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Scenario: You are a teacher at an elementary school and you are preparing a presentation for parent night. Consider whether the school is in a rural, urban, or suburban location, the grade level that you are teaching, and the type of educational learning environment. Develop a 10- to 12-slide presentation about school and society that includes the following: An introduction A description of your teaching style and personal philosophy of education A description of the school culture, mission, vision, policies, practices, and philosophy An explanation of how you plan to support the school culture, mission, vision, policies, practices, and philosophy An explanation of the importance of parent, family, and community involvement in the school An explanation of how you plan to implement at least one specific educational philosophy in your classroom practice An explanation of how your personal beliefs about teaching relate to the NEA Code of Ethics A conclusion APA-formatted in-text citations and a reference slide Note : You may find helpful resources for creating your presentation, such as Prezi®, Glogster®, or digital storytelling tools, in the Technology Resource Library . ...

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