Classroom Schedules and Transitions

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discussion

Chapter 3 of your course text discusses how to create a daily schedule for a classroom or center, and stresses that transition time in between activities should also be included into this schedule.

For this post, you will first discuss your ideas for how best to assist Jeremy and Sarah in the following scenario:

Jeremy and Sarah, co-teachers of toddlers, struggle each day to get all the children ready to go outside. Most of the children need a lot of assistance to put on coats, snow pants, boots, hats, and mittens. In addition, some of the parents forget to bring the needed clothing. Jeremy or Sarah then has to dig through the program extras to find ones that will fit. While Jeremy and Sarah are helping the ten children get ready, the children that are already dressed are waiting, pushing, or wrestling with each other, and saying they are hot. The teachers worry about children getting overheated and sweating while waiting and then going outside in the cold (Bullard, 2014, p. 65).

For the first part of your discussion post, discuss your ideas for how Jeremy and Sarah can make this transition more effective. Next, look at the example toddler schedule provided on page 56 of the course text. As Bullard (2014) states, “well-planned transitions not only decrease frustration and behavior problems but can turn wasted time into educational opportunities, allowing both adults and children to feel competent” (p. 60). Therefore, how you plan for these inevitable transitions is crucial to your successful daily planning. In the final part of your discussion, use the example toddler schedule and:

  1. Describe the roles and responsibilities of each adult in your classroom for each transition.
  2. Describe how you will reduce the wait-time in between each activity.
  3. Lastly, describe what your transition expectations are for children and how you will explain these expectations to the children.

3 pages double spaced

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For Socrates, virtue is necessary for happiness, and virtue is sufficient for happiness. You may not be a supermodel or the most financially successful person in the world, but if you are honest, wise, fair, courageous and self-controlled, your life and character will merit praise and respect. If you go beyond simplistic common sense and skill yourself in reason, you can become truly wise. If you cultivate courage, wisdom, justice, and self-control throughout your entire life, then even if you achieve nothing else, you will have lived a truly meaningful life.

In the reading and Apology video, Socrates is trying to prove his innocence to the Athenians and argue he is doing the right thing by asking questions of their assumptions of wisdom. What, from his perspective, is the problem that most of his fellow citizens have and how can philosophy help? What are the values that Socrates defends? Do you agree with Socrates or disagree? Why or why not? What kind of knowledge and virtue is required for a meaningful life? Why?

SOURCE: de Botton “Consolations of Philosophy” pages 3-42 and Apology video

NO OTHER SOURCES! WRITE IN YOUR OWN WORDS!

In this paper, you are to address each of the following questions in relation to the topic above:

  1. Introduction with a thesis. Tell me what you will be doing in your paper and introduce the subject (3-4 sentences, please no more than 6)
  2. Explain in your own words that philosopher’s theory and ideas Do not use the pronoun “I” here. (This is will be about 1.5 pages)
  3. Give your critical analysis of the philosopher’s ideas and arguments. DO NOT APPEAL TO FEELINGS OR BELIEFS. Tell me your critical thoughts. Personal feelings are irrelevant to discussing the philosopher’s ideas in paper. You may use the pronoun “I” here. (about 1-1.5 pages) Make sure to also have a conclusion.

Apology video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MxT3NYwvAQ

Write an account of Science Shows No Link Between Games and Violence by Karen Sternheimer and Michael D. Gallagher, focusing on the rhetorical situation — context, purpose, primary claim, evidence, audience, and authors, as well as on the appeals used.

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Write an account of Science Shows No Link Between Games and Violence by Karen Sternheimer and Michael D. Gallagher, focusing on the rhetorical situation — context, purpose, primary claim, evidence, audience, and authors, as well as on the appeals used.

Write an approximately 3-page long paper, double-spaced, typed, and edited in normal font (12). Use M.L.A. formatting style.Papers with too many elementary spelling and grammar mistakes will be returned as incomplete.

You are to respect the university rules regarding plagiarism. Anybody who will be found guilty of plagiarizing will absolutely fail the class.

Steps to follow:

  1. Start with setting the stage for the discussion and reveal the context of this argument.
  2. Provide a short summary of the reading. Identify the claims of the article and present them in the order of their importance. You can explain some of these and provide quotations to illustrate them. However, avoid irrelevant details.
  3. Introduce the authors as they appear from the text and context.
  4. Identify the targeted audience.
  5. Identify the purpose of the article.
  6. Conclude with a short evaluation of the effectiveness of the argument. Is the argument effective or ineffective? How entertaining, convincing, or informative is the whole piece? (Do not answer these questions directly; integrate them into your brief evaluation.)

Key outcomes met with this assignment:

  • Recognize that writing is a process of inquiry used both to discover and communicate ideas;
  • Understand the rhetorical situation of a text – author, audience, purpose, context, evidence;
  • Extract main ideas from texts and reorganize them;
  • Analyze an author’s specific rhetorical moves in a given text;
  • Summarize and paraphrase texts, and incorporate them into own writing to support and extend own ideas;
  • Evaluate the arguments/claims and supporting material in written texts;
  • Use collaborative and social aspects of the writing process by critiquing peer’s texts and discussing own writing;
  • Format simple manuscripts, and cite sources accurately;
  • Understand the consequences of plagiarism;
  • Edit own writing for grammar, mechanics, and usage.

900 words about a reading

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Write an account of Science Shows No Link Between Games and Violence by Karen Sternheimer and Michael D. Gallagher, focusing on the rhetorical situation — context, purpose, primary claim, evidence, audience, and authors, as well as on the appeals used.

Write a 3-page long paper (900 words), double-spaced, typed, and edited in normal font (12). Use MLA formatting style.Papers with too many elementary spelling and grammar mistakes will be returned as incomplete.

You are to respect the university rules regarding plagiarism. Anybody who will be found guilty of plagiarizing will absolutely fail the class.

Steps to follow:

  1. Start with setting the stage for the discussion and reveal the context of this argument.
  2. Provide a short summary of the reading. Identify the claims of the article and present them in the order of their importance. You can explain some of these and provide quotations to illustrate them. However, avoid irrelevant details.
  3. Introduce the authors as they appear from the text and context.
  4. Identify the targeted audience.
  5. Identify the purpose of the article.
  6. Conclude with a short evaluation of the effectiveness of the argument. Is the argument effective or ineffective? How entertaining, convincing, or informative is the whole piece? (Do not answer these questions directly; integrate them into your brief evaluation.)

Key outcomes met with this assignment:

  • Recognize that writing is a process of inquiry used both to discover and communicate ideas;
  • Understand the rhetorical situation of a text – author, audience, purpose, context, evidence;
  • Extract main ideas from texts and reorganize them;
  • Analyze an author’s specific rhetorical moves in a given text;
  • Summarize and paraphrase texts, and incorporate them into own writing to support and extend own ideas;
  • Evaluate the arguments/claims and supporting material in written texts;
  • Use collaborative and social aspects of the writing process by critiquing peer’s texts and discussing own writing;
  • Format simple manuscripts, and cite sources accurately;
  • Understand the consequences of plagiarism;
  • Edit own writing for grammar, mechanics, and usage.

Early American Indian Discussion Due September 10

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This is the third discussion assignment worth eight points. You are to read Chapter 7 in the text, the Indian lecture. Then you choose ONE Indian leader from the following: Pontiac, Tecumseh, Chief Joseph, and Red Cloud. You are then to view the video on your chosen leader and also read the follow websites on your chosen leader: Pontiac: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Pontiac (Links to an external site.)and http://www.nndb.com/people/072/000049922 (Links to an external site.) Tecumseh-: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tecumseh (Links to an external site.) and http://history1800s.about.com/od/leaders/p/tecumsehbio.htm (Links to an external site.) and http://www.historynet.com/tecumseh-red-cloud-and-sitting-bull-three-great-indian-leaders.htm (Links to an external site.) (this site also discusses Red Cloud) Chief Joseph: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Joseph (Links to an external site.) and http://www.pbs.org/weta/thewest/people/a_c/chiefjoseph.htm (Links to an external site.) and http://www.indians.org/welker/joseph.htm (Links to an external site.) Red Cloud- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Cloud (Links to an external site.)and http://www.pbs.org/weta/thewest/people/i_r/redcloud.htm. (Links to an external site.)

You are to become this leader and describe how you challenged the English or the United States government and what type of tactics your used and your level of success.

Finally you are to review all the Indian leaders covered in lecture and Chapter 7 along with your chosen leader and tell which Indian leader do you feel was the most successful and why. You are also to comment on two other students’ choices of leaders.

Good luck on this Early Indian discussion.

1500 words on Autism – specific topic in the instructions

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Must be qualitative research

Must use sophisticated language (medical/Chemical/biological terminology and statistical terminology )

Minimum of 1500 words

why is Autism more prevalent in men vs woman and how it affects individuals lives! This is a thesis paper conducted purely on recent (published after 2014) Academic peer-reviewed scholarly Journal articles. Reference pages not included in the paper length. Must have six peer-reviewed articles, additionally must attach a PDF copy of each one.

Literature review must answer the questions mentioned in the attachment and additionally talk about similarities and differences, each article’s hypothesis, methods used, major findings, limitations.

this thesis paper requires two hypotheses:

One hypothesis can be derived on your own

Second hypothesis must talk about chromosomes X and Y chromosomes in particular, research must back up to the fact that women have 2X chromosomes whereas men have one, as autism as a developmental issue, chromosomes also play a significant factor. Determine what that factories, what role chromosomes playing.

Remember: this is important for society as those who are diagnosed with autism autism are rapidly increasing in the recent years. You ( I aka the person who is writing this paper is an applied behavioral analysist, Therapist for autistic kids, very passionate about them )

Must be tied to a social or psychological theory.

I need medical knowledge however I don’t need you to go too deep into the medical aspect! I need this to be based more on statistical data and use statistical explanations as well as some medical explanations

Upon satisfaction will leave a generous tip Great reviews and will definitely be back for more work in the future! I require cooperation, as I might need editing before approving the payment

synthesize your research provide with hundred percent authentic Final draft

cite resources

Will request for a refund upon finding any plagiarism not even 1% is acceptable

This assignment is to be an essay summarizing and analyzing an article from a professional journal in the field of family development.

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This assignment is to be an essay summarizing and analyzing an article from a professional journal in the field of family development.

The goal of this assignment is to acquaint you with a professional journal in the field of family development and the type of article written for professionals in that field.

Using the SDSU Library database, locate an article from the Journal of Marriage and Family which is published by the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR). Choose any topic area you wish. I suggest looking over many article titles and descriptions to find one that really interests you.

A journal is a peer reviewed publication with professionals in the field as its audience. I suggest using this journal specifically because it is the oldest in the field and seen as a premier source of research publication about families. It will also make sure that you are finding the correct type of article and publication to review.

Here are the parameters for writing your paper: (Consult the APA Checklist on the Week 1 link for guidance on setting up the parts of the paper you have not had to do in the weekly work.)

Include:

  • Title page in APA format
  • A minimum of three pages of content analysis with ties to the text
  • Reference page all in APA format
  • (Your first page will be the Title page, the next three or so pages will be your content, and then the final page is the reference page. Make sure the reference page cites only the scholarly article from the Journal of Marriage and Family you used and the text.)

    • Cite the research article a minimum of four times in APA.
    • Cite the textbook a minimum of four times in APA.
    • As always, write at a college level (grammar and spelling matter!).
    • Proofread before submitting.
    • Submit through Turnitin on Blackboard

    Project 1: Pre-Writing for Essay

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    This week we are working on Essay 1. By this time, you should have your notes and annotation worksheets for your sources as well as the answers to the TED Talk questions to use to help write your essay. You also should have a working thesis. The next step in the writing process is to start pre-writing/drafting.

    If you need to refresh your memory about the pre-writing or drafting process, please see the Lecture: Review PowerPoints: Essay Format & Tips on Writing

    Step 1: Watch the following videos on pre-writing.

    Step 2: Pick one of the following ways to complete a pre-write: outline, bubble-mapping, free write, list, organized notes, or a combination of more than one.

    Step 3: PRE-WRITE in your chosen form.

    Step 4: After you have completed your pre-write, submit your work to this submission link. This can be a file in doc, docx, pdf, or a scan or picture of handwritten work. (NOTE: this does not have to be a completed draft.)

    Teacher/Caregiver Roles in Brain Development

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    https://developingchild.harvard.edu/resources/thre…

    Advances in neuroscience have shown that quality early learning experiences and interactions with adults are critical to the young child’s developing brain. For this assignment, you will begin by watching the three-part video series from Harvard University, Three core concepts in early development (Links to an external site.). As you watch, pay particular attention to the role of the adult, teacher, or caregiver in the child’s brain development. Also, be sure to think about how this information translates to the learning centers discussed this week.

    For this assignment, you may choose to write a three- to four-page paper (not including title or reference page) or create an eight- to ten-slide Prezi (Links to an external site.) presentation (not including title or reference slide). Your assignment must utilize at least one scholarly source in addition to the course textbook and web videos. Your paper, including the title and references page, should be formatted according to APA guidelines as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center (Links to an external site.). Using the video series and additional resources:

    1. Discuss the importance of early learning experiences to the developing brain of infants and toddlers.
    2. Describe three or more specific examples from the video of adults supporting cognitive development.
    3. Summarize one or two specific teaching ideas or strategies from the videos for each of the learning centers discussed this week (i.e., literacy, manipulative or sensory, science, math, and blocks). Be sure that these are research-supported ideas or strategies that will help foster brain development.

    Carefully review the Grading Rubric (Links to an external site.) for the criteria that will be used to evaluate your assignment.

    Eng 112. Goals: Narrative easy. I want to be a registered nurse in the near future.

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    Assignment: Goals: Narrative Essay

    Prompt: Explore a goal you aspire to accomplish.

    Major Focuses: selecting/refining topics; developing, organizing and supporting ideas; considering context, audience and purpose

    Requirements for your narrative

    Your paper will be at least 800 words in length when typed. It must be formatted in a 12-point font and double spaced. Set your margins to 1” on all sides. You may choose any point of view you would like to write in but remember that this should be a personal narrative so the story focuses on one character’s quest to achieve a goal.

    Critical elements: Good literary narratives share certain elements that make them interesting and compelling for readers.

    Consider the (modified) narrative arc:

    Exposition

    Hook – spark interest for your reader with the first sentence with an attention getting opener.

    Setting – give the reader context into your story – how did you arrive at this goal? Where might the events happen?

    Key people – who is involved? Will/do certain people have profound impact?

    Rising action – refine for your reader the central issue/topic

    What complications impede your progress? What steps will you take?

    Provide action, movement, or change that creates a clear plan to achieve the goal

    Climax – the point of no return

    What is the penultimate event/experience that will occur once the goal is achieved? Note: it’s probably not the last step, but it critically affected you.

    Details are important for this turning point/affirmation moment

    Significance (Resolution)

    Why was this event (or these anecdotes) important to you?

    What final thought might readers be left with?

    You may want to refer to, or clarify, the opening anecdote

    Consider the rhetorical situation:

    Purpose: Why are you telling this story?

    Audience: Classmates, instructor, others?

    Stance: this is your tone – what attitude do you have towards the objective?

    Media/Design: MLA format, printed – for this exercise, without charts/images