Positive Consequences Of Student Behavior In The Classroom

I will observe students in the Leo Goodwin Sr. Residence Hall study rooms. I will be reviewing student 's work habits, workflow, computer usage, student 's uses of paper, and time spent on activities in testing for evidence that supports my claim of digitally literate students having an academic advantage over digitally illiterate students. My role as the researcher is to gain full comprehension of different student 's work habits on and off the computer. I want to understand the practices of digitally literate students through analysis of their work, studies, and eventually results (grade point average) versus those who prefer to use paper. My role should be to evaluate the efficiency of students working in the study room and observe the methodologies incorporated into their study routines.

For example, use a KWL chart before reading and ask students to write what they know about the topic in the first column and then what they want to learn. This strategy in an efficient way for teachers because it supports them find out what students know before reading (Fogarty, 2007). For activating schema also I suggest to ask students to write something quickly about the topic, to measure their background knowledge about the topic and try to support them make connections between their background knowledge and their personal experience and then they can share information with their colleagues and learn from each other, so students will have input to understand the text better (Tompkins, Literacy for the 21st century, 2006). As I said visuals are very important for visual learners to learn. Indeed, I suggest to use a short video that displays something relates to the topic because students will enjoy watching it and at the same time, they will obtain some input that can scaffold them during while reading stage, according to Wright “Many media and many styles of visual presentation are useful to the language learner.

When most students are done Zoharit checks their answers and adds questions on the board with the help of students. Zoharit writes an additional sentence on board and asks the students to write 3 questions that their answers can be found in the sentence (beginning with when, where and how many). The students are quite while working since doing the same type

It can teach children time management and responsibility. Moreover it can improve academic ability by teaching young adults how to juggle multiple tasks at once. Subsequently it can also help prepare these kids for tests, along with keeping learning, continuous from school to home. Harris Cooper, a Duke professor collected data that shows the positive and negative effect of homework on students. “Cooper’s analysis focused on how homework impacts academic achievement—test scores, for example.

If they just give students money for good grades than what about some of the holes in the walls or the crayons that can’t even be used because they're broken, their can be lots of things that schools might need money for. Some students won’t even use the money that was given to them for the school instead they might use it for other stuff. An article from Ginger Ninja even says some of the same things. “Kids should be satisfied with accomplishment.” This shows that kids should be satisfied with the feeling of happiness when they help someone like helping the schools.

Furthermore, students need to participate actively in order to receive participation points. Be respectful to other student’s opinions and views, not everyone will have the same opinion on a subject that some students do. Show your teacher the proper attention while she is teaching, students miss out on useful information while doing other things during class. Secondly, do your work, assignments are all laid out for students in the syllabus and if you know you will not be able to show up to class work on the assignments ahead of time.

Since, homework act as practice, students realistically just practice what they have learned in school. Assigning homework to students only reinforces those topics making the students have a better understanding of a subject. So being assigned math and science homework on a regular basis will improve testing scores. Having raised test scores will make a school look better because it shows parents they care about their students future education. A student in high should get 2 hours of homework a night.

The teacher will tell the students to take out their math book and homework. However some of the students will already have it in their books before she tells them to. Whenever the teacher finishes giving examples the students work with their groups. When the students are in the computer lab they go onto a computer and login into their accounts. Sometimes a computer will not be working, or they have a hard time logging in so they raise their hands and the teacher goes and tries to help them.

Homework Is defined as an out of class task to help students practice and prepare for their future and review what they have learned in class. Teachers assign homework to help students improve their grades and pass courses, for later on standardized tests. Though, the question is, Can homework be considered helpful or harmful to students? This Conversity turns arguments and disagreements. Like homework can impact with being responsible and can give good achievement in studies.

I love the idea Tsuruda had of having students write reflections about their learning. I think this is a great way to gain insight on how his students learn, what they understand, and what they still need help on. I would like to use reflections in my math classroom one day because I believe it takes you into the student’s mind which will further help me as a teacher facilitate ways to build off the child’s knowledge in a way that is unique to their learning style. Overall, I believe constructivism is the best approach not only in math, but in every subject, because it focuses on the development of the whole child and creates life-long knowledge in an

If it has changed why has it changed? If your definition has stayed the same why did it stay the same?” Application: • The students will research and bring in one article that describes the actual event of their situation. • The students will read the article using close reading strategies.

The feedback strategy used for this lesson will be “Tweets about today’s lesson” where the students will “tweet” about the lesson and can answer either what they learnt from the lesson, what they did not know or what questions they might have. (Presto Plans, n.d.) The feedback strategy can inform the student on how students understand and where they can learn more.

Then I build on that knowledge by working with the class on document A (see instructional material 1.1) then let the class work on the rest of the documents in pairs. Through this method student are shown the material, and the work is modeled for them giving students a better understanding of how to read the documents (Bruner). Allowing students to work in pairs allows for peer learning allowing students to work together, and for students who are accelerated in the class to help those who are struggling with the material (Dewey). This also me to walk around the room, and help groups who are struggling allowing for easier monitoring of progress towards the learning target. Lesson 2 starts by comparing, and contrasting FDR’s handling of Japanese Americans, and how Trump wants to handle immigrants (see instructional material 2.1).

“What better way to prove you’ve learned something than to perform a task based on that learning?” Testing helps toward student improvement and the improvement of the curriculum while being non- discriminatory giving every student a chance to do well on the tests, and to help the student prepare for their future as they make their place in the world as a productive worker in society. Standardized testing at the SEEALL Academy University helps to benefit everyone and has a positive approach to collecting data, organizing the facts, and helping to improve student education. Data collected from testing helps as a base knowledge to help improve education for students and teachers. By a way of example, "The new law will empower parents, citizens,

Arianna Perri Mr. Gennario U.S. History Writing Lab 22 February 2017 The 18th Amendment The 18th Amendment, also known as the prohibition, banned the sale, manufacturing, and transportation of alcohol in the United States. The meaning of this is that it was illegal to sell, make, or transport alcohol.