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Learning Skills for Personal & Professional Development...
Learning Skills For Personal & Professional Development
Introduction
Acquisition of learning skills is very important when it comes to personal and professional development in the nursing curriculum and practice. Being able to comprehend, articulate, discuss, argue, evaluate, analyse, report, and put all the knowledge acquired into actual practice requires some skills to be applied throughout the learning process. There are various modules that have been put in place to help me develop some learning skills and in the process acquire knowledge that is essential in my...
13 Pages(2750 words)Essay
Teacher Professional Learning and Development...? Teacher Professional Learning and Development Number: Lecturer: Table of Contents INTRODUCTION 2 Focus on valued student outcomes 3 Research findings 3 Outcomes and expectations 4 Taking responsibility 4 2.Worthwhile content 5 Research findings 5 Fixed programmes versus context-specific approaches 5 3.Integration of knowledge 6 Research findings 6 Integrating theory and practice 6 Tailoring the emphasis 7 4.Assessment for professional inquiry 7 Research findings 7 Developing self-regulatory learning skills 8 5.Multiple opportunities to learn and apply information 8 Research findings 9 Trust and challenge 9 Engagement...
11 Pages(2750 words)Assignment
Professional Development...?Essentials of Employee Recruitment As part of the primary group project we learned about two leading organizations AVIVA and NHS. Thorough analysis of information gathered from individuals interviewed, I decided to take Aviva as my choice because I thought my skills and abilities would par with the Aviva’s requirements. Aviva is a leading provider of life and pension products in Europe including UK and is regarded as the world’s sixth largest insurance group as per the data of 31st December 209. Since Aviva functions in insurance sector, it mainly considers communication as its major requirement for employees. The Aviva ask the candidates to deal company’s clients through telephone line and the candidate’s performance in...
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Reaction Paper to Patricia Cranton's Book: Professional Development as Transformative Learning New Perspectives for Teachers...offers a concise guide on how personal and professional development allows educators and facilitators to conduct their teaching activities effectively by drawing on their experiences as learners. The transformational theory of learning and education imparts an adept understanding of one’s perspectives with regard to development of adult educators. Self development entails a wide array of actions and changes in perceptions. In order to achieve the most fundamental self development, teachers’ reflection is exemplified. When seeking to attain the highest level of critical reflection, educators require to move well beyond the notion of sheer...
4 Pages(1000 words)Research Paper
Professional development...the Stable State (1973), he says: "We must, in other words, become adept at learning. We must become able not only to transform our institutions, in response to changing situations and requirements; we must invent and develop institutions which are 'learning systems', that is to say, systems capable of bringing about their own continuing transformation." As far as the sphere of IT is concerned, there are a lot of problems to be solved, as technology is one of the most powerful tools of learning and teaching.
In Teachers and Technology: Making the Connection (OTA, 1995), the authors define the skills the teachers should obtain, besides their professional...
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How might the development of professional learning communities enhance teaching and learning in Design and Technology in the primary school...How might the development of professional learning communities enhance teaching and learning in Design and Technology in the primary school? Introduction
There have been many attempts to identify the features of a profession. Bottery (1996) suggested that at least seventeen different criteria have been claimed at one time or another to describe professional behaviour. Salient characteristics included subscription to a specialised body of knowledge exclusive to the occupation, which required learning in higher education. Hodson and Sullivan (2008) differentiates professionals from amateurs as possessing: “(1) abstract,...
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Professional Development...and to have strong control over processes and decisions. Management has apparent impact on quality control in the construction industry (Karim, Marosszeky, and Davis 2006).
Professional Goals
I intend to pursue one career goal at a time, to allow for focus. First, training opportunities are an important priority as these will help me obtain learning experience in relation to civil engineering. Being highly trained will increase the likelihood of securing a good job; sharpening my current competencies; and building my credentials for future employment. To be employed in a construction company that will offer competitive compensation and offer professional development...
15 Pages(3750 words)Assignment
Professional development...Assessment Record form and Marking Grid FdA Hospitality Assessment No: Module Level: Module 5 Birte Schmitz/ Linda Waghorn
Module:
Assessment Method:
Weighting:
Date of submission:
Professional Development
Portfolio of Tasks
100%
See AR1
Length:
Task 1: 500 words
Task 2: Practical Assessment & 500 word reflection
Task 3: 1500 words
Learning outcomes assessed:
1. Negotiate and complete a work based project
2. Undertake a placement programme of operational tasks according to company practices and procedures
3. Critically assess the significance of the professional experience in terms of career objectives and reflect on, and evaluate, the experience and personal and...
2 Pages(500 words)Essay
Professional development, learning how to deliver Sport Education model...Professional development, learning how to deliver Sport Education model Introduction: The use of sport education in schools and colleges is a uniqueexperience in getting the best out of the students of these institutions. There are unique traits and practices observed in students which help them conquer different challenges in life basing on the lessons that they have learnt in these sports education courses. However, while there is extensive study on how sports education has an impact on children, it is also worthwhile to note that there is a definite impact on teachers who deliver the sports education to students in different educational institutions. This study reviews all significant literature that is available in this field... ...
12 Pages(3000 words)Assignment
Professional development...Professional development Affiliation Trends within Occupational Health Nurses Occupational health nurses are involved inactivities linked to health and safety programs and services to community groups and workers. Their focus is on promoting and restoring of health, protecting from environmental and work-related hazards. On their daily duties, they consult with executives regarding health of the employees of the company and safety conditions around the workplace. This helps employees file insurance claims for injuries received at the workplace, coordinating requests from the employees on disability and administers prevention measures for most diseases from tuberculosis to Hepatitis. The key trends in the...
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