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This document provides guidance for students completing several modules in an education classroom management course. It outlines the assignments for each module, which include creating charts comparing classroom management models, developing classroom procedures, establishing rules and consequences, addressing difficult classroom situations, creating an overview of the classroom for students and parents, discussing teacher professionalism, selecting student engagement strategies, and developing a personal classroom management plan. The document provides details on what to include in each assignment and recommends resources to support completing the work.
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1. The directions ask that you "focus on the group of students in your program of study." Your program of study is your age group early education, elementary education, or secondary education. All your responses should be geared towards your age group.
2. You will have a total of five models (Wong, Kagan/Kyle/Scott, Jones, Morrish, and one of your choice). Need to see a sample? Check this out. And here's another one.
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This document provides an overview of the EDU 450 (Classroom Engagement and Management) course. The course covers various topics related to classroom management models, procedures, rules and consequences, communication with parents, and student engagement strategies. Students complete discussion questions and assignments on these topics to develop a Personal Classroom Management Plan that incorporates their learning. The plan addresses the student's philosophy of classroom management, procedures, rules and rewards system, communication, engagement strategies, and approach to professionalism.
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This document outlines the weekly assignments for an education course called EDU 311 Models and Theories of Instruction. It includes assignments such as writing a paper on factors to consider when lesson planning, developing lesson objectives using Bloom's taxonomy, analyzing existing lesson plans, designing a cooperative learning lesson, creating an assessment brochure, observing a teacher's lesson, and developing a comprehensive lesson plan. The overall goal is for students to learn about instructional design theories and models and gain experience applying them to create effective lesson plans and assessments.
Edu 450 Teaching Effectively--tutorialrank.comSoaps102
This document provides guidance for students completing several classroom management assignments for an education course. It outlines the requirements for assignments on classroom management models, procedures, rules and consequences, handling difficult situations, a classroom overview, professionalism, student engagement strategies, and a final personal classroom management plan. Requirements include describing strengths and weaknesses of models, including procedures and their elements, using scholarly sources and APA style, and incorporating elements from previous assignments into a final benchmark plan.
Edu 450 Effective Communication - snaptutorial.comHarrisGeorg15
This document provides guidance for students completing several modules in an education classroom management course. It outlines the assignments for each module, which include creating charts comparing classroom management models, developing classroom procedures, establishing rules and consequences, addressing difficult classroom situations, creating an overview of the classroom for students and parents, discussing teacher professionalism, selecting student engagement strategies, and developing a personal classroom management plan. The document provides details on what to include in each assignment and recommends resources to support completing the work.
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1. The directions ask that you "focus on the group of students in your program of study." Your program of study is your age group early education, elementary education, or secondary education. All your responses should be geared towards your age group.
2. You will have a total of five models (Wong, Kagan/Kyle/Scott, Jones, Morrish, and one of your choice). Need to see a sample? Check this out. And here's another one.
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This document provides an overview of the EDU 450 (Classroom Engagement and Management) course. The course covers various topics related to classroom management models, procedures, rules and consequences, communication with parents, and student engagement strategies. Students complete discussion questions and assignments on these topics to develop a Personal Classroom Management Plan that incorporates their learning. The plan addresses the student's philosophy of classroom management, procedures, rules and rewards system, communication, engagement strategies, and approach to professionalism.
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This document outlines the weekly assignments for an education course called EDU 311 Models and Theories of Instruction. It includes assignments such as writing a paper on factors to consider when lesson planning, developing lesson objectives using Bloom's taxonomy, analyzing existing lesson plans, designing a cooperative learning lesson, creating an assessment brochure, observing a teacher's lesson, and developing a comprehensive lesson plan. The overall goal is for students to learn about instructional design theories and models and gain experience applying them to create effective lesson plans and assessments.
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- They propose adapting the course for graduate entry medical students by spreading it over the year and incorporating case studies and forums for discussion and assessment.
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This document outlines strategies for establishing teacher presence in blended and online learning environments. It discusses the Community of Inquiry theoretical framework and defines teaching presence. It then provides five quick steps for successful blended teacher presence: 1) Prepare before each class meeting or term, 2) Personalize the course with contact information and policies, 3) Participate actively in online discussions, 4) Model academic content and critical thinking, and 5) Scaffold student learning with feedback and support. The document emphasizes the importance of preparation, personalization, timely participation and feedback to establish teacher presence online.
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EDU 450 Module 1 Classroom Management Models NEW
You will be completing the "Classroom Management Models" chart. Here are a few key reminders
1. The directions ask that you "focus on the group of students in your program of study." Your program of study is your age group early education, elementary education, or secondary education. All your responses should be geared towards your age group.
2. You will have a total of five models (Wong, Kagan/Kyle/Scott, Jones, Morrish, and one of your choice). Need to see a sample? Check this out. And here's another one.
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This document provides an overview of the EDU 450 (Classroom Engagement and Management) course. It includes discussion questions and assignments for each topic. The assignments involve developing components of a personal classroom management plan, including procedures, rules and consequences, and strategies for handling difficult situations. Students are asked to consider models of classroom management, create their own management system, and develop an overview of their classroom policies and procedures to share with parents. The goal is for students to learn research-based strategies for engagement, management and building relationships to establish a productive learning environment.
This document provides guidelines for completing various assignments for an EDU 381 ASH Complete Class, including discussion questions, lesson plans, and a final paper. It includes links to online resources for assistance with each assignment. The assignments cover topics such as standards and objectives, instructional models, assessment, and developing a unit of study using three instructional models. Students will analyze models, create lesson plans, and evaluate the effectiveness of instructional planning and their resulting unit.
The document discusses the importance and benefits of ePortfolios for students in the Master of Education program. It states that ePortfolios allow students to document their narrative of growth throughout the program by collecting work samples and written reflections. A good ePortfolio demonstrates thoughtful reflection on learning experiences and goals, and provides evidence of the student's developing capabilities. Maintaining an organized, well-written ePortfolio can help students improve their learning and track their progress both during and after completing the program.
The document discusses tips and best practices for teaching online courses effectively. It emphasizes the importance of developing standardized procedures, designing courses that are visually consistent and organized, providing timely feedback to students, and establishing a sustainable workflow. Some specific tips include creating video content for students, using tools like Blackboard and Skype, and being proactive during the first week of class to set clear expectations. The overall message is that online teaching does not need to be overwhelming if the instructor plans thoroughly and maintains an organized, routine approach.
This document provides the syllabus for an English 102 college writing and rhetoric course taught by Caitlin Hill. The course is designed to improve students' skills in persuasive and expository writing. It will focus on how environments affect people and what takes place within them. By the end of the course, students should be able to effectively write, analyze, present ideas, develop arguments, conduct research, revise, and provide feedback. There will be four major writing assignments, daily homework, journaling, and optional rough drafts. Students will be graded on a points system, with grades determined by performance on assignments, participation, and can negotiate aspects of assignment rubrics.
The document discusses several topics related to training content design and development. It begins by noting that students forget 90% of what they learn within 30 days, with most forgetting occurring within the first few hours. It then introduces the ADDIE model for developing training, which includes the phases of analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation. Specific tasks and outputs for each phase are listed. The document also discusses course structuring guidelines and the ARCS model for motivating learners through gaining attention, establishing relevance, building confidence, and satisfying learners. Blooms taxonomy and the differences between learning and retention are briefly covered.
The document describes a proposed online tutorial for instructors on designing courses in the Blackboard learning management system. The tutorial would be hosted on WordPress rather than Blackboard itself. It would include video tutorials, textual explanations, opportunities for learner interaction and practice exercises to build a sample course. The goal is to help instructors understand best practices for course organization and use of tools in Blackboard 9. Instructors' learning would be assessed based on reflections on their practice course and understanding of course design concepts.
The document summarizes a review of an online module for teaching the Flinders Model of Chronic Condition Self-Management. Some key points:
- The online course aims to teach the Flinders Model to health professionals in their own time through 19 online lessons.
- The reviewers completed the course and identified areas for improvement such as broken links and inconsistencies.
- They propose adapting the course for graduate entry medical students by spreading it over the year and incorporating case studies and forums for discussion and assessment.
- Suggestions include condensing some lessons, improving videos and PowerPoints, and moderating forums to engage students in comprehending and applying the Flinders Model.
The document discusses integrating teaching on chronic condition management using the Flinders Program into the GEMP course. It reviews the current online Flinders Model course, noting some technical issues. It proposes breaking the course into smaller weekly lessons completed over the academic year. Forum questions would assess students' understanding, and focus more on case studies than reflection. The care plans would be split between years to better fit the teaching schedule. Overall it aims to improve the Flinders Model's integration and engagement for GEMP students.
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This document outlines the syllabus for the course "B BUS 446: Strategic Retail Promotion" taught Winter Quarter 2015. The course examines key strategies and methods for using promotion to achieve competitive advantage in retail. It meets Monday and Wednesday from 1:15-3:15pm in room UW1 020. The course objectives include developing knowledge of retail profitability, marketing concepts, metrics, traditional and emerging promotional strategies. Grading will be based on assignments, exams, a group project, and participation. The professor is Mary Ann Odegaard and the textbook is "The Fusion Marketing Bible."
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The document discusses how storyboarding can be used to plan an effective e-learning module. Storyboarding involves mapping out the step-by-step process and interactions that users will experience. The librarians at Swansea University used storyboarding to plan e-learning modules on topics like search strategies and referencing. They involved other staff and students to provide feedback during the planning process. Evaluations of the completed modules found that they improved students' skills and were easy to follow. Storyboarding proved an effective technique for transferring instruction from the classroom to an online format.
The document provides guidelines for creating courses using iTunes U Course Manager. It describes how to get started by creating a profile and new course, then editing and organizing content by adding an outline, posts, assignments, and materials. It offers best practices for crafting an effective course, such as including learning objectives and leveraging mobility. It also covers managing enrollment by sharing enroll codes and publishing to an institution's iTunes U catalog.
The document provides guidance for creating effective online assignments. It outlines 5 key parts for consideration: 1) construct well-designed learning objectives, 2) set clear expectations and detailed instructions, 3) provide meaningful and timely feedback, 4) include rubrics for assessment, and 5) allow students opportunities for reflection and feedback. Specific tips are given for each part, such as stating learning objectives, providing assignment examples and formats, using tools like email, Wimba, and surveys for feedback, and developing grading rubrics. The goal is to make assignments, expectations and feedback as clear and explicit as possible in an online environment.
This document outlines strategies for establishing teacher presence in blended and online learning environments. It discusses the Community of Inquiry theoretical framework and defines teaching presence. It then provides five quick steps for successful blended teacher presence: 1) Prepare before each class meeting or term, 2) Personalize the course with contact information and policies, 3) Participate actively in online discussions, 4) Model academic content and critical thinking, and 5) Scaffold student learning with feedback and support. The document emphasizes the importance of preparation, personalization, timely participation and feedback to establish teacher presence online.
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1. The directions ask that you "focus on the group of students in your program of study." Your program of study is your age group early education, elementary education, or secondary education. All your responses should be geared towards your age group.
2. You will have a total of five models (Wong, Kagan/Kyle/Scott, Jones, Morrish, and one of your choice). Need to see a sample? Check this out. And here's another one.
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This document provides an overview of the EDU 450 (Classroom Engagement and Management) course. It includes discussion questions and assignments for each topic. The assignments involve developing components of a personal classroom management plan, including procedures, rules and consequences, and strategies for handling difficult situations. Students are asked to consider models of classroom management, create their own management system, and develop an overview of their classroom policies and procedures to share with parents. The goal is for students to learn research-based strategies for engagement, management and building relationships to establish a productive learning environment.
This document provides guidelines for completing various assignments for an EDU 381 ASH Complete Class, including discussion questions, lesson plans, and a final paper. It includes links to online resources for assistance with each assignment. The assignments cover topics such as standards and objectives, instructional models, assessment, and developing a unit of study using three instructional models. Students will analyze models, create lesson plans, and evaluate the effectiveness of instructional planning and their resulting unit.
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Feedback. In our course text, David Nicol (2011) explains, “There is no such thing as good teaching without good feedback” (p.108). As an instructor, you will be providing feedback to students on a continual basis. Many instructors keep a tip sheet or checklist handy while grading. For this assignment, create a tip sheet or checklist of your own that includes:
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b. How to modify feedback to meet the needs of diverse learners
c. Types of feedback with examples of each
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Feedback. In our course text, David Nicol (2011) explains, “There is no such thing as good teaching without good feedback” (p.108). As an instructor, you will be providing feedback to students on a continual basis. Many instructors keep a tip sheet or checklist handy while grading. For this assignment, create a tip sheet or checklist of your own that includes:
a. Features of good written feedback with short explanation
b. How to modify feedback to meet the needs of diverse learners
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Feedback. In our course text, David Nicol (2011) explains, “There is no such thing as good teaching without good feedback” (p.108). As an instructor, you will be providing feedback to students on a continual basis. Many instructors keep a tip sheet or checklist handy while grading. For this assignment, create a tip sheet or checklist of your own that includes:
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WRITING A GOOD DISCUSSION BOARD POST
There are several key steps that you’ll need to follow in order to write a complete and engaging
discussion board post. For every discussion post, you need to:
1. UNDERSTAND what the discussion is asking you to do
2. READ all required or supplemental materials
3. WRITE the post, and
4. REVIEW using the Discussion Post Checklist
Now, let’s go through each of these important steps in more detail.
First, break down the instructions of the discussion and take notes to understand exactly
what you need to do to complete it.
a. Identify the purpose or goal of the discussion post and how it relates to the course concepts
under review for the week.
b. Be sure to note any required course reading, such as the instructor guidance, chapters from
your textbook, or an article or webpage.
c. Look for key terms in the instructions—these are terms or course concepts that you will see in
the reading for the week, or that you have become familiar with in earlier weeks of the course. Be
sure to underline, highlight, or note these key words, as these are the themes that you will focus
on in your discussion post this week.
d. Make note of any key questions or directives that you are asked to address. If these
questions/directives are already in a bulleted or numbered list, great! But if they are not, go ahead
and number them so you can later use them as a checklist for yourself.
*Note- Directives are action verbs in the instructions that tell you what to do. Examples that you
might see include Define, Explain, Describe, or Discuss. The Writing Center’s guide on
Understanding the Verbs in Your Prompt can help you understand the expectations of each of
these directive words.
e. Note any additional requirements such as word count or APA formatting.
f. Finally, if a grading rubric is provided, be sure to review each part of it. The rubric can be used
as a checklist to ensure you have completed each of the requirements of the discussion.
This may sound like a lot of work now, but it actually only takes 10 to 15 minutes to go through the
instructions and make notes on what needs to be accomplished. These few minutes will save you time
when you begin writing and will help you to write a better post.
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Here is an example of a discussion prompt where each of these elements has been marked:
In Chapter 2 of your text, Bevan and Sole (2014) lay out many psychological concepts concerning the
“self.” These key elements of human psychology are central to how we communicate with
ourselves (intrapersonal communication) and others (interpersonal communication).
Prepare: As you prepare to write your discussion for this topic, take a few moments to do the
following:
• Review Chapter 2 in your text.
• Focus on the segments ...
This document contains information and assignments for an education course (EDU 623) organized by week. It includes assignments on topics like the No Child Left Behind Act, writing skills, lesson plan critiques, educational philosophies, and a final paper focusing on a specific area of education. Students are to complete discussion questions, analyses, reflections, summaries and other written assignments each week citing external sources and using APA style. The document provides links to additional educational resources and tutorials.
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Course Syllabus
Course Description
Presents the fundamentals of business principles and practices. Business strategies emphasized are decision-making and
planning, teamwork, technology, and communication. Topics include analysis of the business environment, starting a new
business, managing business and employees, marketing, accounting, and finance.
Course Textbook(s)
No physical textbook is required; resources are integrated within the course.
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
1. Identify basic business concepts.
2. Examine the different environments in which businesses operate, to include social, technological, economic, legal,
and market.
3. Explain management functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling.
4. Identify the basic principles of marketing.
5. Determine the function and role of human resources, including key aspects of human resource management.
6. Discuss the importance of ethics and social responsibility in business.
7. Evaluate concepts associated with entrepreneurship.
8. Explain how outsourcing, offshoring, and foreign entities affect the operation of businesses in the United States.
Credits
Upon completion of this course, the students will earn 3 hours of college credit.
Course Structure
1. Study Guide: Course units contain a Study Guide that provide students with the learning outcomes, unit lesson,
required reading assignments, and supplemental resources.
2. Learning Outcomes: Each unit contains Learning Outcomes that specify the measurable skills and knowledge
students should gain upon completion of the unit.
3. Unit Lesson: Unit Lessons, which are located in the Study Guide, discuss lesson material.
4. Reading Assignments: Units contain Reading Assignments from one or more chapters from the textbook and/or
outside resources.
5. Suggested Reading: Suggested Readings are listed within the Study Guide. Students are encouraged to read the
resources listed if the opportunity arises, but they will not be tested on their knowledge of the Suggested Readings.
6. Discussion Boards: Discussion Boards are part of all CSU Term courses. More information and specifications can
be found in the Student Resources link listed in the Course Menu bar.
7. Unit Quizzes: This course contains Unit Quizzes. It is suggested that the quizzes be completed before students
complete the Unit Assessments. Quizzes are used to give students quick feedback on their understanding of the unit
material.
8. Unit Assessments: This course contains Unit Assessments, which test student knowledge on important aspects of
the course. These tests may come in many different forms, ranging from multiple choice to written response
questions.
9. Unit Assignments: Students are required to submit for grading Unit Assignments. Specific information and
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This document provides information and resources for various assignments in Grand Canyon University's EED 470 course. It includes discussion questions, assignments, and guidelines for topics related to teaching reading strategies, assessments, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, and the writing process. Students are directed to online tutorials and resources to help complete assignments which require analyzing approaches to teaching reading, creating lesson plans and presentations, developing vocabulary and comprehension games, and reflecting on practicum experiences.
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- Guidelines for creating assessments like an objective test, performance assessment, rubric, and personal beliefs paper on assessment experiences.
- Links and resources for each assignment are provided to help students complete the work.
The class covers a wide range of topics on educational assessment through discussion questions, written assignments, and self-assessment tools to help students develop their understanding.
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EDU 450 Module 1 Classroom Management Models
NEW
You will be completing the "Classroom Management
Models" chart. Here are a few key reminders
1. The directions ask that you "focus on the group of
students in your program of study." Your program of
study is your age group early education, elementary
education, or secondary education. All your responses
should be geared towards your age group.
2. 2. You will have a total of five models (Wong,
Kagan/Kyle/Scott, Jones, Morrish, and one of your
choice). Need to see a sample? Check this out. And
here's another one.
3. Include both strengths and weaknesses for each
model; be as specific as possible.
4. Be sure to include TWO quotes for each model; use
APA style 6th edition for your citations.
5. Find three credible websites AND two to three
scholarly resources for EACH model. For more details
about using the GCU eLibrary, please visit the "APA
Style & Research Tips" in the General Resources tab
above.
6. Include your references for each model; a good rule
of thumb is this If you used information from a source,
it should be listed in the references section and cited
in your work. Please use APA style 6th edition.
3. 7. Write 200-250 words describing your classroom
managements; include elements from the chart that
you would like to incorporate.
4. GCU EDU 450 Module 3 Rules, Consequences, and
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EDU 450 Module 3 Rules, Consequences, and Rewards
System NEW
5. GCU EDU 450 Module 4 CLC - Handling Difficult
Situations NEW
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EDU 450 Module 4 CLC - Handling Difficult Situations
NEW
Your CLC assignment is a 1,000 - 1,250 word essay
discussing a variety of questions regarding difficult
situations; please refer to the Syllabus for the
questions. Here are a few reminders to ensure a
quality submission
1. Use APA style, 6th edition; you will find a template
and style guide in the Student Success Center.
6. 2. Use 3-5 scholarly resources;the GCU eLibrary is the
best site to find these articles. Don't forget to use
citations and a references page.
3. Use the questions as a guide for organizing your
paper; each question can be addressed in 1-2
paragraphs.
4. Use an introduction and a conclusion to bracket
your ideas.
5. Proofread to ensure quality writing.
7. GCU EDU 450 Module 5 Classroom Overview NEW
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EDU 450 Module 5 Classroom Overview NEW
This is an overview of your classroom that you will
provide to your students and parents/guardians,
which will outline the following
1. Introduce yourself with your contact information
2. Classroom procedures (feel free to use the ones you
included in week 2)
8. 3. Rules and consequences (feel free to use the ones
you included in week 3)
4. Reward system (if you choose to have one) (again,
feel free to use the ones you included in week 3)
5. Classroom expectations
6. What students will be learning
7. How students will be graded
8. Methods of communicationwith parents/guardians
9. Parents/guardians page (acknowledgement of
receiving information - like a signature, contact
information, questionnaire/survey)
9. **A good way to approach this assignment is to
consider this the first item you send home with
students (on day one).
**Remember to not overwhelm the student and/or
parent with too much information. Try using bullet
notes, brief descriptions, and other strategies to keep
it simple.
**Here are some possible formats A brochure, a
newsletter, a pamphlet, a class web page (Weebly is
user-friendly!), a syllabus (appropriate for high school
classrooms)...be creative!
**Refer to the rubric to see how your assignment will
be graded.
10. **For a couple of ideas to spark your creativity, check
out the following sites
http//firstgradeblueskies.blogspot.com/2012/06/clas
s-brochure.html
http//room23buzz.blogspot.com/2013/08/classroom
-brochure.html
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EDU 450 Module 5 Professionalism NEW
This is a short essay (250-500 words) that addresses
the following
1. 10 ways teachers should be professional with
students, parents, co-workers, and administrators.
2. Detailed explanation of your strengths with each
group (for example, my strength in dealing with my
13. high school students is that I have the ability to create
a strong rapport).
3. One area you can improve in, as well as how you
can improve.
4. Why is professionalism important?
**Please refer to the benchmark rubric to see how
your assignment will be graded.
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EDU 450 Module 6 Student Engagement Strategies
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1. First, be sure to read the "Structural Approach to
Cooperative Learning" article (in our Week 6
material). Then, choose eight strategies that can
engage students in the learning process (five must
come from the article above).
2.
15. 2. Then, create creating a PowerPoint presentation
with 10-15 slides; this includes a title slide, a slide for
each of the eight strategies (total of 8), and a
references slide.
3. Be sure to explain the strategy in your own words,
include any classroom arrangements that are best for
the strategies, and any examples or anecdotes for
support.
4. Finally, be sure to includeslide notes - if you are not
sure how to do this, visit the General Resources tab
above, then click on PowerPoint tips. You will also
find additional ideas for creating visually pleasing
PowerPoint slides (like using short bullets, including a
graphic, changing the background, etc.). This
assignment allows for a litle creativity, so now's your
time to bring it!
16. GCU EDU 450 Module 7 Behavior Management
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EDU 450 Module 7 Behavior Management Approach
NEW
This 1,000-1,250 word essay is centered around a
behavior management approach regarding a student's
disruptivebehavior. Referto the rubric, and be sure to
include the following
Introductory paragraph with thesis statement
(identifying the behavior management approach)
17. Description of the scenario revolving around a
student's disruptive behavior
Application of a behavior management approach from
this course (including labeling of steps to address the
behavior) You can choose from any behavior
management model (either in this week, a previous
week, or one we have yet to read about). The goal is to
pick a model that could be used to address the
described scenario. Remember, don't forget to label
each step!
Research (from course material, GCU eLibrary, etc.) to
support your ideas
Use of APA Style (6th edition) - please refer to the
Student Success Center for more details
18. GCU EDU Module 8 My Personal Classroom
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EDU Module 8 My Personal Classroom Management
Plan (Benchmark Assessment) NEW
First, you will be using the assignments that you've
ALREADY submitted in this course as the basis for
your benchmark. While you can simply copy/paste, be
sure to read the feedback on your assignments in case
there are any revisions or suggested changes - I want
to ensure that you've included all the necessary
elements! Also, be sure that the final product
maintains consistency in format (same fonts, same
"look" for each section). Again, be sure to read my
19. feedback on the original assignment submissions, as
there may be suggested changes in my feedback.
Additionally, be sure to include the following six
components philosophy, procedures,
rules/consequences/rewards, parent/guardian
communication, engagement strategies (you will want
to transfer that information from PowerPoint to your
Word document), and professionalism. If you need a
template to ensure your formatting your paper
correctly, I've included one here. Please be sure to
review the assignment directions and rubric for this
assignment, located in the Readings.
Regarding the drawings of classroom arrangements
You can draw a picture, or you can use one that you
find online. You could also create a classroom
arrangement using a program. For example,
PowerPoint is an easy way to create an image of a
classroom (with little shapes and labels); or you could
try an online site, like this one
http//teacher.scholastic.com/tools/class_setup/(once
20. you have your arrangement, you can take a screenshot
of it or print it as a PDF and save it to your computer).
Finally, remember that this assignment needs to be
submitted to BOTH Loud Cloud and TaskStream, so
you’ll want to ensure that your TaskStream account is
up and running.