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sandwich and this Italian meet ball sub. I picked pizza then I went to sat down with the friend I made during recess and had a fun time with them. After lunch we had recess again, some people went to take a nap at their desk some went to the playground to play tag and wall-ball. Our last class of the day is PE. We played dodge ball for the entire period, it was the most fun I’ve ever had in my…

Imagine it’s the year 1958, you are a teacher at post-secondary level. There are about 100 or so students in your class. What if you wanted to give them a work sheet full of problems to do or even a test? To do this, every test or work sheet would have to be written out by hand. Students and teachers alike have the invention of the photo copier in 1959 to thank for getting rid of this daunting task (Purdue University). A machine as simple as a photo copier or a project can help students and…

This pull-out schedule is an excerpt of a longer pull-out schedule. The current schedule is a model for the longer pull-out schedule. The longer pull-out schedule would incorporate multiple reading and math pull-out section with different students with a range of ability levels. Each pull-out section would be one hour long and incorporate the same break down of components as the ones modeled above. The difference between these different pull-out groups is the lessons that are being taught…

I conducted a classroom observation of college level English language learners at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. The instructor that led the course was Chris Hanson a faculty member at UCCS. The makeup of the students in the classroom was a mix of Arabic, Vietnamese, and Spanish primary language speakers. From speaking with Instructor Hanson, majority of his students are here on scholarships pending completion of this English language program, in which they will continue on as…

High School vs. College; Oh no they are different! Many people may think college classrooms and high school classrooms are the same because they have the primary structures of a classroom and both of them are considered to be a learning environment. The truth is they do not contain as much similarities as people may think such as appearance, classroom sizes, and the age difference. Doctor Drew C. Appleby, from the psychology network states, “College classes and professors are going to be…

Moreno Cynthia, Polk Molly, and Buck Lisa. “The Dilemma of Interactive Art Museum Spaces.” Art Education 56.5 (2003): 42-52. Web. Accessed 26 September 2016. This paper analyzes the conversion of contemporary interactive art through its intentions to influence youth culture with creative play, but ultimately sacrifices the deeper excruciation of art and its representations. The author presents two main issues, the challenge of interactive art to educate and its challenge to interrelate. Through…

This past semester I was placed in a kindergarten class with twenty one students. I was required to have 25 hours of observation. Through my visits at this school I learned a lot about how the classroom was laid out, how the teacher interacted with the students as well as how the students interacted with other students. Throughout the following pages I will discuss my data including demographics. This will include student demographics and teacher demographics. I will also discuss the physical…

Creating a Literacy Environment Each classroom has a different seating and classroom arrangement decided upon by the classroom teacher that assists in developing the students in all areas of development. Classroom arrangement plays a key role in learning within the classroom because it can affect behavior as well as other actions within the classroom (Stronge, Tucker, Hindman, 2004). The arrangement of the classroom as well as the different strategies used by the teachers assist in creating a…

distraction for those that use these devices. Ethnography and participant observation will assist in determining how people use these devices. Survey and semi-structured interviews will help in finding out the role that laptops and tablets actually play, and what…

Drexler Fernandez Ronald B. Richardson English 93-004 11/1/2016 Overcrowding Problem Facing CCSF Classrooms It’s no surprise that California is experiencing overcrowdings in its classroom, California is after all “1st in the US most populated states” by the (World Population Review). So, thing like class rooms having more student then it is designed to accommodate is pretty is common. But that’s the problem a study conducted by the UCLA Institute of Democracy, Education and Access reported that…