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Papers On Teaching Methods & Classroom Management
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Children in the Classroom / Participation vs. Performance
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9 pages outlining collective information/study. Examines the effects of child involvement/participation in the classroom on academic performance. No Bibliography.
Filename: Expattd.wps
Children with Autism and Communication
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A 4 page paper which examines whether or not children with autism can learn to effectively communicate with others. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TGautism.rtf
Children, Language And Reading
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8 pages in length. Language exists within the external world as an artifact that is a collection of symbols in admissible combinations. It is also an embodiment in the brain of the symbols used and the principles that determine their combinations. The brain uses the same machinery to represent language that it uses to represent any other entity. Neuroscientists have come to understand the neural basis for the brain’s representations of external objects as well as their events and the relations of those events. This simultaneously gains insight into the brain’s representation of language and into the mechanisms that connect the two. By assimilating the findings of a particular research focus, one can readily associate the relationship between literature and vocabulary with regard to a child's reading aptitude. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: TLCreadg.wps
Christian Education
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This 5 page paper provides an overview of some of the issues in teaching with a Christian perspective, including views of issues like abortion from a Christian perspective. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: MHChriEd.rtf
Christian School Administrators Vs Public School Administrators
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A 5 page paper. Are there differences between the Christian school leader and the public school leader? This is the question that is addressed. The writer offers a description of the Christian school education goals and a list of what are considered the essential characteristics of the leader in a Christian school. Then, taking information from effective school principal studies, the writer provides a synopsis and a comparison between the two. Finally, the writer makes guestimates as to how each of these leaders would score on Kouzes and Posner's leadership practices items. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PGChrpr.rtf
Class Size And Student Achievement
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This 32 page paper investigations the relationship between class size and student achievement. The introduction provides an overview of the information available. Part 1 provides an historical overview of the research on class size dating back to 1909. Those early studies did not find any positive correlation but they were riddled with problems that were overcome with better research designs and the introduction of standardized tests. Part 2 offers a literature review of more recent studies that have focused on the relationship between class size and student achievement. Despite clean, empirical studies over the last two decades, the controversy regarding large versus small class size and student achievement still exists. The writer explains why. The discussion and conclusion section ties the research together to make a generalized conclusion that the students who benefit the most from small class sizes in the primary grades are minority inner city students. Data are included. Bibliography lists 22 sources.
Filename: PGclssz4.rtf
Class Size Reduction Does Work
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10 pages in length. Attempting to educate the masses is often met with significant challenges that can thwart the very objective; from teacher apathy to lackadaisical attitudes and poor instruction to budget cutbacks, no longer is it as easy as presenting a lesson plan for students to glean its academic message. One of the most challenging components of contemporary learning, however, is the aspect of overcrowded classrooms, a problem that has exponential consequences beyond not being enough seats to go around. The extent to which class size has become a critical component to effective learning is both grand and far-reaching; that reduction is a wholly viable solution speaks to the combined simplicity and complexity of addressing the problem. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: TLCClassSz.rtf
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