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Using Imagination To Bridge Young Children’S Literacy And Science Learning: A Dialogic Approach, Huili Hong, Karin Keith, Renee Rice Moran Jan 2019

Using Imagination To Bridge Young Children’S Literacy And Science Learning: A Dialogic Approach, Huili Hong, Karin Keith, Renee Rice Moran

Renee Rice Moran

Integrating children’s literacy and science learning has become a new focus in literacy instruction. Imagination, an integral part of children’s learning experience, remains marginalized in today’s early childhood education curriculum. Drawing on a yearlong ethnographic study in a first-grade classroom, this paper explores the potential affordance of imagination in integrating young children’s literacy and science learning. The findings showed that the integration opportunities were organically constructed in and through children’s natural engagement of imagination in their reading process. A dialogic approach is presented as one way to ignite children’s imaginations in their literacy and science learning.

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Force And Motion: An Integrated K-8 Hands-On Approach Supporting The Ngss And Ccss Ela, Laura Robertson, Renee Rice Moran, Chih-Che Tai, Lashay Jennings, Huili Hong, Diana O'Neal Jan 2019

Force And Motion: An Integrated K-8 Hands-On Approach Supporting The Ngss And Ccss Ela, Laura Robertson, Renee Rice Moran, Chih-Che Tai, Lashay Jennings, Huili Hong, Diana O'Neal

Renee Rice Moran

We will combine hands-on science investigations with supporting literacy activities to help students tell the “whole story” of force and motion.

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Investigating The Influence Of The Level Of Inquiry On Student Engagement, Emily K. Faulconer Jan 2019

Investigating The Influence Of The Level Of Inquiry On Student Engagement, Emily K. Faulconer

Emily Faulconer

Previous studies investigating student-generated questions in a laboratory class compared inquiry to a traditional approach without characterizing the inquiry level. This study investigated the influence of inquiry level on the quantity and quality of student-generated questions over one semester in a General Chemistry course with 356 participants. The researchers studied two types of inquiry in labs: structured inquiry and open inquiry. Quantity and quality of student-generated questions were analyzed and student attitudes were measured using a LIKERT survey while content knowledge was assessed via post-test. A close relationship was not found between the level of inquiry and the quantity or …

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Increasing Student Interactions With Learning Objectives, Emily Kaye Faulconer Jan 2019

Increasing Student Interactions With Learning Objectives, Emily Kaye Faulconer

Emily Faulconer

As educators, we recognize the importance of strong student learning objectives. We also know that students benefit by being well informed of expectations. Existing literature offers little guidance in methods and teaching strategies to apply in exposing students to their learning objectives. In this article, we discuss the use of specific teaching strategies to increase student interactions with the learning objectives. Student opinions regarding learning objectives were measured using an end-of-course Likert survey. Although no statistically significant changes in student opinions were detected in this study, a future study will investigate the influence of these targeted strategies on content mastery. …

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Bandarqq Online Terbaik.Pdf, Bandarqq Online Jan 2019

Bandarqq Online Terbaik.Pdf, Bandarqq Online

BandarQQ Online

BANDARQQ ONLINE TERBAIK - After Caliph Abu Bakar’s demise, the Companions of Mohammed met i time once to a greater extent than for an election

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The Right To Public Assembly.Docx, Jessica Kartika Jan 2019

The Right To Public Assembly.Docx, Jessica Kartika

Jessica Kartika

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Anxiety, Depression, And Insomnia - What You Need To Know.Pdf, Helen Rejoice Jan 2019

Anxiety, Depression, And Insomnia - What You Need To Know.Pdf, Helen Rejoice

Helen Rejoice

Keep your conversation sweet before bed so your mind can relax and get out of the problem-solving mode. Think on all of the things that make you grateful to be alive, meditate or say your prayers.

Try to develop a healthy sleep rhythm to get to bed at the same time every night and allow 7 hours or more for sleep. Do a few gentle stretches before you get into bed to release tight muscles.


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Rsch 202 - Difference In Grades - Grade Distribution And Pass Rates Between Online-Classroom And Video Learning Roberts Griffith Faulconer.Pdf, Donna L. Roberts Phd, John C. Griffith Ph.D., Emily K. Faulconer Ph.D. Jan 2019

Rsch 202 - Difference In Grades - Grade Distribution And Pass Rates Between Online-Classroom And Video Learning Roberts Griffith Faulconer.Pdf, Donna L. Roberts Phd, John C. Griffith Ph.D., Emily K. Faulconer Ph.D.

John Griffith

Education researchers have conducted studies on the relationship of learning mode to student performance but few studies have evaluated pass rate, grade distribution and student withdrawal rate in an introductory research methods course.  In this study, researchers examined 2,097 student grades from the 2015-2016 academic year to determine if such a relationship existed.  In this study, learning mode was significantly related to failure rate, grade distribution and withdraw rate.  Synchronous video home students had a significantly higher failure rate than traditional In-Person or online students.  Online student grade distributions were significantly different than In-Person classroom, synchronous video home or synchronous …

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If At First You Do Not Succeed: Student Behavior When Provided Feedforward Within Multiple Trials For Online Summative Assessments, Emily K. Faulconer Ph.D., John C. Griffith Ph.D., Hayden Frank Jan 2019

If At First You Do Not Succeed: Student Behavior When Provided Feedforward Within Multiple Trials For Online Summative Assessments, Emily K. Faulconer Ph.D., John C. Griffith Ph.D., Hayden Frank

John Griffith

Feedback best practices suggest that timely, specific, and actionable feedback is provided, with the option to apply the feedback. We used a learning management system to deliver assessments with automatic feedback provided at the conclusion of the assessment, allowing for multiple attempts in order to apply the knowledge gained. Questions were pooled so each attempt was unique, the highest score earned was awarded, and there was no penalty for failure to take advantage of multiple attempts. We found that students who did not earn an A on their first attempt were more likely to opt to try again. Those that …

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Magneto-Active Slosh Control System Using Free Floating Membrane For Cylinderical Propellant Tanks Read More: Https://Arc.Aiaa.Org/Doi/Abs/10.2514/6.2019-2177, Pedro Llanos Jan 2019

Magneto-Active Slosh Control System Using Free Floating Membrane For Cylinderical Propellant Tanks Read More: Https://Arc.Aiaa.Org/Doi/Abs/10.2514/6.2019-2177, Pedro Llanos

Pedro J. Llanos (www.AstronauticsLlanos.com)

The phenomenon of sloshing is a substantial challenge in propellant management, particularly in reduced gravity where surface tension-driven flows result in large slosh amplitudes and relatively long decay time scales. Propellant Management Devices (PMDs) such as the rigid baffles and elastomeric membranes are often employed to counteract motion of the free surface. In the present study, we investigate an active PMD that utilizes a free-floating membrane that, under an applied static magnetic field, becomes rigid and suppresses slosh. This semi-rigid structural layer can thereby replace bulky baffle structures and reduce the overall weight of the tank. In this paper, the …

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Designing A Collaborative Cross-Campus Drop-In Workshop Series To Motivate Lifelong Learners, Tim Miller, Sarah Fay Philips Jan 2019

Designing A Collaborative Cross-Campus Drop-In Workshop Series To Motivate Lifelong Learners, Tim Miller, Sarah Fay Philips

Tim Miller

The Humboldt State University Library decided to redesign library instruction and programming; we hoped to make our offerings more scalable and engaging for our students. To that end, we cultivated campus partnerships and designed a workshop program to motivate students to participate in co-curricular learning. Implementing a successful drop-in workshop program is challenging; many librarians have experience with poorly attended drop-in workshops, inadequate campus support, and insufficient student interest. Our library’s initial experience was no different, yet with planning, partnerships, and some useful tools, we were able to address these issues
and build a cross-campus collaborative workshop series that not …

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Educating The Space Scientists At Embry-Riddle Through Design, Build And Fly Rocketry Experience, Pedro Llanos, Robert E. Haley, Sathya Gangadharan Jan 2019

Educating The Space Scientists At Embry-Riddle Through Design, Build And Fly Rocketry Experience, Pedro Llanos, Robert E. Haley, Sathya Gangadharan

Pedro J. Llanos (www.AstronauticsLlanos.com)

Practical experience for students in rockets and payloads is very valuable in the space industry, and it is something that would give them an advantage over other applicants. Students in Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Payload and Integration class were given the opportunity to build a level 1 rocket and gain experience developing, testing, and integrating payloads into a rocket. The students were given the tasks to come up with an idea for a payload, design the payload to fit within the rocket for flight, and assemble and launch the rocket with the payload in the payload bay. The tasks required for …

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Communicating The Value Of The Pharmacist To The Patient 2019.Pdf, Celia P. Macdonnell Dec 2018

Communicating The Value Of The Pharmacist To The Patient 2019.Pdf, Celia P. Macdonnell

Celia MacDonnell

No abstract provided.

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Teaching Language Variation In The Classroom: Strategies And Models From Teachers And Linguists, Michelle D. Devereaux, Chris C. Palmer Dec 2018

Teaching Language Variation In The Classroom: Strategies And Models From Teachers And Linguists, Michelle D. Devereaux, Chris C. Palmer

Chris C. Palmer

Bringing together the varied and multifaceted expertise of teachers and linguists in one accessible volume, this book presents practical tools, grounded in cutting-edge research, for teaching about language and language diversity in the ELA classroom. By demonstrating practical ways teachers can implement research-driven linguistic concepts in their own teaching environment, each chapter offers real-world lessons as well as clear methods for instructing students on the diversity of language. Written for pre-service and in-service teachers, this book includes easy-to-use lesson plans, pedagogical strategies and activities, as well as a wealth of resources carefully designed to optimize student comprehension of language variation.

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A Survey Of Significant Developments In Undergraduate Mathematics Education Over The Past Decade, Ron Buckmire Dec 2018

A Survey Of Significant Developments In Undergraduate Mathematics Education Over The Past Decade, Ron Buckmire

Ron Buckmire

This article is a survey of responses to the question “What are the most significant
results, events, or developments in undergraduate mathematics education of the last decade?” by prominent members of the mathematics and matthematics education community.

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Indiana Social-Emotional Learning Competencies, Brandie M. Oliver, Lori Desautels Dec 2018

Indiana Social-Emotional Learning Competencies, Brandie M. Oliver, Lori Desautels

Brandie M. Oliver

No abstract provided.

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How Technology Affects Language Learning And Teaching, Ali Mahmod Mkdadi Dec 2018

How Technology Affects Language Learning And Teaching, Ali Mahmod Mkdadi

International Scientific Journals

This article surveys the writing on technology in language and unknown dialect learning. Given the solid enthusiasm for innovation use for language learning, it is imperative to take a gander at how innovation has been utilized in the field up to this point. The objectives of this examination are twofold: to see how technology have been utilized to help unknown dialect learning and furthermore to investigate any proof with respect to how innovation can upgrade securing of language aptitudes. This article talks about the discoveries under the accompanying classes: possibilities of innovation and its utilization in explicit territories, programming apparatuses …

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The Role Of Electronic Musical Instruments In Music Education, Glorita S. Sánchez, Matias Arenas Gonzalez Dec 2018

The Role Of Electronic Musical Instruments In Music Education, Glorita S. Sánchez, Matias Arenas Gonzalez

International Scientific Journals

The article is dedicated to the issues associated with the way toward learning the specialty of performing on electronic melodic instruments. Specifically, the program "Electronic melodic instruments in contemporary music instruction", which is planned to improve the abilities of music instructors of optional schools, instructors of Children's Schools of Art, Palaces and Houses of Inventive Work, Centers of Extracurricular Activities with understudies and different foundations of the arrangement of extra kids' instruction, is considered. The primary motivation behind the program is to acquaint instructors with contemporary strategies what's more, frameworks of preparing, advancement of electronic melodic instruments and advanced consoles. …

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What Happened To Re-Visioning Community College Leadership? A 25-Year Retrospective, Pamela Eddy Dec 2018

What Happened To Re-Visioning Community College Leadership? A 25-Year Retrospective, Pamela Eddy

Pamela L. Eddy

Published in Community College Review: Volume 47, Issue 1.



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School Teachers' Knowledge And Attitudes Towards Student Interaction, Ali Mahmod Qasim Saleh, Ahmed Yousif Al-Aqbi, Saedi Falih Katib Dec 2018

School Teachers' Knowledge And Attitudes Towards Student Interaction, Ali Mahmod Qasim Saleh, Ahmed Yousif Al-Aqbi, Saedi Falih Katib

International Scientific Journals

The attitudes and epilepsy-related knowledge of teachers are an important component of the educational experiences of children with epilepsy. Unfortunately, however, the exploration of teacher attitudes and knowledge has been extremely limited. The knowledge and attitude of school teachers can affect significantly the academic achievement, social development and the quality of life of epileptic students. However, this study is aimed to assess the knowledge and attitude of school teachers towards students with epilepsy. Therefore, this cross-sectional study used a pretested, self-administered, 5-item questionnaire to evaluate the basic knowledge and attitude of Elementary, intermediate, and secondary schools‟ teachers as regards epilepsy. …

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Elementary School Teachers’ Issues And Their Challenges In Education System, Saedi Falih Katib, Ahmed Yousif Al-Aqbi Dec 2018

Elementary School Teachers’ Issues And Their Challenges In Education System, Saedi Falih Katib, Ahmed Yousif Al-Aqbi

International Scientific Journals

The teachers in primary schools continue to balance the encouragement of individuality and self-direction with the development of interdependence and empathy. So, the Elementary education is an important place in the educational system of a developing country. The entire growth and development of the child, mental as well as physical, depends upon Elementary education. Today’s most of the parents complain about poor concentration of their children during study. The whole system of education revolves around the teachers. The teachers appointed in elementary schools are neither well-qualified not well trained. So we have to work for teacher education institutions, their (pupil …

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Preparing For Interfaith Engagement, Christy M. Craft, Kathleen M. Goodman Dec 2018

Preparing For Interfaith Engagement, Christy M. Craft, Kathleen M. Goodman

Christy Moran Craft

No abstract provided.

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School Improvement: Data-Driven And Vision-Centered, Samuel J. Smith Dec 2018

School Improvement: Data-Driven And Vision-Centered, Samuel J. Smith

Samuel James Smith

Building upon the previous chapter’s discussion of the importance of a shared vision, this chapter will address the fleshing out of that vision through a cycle of school improvement. It will explain how the school’s vision statement—if current, relevant, and understood by stakeholders—is central to all school-improvement initiatives. This chapter will present theories and practical models for data-driven decision making and will outline recommended steps for setting realistic goals, implementing those goals, and assessing the degree to which they have been met.

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Catalog Of Current Compositions, Dan Rager Dec 2018

Catalog Of Current Compositions, Dan Rager

Dan Rager

Catalog of instrumental and choral works ranging from solo ensembles, duets, quartets, quintets, sextets, brass choir, percussion ensembles, woodwind and brass ensembles, concert / symphonic band, symphony orchestra and choral music. Works include Symphonies 1 & 2 & 3, Concertos 1 & 2 and other large symphonic contemporary works.

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Omission And Othering: Constructing Autism On College Websites., Kirsten R. Brown Dec 2018

Omission And Othering: Constructing Autism On College Websites., Kirsten R. Brown

Kirsten R. Brown, Ph.D.

Students with autism attend two-year colleges at a significantly greater rate than four-year institutions. As these prospective and current students engage with two-year colleges, websites are an important digital platform to assess inclusivity and campus climate. The digital environment is particularly important because many autistic individuals prefer to engage in written communication. We employed a critical content analysis to understand the digital campus climate at public two-year colleges (n = 94) by analyzing website content that colleges use to describe autism. Findings show that the digital campus climate was unwelcoming for the vast majority of prospective and current students with …

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Using Pds As A Tool To Create Sustainable Inclusive Education Practices: A Roadmap For School-University Partnerships, Brent C. Elder Dec 2018

Using Pds As A Tool To Create Sustainable Inclusive Education Practices: A Roadmap For School-University Partnerships, Brent C. Elder

Brent Elder

No abstract provided.

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Undergraduates Contain Multitudes: Course-Based Metagenomics Analysis Using Dna Subway Purple Line, Ray A. Enke Dec 2018

Undergraduates Contain Multitudes: Course-Based Metagenomics Analysis Using Dna Subway Purple Line, Ray A. Enke

Ray Enke Ph.D.

No abstract provided.

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Reexamining Homework To Teach Executive Functioning In Elementary Schools, Rachel Zalles Dec 2018

Reexamining Homework To Teach Executive Functioning In Elementary Schools, Rachel Zalles

Rachel Zalles

No abstract provided.

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4 Things To Learn From Thesis Writing Services.Pdf, Ethan Lee Dec 2018

4 Things To Learn From Thesis Writing Services.Pdf, Ethan Lee

Ethan Lee

Online thesis writing services are a great help when you are struggling to finish your thesis paper on your own. And since they hire excellent thesis writers, you can actually learn a lot just by following their work. If you are willing to improve your thesis writing skills, this is one of many ways to do it. Now that there are tons of online thesis help providers, you can simply choose one to learn these following aspects of thesis writing.

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