3.2 : Reflect on the practical application of effective communication skills in your own teaching I need to communicate two key messages each lesson, one is the theory planned to support that weeks’ theme and the other is to explain what the learners need to do during the practical - then I need to support them whilst they follow those instructions My main means of communication are: non-

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I believe that reflective practice is a very important tool in today’s education. As I am relatively new to teaching I have found that I am faced with new challenges and obstacles in both the classroom and the workshop environment each day. I believe that for myself to have a good lesson I need to be self critical of past lessons, picking out not only the good parts but also parts of a lesson that

Being a Reflective Practitioner: identifying my own development needs as professional teacher Reflection is an essential part of the learning process and is necessary for effective learning. Reflection is a form of self-awareness. Learners that can reflect are better able to understand themselves and the learning process. Reflection can exercise control over our own learning and achievement

In this assignment I will be looking at relevant theories, principles and models of reflective practice. I will compare the models/practice and explain how they have helped my development as a learner. This analysis will help me with my own CPPD and reflection in and on my practice. A great deal of research has been done on learning and reflection and its effectiveness on the practitioners. Is

REFLECTIVE TEACHING After having read the document “ TEACHER DEVELOPMENT” , I have noticed the importance to self-evaluated and self-observed during our daily teaching process. This document introduces teachers to useful techniques for exploring our own classroom experiences.The aim to develop a reflective approach to teaching is one in which we as teachers collect data about our ow

Curriculum Development Incidence The purpose of writing this incidence is to enhance critical thinking skills in order to develop higher cognitive abilities which include but not limited to analyzing, explaining evaluating, and synthesizing (Gabennesch, 2006,para.6 ). Through writing I will also develop academic writing skills which are a requirement in higher educational institutions. F

Last week, I had the first presentation for workshop one and it was also the first time I found myself to be in an impasse like this. The workshop was required to do as teamwork in only one week and my team decided to have a meeting at tutorial section. Unlucky was I because at that time, I also had to study two other periods so that I could not attend to the group’s meeting and also could not kno

Bibliography • W Sheils The English Reformation 1530-1570, 2nd edn, (Harlow, 2003) p.13-34 Own Book • R Rex Henry VIII and the English Reformation, 2nd edn (Basingstoke, 2006) p. 171-180 Own Copy • D Rosman From Catholic to Protestant: Religion and People in Tudor England (London, 1996) p.18-54 Own Copy • D G Newcombe Henry VIII and the English Reformation (London, 1995

Reformation Assignment Timeline: 1. 1309-1378 “Babylonian Captivity”: Papacy in Avignon • The elected pope Clement V moved the papal court to France primarily for political reasons; it was the longest period of almost 70 years when the papal court remained away from Rome. All seven popes of this period were French, as were most of the cardinals, which aroused English and German b

Discuss the Reformation. Analyze its effects on Western Civilization. The Reformation started during the sixteenth century. The reformation was a religious movement that took place in Western Europe. It was between the Catholics and the Protestants. The reformation began with Marin Luther (1483-1546) a German priest who was well respected by his people. In 1510 Luther traveled to Rome and becam

Reforming the Justice System A person can say without a shadow of doubt that there is something wrong with the United States Criminal Justice System. Many people are serving lengthy prison sentences, some even on death row for crimes they did not commit. While these people are doing unjust time, others that are actual criminals, are rotting away, not truly being rehabilitated especially teens

| What is Refrigeration' Refrigeration is the removal of heat from a material or a space so that its temperature is lower than its surroundings. There are five (5) basic components that makes up the refrigeration system, in order for the system to work successfully, they are: 1. Evaporator 2. Compressor 3. Condenser 4. Expansion Valve 5. Refrigerant Below is an il

Introduction: Choice of subject As a refugee myself, the problems and issues that refugees bring to the counselling room have been close to my heart. After studying diversity and cultural sensitivities, it seemed necessary to conclude the subject with some information about refugees. I recognised the need to explain difference between immigrant and refugee, which seemed to have not been discuss

This paper will present a synopsis of concern pertaining to refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) from the perspective of the situation of refugee and IDP women. Significantly, there are two groups of people who are not heard or do not have power, especially women. The majority of IDP’s and refugees are needy people who are caught in conditions beyond their control. Therefore, n

REG MOMBASSA ESSAY After the initial paragraph(s) of his biography….. Mombassa’s artwork is of two distinctive styles. The type of artwork he designs for Mambo – almost cartoonish and in vivid colours, incorporating religious, political and popular culture themes – is probably the one for which he is most widely known for. However, his landscapes and portraits are equally sought by collectors

In Jane Austen’s time which is like late 1700s, the leisure for women was mostly focused on family, home, domestic duties and responsibilities. For instance women would have to take care of the children, other activities like notably tea drinking among the middle class. If hosting a dinner, women should pick out the menu, arrange the seating areas and entertainment for the night. Reading was also

Global History Essay The French Revolution has led to major changes in France and other regions of the world, and is one of the most influential periods in history. The ideals of the French Revolution were noble; they wanted liberty, equality, and fraternity. The French Revolution’s ideas, ideals, and reforms would influence many people. The French Revolution has not only affected France, bu

Decision of Uncertainty Decision to buy whole life or term life insurance In the year 2007, I had my first baby girl, during that time I had been laid off from my job, having a new baby meant that it was not time and watch the soaps, unless they where paying me to do to sit at home. During the first week that I was laid off I spend that time searching the classifieds and reading the local ne

DEGREE: MASTERS IN DEVELOPMENT FINANCE TOPIC: AN EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA SUBJECT: ISSUES IN BANKING AND FINANCE LECTURER: Prof. VICTOR MURINDE STUDENT: THOLUMUZI BRUNO LUTHULI STUDENT NUMBER: 15371298 AN EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THE DEVELOPMENT BA

Regional and Strategic Planning | Tutor Marked Assignment: Module 3 | | Contents 1. Introduction 2 1.1 Requirement of the Tutor Marked Assignment 2 1.2 Scope of report 2 1.3 Methodology 2 1.4 Report Structure 4 2. Climate Change and Rural Regeneration 5 2.1 Chosen issues and their presentation in the RSS 5 2.1.1 Climate Change 5 2.1.2 Rural Regeneration 6 2.2 Rel

In 2012, when discussing the regionally aligned forces mission, CSA GEN Ray Odierno stated “We will have units that will train to certain [combined arms] levels, then as they get requirements from combatant commanders they will train and be capable of conducting operations in those areas for that combatant commander.” Describe the benefits and shortcomings of regionally aligned forces and the t

Regression Linear regression is a common tool in econometrics and can be used for inflation forecasting. Economists create forecasts with regression techniques by estimating an equation or model, for the effect, or dependent variable, to be estimated and substituting values for each independent variable in the regression model. For example, a regression model predicting the future rate of inflat

By 1773 the East India Company was in dire financial straits. The Company was important to Britain because it was a monopoly trading company in India and in the east and many influential people were shareholders. The Company paid �400,000 annually to the government to maintain the monopoly but had been unable to meet its commitments because of the loss of tea sales to America since 1768. About 85%

Regulatory Agency Paper A regulatory agency is an organization responsible for the practice of managing the processes and procedures employed in the function of a given industry (Encyclopedia Britannica , 2011). The agency that this paper is subject to discuss is The Joint Commission of Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology or (JCAHPO). This paper will give details about what the history of

Many issues in the health care arena are influenced by orders from regulatory agencies, called regulations. For instance, state boards of nursing develop regulatory rules to enforce standards of practice for nurses. These regulations dictate how nurses are to practice and are enforced by the law. A topic within the past few years that has raised questions pertains to the requirement of healthca

Regulatory and Legislative Issues HCS578 May 30, 2011 Lisa Uhlich Regulatory and Legislative Issues The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) There are several problems with our current health care system. The first problem is money and the high cost of insurance policies. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (2011),

* Running Head: REGULATORY AND LEGISLATIVE ISSUES * * * * * * * * * The Medicare Prescription Drug Improvement and Modernization Act (MMA) of 2003 Ethical, Legal and Regulatory Issues in Health Care

Regulatory Body Paper HCS/578 October 24, 2011 Regulatory Body Paper Health Professionals are regulated and licensed by regulatory bodies as required by local legislation. All nurses are required to be licensed to practice with their designated provincial nursing regulatory body. In nursing practice, legal responsibility is increasing significantly as each year go by. Nurses must understan

Outline regulatory requirements for safeguarding children that affect home based childcare The Department of Education published the Statutory Framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage (updated in 2012), in which Section 3 outlines the Safeguarding and Welfare Requirements. I must have a safeguarding policy in place which must be regularly reviewed and the policy must be shared with parent