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The document provides questions for students to consider regarding their classroom environment and their teacher's management techniques, including whether the teacher has created a productive learning environment, what techniques are used to keep students actively engaged, how aware the teacher seems to be of what is happening, what types of punishments are used, and how classroom rules are posted and created.
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This document provides instructions for students to create two spreadsheets as part of a budgeting assignment. The first spreadsheet asks students to build a monthly budget considering their dream job income and expenses such as housing, utilities, transportation, savings, and discretionary spending. The second spreadsheet requires allocating every dollar of income across expenses in a "zero budget" that shows expenses equaling income across pay periods. Students are asked to title, format, and save the two spreadsheets as part of the assignment.
A07 Walk & Rock
The document provides instructions for creating a spreadsheet with sales data for different divisions and categories of a music company. It asks the student to organize the provided sales data into the spreadsheet, calculate totals and apply formatting. It also instructs them to create a graph displaying the data and save the spreadsheet. A second section provides data for a mobile services company to be organized into a second spreadsheet with calculations and graph. A third section gives budget data for an environmental club to be added to a third spreadsheet with calculations and graph. The student is asked to rename the spreadsheet tabs and have their workbook reviewed before submitting.
Excel formulas cheat sheet
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Observation docs EDUC 204
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MI Quiz
This document appears to be an intelligence quiz that assesses an individual's strengths across eight categories of intelligence: verbal/linguistic, logical/mathematical, visual/spatial, interpersonal, musical, naturalistic, body/kinesthetic, and intrapersonal. For each statement, the individual rates themselves on a scale of 1 to 5 on how well the statement describes them. The scores are then totaled for each category and can be plotted on a graph to identify areas of greater and lesser intelligence.
Resume 05
Emma Fernandez has a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science from California State University, Chico with an emphasis in Health Services Administration and a certificate in Emergency Medical Services Administration. She has experience in health services administration, research, dining services, management, customer service, and leadership roles. Her experience demonstrates abilities such as assessing client needs, coordinating meetings, providing comfortable environments, managing accounts, training employees, leading groups, and achieving goals through excellent customer service.
Resume 04
Jim N. Starman has a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from California State University, Chico with a 3.5 GPA and minor in Coaching. He has experience in marketing, probation, recreation leadership, and currently works as a barista. He demonstrates strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills.
Resume 03
This document contains contact and background information for Eric Miley. It includes his education history with a Master's degree from CSU Chico and work experience in retail sales, fundraising, recreation supervision, and youth counseling. It also lists honors and activities such as membership in an honors society and recreational clubs.
Resume 02
Jessica Renee Andresen is seeking a position that utilizes her communication skills and experience in public relations, marketing, and childcare. She has a Bachelor's degree in Communication Studies from California State University, Chico with an emphasis in organizational communication and marketing. Her relevant work experience includes internships with the California Air Resources Board and coordinating media advisories. She also has computer skills and affiliations that demonstrate leadership abilities.
Cover Letter 04
Jennifer Apodaca is applying for a summer internship with Target Stores. She completed an internship last summer at Target's Distribution Center in Woodland, CA and enjoyed her experience. She has researched Target and believes the company's focus on leadership development and community involvement makes it a good fit. Apodaca has a strong work ethic and desires effective teamwork. She received positive feedback from her previous supervisor and believes she could be a valuable addition to Target's stores.
Cover Letter 03
William O. Bryant is applying for open PC Support Analyst and Production Support Technician positions at Electronic Data Systems. He will graduate in December 2009 from California State University, Chico with a degree in Business Information Systems and a 3.4 GPA. Bryant has work experience in help desk, member services, and clerical roles that have given him strong time management and work ethic skills. He believes his technical and customer service experience from his current job at Chico State's User Services makes him a good fit for EDS's reputation of employing flexible, technology-skilled and customer-focused people. Bryant is confident his colleagues and customers would appreciate his enthusiasm and ability to take a leadership role in a changing environment.
Cover Letter 02
Katie Nadeau is applying for a social work practitioner position with Yolo County. She has a Masters in Social Work and will graduate in May. She has experience working with children and families through counseling and service plans. Her current internship is providing counseling in Butte County. She believes her clinical experience and knowledge of mental health and regulations would make her a good fit for the team.
Cover Letter 01
Adam Finley is applying for a Sales Territory Manager position with Victaulic. He has a 3.2 GPA from California State University, Chico where he will graduate in December with a Bachelor's degree. His relevant experience includes working as a Summer Orientation Peer Advisor at Chico State which required managing tasks, maintaining team dynamics, and addressing student needs, as well as demonstrating public speaking skills. He also worked for two years at a biotech company starting as a temporary employee and becoming indispensable in quality assurance due to his attention to detail. His strong work ethic was shown working for a school district where he began work at 6am and was invited back for two years.
Carol Billing Office Hours SP12
Carol Billing's office hours and teaching schedule for Spring 2012 are outlined. She teaches EDUC 201 on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room 102 from 12-12:30pm. She holds office hours on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in Room 122 from 1-2:30pm and responds to student emails on Monday mornings from 7-7:30am. She also teaches CISA 101 and holds office hours in Room 126 on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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- 2. Do you think your teacher has successfully created a productive learning environment? Why or why not?
- 3. What techniques does the teacher use to keep students actively involved in academic activities?
- 4. How is your teachers “withitness?”
- 5. What types of “punishments” are used in your classroom?
- 6. How or where are the rules posted in your classroom? How were they created? By the students or the teacher?