Observation Tools in Action This week is observation week! You will observe in the learning environment you identified in week two of class. As you are learning, using observation tools to assess student development and progress is one way teachers can gather important information in a child’s natural setting. Teachers collect information about children […]

 Making your assignment look professional is essential for leaving a strong impression on your instructor. Start by following the given guidelines carefully, including formatting style, font size, and spacing. A clear structure with a title page, introduction, body, and conclusion enhances readability. Use headings, bullet points, and proper citations to organize your content effectively. Always […]

  Learning Objectives Upon completion of this lab students will be able to; A. Demonstrate ability to search the internet for information  relevant to Climate Change, and to judge the value of the information  based on source, accuracy and veracity. B. Demonstrate ability to separate opinion from fact when looking at Climate Change resources available […]

  For your Module 3 SLP, you are building on the PowerPoint presentation you started in Modules 1 and 2. Go back and read the SLP overview contained in Module 1 if you have not done so already. The topic of Module 3 is 1st Amendment freedoms, so you should integrate the legal material (laws, […]

  Contingency Theory: Kessler, E. H. (2013). Contingency theory of leadership. In Encyclopedia of Management Theory. (pp. 148-152). SAGE Publications, Inc. Path-Goal Theory: Kessler, E. H. (2013). Path-Goal theory of leadership. In Encyclopedia of Management Theory. (pp. 580-584). SAGE Publications, Inc. Assignment Instructions Exploring Contingency and Path-Goal Theories of Leadership  Begin with an introduction that introduces […]

Designing a lesson plan requires an understanding of each component of lesson planning and its purpose in the overall structure of learning. Each lesson plan component is necessary for planning a lesson that is well thought-out, organized, and meets the needs of all students. Lesson plan development requires knowledge of standards, classroom data, and a […]

As a teacher, you will encounter a variety of lesson planning templates and formats, each with unique terminology. Understanding educational terms and acronyms is critical to being successful in the education profession. Complete the “Understanding Educational Terminology and Learning Cycle” template to familiarize yourself with these important terms and lesson plan elements. APA format is […]

  Module 3 – Case 1st Amendment Freedoms Case Assignment Analysis of a U.S. Supreme Court Case on First Amendment Free Speech Rights Objective: To analyze a U.S. Supreme Court case concerning First Amendment free speech rights and explore its impact on the rights of students and/or faculty on school or university campuses. Instructions: Case […]

After READING Chapter 4 pp.26-60  Music goals for Multicultural Curriculum are: Students to experience a wide palette of musical sounds. Students to understand that there are varied ways of making music. Students to understand that many cultures have music as complicated as their own. Students to become “polymusical” by performing different styles of music. Chapter4.pdf […]

The following 3 teachers have a strong online teacher identity: Kathy Schrock, Kayla Deizer, and Vicki Davis. For this assignment you are to examine one of the three teachers. Discover what their online professional presence looks like and determine how areas and examples of their online presence may be infused in your own professional philosophy […]