Fanatical individuals who are deeply devoted to their cause often head insurgent movements. Unless an equally fanatical force on the other side exists, the necessary division of labor between external sponsors and clients states in the prosecution of counterinsurgency simply cannot be met. The issue of insurgency is not unique to the United ...

Such thing as understanding of the students` behaviour and their process of thinking contribute significantly to a successful teaching as well as helps in designing special programmes that would be appropriate to the children with special needs. Unfortunately, there are plenty of students who suffer from emotional, medical or behavioural disorders. Another problem is that they tend to express their feelings in quite different ways; some of them are shy and calm while some of them are angry and frustrated. All these characteristics interfere with an educational process, so this means that they have to have an individualized educational ...

Introduction

The purpose of this paper is to present a community health project to promote healthy lifestyles in the community through reducing risks associated with the chronic health diseases. According to the Healthy People 2020, maintenance of healthy lifestyle is associated with the healthy habits of eating. The objectives put forward by the Healthy People 2020 mainly aim at the efforts that are required for modification of diet by understanding individual behaviors through which life-threatening conditions including diabetes and obesity can be controlled. In this regard, the major health issue is the prevalence of obesity among children. It seems necessary ...

A Comparative Study of Pragmatic Properties of the English and Chinese Language

Introduction Just like humans and knowledge, language is able to evolve. The question to consider is that are these changes good or bad? The establishment of a language take years to perfect and right now, no language in this world is flawless. Two best examples are two of the most spoken language in the world Chinese and English. Fact Monster (2014) uploaded a list of the most spoken language in the world, Chinese took the top spot with over 1,197,000,000 speakers around the world. English only came in third with 335,000,000 after Spanish. One ...

In 1600 Columbus’s expedition to the New World was still the talk of Europe. Europe itself was coming out of its long Middle Ages to lay the foundations of what would become a new political order of secular nation-states. Its leaders were already making plans to venture out into the wider world in search of land, gold and glory. China and India were still bastions of world civilization and aboriginal empires such as the Aztecs were still large and in charge in what would become known as the Americas. Three hundred years later the native Meso-American empires were ...

Overview

There are several program learning outcomes for a Masters of Art in Education. By achieving these outcomes, the program prepares the graduates for the dynamic world of education with a diverse set of skills.

PLO 1: Instructional Planning for Learner Development

This learning outcome is recognition of the influence of different factors in the learning of an individual. Some of the implicated factors include the social factors, cognitive abilities, linguistic factors, physical patterns, and the emotional development of the learner. It is imperative that a teacher understands the influence of these factors on the learning process when planning for the approaches to instructions. This learning outcome ...

Introduction

Psychological or emotional senses are keys to living life happily. These senses are what keep people sane through the trying times. As Mac Pherson (2011) stated, the huge influx of new information from the sciences . . . [challenge] some traditional philosophical views about the senses.”

Below are the senses a particular individual lives through to achieve complete fulfillment in his life.

Theory of Sensation and Perception Sensation and perception starts an eye opener for awareness (Grison, Heatherton & Gazzaniga, 2015). Sensation forms different ways people see, hear, touch and smell (Macpherson, 2011). Richard does his everyday tasks at work and life by feeling the situation. As a CEO of a New York multi-national company, he uses his previous ...

It was during my senior year in Bentley University that my career path had become very definite to me. In this regard, the first step of my career plan is to become a professional accountant. The sudden awareness of this objective can be based on the accumulated experiences of every struggle I had encountered—both achievement and defeat—which made me a more mature person. I studied Bachelor’s degree in Corporate Finance and Accounting in Bentley University, whereby almost all of the courses require team work projects. As such, in this context I have been trained to communicate ...

This paper is a report of the skills I learned during my PDP1 module study. It covers thirteen lessons and is a reflection on my career path and skills comprehension that I developed during the course of the module.

The first lesson was on information skills which has been of much importance in my studies. It has been instrumental in helping me explore how to access resources from the library. This involves accessing links to both the library services and the electronic library. It also explains about carrying out effective searches from search engines in locating books, e-books, financial information ...

1) Introduction

The Katrina Hurricane disaster is an experience for which it seemed that the United States government was ill prepared. According to analysts, New Orleans was never equipped with any disaster preparedness strategies to combat a hurricane much more one of the Katrina magnitude. This was a known irregularity, but public health and government officials took no time to address these issues. For example, it was further reported that the infrastructure on which New Orleans was built ...

Introduction:

In Radio interview with The French geophysicist Xavier Le Pichon on fragility and evolution of our humanity, some issues were identified. The lesson that fragility is a fundamental and vital in the human evolving systems has been identified in the interview. In the interview with Krista Tippet of American Public Media, Xavier Le Pichon identifies that geophysics in the science world readily gives out answers to any object in the universe. Hence the human evolution aspects as witnessed in the motion of the intercontinental plates. This led to the learning of the lesson of how the earth works. In addition, ...

Write an intricate, confessional, or embarrassing essay

Introduction

Today, there is an obsession with reality and this is reflected in the great number of TV shows and series such as Survivor, The Apprentice, Hell’s Kitchen, Shark Yank etc. The success of these “reality” shows goes to show that life is made up of different components and is not a neat narrative as previously implied in conventional novels and fiction stories. This is captured by the statement: "As a work gets more autobiographical, more intricate, more confessional, more embarrassing, it breaks into fragments" (Shield 308). This statement is true because people are bored with the ordered fiction ...

Inventory Management

Abstract This paper is on the topic of inventory management of Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics. The first section of this paper will discuss the types of inventories managed by these companies and their essential inventory characteristics. These second section will analyze how each of their goods and services design concepts and integrated. The third section will evaluate the role their inventory plays in the company's performance, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction. The fourth section of this paper will compare and contrast the types of layouts and their importance in company’s manufacturing. The fifth section of this ...

Lesson 5.1: The Historical Jesus

Jesus of Nazareth comes publicly as the Messiah and preaches on the Kingdom of God. The Book of John notes, “Can anything good come out of Nazareth?” This was because Nazareth was an obscure village where Jesus lives. The gospels identify Nazareth as an inconsequential village (Bosworth, 2005). Jesus is the founder of the Kingdom of Heaven here on earth he dies to consecrate humanity. Additionally, the Holy Quran mentions Jesus the Nazarene as an important person. The figure of Jesus has a popular historical treatment in the universe. Historically, Jesus was a Galilean the evidence to this assertion lays in ...

1. What is the Boss up against in relation to Bartleby? What does Bartleby represent? Who are the major players in the story? What do we know about them? Are they likable? Sympathetic? Realistic?

In the story, Bartleby is portrayed as a character that goes against the norms. The phrase, “I would prefer not to” shows his attitude towards not following the path followed by the majority. Consequently, the Boss is against this retaliation which Bartleby possesses. The story also shows that Bartleby is representative of a force apart from his individualism. This is largely a result of Bartleby’s way ...

Textbook: Cloud Computing: Principles and Paradigms by Buyya, R., Broberg, J., & Go’sci’nski, A. (2011). Goals: The student will understand the meaning of cloud computing, relate it with their life, understand its benefits, and understand the types of cloud computing

Strategies to address diversity: communication –The learners should engage in interpersonal conversations about cloud computing. The participation of all the parties require the guidance. Connections- the learners should connect with the other content areas that was covered during the course. They can report or participate in the harmonization of the current topic and the earlier learned concepts.

An article is defined as a collection of written aspects that talk about a particular topic, and are written in a newspaper or magazine. The written aspects are not fiction. Focus on the recent business article about charges pressed by Apple Company when they claimed that Samsung duplicated their phones. The concept of this article is about consequences that a company endures when they try to outweigh their competitor by copying their products. It also throws a lesson to other companies to be innovative rather than depending on other company’s innovations (Daniels 72). The summary of the article is as follows:

This judgment ...

The story revolves around Raymond Winston Tyler Jr., a lawyer from Alabama. He is popular and had a perfect life. He dated Sela, the only black popular cheerleader in the campus. One day, he met the star footballer in the campus – Kelvin Ellis who is adventurous. He admitted to Raymond that he was bisexual. One kiss and further intimacy change it all for Raymond. During his struggles, his friends JJ and Kyle were beside him. Another man popped in Raymond’s life – Quinn Mathis whom he had sexual and indoor relation. As time goes, Raymond discovered that Quinn was already married ...

Introduction

This chapter gives an analysis of the results of the study to derive insights on why insider threats remains to be one of the leading and challenging security issues to deal with. The results of the study present a vague picture of what motivates insider threats in private organizations. The questions of why, what and how will be answered with references to the data obtained from the study. This section also demonstrates the actions taken by organizations and tries to link it with theoretical frameworks and pool of knowledge developed by earlier scholars.

Analysis

The belief that insider threats ...

The story of LeBron James begins and ends with discussion about his legacy. He emerged as a 14 year-old boy in Ohio—the prodigal son destined to resurrect a city and end a championship drought. But when he struggled to produce, he was heavily criticized, and eventually left town for Miami where he promptly won two championships. James has returned to the city he left five years ago, hoping to bring the championship clout with him. Gary Washburn accurately displays this conflict in his Boston Globe article “LeBron James is giving us a lesson in leadership.”

Washburn quickly explains the conflict in ...

Aetna is the US largest health insurance provider and also provides disability and life insurance to the US citizens. The healthcare division of Aetna offers Point of Service (POS), HMO, health savings account and Medicare plans for the individuals and various groups. The health segment of the insurance company covers over 24 million medical members. Aetna’s market segment includes Medicare prescription drug coverage and traditional health plans that are offered to more than 5,500 hospitals and 1 million doctors countrywide. In about 40 states, the health ...

Chapter 2: Literature Review

Introduction Poor student development has been established to stem from the inability of teachers to effectively manage classroom behaviour, also stemming from ineffective instructional strategies. As teachers show a diminished capacity to support and respond to students’ needs, student rates of misbehaviour and poor academic performance will continue. The unproductive, unengaged environment of classrooms run by teachers without adequate classroom management skills results in a need to examine the efficacy of classroom management as a practice in addressing these problems. The following literature review examines the existing literature related to classroom management, providing a definition of classroom management, determining its effectiveness, and ...

The Goal of the lesson plan is to use pictures and written information so that the students develop a more meaningful understanding of interdependence within ecosystems. They will do this by examining how the plants and animals in a saltwater marsh interact and interrelate with each other.

The Objectives of the lesson plan is for the students to identify important facts about the plants and animals in a saltwater marsh using tidal changes, plants, and animals as the three areas of information. Students must also master new vocabulary terms including; salt marsh, tide, cordgrass, marsh hay, burrow, and gills to write a ...

Instructional model employed by educationist is instrumental in defining the ability of the learner to grasp a given concepts. In curriculum development, educationists often consider psychological factors and how they affect learning. Today, no one can deny that instructional design has changed incorporating the use of technology. A bid to understand the concept of instructional design technology would expose the learner to various definitions of the concept. In each of these definitions, critics tend to tend to marry the use of technology e.g. computer, projectors, and radio to aid the teachers instructions. The instructional design technology encompasses a complex process of ...

Learning is facilitated through instructional methods, which help to reinforce the concepts that have been learnt. The methods used determine how effective the learning process is. A method is a set of logically related and coordinated techniques that target listeners towards the achievement of a particular goal (Iskander, 2008). These methods are meant to make the learning process more effective while, on the other hand, impact knowledge on participants by enabling them acquire new information, through participation involving an instructor and participants. This research outlines the instructional methods and the instruction aids, used in the learning process while at the same ...

According to the research, the impact of the conflict between students and teachers can be long term. All those children who experiences a conflicting relationship with their teachers in the first grade reflects very low level of achievement in the academics and are not likely to get along well with their teachers (Buyse et al). According to Baker, it is highly important for children to have a good relationship with their teachers as poor relations between students and teachers may result in learning problems of behavioural difficulties. When the children are able to gain trust of their teachers and develop closer ...

Lesson plan 1 for Kindergarten class

Objective: By the end of the lesson each learner should be able to state the feelings of one major character Materials: Copies of the story book, the paper bag princess. Time: 8:00am-8:30 am

Assignment and Activities:

1. With students sitting on their rug spots, the teacher will introduce the mini lesson by first reminding the children about what happened in the story as they had read on the reading work shop the previous day.

2. The students skim through the book under the guidance of the teacher and the teacher helping the students to stop ...

1. Critically evaluate the following suggestion: “If the price elasticity of demand for food is low, therefore if you own a restaurant, you can charge higher price to increase revenue”.

Consumers’ sensitivity to price is known as the price elasticity of demand. Simply put, it measures the degree of responsiveness of consumers to a given change in price. A good with an elastic demand will have a value greater than 1 and will experience that people are very sensitive to a given change in price. Products with an inelastic demand will find that even if price increases by a small amount, the quantity ...

Every child’s life starts with a first teacher. The result of education and upbringing of kindergarten students depends on three factors: who is teaching, who is being taught and how is this process organized. A huge role in education certainly belongs to the teacher himself, his personality and skills. I do understand that this is one of the difficult and responsible professions, especially when it comes to kindergarten. There are a lot of books and articles written about the greatness and of pedagogical work and its’ difficulties. A good teacher must form his strategy of ...

Frequency is defined as the rate at which the wavelengths that are recorded during the resting phases, activity, and emotional states reach their peak. As an example, a test conducted and published by research Mariko Osaka details how higher-level activities affect the alpha wave shifted once more difficult tasks were assigned. (Osaka, 2007)

Amplitude- This is the upper extent of either a vibration or an oscillation which is normally determined from a state of equilibrium. A good example of this would be a twenty-year study undertaken by Doctor’s Isaac Star and ...

The modernist period saw a departure from traditional modes and ways of thinking and creating art. Occurring shortly after the Victorian period, the modernist period deliberately moved away from its corseted ancestry, aiming to tell the same stories but in different modes. Among these poets was Robert Frost, whose life spanned from the end of the Victorian period into the mid-1960s. Frost was a notable poet, although not necessarily a modernist: he celebrated individuality, man’s connection with nature, and a simplicity in basic truths—he also never completely broke away from traditional forms of poetry. In his poems “The Pasture,” “Mowing,” and “ ...

Introduction

Multicultural education is essentially designed to prepare all students to be good citizens in a democratic society. This is done by teaching the students to be considerate of the needs of every single individual in the society. Multicultural education essentially clarifies how issues related to culture; race, gender, religion, disabilities and ethnicity are intertwined or connected with the process and content of education (Banks, 2009). This is why there is a great need to adapt the current curriculum for multicultural classrooms.

At my current placement, the curriculum cannot be considered to be considerate of multicultural student body. Although most of ...

Virtual architecture model

Virtual learning environments (VLE) are management systems that mediate between the functionality of computer communication software such as bulletin boards, emails, newsgroup, and white boards, with on-line delivering methods of course work. These systems are purposed to produce classroom environments by provision of new technological tools that facilitate learning. The virtual learning model uses these systems in providing an environment that boosts learning (In Carvalho, , and In Goodyear, 2014). Whiteboards, being one of the systems incorporated in the model, provide instructions, methods, mathematical signs, and interpretations of the solutions, using the virtual learning approach. The theory ...