pdf |en | | Author: Paul Morris; Bob Adamson

epub |eng | 2012-08-15 | Author:Esmail, Ashraf;Pitre, Abul;Lund, Darren E.;Baptiste, H. Prentice;Duhon-Owens, Gwendolyn;

Unpacking the Principal’s Stand Observing from the audience, the author was once more surprised. As a long-time participant of the dual language community, she had experienced multiple incidents that reflected ...

epub |eng | | Author:Mayes, Clifford;

Chapter 5 In the Light of the Shadow Curriculum In the first part of this chapter, let us first further look into some of the territory we have covered by ...

epub |eng | | Author:Lockhart, Johanna M.;

Supportive Alumni Speak Volumes Alumni are products of your school. Their continued support after they have gone speaks volumes about their experiences there. Alumni can be great spokespersons for your ...

epub |eng | 2012-08-15 | Author:Mayes, Clifford,;Cutri, Ramona Maile;Goslin, Neil;Montero, Fidel;

various types of body language and degrees of physical closeness; certain words, expressions, and even grammatical forms that one will use depending upon the person with whom one is talking; ...

epub |eng | 2015-08-15 | Author:Velsor, Kathleen G.; [Velsor, Kathleen G.]

Figure 4.1. Shouting at Students Does Not Change the Instruction. How Does Data Drive the Next Learning Segment? In the edTPA the candidate needs to identify tasks that produce student ...

epub |eng | 2012-08-15 | Author:McCray, Carlos R.;Cooper, Bruce S.,;

Elements of Collaborative Cultures As Fullan (2008) states, “Collaborative cultures generate greater student learning” (p. 8). According to Deal and Peterson (2009), “Success flourished in schools with a primary focus ...

epub |eng | | Author:Conzemius, Anne E.;Morganti-Fisher, Terry;

Culture The classroom culture establishes the context for collaborative learning—or not. Students, regardless of their age or ability, are keenly aware of the context within which teaching and learning happen ...

pdf |en | | Author: Paul R. Carr; Brad J. Porfilio

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epub |eng | 2006-04-28 | Author:Delgado Gaitan, Concha; [Gaitan, Concha Delgado]

PARENT INVOLVEMENT Parent involvement has as many different meanings as there are school districts. Unquestionably, parents are an integral part of children’s schooling through the guidance they exercise at home. ...

epub |eng | 2012-08-15 | Author:Mellow, Gail O.;Heelan, Cynthia M.;

The Unfulfilled Dream There are many aspects of the reality of Developmental Studies in community colleges. For many students, Developmental Studies are both their entrance into and their exit from ...

epub |eng | 2012-08-15 | Author:Mayes, Clifford,;Williams, Ellen;

Culture and Education in the Organic Domain At the sensory-motor domain, perhaps the first thing to notice is that a great deal of what happens in the typical classroom is ...

epub |eng | 2011-10-28 | Author:Lee Crockett & Ian Jukes & Andrew churches

The disciplinary actions we develop in consultation with districts reflect the real world. For example, illegally downloading music or movies is theft: A student wouldn’t walk into a store and ...

pdf |en | | Author: Hanan A. Alexander