What have you learned in this unit about parents, families and teachers as advocates? How has what you learned changed your opinions/beliefs about child advocacy and about the role of teachers in supporting and promoting equity? 2. Examine the effectiveness of Dr. Pierson’s communication techniques in the TED Talk “Every Kid …
Explain one example of how you ensured you were following proper toileting or diapering routines in the classroom. Ensure that you reflect on the proper requirements for diaper or toileting, and how your center follows those guidelines. If you feel like your center could improve its procedures reflect …
Proper toileting or diapering routines in the classroom. Read More »
Explain one example of how you were able to demonstrate your effectiveness with a child who was demonstrating a challenging behavior. Ensure that you discuss the behavior and the strategy that you were able to use to help redirect the child’s behavior. Ensure that you also include how you …
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Explain one example of how you were able to use a developmental theory within the classroom learning environment. Describe the theory and learning activity that you implemented in the classroom. Ensure you describe how the theory corresponds to the activity and developmental goals for the child.
Consider discussion around the elements of community resilience. In this discussion consider the elements of community resilience and their significance to managing potentially traumatic events and supporting students who have experienced or are experiencing trauma.
Write a memo to your supervisor that provides some analysis as to how the culture in your unit/department differs from and creates friction with another unit/department. In your memo, please communicate these differences respectfully and show that, in considering the cultural differences between your unit(s)/departments, you recognize how these …
Differentiate the concepts of morality and social ethics. While using the risk assessment model, what might the decision makers include in their assessment before taking action? Why is this an important step? What are the consequences of not looking at various perspectives and the interests of other people involved …
How can one learn about culture? Anthropology involves examining other cultures and documenting human behavior. Sometimes it involves comparing societies in order to increase self-understanding. Comparing observations of an indigenous culture with another culture can be complicated, but may be unavoidable as a participant observer who—no matter the efforts at objectivity—will …
Groups why they exist and how we can better help them
Which civil and political rights, in your opinion, do not make any sense to limit? If you feel that some civil and political rights should be limited according to offense, identify which should be limited to which type of offender.
