Notetaking Essays

  • Personal Narrative: If I Am An Ordinary College Student

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    If anyone looked at me they would think I am an ordinary college student. I wake up every morning wishing to get a couple more seconds of sleep. I make my way to school I listen, I learn, I make my way back home and I study, or depending on the day I go to work. Some days are as simple and relaxing as these, but some are not. Some days I wish to get hours of sleep, I can sleep for 9 hours and still manage to not want to get out of bed. If I could I would just lay there all day and cry. But it is

  • Ish-El Reflection

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    For Ish-el, I focused mainly on his notetaking strategies. Since the unit was focusing on their skills in that area I felt it fitting to perform checklists over their skills as well. Ish-el is my gifted student, he is very bright and does not struggle hardly at all in all areas of the classroom. Ish-el’s work samples show his work in the Archeological dig center. He clearly worked well with his group members to find every item that was hidden in the dirt. After finding each item Ish-el then would

  • Mediating Range Dispute Case Study

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    is categorized correctly. Not being able to determine who is who can seriously have adverse effects that can seriously cause the mediation to fall into chaos. According to McCorkle and Reese (2015) a mediator can categorize stakeholder’s names in notetaking form to be organized (p 103). This technique can establish credibility that the mediator is in control and properly organized. Furthermore, it is essential to establish the mediator’s role. Every stakeholder must understand that the role of the

  • Psy/204 Week 1

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    During Week One, the researcher met with the two focus groups to establish a different rapport and provide an explanation of the research study. Although the researcher had previously established a rapport with the students in each group, it was imperative that the students not view the researcher as one of their Assistant Principals while the study was being conducted. Once the researcher gauged the initial feeling tone towards the research project that had been presented to the focus groups,

  • Chapter 7 Summary

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    Summary Chapter 7 delves deeper into the content area reading requirements of middle and high schools. In particular, the complexity of reading as well as the length of reading assignments is highlighted as a challenge that students must be properly equipped to address as they progress through content area learning at the secondary level. Additionally, content area teachers, whose expertise is a driving factor in their decision to teach the content and whom already have a structured schema of content

  • Level The Playing Field Of Education For Students With Disabilities

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    “Making an accommodation to level the playing field for students with disabilities leads to equity in education, a worthwhile goal for every college and university.” (Barrett 4). The students with disabilities who need services will ask for accommodations and make an appointment. Because the students is different, special education services can help with the disability. This is not easy for accommodation in disability students about their future. Sometime all change it is the accommodation to the

  • Scrolls Vs. The Three Perfection

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    This is when the medium of the scroll painting-poem reached its zenith. Scrolls were in use long before the Song Dynasty, and even silk scrolls were used before paper was invented during the Han Dynasty, but with the influence of The Three Perfections, the examination of scrolls became a dearly loved and long anticipated event. Much unlike western art, which is meant to be viewed often and by many, and can be viewed by large crowds all at once, scroll paintings were extremely intimate. It was meant

  • Reflective Essay On My Experience In Education

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    I gained some experience in dealing with finance. Working in a big team allows me to decide on which part of the project I will work. This allows working comfortably with maximum effort. During the system week, I discovered that the process of notetaking process is helpful, as it ensured that I listened carefully and allowed me to remember the key aspects of the project. One thing I found on this system week that I like to help resolve the team issues through research and communication. I believe

  • Persistence And Retention

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    Transition: a change in status from behaving primarily as a student to assuming adult roles in one‘s community (Halpern, 1994). Persistence: the re-enrollment of a student from one semester to the following semester (Summers, 2003). Retention: completion of a certificate or degree program in the same institution (Berger & Lyon, 2005). Successful: the first-year student who navigates his/her transition into college by making connections on campus, earning credits by completing coursework, and persisting

  • Benefits Of Study Skills

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    Study Skills D NO: L0033AHAAHA0817 FULL NAME: ELMEHDI SDIRA 19/10/2017 There are a lot of skills needed to achieve good grades and to have an excellent academic level. In order to be successful, students need good study skills. Study skills are a set of skills which help students become effective learners (Oxford Dictionaries | English, 2017). This strategy of study helps students become more effective and make the studying easier by using a lot of skills and a productive learning method. It

  • Technology Dbq

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    Modern society has revolutionized the way in which we use technology. Our daily lives seem to be jam-packed with television, computers, and cell phones. Not only have people become more distracted in the workplace or at home, but they have become more distracted in the classroom. Some claim that technology has educational benefits, yet others believe this is simply absurd and that technology creates more problems than it diminishes. Back in the day, students didn’t have the technological luxuries

  • School Wide Literacy Lesson Plan

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    School-wide Literacy Lesson Plan Jann Andring LIT5203 American College of Education Introduction “The mission of Mandan High School is to develop responsible citizens by providing quality educational experiences in a positive and safe learning environment.” With this in mind, it is important that we, the staff of Mandan High School, work together to help develop these citizens through reading and writing. Reading and writing have the potential to transform not only the way students communicate

  • Rosch's 'The War Of The Ghosts'

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    story that was inconsistent with their schema, so they omitted parts that didn’t make sense to them and made the story more similar to British fairy tales. In my experience studying Shakespeare, I often summarize the play through a modern lens by notetaking about misogynistic, homophobic, or racist characters that affect the other characters negatively, which shows how an inconsistent schema can cause people to try to rearrange details to make better sense. (2) Explain what metacognition is and give

  • Technology Affecting Education

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    To What Extent Does Technology Affect the Future of Education? 1797 words not including the candidate details, appendix, the bibliography or this sentence. Introduction: Potential students or learners have different learning needs and styles which every learning institution is addressing to effectively help every student. One of the ways to address multiple intelligences is by introducing technology inside or outside of the classroom. Many educational institutions and educators has given similar

  • Traumatic Brain Injury Paper

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    “A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a disruption in the normal functioning caused by a blow or jolt to the head or a penetrating injury” (Owens, 2015). People who suffer from a TBI may have trouble with speaking or understanding language. According to Kathleen bell MD from the “living with traumatic brain injury video”, They may have “problems with double vision difficulty with moving about the most common problems that people have and this stretches across mild to more severe brain injuries is problems

  • Identify A Career Area Analysis

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    Identify a career area you might be interested in pursuing. Working in an education setting is always my dream and very rewarding. My current position and previous positions are all in community colleges, and I love it. I am surrounded by educated people and people who want to learn. I feel that I can learn something new every day and the working environment motivate me to continue enhancing my knowledge. However, I am interested in pursuing a career as a Career and Academic Navigator in a higher