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Fostering Ownership of LearningIt is crucial to show students how to take ownership of their learning in order to create lifelong learners, encourage student autonomy, and foster student independence. To promote student success, the teacher encourages engagement through motivation, and adjusts instruction based on information regarding learning needs and individual performance. Class work, homework, progress charts, class records, formative assessments, effective questioning, and classroom observations are examples of ways to monitor and document information that is relevant and significant to student learning.Review the “Learning Plan Template” to complete this assignment.Complete Part 1: Fostering Ownership of Learning.Choose an elementary grade level math or English Language Arts (ELA) state standard and complete “Part 1: Fostering Ownership of Learning.” Identify appropriate strategies for direct instruction, guided practice, and independent practice related to:Engaging students in learning.Guiding students to take ownership in their learning.Tracking data of student performance.Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite.Ownership of Learning NewsletterYou have researched strategies that create student engagement through motivation in learning, and subsequent guidance of students towards ownership of learning. For this part of the assignment, create a newsletter you would use to inform parents about the process of fostering ownership of learning and how it will be implemented in the classroom to meet academic goals.Your newsletter must include:A definition of fostering student ownership.The correlation between student engagement and ownership of learning.Explanation of the relationship between motivation and engagement in helping students build self-direction and ownership of learning.Two strategies for parents to use at home to foster this relationship.Applicable research and a minimum of two resources for families to utilize.Support your findings with a minimum of three scholarly resources.Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.This assignment uses a rubric. Review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite.
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Reflect on the different types of early childhood programs you have read (Chapter 4). Which one of the early childhood settings do you think you would like to teach in? What characteristics of the program appeal to you? Is there one program type that you would not want to work in? Why?
300-400 wordsUse attachment to help with answer.From the reading attached what solutions can you find to help solve the problem in professional practice. Use articles if need beShare the main findings of your review of the literature on your problem in professional practice. Did the findings surprise you? Why or why not?
Practicing for the Final ProjectThis week’s discussion showcases your considerations of challenges or barriers that affect interventions, along with monitoring and sustaining learner success. Effective interventions involve ongoing planning based on learner data as well as consideration of potential challenges and ways to mitigate them.PrepareTo bring your learning full circle, it is important to revisit the Week Six Final Project requirements once more. Re-read the following sections from textbook pp.60-64 (ebook version search term Collaboration), pp.125-126 (ebook version search term Interventions in the Classroom), pp.132-133 (ebook version search term Mentoring), and pp.136-140 (ebook version search term What’s the Alternative)ReflectNow that you have practiced devising an intervention plan focused around a hypothetical learner (i.e., Kevin or Jane), you are ready to commit to a new and original learner or population of learners you intend to design your Student-Centered Intervention Plan around. By planning your Final Project here and sharing it with others, the opportunity to engage in reciprocal feedback with your classmates and instructor will help you make thoughtful decisions about your Final Project.Write (Post an initial response by Day 3)For the purpose of this discussion, you will not address all components of the plan, only the primary identifying factors and those pertaining to our learning outcomes this week.Briefly describe the following components of the plan in your initial response, making it easily viewable and readable for others.Learner Description: State the level of the learner by either grade level if PreK-12, post-secondary, or adult learner.Problem Description: Describe in one to two sentences why the existing issue requires intervention.Intended Intervention: Describe the tech or non-tech intervention selected and its intended outcome for improving learning.Differentiation: Explain how this approach supports differentiated learning.Mitigating Challenges: List any potential issues that may impede the successful implementation or outcomes of the intervention and how you might mitigate such challenges.Progress Monitoring: List tools and/or strategies you will implement to monitor the effectiveness of your intervention. List the additional data you will collect.Sustaining Success: Describe intentional efforts to sustain intervention and learner success over time.
Title: Creative ActivitiesIntroduction: Arts Education includes four separate and distinct disciplines: dance, music, theatre arts, and visual arts – each with its own body of knowledge and skills. Arts education benefits both student and society, because students of the arts disciplines gain powerful tools for:Assignment:1. Create a lesson plan the students age will range from 3-8 years old.2.Be sure it’s creative, age-appropriate, encourages the student to make decisions creatively and solve problems. This activity must consist of art (cutting, gluing, and pasting, marble painting, drawing etc.) or music/movement (making instruments, creating songs/music, dance).3. Tell how you involved this child’s family in this activity, what resources were provided for home learning?Reflection:Write a reflection on your learning from your activity by writing a 2-3 paragraph (5-7) sentences) summary by using the following questions.What form of art did you choose to do with the child (Art or music)? Why?What was the objective of this activity? Was the objective achieved, why or why not?Describe how this activity was conducted.Explain what materials were used in completing this activity, what adaptions, strategies or technology were used?Was this an individual activity or group activity?How did this activity support the designated child’s needs?How did you assess the child to determine that he/she would be able to participate in the activity?Self Evaluation:What worked well for you doing this activity?What would you have done differently?In what ways did you encourage your designated student for a positive outcome?What did you learn from the classroom teacher?What are your plans for making improvements?What research in the area of Early Childhood did you use to support the appropriateness of this activity?Grading Criteria:See attached rubric
Building RelationshipsIntroductionThis assignment will allow you to compare and contrast two different ways of building relationships with students. You will also think about your own personal style and discuss how you will build relationships with your students.Read Vignette 1 and 2. Answer the following questions:1. List and explain three ways Ms. Owens is building relationships with her students2. List and explain three ways Mr. Chandra is building relationships with his students.3. In your opinion, which teacher is building relationships more effectively? Explain why.4. Which teacher can you relate more closely to? List three ideas of how you will build relationships with your students.ResourcesTextbook (Chapter 2) pg 13-14Grading CriteriaEach question should be answered completely in at least 1 to 2 paragraphs. A paragraph is 5-7 sentences. ( 80 points) (20 points for each question)Spelling and Grammar – Spelling, Grammar and Sentence Structure- (20 points)
Be prepared to constructively engage in conflicting perspectives with peers and prof, as appropriate. Remember to cite at least two scholarly sources in your responses to peers’ initial posts. At the end of the week (Monday), be sure to let us know what you learned about your conflict management style. Were the assessments accurate? Why or why not?David’s post:I watched the video “Dare to Disagree” and realized that these times in my life where I challenged authority or had the courage to speak up were good qualities (Heffernan, 2012). Sometimes disagreement can be petty and adversarial and other times, maybe we should call it productive disagreement. I also took the assertiveness questionnaire. I had my highest score, a 12, on harmonious assertiveness. Surprisingly, my next highest score was manipulation with a 9. I feel like I am one that disagrees productively, but I never considered myself as manipulative.The task of posting a statement I believe to be true is one that I want to be careful choosing. I would rather avoid political discussions. I need to pick one that could be disagreeable, not something like “the sky is blue”. Here is my statement I believe is true:Diversity is important for groups to achieve their objectives, particularly gender diversity.ReferencesHeffernan, M. (2012, June). Dare to disagree (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.) [Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.ted.com/talks/margaret_heffernan_dare_to_disagree?laPro Mind Consulting. (2012). Assertiveness – Self-assessment (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.) [Questionnaire]. Retrieved from http://www.hr4free.com/PDF_Files/Blog_EN_Management_assertiveness_assessment_questionnaire.pdfBrittany’s Post:After watching the “Dare to Disagree” and taking the conflict management assessment I confirmed that I am a passive person. My results from the assessment are 13 points passive attitude (flight), harmonious assertiveness 5, manipulation 4, aggressive attitude (attitude) 3. Some conflicts are productive, and some conflicts are unproductive.A statement that I perceive to be true is; “Raising the minimum wage is doing more harm than good”.ReferencesHeffernan, M. (2012, June). Dare to disagree Retrieved from https://www.ted.com/talks/margaret_heffernan_dare_to_disagree?laPro Mind Consulting. (2012). Assertiveness – Self-assessment [Questionnaire]. Retrieved from http://www.hr4free.com/PDF_Files/Blog_EN_Management_assertiveness_assessment_questionnaire.pdfMy post:Very few people would like to engage in the conflict because most people fear of managing the conflicts. In most cases, you find employees dying in the silence while they have concerns but fear what would be consequences of raising. However, it is when such employees raise their concerns, an opportunity is created for them to discuss and creatively come up with the solutions that are bound not only to assist them but also propel an organization to next level.Hefferman makes several statements that I perceive to be very true. First, she argues that the biggest catastrophe that we have witnessed comes from the information that is hidden or secret. However, we are willfully blind because we are not ready to handle the conflict that it such information provokes. Further, if we are ready to break the silence and create conflict, we create atmosphere that promotes thinking from which we are capable of identifying problems from hidden information from which we are capable of developing solutions (Heffernan, 2012). It is important for people for the people to stop fearing to create conflict because it is until we disagree then room for agreement can be created. It is from disagreement people get to understand each other better, an opportunity is created for evaluating the systems, identifying what works and what does not work and finally, creatively we are capable of developing the solutions.In the event when one is at the position of the leadership, must be prepared to solve conflicts. In view of this, one must learn how to manage conflicts when they arise and comfortably ensure that conflicting parties are satisfied with solutions that are developed. Excellent communication is one of the skills that is very important in the conflict (Gossman, Ellis, & Toney-Butler, 2019). A leader must create a platform and encourage conflicting sides to air out issues that cause them to disagree which would help in developing the lasting solution. Therefore, a solution should be sought from the point of the disagreement. In nutshell, we have to disagree in order to agree.ReferencesGossman, W., Ellis, V. L., & Toney-Butler, T. J. (2019). Conflict Management.Heffernan, M. (2012, June). Dare to disagree (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.) [Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.ted.com/talks/margaret_heffernan_dare_to_disagree?laQiana’s post:According to our textbok readings virtual teams work differently because they are seperated by their locations, and organizational boundaries, and they are able to interact with each other by using technology. (Coget & Losh, 2018). We live in a ever changing world of technology, and their are new advances daily from medications to the workplace. Digital communication keep vitual teams in constant connection with another. There are many digital outlets to use today in our society, such as social networks. Differences within environmental context cause misunderstandings between team members and important elements will be overlooked and they will and effect n the performance of the team. (Coget & Losh, 2018).In reference to the the movie The 33, the men were stuck underground with no communication except to each other. The men had absence of communication to the outside world and had to rely on each other as team. Conflict did rise when it came to food rationing and the idea that they may be left in the mine for dead. When technology arrived they were able to communicate to the outside world and then food and clothing arrived. (Calderon & Riggen, 2015). Throughout their time they had to act as a team and work together to get through the crisis to reach a goal of getting out the mine. Digital media is changing the world today through research and how people communicate with people. Social norms have changed over the years to reflect digital communicaions and the dynamcs that go along with it. ( Adams, P. 2019).References1. Coget, J. and Losh, S. (2018). Group behavior in organizations (2nd ed.). [Electronic version]. Retrieved from https://content.ashford.edu/2. Geographies of media and communication III: Academic communications and the digital communication environment. (Links to an external site.)Academic JournalBy: Adams, Paul C. Progress in Human Geography. Aug2019, Vol. 43 Issue 4, p739-748. 10p. DOI: 10.1177/0309132518763849. , Database: Academic Search Complete (Links to an external site.)3. Calderon, A. (Producer), & Riggen, P. (Director). (2015). The 33 [Motion picture]. Chile: Warner Bros. Retrieved from http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2006295/Brian’s post:Isn’t this an exciting time for this discussion. Many of us are working from home, not something I’m used too! The virtual team is a term I have become much more accustomed to lately. Traditionally, my team would meet every morning during the workweek at 6:30 am to get our assignments or update management on the tasks that were not finished previously or receive a new project. However, since our governor’s stay at home order went into effect ten days ago, all of our meetings are done virtually. We use our laptops, connect through a VPN, and update management on our progress while working from home. All of my team is teleworking, saying it is odd is an understatement. “Virtual teams are separated by time, geography, and/or organizational boundaries, and they interact primarily through technology” (Coget & Losh, 2018). Now we are separated by a virus and connected through technology. Where would we be today without the internet during this pandemic? The company I work for has mostly shut down any access to the office, that’s almost 1900 employees working at home. Some still report to an office but have too.Communication and the internet have defiantly improved the way we communicate as a team in the workplace. Instead of assigning assignments face-to-face, assignments are now assigned through email, text, or special software. We are minimizing the miscommunication of the tasks. However, I will say that the meetings do not feel or seem as productive or informative. The quality isn’t the best, and sometimes everyone is trying to talk at the same time. But, it is better than nothing, we could be out of work.ReferencesCoget, J., and Losh, S. (2018). Group behavior in organizations (2nd ed.). [Electronic version]. Retrieved from https://content.ashford.edu/ (Links to an external site.)Example responses:Brian,Thank you for your post.Your opening couple of sentences said it all. That is now a factor of modern life.Here is something to consider.Once we emerge out the other side of this pandemic, do you think that more people (than before) are likely to be working from home?This is something I have been doing for a long time. I joke (well, semi joke) that an advantage is that my office is a few steps from my bedroom.But, a disadvantage is that my office is a few steps from my bedroom….Hi Brian,I enjoyed reading your discussion post. The virtal team is nt something i am familiar with at all. I was not orking for a couple of days and we communicated via a internet based dashboard. Communication and technology is a must and they go hand in hand. Virtual teams depend on technology based interaction and they rely on IT networks.(Coget & Losh, 2018).Technology has an effect on our daily lived and in many ways we are reliant upon it. Communication and information technology continue to develop nd increase at a great rate. Computers nd other information technology effect all parts of our daily lives from watching the news to buying and selling of goods. (Shahnoza, & Dilafruz, 2109).We are seperated from interaction with th outside world to a point and technology is being used for a great deal of people at work as well as interact with family and friends. Virtual teams are being used now more than ever before while we deal with this pandemic. Leadership that is shared has been found to be effective within teams globally. Members can collaborate through technologies over cultural boundaries. (Nordbäck, E & Espinosa, A.,2019).References:1. Coget, J. and Losh, S. (2018). Group behavior in organizations (2nd ed.). [Electronic version]. Retrieved from https://content.ashford.edu/ (Links to an external site.)2. Communication And Information Technology Is A Way Of Changing Education (Links to an external site.)ConferenceBy: Shahnoza, Ibragimova; Dilafruz, Saidvalieva. In: 2019 International Conference on Information Science and Communications Technologies (ICISCT) Information Science and Communications Technologies (ICISCT), 2019 International Conference on. :1-4 Nov, 2019; IEEE Language: English, Database: IEEE Xplore Digital Library3. Effective Coordination of Shared Leadership in Global Virtual Teams. (Links to an external site.)Academic JournalBy: Nordbäck, Emma S.; Espinosa, J. Alberto. Journal of Management Information Systems. 2019, Vol. 36 Issue 1, p321-350. 30p. 2 Diagrams, 2 Charts. DOI: 10.1080/07421222.2018.1558943. , Database: Business Source Elite
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