Teaching assistant diploma course Assignment four Explain the legal responsibilities of the school relating to the duty of care and the welfare of the child' All adults working alongside children have a responsibility to keep them safe . The school would have a senior teacher and they would designate them with specific responsibilities for child protection, the teacher should be clear about

(1) Describe how you might contribute to a lesson given to a group of seven year old children learning to play percussion instruments. In this lesson my role would be to make sure all the instruments are available. That the instruments are safe and clean to use. All the resources and materials needed for the lesson are prepared beforehand, e.g. music sheets must be prepared beforehand and I must

Describe How You Might Contribute To a Lesson Given To a Group Of Seven Year Old Children Learning To Play Percussion Instruments' Before the lesson starts, I would prepare the instruments ready for use. I would check to make sure that the instruments were in good condition, safe to use and aren’t likely to cause any injuries. I would also familiarise myself with the instruments, making sure I

Question 1. Describe how you might contribute to a lesson given to a group of seven year old children learning to play percussion instruments. Before the lesson begins I would make sure that the classroom is neat and tidy and that there is enough chairs for all the staff and children. I would then prepare all the instruments, making sure that they are all in good working order and collect any

Describe how you might contribute to a lesson given to a group of seven year old children learning to play percussion instruments. As a teaching assistant my main contribution to this lesson would be to support the teacher with their work in the classroom, so that they can concentrate on teaching. This could include helping to research and plan the lesson. In this scenario I could be asked to res

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1) Describe how you might contribute to a lesson given to a group of seven year old children learning to play percussion instruments. My first contribution to the lesson would be to prepare the instruments outlined in the lesson plan, ensuring that they were available for use on that day. I would then check the condition of the instruments, ensuring they were in good working order and clean. It

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Before the lesson began, I would identify where the percussion instruments were stored and having checked that they were in good repair and unlikely to cause injury, I would ask the teacher what she wanted to get out of the lesson and what her preparation requirements were. I would check which instruments were required, and if there were any handouts to be given out, or prepared in advance. Count

I would contribute to a lesson given to a group of seven year old children learning to play percussion instruments by:- Supporting the teacher in preparing the classroom as directed which may involve laying out the relevant instruments, preparing any music that may be needed and also reorganising the furniture to suit the lesson. I would check all of the instruments making sure that they were

The emergence of the Teaching Assistant as reflective practitioner: a well-established norm, a new reality or a future aspiration' Janet Collins and Neil Simco Paper presented at the 2004 British Educational Research Association Annual Conference, University of Manchester. Focusing on the new arrangements for teaching assistants in English primary schools, this paper explores the exte

Survey of Architecture During the late 1800’s and early 1900’s there was an anxiety regarding the industrial revolution. The Arts and Crafts movement focused on original ideas and handcraftsmanship and sought to create environments in which beauty and fine workmanship governed. The Arts and Crafts movement did not promote a particular style, but it did advocate reform as part of its philos

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As I go through my program at the University of Phonenix, I realize that a Student Survival Guide is necessary for my success. It will work as a quick reference when I need to refer to the material that I have used before. Gen 105 provided valuable information that helped me to familiarize myself with the online learning environment. The educational resources were very helpful because they offered

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Survival of the Fittest It is hard for most people to imagine what they would do if they were taken captive for a great length of time. It seems safe to say that the vast majority of us will never face those circumstances; however, that situation became very real for Mary Rowlandson, as she describes in her narrative “The Sovereignty and Goodness of God.” Being a devout Puritan and wife of a min

Survival in Singapore is beyond the phase of acquiring basic necessities but rather being able to achieve the best possible position in society, in this time of rapid development of the nation. It has brought upon the belief that only the best will win the race. Nevertheless, this belief is inevitable as being the cream of the crop is the key to survival here. However, it is unjustifiable shall ev

Nicole Bernabei ENG 4U1 Mrs. Salvatore 06-05-2009 Survival in the English Patient The English Patient, by Michael Ondaatje is a novel in which four extremely withdrawn people are forced to live in a villa and to depend on one another in order to survive during World War II.  Ondaatje uses flashback sequences, direct questioning and heavy doses of morphine to allow his characters to t

Susan Brownell Anthony is known for her important role in the women’s rights movement in the 19th century and changed the course of the women’s history in the United States. Susan B Anthony was born in 1820 in Adams Massachusetts. She was an American civil rights leader who introduced women’s suffrage into the United States. Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Caddy Stanton paired up to form The Women’s

In Susan Glaspell’s play Trifles, she lays out the story of an investigation into the death of a man named John Wright, strangled to death in bed possibly by his wife. During the investigation of his house, the sheriff’s wife and friend discover a dead canary with its neck wrung, hidden away in a box. The women speculate over the significance of the dead bird, and seem to believe that John Wright

I found Dr. Susan Haack lecture very interesting and at the same time very informative. I learned many things about history that I had not realized took place. I was very impressed with all the knowledge she had to share with us. I would love to sit through another lecture of hers and also hear what she has to say about other Science related topics. I learned a lot during her lecture but the top

The coming of technology brought on unimaginable new ventures—including photography. Even though images are useful when Images allow one to see situations occurring in the world; however, they are extremely limited in the way that they only use sight. Because of this, truth and actuality in images is more vulnerable to propaganda. At the same time, the impact photographs make on someone's mind is

Susan Sontag claims that “A photograph passes for incontrovertible proof that a given thing happened” (467). Sontag is trying to state that no matter what happens or what someone says as long as there is a photograph, that is proof that the event occurred and that it is indisputable. Sontag’s claim is false, but in order for her claim to be true, the photograph would have had to be taken while th

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Cultures of Consumption Working Paper Series Food and Health Wars: a modern drama of consumer sovereignty Tim Lang Professor of Food Policy, City University Professor Tim Lang gave this paper as a public lecture in the series organised by the Cultures of Consumption programme (ESRC-AHRB) on 17 November 2003, at The Royal Society, London. Nothing in this paper may be cited, quoted

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