Science requires reading, writing, and math skills, in addition to critical-thinking and problem-solving skills. When teachers contextualize learning and integrate that context across all subjects, students are typically more engaged in learning and are able to make connections. Locate and review a science or health lesson plan. Consider how you would revise the lesson plan to include integration of reading, writing, and math skills. […]

due in 16 hours   Design a Personal Self-Care Plan [WLO: 1] [CLO: 4] Prior to beginning work on this Journal, read The Importance of Self-Care in the Epilogue in your text and Self-Care in The World of Empirically Supported Treatments (Links to an external site.). Locate, read, and cite a credible article on burnout in the helping professions. What are some signs to watch for […]

  Great! If you are right in coding and crossed every level of self-evaluation in coding. But your job is incomplete! You are loaded with coding assignments assigned by your professors or lecturers. Now you might feel a burden on yourself. So share your workload with online coding experts who are ready to do this job with you. But before starting the coding assignment, which topic should you choose? You can pick anyone […]

       Building Confidence   in STEM Presentation The brain grows at an amazing rate during development, which makes it so important that we provide young children with the best environment to learn and grow. Too much abstract thinking at a young age could possibly overwhelm a child. It is important to understand how the brain functions at each developmental milestone. For this assignment, use the topic […]

Area of Inquiry…Areas of Inquiry 2 focuses on music for listening and performance Next bubble Definition of the Area of I Name of your song Context of Composer 1 sentence Mention history of genre or style 1 good sentence Now talk your song example “This performance was recorded….bla bla…1-2 sentences max” The inspiration of the song, or a brief contextual anecdote.  Exemplar says something about […]

1. Two paragraphs, two ideas, two points of view (average 160 words each) about each of the following tasks : Task A and Task B :  A.  After watching a PowerPoint Presentation: The Actor, watch the first group of two video clips associated with this discussion. (Bad Acting and Henry Thomas – Okay Kid you got the job….) Discuss your understanding of what constitutes bad, […]

  This assignment is a self-assessment on the learning that occurred from the course readings, class discussions, discussion boards and assignments. Students will reflect on their learning regarding assessment and language learners and demonstrate their understanding of the following three topics: the role of the ‘usefulness’ framework to identify fair assessments, the way that student progress is communicated to stakeholders and the relationship between advocacy […]

  PSY 635 Week 4 Quiz Qualitative Research Quiz A person through whom a researcher gains access to a group, community, or organization is known as a(n) _____. A defining feature of _____ is that this method always aims to uncover previously unquestioned assumptions about the nature of the world and reality and to consider the possible consequences of these assumptions. Discourse analysis is a […]

  Disorders Damage to the parts of the brain that process visual information can lead to a variety of visual agnosias depending on which area is damaged. Some people with agnosia have difficulty recognizing familiar faces or objects, others cannot distinguish color, and still others may not perceive movement. A related phenomenon is neglect, which results in inattention to one side of the body (and […]