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USC | EDUC 205
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USC EDUC 205
1 CTSE 205 Child Development and Learning (3) Rossier School of Education University of Southern California Spring Semester 2006 Class Meetings: TU & TH. 12:30-2:00 WPH 107 Jennifer Welsh, Instructor jwelsh@usc.edu Monica Miller, Teaching Assistant -
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Alison Segel ED 205 Analytical Reflection Kindergarten at 32nd Street Elementary Teaching poses many challenging problems, one of the most vital being finding the balance between teaching for the classroom, and teaching for the individuals in that -
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FullDay versus HalfDay Kindergarten: In Which Program Do Children Learn More? Valerie E. Lee, David T. Burkam, Douglas D. Ready, Joann Honigman, Samuel J. Meisels (from the American Journal of Education, February 2006) Lauren Berkett, Caitlin Fi -
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FitzGerald 1 Caitlin FitzGerald EDUC 205 21 February 2006 Analytical Reflection For the past few weeks, I have observed Ms. W\'s third grade classroom at 32nd Street Elementary School. During my observations, I have seen many examples of the concepts -
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FitzGerald 1 Caitlin FitzGerald EDUC 205 13 April 2006 Analytical Reflection #2 For this set of observations, I have been observing Mr. B\'s sixth grade English classroom at 32nd Street School. During the set of elementary observations, I was impresse -
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Date: _ School: _ Teacher: _ Observer: _ OBBSERVED TEACHER BEHAVIOR Giving verbal clues or hints NUMBER OF INSTANCES (x Pt. Value) TOTAL POINTS COMMENTS x1 Providing an Example x1 Reminding rather than telling x1 Breaking problem down
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