Teaching Children With Learning Disability

Teaching Children With Learning Disability Introduction It remains to be done in terms of basic research, evaluation and remedial action for deficiencies in mathematics. There should be a standard diagnostic examination for more detailed information on aspects such as knowledge and calculation procedures for solving math problems for students with dyscalculia who ...

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Support Intervention

SUPPORT INTERVENTION “Evaluation of After School Student Support Intervention and the Success of middle school achievement for at-risk or general education students” Table of Contents Purpose of study1 Research Question/Hypothesis1 Exploration/explanation2 Research methodology5 Linear regression5 Sampling6 Data collection tools6 Procedures and a rationale for method choice7 Insights into the problem /topic are appropriate.7 Conclusions9 References10 “Evaluation of After School Student Support Intervention and ...

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People’s Community College

PEOPLE's COMMUNITY COLLEGE Faculty Senate and Bureaucracy: Case of People's Community College Faculty Senate and Bureaucracy: Case of People's Community College Introduction This research paper aims to review the presence of faculty senate models that fit in with the bureaucratic organization which was, in our case, the People's Community College. Being a ...

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Developing Adolescent Literacy

DEVELOPING ADOLESCENT LITERACY Developing Adolescent Literacy in Urban Schools Developing Adolescent Literacy in Urban Schools Introduction Literacy is a term that is often used to indicate a person's success in the pursuit of his career and also the quality of his life. One of the commonest definitions of literacy that we find is ...

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Phonemic Awareness

PHONEMIC AWARENESS Phonemic Awareness and Phonemic Awareness Instruction Phonemic Awareness and Phonemic Awareness Instruction Phonemic Awareness Phonemic awareness can be defined as the capability to identify and operate sounds that make up speech. Phonemic awareness refers to the consideration that speech is a collection of a variety of individual sounds (phonemes), and the ...

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Special Education

SPECIAL EDUCATION Special Education History of Special Education Introduction The birth of special education is marked only in the last 50 years. Understanding the history about special education in the United States will facilitate people in understanding where the industry of special education stood in the past and where it stood now. Special ...

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Antecedent Strategies

ANTECEDENT STRATEGIES Antecedent Strategies Antecedent Strategies Behavioral Problems While many students pass through stages during which they exhibit temporary forms of challenging behaviors (e.g. tantrums, anxiety, noncompliance, aggression), some young children continue to demonstrate pervasive patterns of problem behaviors that manifest or escalate over time. Beyond developmental or age-related difficult behaviors displayed by ...

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Academic Standards

Academic Standards Background of Study According to the information provided by Wikipedia, regarding the standards and the expectation of students, in year 2000 about 76.6 million students enrolled in Kindergarten and studied till gradation, out of them 72 percent student, aged 12 to 17 were observed to be on tract academically with ...

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Research Analysis

Research Analysis Research Analysis Introduction The main purpose of the paper is to analyze two articles of qualitative and quantitative study method and analyze the literature review of the articles. The two articles selected for the analysis are “Inclusive Education and Effective Classroom Practices” which is based on the qualitative research methodology and ...

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Hair Analysis

HAIR ANALYSIS Impact of Hair Analysis on Court Room Testimony Abstract Successful problem solving specifically crime investigation depends on collection and analysis of various kinds of evidence. Forensic science has long played a pivotal role in facilitating problem solving and decision making regarding crimes. One of the recent breakthroughs in this field is ...

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