Workshop Essays

  • Workshop Meeting Reflection

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    assignment for the workshop was to provide information to their clients on job retention in an interactive environment. When I arrived at the workshop, I was nervous because I was not an expert at teaching job retention. However, my nervousness went away when the Bridges to Independence members started walking into the room and taking their seats and it was time to begin. The attending members started the workshop by being frustrated because they had to wake up early. However, as our workshop went on with

  • Disability Assignment Workshop

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    There was a Disability Assignment Workshop this year hosted at Towson University, and the keynote speaker was the CEO of the Human Power Project, Ross Szabo. At the workshop, the main things that were discussed were illnesses, disabilities, and their links between mental health and substance abuse. The workshop also involved talking about well-known people and different mental illnesses they have suffered through and things that they have done. This is really good for the Towson community. There

  • Essay About Writing Workshop

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    Brief 2: Writing Workshop: The Essential Guide Chapters 1-3 “Students will use writing in countless ways: to communicate, express, question, persuade, synthesize, teach. (Fletcher and Portalupi, 2001, p. 1)” This statement carries unimaginable power when considered in the context of a child’s academic future. Writing will be the tool that they use to articulate their thoughts and opinions throughout their entire academic career. However, it holds even more value when it is considered in the context

  • Workshop Of Filthy Creation Summary

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    Tyron Hoisten Professor Bean 29 October 2015 Analysis of “The Workshop of Filthy Creation” When I first read Warren Montag's The Workshop of Filthy Creation, I was not certain if I agreed with his assertion or not. Montag assertion is that the creature is “not so much the sign of the proletariat as of its unrepresentability”. In reading, I found that the sometimes difficult to follow narrative layout of the book was the principal base for much of his interpretation: For example, Montag says that

  • Writer's Workshop Interview Report

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    Writer’s Workshop Interview Transcript How do you differentiate your instruction for teaching writer’s workshop? “I walk around based on the students’ needs. I can see which ones need the most help with their writing and work with them. For those who don’t need a lot of help, I give them a dictionary. This is to help them look up words independently. For my two LD students, I focus mostly on them because they need the most help.” Since each student have different skill sets, how do you grade their

  • Jim Henson: How To Get To Sesame Street

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    Henson was hired by Ms. Joan Cooney and Mr. Lloyd Morrisett of the Children Television Workshop to create a cast of characters that could relate to the preschoolers of America. The idea behind the $8 Million program was to prepare children for the classroom, social interaction and exposure outside of their toddler world (Cashill). According to Sesame Workshop, formerly known as the Children Television Workshop, the mission of Sesame Street “ is to help kids grow smarter, stronger, and kinder (SesameWorkshop)

  • Empathy: Sesame Workshop Summary

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    The article E is for Empathy: Sesame Workshop Takes a Crack at Kindness it discusses how parents and educators are worried about the long-term impact on how the world doesn’t understand empathy. Sesame Street, Sesame workshop is concerned about the long-term impact that it will have on children growing up in an unkind society. However, researcher Jennifer Kotler-Clarke along with “86 percent of teacher and 70 percent” of parents believes that the world is an unkind place for children to grow up

  • Sesame Tv Show Analysis

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    Emily Herman Dr. Dittmer-McMahon September 29, 2015 There are many shows on television today in which are directed towards children and learning. Some are animated and others are not, but all are directed toward helping children learn and grow. One of these shows would be Sesame Street. Not only are these shows fun and entertaining for children, but they are also helping them to develop in memory, language and motor skills. One morning, Sesame street was on and I was able to observe some of the

  • Sesame Street Jim Henson Chapter Summaries

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    Title The Sesame Street Library, With Jim Henson's Muppets Summary To appreciate "Sesame Street" you to know some of the history of Jim Henson. He was the creator of this magical world of Muppets. The Sesame Street Library series is all about learning, and teaching children about ABC's, counting, and the wonderful world around them. It is a magical adventure. Bio To appreciate "Sesame Street" know Jim Henson The Sesame Street Library series is all about learning, and teaching children about ABC's

  • The Great Gatsby: Workshop, Tragedy Of Ashes

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    DATE: June.15.1922 TIME: EST.10:35 P.M. LOCATION: workshop, VALLEY OF ASHES There was an accident that transpired during a Saturday night at 10:35pm stationed close to George Wilson`s work shop where its currently believed that a female named Myrtle Wilson, the wife of George Wilson, has allegedly been killed by a mysterious car as she ran towards the streets for an odd reason struggling to utter something. An eyewitness and an acquaintance to George Wilson, working in a coffee shop close

  • DIY Garden Pojects Workshop Report

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    I attended the “DIY Garden Pojects & Herbs” workshop during the Tuesday gardening series at the botanic gardens on April, 10, 2018. The instructor of the herb class was Jacqui Savage and the instructors of the DIY Garden Pojects workshop were Joan and Nancy (I did not get their last names). Jacqui Savage is a local herb grower in the community and can be found at the farmers market in Stillwater, ever Saturday morning. Joan and Nancy have creative ideas and love to share these ideas with community

  • Jesse Walker Children's Entertainment Can Be Education

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    In the article, Children’s Entertainment Can Be Educational, Jesse Walker tells of the beginnings of Sesame Street and the now popular combination of children's entertainment and education. Walker writes of the initial motivation for the foundation of a televised preschool. The article follows Sesame Street through its history as it struggles to reach and maintain certain goals. Whether or not one agrees with televised education, Walker expresses how it is undeniable that Sesame Street changed the

  • Marilou M. Johnson: Cultivation Analysis

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    A good deal of research regarding televisions power as an impactful medium centers on children. Sesame Street is the originator in that realm and therefore it is probably the most studied children's educational program to date. In “The impact of television and directions for controlling what children view” Marilou M. Johnson, reviews three research books based on children and television.. Her introductory statement perfectly describes the power television.” Television programming has the power

  • Analysis Of Rudyard Kipling's The Conundrum Of The Workshops

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    In 1920, Rudyard Kipling (Nobel Prize in Literature 1907), distributed The Conundrum of the Workshops. This sonnet about survey culture includes the Devil as "initially, most fear" commentator who reacts to human inventive yields with: "it's pretty, yet is it craftsmanship?", an audit that heaves the producers into perplexity, competition and anguish. What could be more awful, for a craftsman, than to find that what you were making is not workmanship all things considered? Online networking has

  • Socrative Technology Workshop Reflection Paper

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    The Socrative Workshop created in my ITEC 7460 Professional Learning & Technology Innovation course and the Depth of Knowledge Presentation I created as a data team facilitator demonstrates my ability to implement technology-based professional learning that aligns to state and national professional learning standards. The Technology workshop is an artifact in which I created a Weebly website, entitled, R. Gray's Socrative Technology Workshop, that assisted my peers in measuring student learning

  • Baseball Workshop Ran By Evans Summary

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    A workshop ran by Antonio D. Evans explains how the integration of baseball in his life introduced him to challenges of diversity. Yet, the game of baseball was able to teach him many things about diversity in today’s society especially because he is an African American male. He only played baseball during one of his years during high school. Mainly because he was getting involved with other bad things in his life but didn’t specifically point out what they were. It wasn’t until his assistant coach

  • Summary Of Jane Elliot's Blue-Eyed Workshop

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    coloured people for housing, jobs, and education facilities, then the have the power to eradicate racism as a whole. This can be done by removing racist obstacles in organizations, in an attempt to abolish systematic discrimination. The blue-eyed workshop goal is for participant to realize what it really feels like to be discriminated. The feeling of seen lesser than others because of something physical which should neither be a positive or negative aspect about someone’s overall

  • Good Business: An Ethics Workshop Summary

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    ) John Endris(2016) in his book Good business: An Ethics Workshop According to the author workplace is a complex network of people, decisions affect everything and every choice has an impact. Ethical practices at workplace are vital to establishing healthy and productive partnerships at work and also at home. Conduct of business and running workplace operations is an entwined web of relationships and so ethical practices and decisions are embedded into every decision that is taken and every choice

  • Revisiting The Workshop On Care-In-Practice And Visual Leadership

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    Revisiting the workshop on Design Thinking Based on the understanding I draw from care-in-practice and visual leadership, I would like to revisit the designing of my workshop. I re-look at it to find gaps where I can include the concepts of ‘care’ and ‘visual leadership’ to better the understanding in the classroom. My initial workshop followed a simple format using the power-point to deliver the content but suing various other visual aids and stationaries to engage with the participants. The process

  • The Importance Of Teamwork In Basketball

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    If there is no “I” in the word team, then what makes up a team? A group of individuals becomes a team when they all aim to a similar outcome, but without each other a desired outcome will not occur. In basketball, a game without a team will not be won. Successful players all contain certain traits that help them to achieve more than someone who lacks them. Without communication, cooperation, and a purpose, failure will happen before even stepping on the court. Communication occurs in everyday life