Play, Transitions, and Disruptions Rubric This week we have learned about incorporating play into the classroom and planning for disruptions and transitions in the classroom. These ideas are connected to the second pillar of becoming the Whole Teacher, incorporating developmentally appropriate practice. How will you know if the teachers you work with are able to […]
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answer chapter questions use attachment….. due tomorrow……philosophy this assignment is due tomorrow…… must be done by tomorrow….. no late work at all!!! Do the following: Chapter 2, pg. 31 in the 4th edition, review Questions 1, 3, 4, 7, 9. Chapter 4, pg. 77 in the 4th edition, review Questions 1, 2, 4, 5, 8
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Early Intervention Strategies Digital Poster and Brochure Create a flowchart or graphic organizer depicting your understanding of the special education process and laws followed within a school or district. During this topic’s field experience gather information and materials provided to parents of individuals with exceptionalities for guidance. In addition to your completed flowchart or graphic
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Which of the following responses by the principal would work best to allay parents fears? The principal of a middle school is considering a proposal to provide each student with a laptop. Some parents have expressed concern that the new initiative may in fact reduce learning by giving their children too much access to games
Which of the following would be the least appropriate for Ms. Battakuri to use as an excuse for sending the text message? Ms. Battakuri, a chemistry teacher, realizes that one of her students, Mika, has left a valuable personal item in the classroom at the end of the school day. Ms. Battakuri asks Mika’s friend
Which of the following uses of electronic communications technology best exemplifies an educators failure to maintain a separation between his or her personal and professional lives? Which of the following uses of electronic communications technology best exemplifies an educator’s failure to maintain a separation between his or her personal and professional lives? Sharing vacation
Ms. Langston is a popular teacher at Norton High. Ms. Langston is a popular teacher at Norton High. Tom, a student in her honors English class, learns her phone number by peeking at papers on her desk and sends her a text message about a homework assignment. Ms. Langston does not reply. The next day
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Sallys response demonstrates that she is not aware that Ms. Kline is the principal at a middle school. The parents of Ms. Kline’s student Kate meet with Ms. Kline to express their concern that Kate is being bullied on social media by her classmate Sally. Kate’s parents tell Ms. Kline that Kate feels unsafe in
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The teachers who are contacted by Ms. Bilson should do which of the following? Ms. Bilson leaves her teaching position in a school district and takes a job at a local for-profit educational company as a tutor. Since Ms. Bilson tutors many students in the district, she asks her former colleagues to e-mail student records
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A fifth-grade science teacher, Darnell Mathis, has noticed that one of his students, Aaron, uses a popular photo editor on his smartphone to make humorous alterations to photographs of other students. Aaron adds cartoon noses, hats, beards, and other images to the photos. Other students enjoy seeing these images. Although the behavior does not disrupt