Hector's Behavior: Diversity In The Classroom

One of the hardest parts in education for the students is to get the invitation from their teachers. Even without the invitation to education some students will thrive to do well for themselves, educationally and personally. It is theoretically impossible for a teacher to make sure every student gets the necessary push they need. Often times, the students who are struggling with their education will get the necessary push before the students who are succeeding. I know this first-hand how hard it is to get the invitation to education after succeeding most of my educational

Teachers work so hard to train themselves to be able to teach students and interact with them. It is hard on teachers to deal with children who do not want to learn or could care less about what they are teaching. This creates emotional stress on teachers, very similar to that of professional athletes before big games. Teachers job security are determined by their students test performance, which can be unfair since some students just do not care. Professional athletes jobs can be determined by their performance as well, but the results lie in their hands.

School dress codes are very harmful to a young adult and young child because they will not be able to express themselves, and will feel trapped being like everyone else and lose themselves. Students will also learn to respect others no matter what they wear,and will have a kinder and more accepting mind. Additionally, students will have a developed mind and be more independent with high academic intelligence. If we don't put a stop to dress codes than many students will be harmed mentally and emotionally,and never have a fully developed mind which will harm them. Self-expression is important to a student, because they know they aren't trapped in the crowd looking like everyone else, and have a raised self esteem knowing they are unique and different.

Standardized tests cannot even accurately measure students, how could they possibly accurately measure whole schools? When teachers are stressed, they often show a short-temper towards their students. Children deserve to be educated by teachers who are happy and content in their field of work, not ones who know that they have to adopt corrupt curriculums and teaching styles. Standardized testing effects students and

For example, in the article, “Should your School get rid of Sports,” O’Shei states that even if you are not an athlete and you're cheering, chances are you’re benefiting from your school (13). He also states that relying on your team is exciting and can create a bond for your whole school (13). This shows that even people that do not play sports can have fun and not think about school assignments; however, it can also decrease their stress from homework too. Therefore many people love school sports and want to go to the

Your local education authority should have a department which can help with resources such as bi-lingual books etc. Also different cultures may have different traditions and practices which should always be respected and a good teacher or TA will always try to educate themselves on the cultures of their pupils. External Factors Adults All of the above external factors also affect forming relationships with adults and in addition adults generally do not have the openness which children have. They tend to be less trusting and may not take things at face value, looking instead for hidden meanings or agendas in conversations. As a professional in a school environment you must always be especially careful to treat everyone equally and not allow your own preconceived ideas to influence your reactions to people.

You never know what a student with a disability’s full potential may be. They may be able to understand everything that is going on in the world but may not be able to show that they know, just like in Martin’s case. Teachers will also have to make sure that their colleagues are advocating for all students. If a teacher sees a colleague doing something wrong with a student then that teacher needs to step in to help the situation. It is my job to make sure that all teachers, whether they are in special education or not, understand that each student is an individual that can achieve great tasks.

In modern times, not having the correct qualifications to teach children in the workplace sets up students for lower success, by this I am not calling teacher unqualified but rather describing how teachers should know a child. Although it is rare that teachers are not qualified, it is still important each teacher places emphasis on knowing how to work with each autistic student, as well as having the skills to work with each student. When specifically talking about about individualized education, it can be concluded that most physical education classes are very diverse in terms of student ability and skill. To be able to teach students in this environment, a teacher must all individualize instruction to meet each student 's needs, including

Mr. Lind needs to design a monitoring system that is more personalized for each students based upon their IEP’s and interviews with the student(s), parents and anyone involved on the IEP team. In other words, he needs to know each student better in order to create a process to establish setting goals, planning, monitoring, reviewing, and adjusting. Many students with a disability, especially those with traumatic brain injury are not aware of how to set goals, or make plans for their future. A standardized monitoring system will not work across the board. Therefore, talking with the student(s) will open the door to a self-monitoring system he/she might understand.

Another thing is that a lack of parents or teacher involvement in early childhood can cause the problem to be even worse. Overcoming challenges faced by the educators in teaching children with learning disabilities There are also challenges faced by the educators in teaching people with learning disabilities. It takes courage and patience to teach them as they are quite slow in learning and interpreting new information. We should respect educators that educate children with learning disabilities because they are rewarded with abundance of patience and positive values. As professional educators, it is important to eliminate problems and serve all children and youth with special learning needs.