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Impact of Financial Aid on Educational Environment...?Running Head: Impact of Financial Aid on Educational Environment Impact of Financial Aid on Educational Environment [Institute’s ] Abstract Quality education is accessible for students if they are determined and willing to opt for it. Students are provided financial aid in this regard to help them support their educational expenses. This research paper includes the types and categories of financial aids that are made available for students who seek to acquire higher education. It also includes how several factors can affect a student’s receiving of loans and grants. Also, the importance of education,...
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Dispositions Paper...?Dispositions The term disposition refers to a stable habit, of readiness or tendency to do things in a specified way. These dispositions also influence a person’s attitudes about and how they respond to daily events. People in different professions are required to have appropriate predispositions that will allow them to deliver their services efficiently and more effectively. It will also help them to satisfy the people or customers they serve. One such group of people is the early childhood educators. Their predispositions should be those that will enable them to have a strong impact on their effectiveness as professionals in handling children and their...
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Compliance and the Educational Environment...RUNNING HEAD: Compliance and the Educational Environment
Compliance and the Educational Environment
Introduction
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Optimal Educational Environment...are both academically gifted and learning disabled. R&L Education.
Davis, B. G. (2002). Academic Accommodations for Students with Disabilities. Retrieved on November 8, 2011 from http://teaching.berkeley.edu/bgd/disabilities.html.
Humboldt State University. (2003). Discipline-Specific Accommodation Suggestions: Chemistry. Retrieved November 8, 2011 from http://www.humboldt.edu/disability/faculty/discipline_specific_accommodations.htm
Kauchak, D. P., and Eggen, P. (2010). Introduction to teaching: becoming a professional, fourth edition. Prentice Hall.
Nadeen, T. R. (1996). The OLE curriculum guide: creating optimal learning environments for students from diverse backgrounds in special...
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Optimal Educational Environment...Optimal Educational Environment
a) Objective
The objective of this policy is to provide guidelines to teachers of ABC School for creating an optimal learning environment in which students and teachers would be required to follow a disciplinary code of conduct. The policy addresses issues faced in classroom settings i.e. harassment, bullying, hate crimes, exclusion of students from classroom, rights and duties of students.
The policy is designed in accordance to the School Discipline Law outlined in Federal Constitution. Under these constitutional rights, any student facing expulsion or removal from school would be entitled to a written notice. Where a student is facing long-term suspension, they would have right of hearing... the...
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Assessment of Dispositions: Philosophy of Education Essay...? Assessment of Dispositions: Philosophy of Education Learning theories are used to understand how people learn and how knowledge can be passed from one person to the other. There are numerous learning theories which can be used to understand how knowledge is passed from one individual to the other. One such theory is the constructivism theory of learning which looks at how the individual constructs knowledge for themselves. Constructivists argue that for an individual to be given maximum experience of learning, they must be allowed to be involved in the creation of learning and must be able to look at the various ways in which they will participate in the learning process (Jacobs, 2008). According to Gail (2006), constructivists... , 2009)....
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Personal Mission & Professional Goal Statements for Educational Leadership Class...individual as a community. I would stress out the importance of belongingness. I would be an example by taking feedbacks whether positive or not as lessons in life. I would like to create an environment where everyone is hyped to share what they got like talents, knowledge, ideas, and points of views.
Description of a good Christian Leader
As an educator, a Religion teacher to be exact, I stand within the community as an exemplary model for everyone. My vocation in life is to educate not only general knowledge known to men but also the knowledge taught by God. As the Bible said: “Matt 18:12 How think ye? if a man have an hundred sheep, and one of them be gone astray, doth he not leave...
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Educational...Educational Environments “College spend much of their time on campus engaged in activities that require sustained directed attention, whichmay lead to attention fatigue. They would benefit from campus settings that provide effective restoration breaks and allow them to return to their work cognitively refreshed. Studies have found direct exposure to nature, viewing nature through windows, and viewing images of nature are restorative.”
- Gary Felsten
Reading
Felsten G., Where to take a study break on the college campus: An attention restoration theory perspective, Journal of Environmental Psychology (2009)
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"Learners will apply theoretical concepts learned in coursework to field-based learning opportunities that focus on observation, participation, application, leadership, and reflection in real world settings." COE-GCU Framework, 2011).
Priority: 1
I have ranked Leadership as the number one most important ethical disposition. This is because a good leader is versatile and will surely make a good professional educator as well... ....
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