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This document discusses classroom management strategies and related problems. It outlines 10 strategies: focusing, direct instruction, monitoring, modeling, environmental control, low profile intervention, assertive discipline, assertive I-messages, humanistic I-messages, and positive discipline. For each strategy, an example classroom problem is provided and participants are asked to discuss related problems experienced and how they were solved. Finally, participants are asked to identify any other common classroom management problems and potential additional strategies.
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IEEE 2011 , IEEE 2012 BASED PROJECTS FOR FINAL YEAR STUDENTS OF
B.E - Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
B.E - Electronics and Communication Engineering,
B.E - Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering,
B.E - Bio medical Engineering,
B.E - Tele-communication Engineering,
B.E - Computer Science and Information Technology,
M.E - Power Systems Engineering,
M.E - Applied Electronics,
M.E - Power Electronics And Drive,
M.E - Mechatronics ,
MCA.
Project Cost for the above courses will be Rs 16,000 (INR) to Rs 20,000 (INR)
( including Consultation Fees)
Ph.D - Electrical Engineering - Power Systems Engineering - Power Electronics
- Project Cost Rs 3,50,000 to Rs 4,20,000
Ph.D - Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, Control systems
- Project Cost Rs 3,50,000 to Rs 4,20,000
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This document provides a list of over 385 potential mechanical engineering project titles for students pursuing a part time B.E degree. The projects cover a wide range of topics including automotive systems, manufacturing equipment, agricultural machinery, renewable energy systems, and more. Contact information is also provided for an organization called "Expertsyssol" that may be able to provide additional support and resources for students working on these projects.
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- 3. 10 strategies (5-10 minutes) In groups of 3, please read about the following strategies, comment them, and discuss related problems based on your experience at EAN. 1. Focusing 2. Direct instruction 3. Monitoring 4. Modeling 5. Environmental control 6. Low profile intervention 7. Assertive discipline 8. Assertive I –messages 9. Humanistic I – messages 10. Positive Discipline
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- 7. MODELING (2-3) min Strategy Let’s imagine: You are 20 minutes late. Related problems experienced at EAN
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- 9. Assertive discipline (2-3) min Strategy Let’s imagine: People keep coming late. They are driving you crazy. Related problems experienced at EAN
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- 11. Humanistic I- Messages (2-3) min Strategy Let’s imagine: Nobody does the homework because it doesn’t affect their grade. Related problems experienced at EAN
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