Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Friday, March 31, 2017
Issues in Education: How Much Do Voters Know?
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Most of the people I surveyed knew that Betsy DeVos was the Secretary of Education. And many of them knew that school choice, school vouches, and charter schools were
Most of the people I surveyed knew that Betsy DeVos was the Secretary of Education. And many of them knew that school choice, school vouches, and charter schools were
Thursday, February 2, 2017
It's All About Me - How I Best Learn!
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Learning Styles
Learning Styles
- The way I learn best is by hearing things. I am an Auditory learner.
- To me being an auditory learner means that you learn better if you hear it rather than looking or doing hands on activities
- when the teacher explains the instructions
- Click here to view an article about being an auditory learner!
Multiple Intelligences
- Visual, Logical, Intrapersonal, Musical
- visual- you like to see things
- musical-you have a sensitivity to sounds
- intrapersonal-awarness and expression of fear
- logical-problem solver
- when the teacher plays music during class
Hemisphiricity
- global
- likes team competions, lets others go first, sees relationships, understands things and context, likes humor
- "I need a break!"
True colors
- blue
- value close relationships
- encourage expression
- desire quality time with loved ones
- compromise and cooperate
- nurture, people, plants, and animals
- look beyond the surface
- share emotions
- make decisions based on feelings
- are adaptable
- are drawn to nurturing careers
- misbehaving to get attention, lying, withdrawal,passive resistence
Friday, January 13, 2017
My Biggest Challenge as a Future Teacher
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My biggest challenge as teacher would probably be keeping the kids in line. When I was in fifth grade and was moving schools I got a tour of the school I was supposed to be going to. When I was walking the campus with the counselor and the principal and we were walking by the classrooms and some of them were open the kids were standing on desks and jumping around like maniacs. We walked by another and another and they were all acting the same. Finally we passed a classroom and everyone was sitting down quietly and they were learning, and I knew that that would be the kind of class that I would want to be in.
My biggest challenge as teacher would probably be keeping the kids in line. When I was in fifth grade and was moving schools I got a tour of the school I was supposed to be going to. When I was walking the campus with the counselor and the principal and we were walking by the classrooms and some of them were open the kids were standing on desks and jumping around like maniacs. We walked by another and another and they were all acting the same. Finally we passed a classroom and everyone was sitting down quietly and they were learning, and I knew that that would be the kind of class that I would want to be in.
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Early History of Education in America
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If I were teaching in a one room schoolhouse technology would help me because I could seperate the children by grade and let them use the online education skills to help them learn better.
I would go around and help the students individually if needed.
If I were teaching in a one room schoolhouse technology would help me because I could seperate the children by grade and let them use the online education skills to help them learn better.
I would go around and help the students individually if needed.
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
The Water Is Wide Reflection
In response to the blog prompt below. Recently in my education and training class we watched the movie The Water is Wide.
1.The ways that education has changed from the 1960s is that they cant "spank" the children anymore and the students are with the same grade and are not learning the same thing as the 8th graders. The curriculum has changed because now kids know how to write and read.
2. Three ways that Mr. Conroy inspired his children to learn was he just went with the flow of everything and how the students managed. He actually got to know his kids and their stories. He also wasn't strict with the children and he gained their respect.
3.The way Mr.Conroy got the community to support the school was by going out and meeting them and connecting with them. he got their support because he liked them.
4.An idea that I carry from this movie is that you have to be able to fit the needs of all students not just one. like when he did with sol he told everybody that when they talk to him they need to articulate more. He specified the needs of one student while not excluding any others.
1.The ways that education has changed from the 1960s is that they cant "spank" the children anymore and the students are with the same grade and are not learning the same thing as the 8th graders. The curriculum has changed because now kids know how to write and read.
2. Three ways that Mr. Conroy inspired his children to learn was he just went with the flow of everything and how the students managed. He actually got to know his kids and their stories. He also wasn't strict with the children and he gained their respect.
3.The way Mr.Conroy got the community to support the school was by going out and meeting them and connecting with them. he got their support because he liked them.
4.An idea that I carry from this movie is that you have to be able to fit the needs of all students not just one. like when he did with sol he told everybody that when they talk to him they need to articulate more. He specified the needs of one student while not excluding any others.
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