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Part 2: Handout (three to four pages) Once you have revised your instructional p
Part 2: Handout (three to four pages) Once you have revised your instructional plan, create a handout that will provide instruction for your fellow employees on how to implement an instructional plan for the purpose of incorporating differentiated instruction. More specifically, create a handout that introduces your finalized Instructional Plan Template and how it supports […]
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Assignment: Using the Physical Education Themes Outline (attached) – Complete th
Assignment: Using the Physical Education Themes Outline (attached) – Complete the attached Curriculum, Resources and Planning Map Template and then write a Formal APA document with at least 2 scholarly references.
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Instructions – Math Introduction You will write a Math Introduction (about 3 pag
Instructions – Math Introduction You will write a Math Introduction (about 3 pages long). This introduction should explain the Montessori developmental approach to teaching mathematics at the 3-6 level. Use information from the videos and readings. Include quotes to support your ideas and be sure to cite these quotes appropriately. Key points to discuss would […]
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Background As the Education Specialist on a school site, you will serve as a cla
Background As the Education Specialist on a school site, you will serve as a classroom teacher, someone who collaborates with general education teachers and other instructional support personnel, and/or as someone who administrators, parents, and other teachers will consult with about educational matters relating to all students. In cases where your school’s student population includes […]
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be prepared to discuss the status for each of the 6 required Tasks and the assig
be prepared to discuss the status for each of the 6 required Tasks and the assigned chapters in the Polka, Litchka text- Polka, W. and Litchka, P. (2006) The Dark Side of Educational Leadership: Superintendents and the Professional Victim Syndrome. New York: Rowman & Littlefield Education – in relation to your experiences. You will be […]
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Read and consider the questions posed in the “Perspective” section below. Watch
Read and consider the questions posed in the “Perspective” section below. Watch the videos listed below in the Course Materials section. Post a reaction to the 8 short videos of superintendents discussing their work with principals One of the most important roles of a superintendent is the support and development of leadership in the district. […]
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Search and select from the internet a local emergency management plan from eithe
Search and select from the internet a local emergency management plan from either a medium (100,000 people) or large city (200,000 plus) or county from any state in the United States. It is recommended to find a plan in your local community if that is available since it will be more relevant to your experience. […]
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Read Susie Smith’s case study presented in Appendix A. Write a report of the ass
Read Susie Smith’s case study presented in Appendix A. Write a report of the assessment data by analyzing the data, identifying trends, strengths, and weaknesses. Discuss the implications for intervention, remediation, and the student’s overall instructional program I provide the template below
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An original lesson plan — not one from your district or other source, but one y
An original lesson plan — not one from your district or other source, but one you have written based on your current students’ needs. The lesson plan MUST include instruction for both the whole class, AND instruction for small groups that is targeted to the needs you identified in the previous lesson analysis. The lesson […]
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An original lesson plan — not one from your district or other source, but one y
An original lesson plan — not one from your district or other source, but one you have written based on your current students’ needs. The lesson plan MUST include instruction for both the whole class, AND instruction for small groups that is targeted to the needs you identified in the previous lesson analysis. The lesson […]
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