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Relations between teachers and principalsfrom teachers perceptions..., the teachers should also understand the importance of the skills that will help them to excel in the school. Thus, the development of such skills can help them to become a significant factor in building a productive and fruitful environment of the school. 2- Previous Studies: There was a variation in the studies, both Arabian and international, that dealt with the relationship between teachers and schools managers. Studies from Gulf Schools Naser Fallah Al-Shahrani(2001), produced a study aimed at knowing the leading pattern prevailing in middle schools managers in the educational region of Asser from the point of view of teachers and managers themselves. The researcher in this study...
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Encouraging Critical Thinking...Psychology, Essay Topic: Encouraging Critical Thinking. A in your writes an essay in which he s that his philosophy is strongly based in his religion. He states that due to this he does not read certain chapters of the text; nor does he have to be "open-minded". Critical thinking is referred to as the process of intelligently analyzing, evaluating, and synthesizing all information gathered to form a basis to belief and take action. It concerns close examination of elements of thought common in purpose, reasoning, empirical grounding, concepts, consequences and frame of reference. The possibility of one either to believe or not largely depends on intuition and critical thinking. People who possess the tendency of relying...
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Encouraging Career Exploration among Adolescents..., for instance, may engage in dangerous activities leading to problems that are more social. For example, many adolescent youths in the current world dropout of schools to seek employment with some resulting in criminal activities (Eamon & Mulder, 2005). This gets accompanied by lower academic achievements evidenced by the lower academic results. Some apply dubious means of passing examinations such as cheating a current trend among the many adolescents. With the advanced technology, many adolescents use either their phones or other devices to evade being caught or failing examinations. All the experience arises to the fact that adolescent youths view risk as microscopic rather than macroscopic. It, therefore, is the role...
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Encouraging Imagination in Children...' dreams for the future have faded. Or, if children do have dreams, their dreams are limited by what their socioeconomic status or social locations are. This should not be so. Children should have it in their minds that they can do anything, succeed at anything they try, and know that the sky is the limit. They should be given that desire to achieve and the encouragement they need to live a creative life.
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Rubrics and Student Learning.... There is a relationship between rubrics that define clear and explicit criteria and the performance of students on their art projects.
2. Rubrics have a positive effect on student learning in an art project.
3. Although a mean project completion rate of 94.23 per cent is acceptable by any standard, interventions may be necessary to improve the completion rate of assigned tasks to 100 per cent.
4. Individual differences in learning art and appreciating art is a challenge for the art teacher to continuously innovate teaching strategies and strive for instructional leadership.
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Eed473/7 Using Rubrics...Running Head: Six Trait Writing Rubric Six Trait Writing Rubric Diana Tipton Grand Canyon Bachelor of Science in Education March 25, 2009Abstract
There are various ways by which student’s work can be evaluated. Finding the one that is simple to use yet very effective can prove to direct students and teachers towards achieving educational goals. The Six Trait Analytical Writing Rubric provides a good assessment criterion that promotes objectivity for teachers and a learning guide for students.
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Encouraging Communication Channels... and examine the way the communication is carried out in the company. The observation made, resulted in the following findings.
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Communication is a very important instrument in any organization. It is even more important in the in the construction industry as clear messages have to be send and received to avoid miscommunication that can be very costly. Murray and DiCroce (2003) notes that for a company to be successful the management structure has to have very effective communication strategies, this relate to employee in the organization. Good organization working environment calls for a high level of effectiveness in the communication. When communication is rightly used... ...
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Encouraging Employee Buy-in...Encouraging Employee Buy-in Employee buy-in Introduction
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Teachers...Teacher-Learner Interaction The shift of the role of the teacher from being the “sage on the stage” to being the “guide on the side” means that both the teacher and the learner have realized that engagement in the process of learning make learners process information as well as reconstruct it in their own meaningful ways, and as a result increase the chances of remembering and applying the information in new situations. In connection with this, one can claim that learners use their existing knowledge and prior experience in discussing ideas while deriving meaning from learning materials whereas the teacher on the other hand, “facilitates learning in less...
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Encouraging Human Relations
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1. What is the best way to get people to communicate about controversial issues relating to schooling?
A difference of opinion that causes disagreements and conflicts is a controversial issue. Dealing with controversial issues can be particularly emotional if the issue relates to values, beliefs and ethical concerns ('Dealing with Controversial Issues', n.d.).The important thing is to not ignore the issue. Ignoring will only make the parties angrier and come forth even more forcefully, making things very difficult to deal with later on. The best way to handle controversies in schools by parents, perhaps, is to arrange a town hall type meeting. As opposed to a debate, this...
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