Planning and Enabling Learning Assignment One Identify and describe at least two teaching and learning strategies which meet the aims and needs of individual learners and/or groups. Select one which you will use in a teaching or training setting. In the first part of this assignment, I will describe two principle learning strategies that can be used by students and two teaching strategie

Unit 2 Planning and Enabling Learning 1(c) Integrating functional skills into my subject area Rationale In the research of this topic I want to find out what functional skills are and why they need to be integrated into my subject area. I will research how they can be delivered in the learning process. Also what effect does the method of delivery have on the students and on the delive

Planning and enabling learning For this theory assignment I decided that it would be best to start researching all areas of study given from the assignment brief, this would then enable me to identify which area I would like to carry out my presentation on. I decided straight away that I would carry out most of my research on the internet as this had the most up tp date statistics as the referen

Unit 2 Planning and Enabling Learning The aims and objectives of this unit are to show an understanding of the four different teaching methods: Negotiating with Learners, Inclusive Learning, Integrating functional Skills and Communication. Using various research methods and discussing my findings. Research was initially carried out by using the internet, referring to various reference books,

DTLLS- Unit 1-Assignment 1 What is the purpose of initial assessment and what kind of methods could be used' Evaluate these methods with reference to the ways they can help in the overall objective of achieving learning goals. How can you ensure learners are kept motivated and working towards these goals' Initial Assessment is a reflective tool/process designed to check understanding and dev

PLANNING AND ENABLING LEARNING-THEORY ASSIGNMENT Hypothesis Should formal functional skills lessons be compulsory in vocational training or is an embedded approach the answer. Initial Research With my hypothesis always on my mind I started my research along the lines of; was there a need for functional skills within vocational training at all and if so how much and how to deliver it' This

Within the area that we teach which is NVQ level2 and 3 funded training it is a given that we undertake negotiated learning with our students and to this end we have in place a number of steps we take with our prospective learners in order to identify and analyse which entry level would suit their needs best and how we can support and facilitate a ‘successful learning journey’ for them. This takes

Unit 2- Planning and Enabling Teaching Assignment 2 This assignment focuses on my teaching sessions throughout the year and includes lessons plans with brief evaluations for my thirty hours of teaching, observation reports and my own evaluations of them. I am currently teaching and delivering a level one City and Guilds construction course at Redbridge College. The course consists of three

| My Organization | | | By: Monte SprewellSession Long ProjectModule 2MKT 301: Marketing Strategy TUI UniversityDr. Chika E. Duru, Core Professor | 5/11/2011 | | The Organization that I am reflecting on is a good example of not planning well, as stated in the prior module my company is undergoing a Conversion onto a new platform for policy housing it should be a technological a

Planning and Preparing to Teach - Unit 1 1. Roles, Responsibilities and Boundaries As an inexperienced teacher, developing an understanding of my 'roles' and 'responsibilities' has been critical in providing me with a solid foundation on which to build my teaching. Since undertaking both my PGCE and teaching role in September 2011, it has become apparent that they are wide-ranging, varied

When approaching this assignment, I wanted to remain aware of the particular needs of my role. As it has been necessary to be selective about the areas that were to be focused upon in these very wide-ranging topics, I have chosen to research and write about those areas that are relevant and appropriate to the work that I am doing, in order to improve my practice. This has meant that some areas tha

Planning and Enabling Learning Unit 2 Precis Negotiating With Learners The possible advantages to agreeing goals and actions with learners: “A supportive and respectful relationship between your learners and yourself will ensure that realistic goals and targets are agreed, and how their progress will be assessed and recorded” (Gravells and Simpson 2011) Inclusivity The use of differi

Planning Essays and Assignments back Written assignments are an important part of university education. They give you a chance to exercise your skills at assessing evidence, developing and evaluating arguments, and expressing your views. On many courses essays are a major component of the marks. Students often find the task of sitting down to write an assignment quite daunting. But, as you'

1. Planning for capital investments is an important function of management.  You are responsible for considering purchasing a new exhibit.  It would cost $136,000 and have an estimated useful life of 5 years.  The salvage value is $70,000.  It is expected to increase net annual cash flows by $25,000.  The borrowing rate is 8%.  The cost of capital is 10%.  Calculate the net present value of this p

FUNCTION OF MANAGEMENT The four function of management are a theory and comprise the key functions any manage4r should perform to ensure business success. The function are Planning, Organizing, Leading and Controlling. Planning is the first step in any management process. The correct situation has to be reviewed and an objective for the future has to be set. Next the plan has to be devised

“Change is avalanching down upon our land, and most people are utterly unprepared to cope with it,” states Alvin Toffler, author of Future Shock (http://www.scribd.com/doc/7000483/Alvin -Toffler-Shock). In these globally fast-paced times, changes are happening so fast that we are at times unable to preserve relevant cultural aspects and values. As Heraclitus (http://www.oppaper.com/essays/Hercl

PLANNING, PROGRAMMING AND STRATEGISING FOR CHANGES AND INNOVATIONS IN THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BY PROFESSOR KAYODE ALAO AND DR. (MRS.) MODUPE ADELABU FACULTY OF EDUCATION OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY ILE-IFE, NIGERIA AT THE 3RD VITTACHI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RETHINKING EDUCATIONAL CHANGE 1ST – 5TH JULY 2006 IFRANE, MOROCCO ABSTRACT This paper is pre

The University of Exeter Yeovil College Full Time PGCE (PCE) Assignment Two: Planning Farah Ziya Student Number 590064698 Planning Course Planning and Delivery Planning a course should be primarily set around the syllabus content as this is what the students are required to know in order to pass a certain level in a particular subject. Therefore the delivery of the content of t

Louis Pasteur once said “There are no such things as applied sciences, only applications of science.” Today, we’re going to put that theory to the test with a comparison of natural and man-made sunlight to energy sources. We will be comparing and contrasting the photosynthesis in plant cells versus semiconductor-based solar cells. First we will discuss how plant cells turn sunlight into energy usi

Lifting Operations and Equipment (LOLER 98) Inspection of equipment Thorough examinations and inspections of lifting equipment are important parts of the lifting regulations. Inspections should be carried out by a competent person with experience of the equipment, who is usually independent, and is often an employee of an insurer. However, anyone who is sufficiently knowledgeable and trained fo

Plants Vs Animals Checkpoint Plants Vs Animals Checkpoint In plant and animal cells there are similarities such as, a nucleus, rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi complex, and the Mitochondria. Some differences for the plant cell would be a vacuole, it has a variety of functions such as; structural support, storage, waste disposal, protection and growth. Chloroplast is a

SHOULD PLASTIC BAGS BE BANNED' Plastic bags are an environmental disaster; they are unsightly, they decimate wildlife, are filling the oceans and are made out of oil so help cause global warming. We use billions of plastic bags every year. Should they be banned' 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. environmental damage Repairing the Damage The Great Waste Non-biodegradable They litter our streets Plastic b

Plastic bags are a scourge on the environment. They do enormous damage to the land and oceans and urgent action is required to reduce their use.   Plastic bags is no trifle matter They may look harmless and feel small and light but consider the numbers. According to the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), plastic bags are the second most common type of litter – with cigarette butts being

Checkpoint: Plate Tectonic Theory For many, many years, people assumed that the Earth was the center of the universe and that everything revolved around the Earth. However, in 1543, a man by the name of Nicolaus Copernicus stated that the Earth was not the center of the universe and in fact the planets revolve around the Sun and not Earth. Many may have ridiculed him for that but many years la

Age over Adversity Platform 14 with its cacophony of sights, smells and sounds resembles bedlam: children bawling, mother’s reprimanding, commuters barging their way through crowds, dense diesel fumes pollute the air and the aroma of coffee gently teases the nostrils. The monotonous tone of the announcer signals the arrival of the 5:46 from Edinburgh to Aberdeen. I join the ever-increasing assemb

Representations are interpretations of an idea or concept in the real world. It is not reality itself, but statements about it that are constructed from personal ideas, values and beliefs. Representation is closely linked to the concept of perspective, as an individual point of view which shows a personal representation of an event, situation or personality. One person’s perspective will never be

The figure and influence of Vladimir Putin in relation to Russian foreign policy. "Be not afraid of greatness; some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them." William Shakespeare. With the case of Vladimir Putin, I believe that his case began as one whose greatness with regards power was to some extents “thrust upon him” by the previous President.

In that painting http://www.newbanner.com/AboutPic/athena… Plato is pointing toward the heavens, Aristotle is pointing toward the earth. Plato believed "essences" (the essential element of each thing in existence) came from the heavens, and what we saw were mirror images--of the gods. Aristotle said essences were "in the things themselves." He meant it as if, someday, science could somehow extr

Plato and Socrates In this chapter, the book analyzes Plato and Socrates’ works. They were huge people in the subject of philosophy, famous for their ideas they brought out to the world. Without them, we wouldn’t be questioning and formulating ideas about such philosophical things as we do today. Plato is said to be one of the greatest philosophers who ever lived. He was also the first phil

Evan Webster HZT4U Ms. Efimov November 9th, 2009 Aristotle’s Opinion on The Allegory of the Cave and the Divided Line Theory Plato, one of the most famous and well known philosophers in Ancient Greece, made his views of the world very clear in The Republic. Plato believed that forms and the transcendent world are much more real than the natural world. He called this separation the world of B