Collectively discuss each part of the video and compose a one-page single spaced document explaining each of the three areas. Provide examples for phonological awareness, phonemic awareness and phonics.

Observe the Video:
Phonological Awareness, Phonemic Awareness, and Phonics.

The video will assist you in getting a crystal clear picture as to the differences between the P. A. and Phonics.

Collectively discuss each part of the video and compose a one-page single spaced document explaining each of the three areas. Provide examples for phonological awareness, phonemic awareness and phonics.

Here is the link to the video :

What did you already know (or thought you knew) about special education. What do you want to know about special education this semester?

Discussion Questions:
Based off of the information that you have read this week reflect on the following topics in the discussion board:

What did you already know (or thought you knew) about special education,

What surprised you from the information you read this week,

In your opinion, or from your personal perspective, what are the big issues in special ed and/or what needs to be taken into consideration or changed?

What do you want to know about special education this semester?

What might it mean to think of the classroom not as a room within an institution that is already public, but as a space in which teachers and learners make public?”what is the purpose of having a location?

Uniforms in schools

What might it mean to think of the classroom not as a room within an
institution that is already public, but as a space in which teachers and learners make public?”what is the purpose of having a location?

Have you taught your students how to collect and organize data? What methods worked well for you?

Roblyer & Hughes (2019) discuss the importance and use of data collection and analysis in Chapter 4. Address examples of how you collect data from your students and how you use that data. Have you taught your students how to collect and organize data? What methods worked well for you?

(at least 60 seconds speech)

How is it arranged? What type of student work is up on the walls? Are materials store-bought/made by teachers/ made by students? Are there games/toys in the room?Do the children seem comfortable and content?

What’s on the walls? How is the furniture arranged? What about bulletin board displays: what’s on them?

How is it arranged? What type of student work is up on the walls? Are materials store-bought/made by teachers/ made by students? Are there games/toys in the room?Do the children seem comfortable and content?

Are the children engaged?

Are they able to use the classroom independently?

Do they express themselves easily with the adults?

Is there anything that gives you a clue about parental involvement?

Education website: https://education.ky.gov/educational/diff/pages/culturallyresponsiveinstruction.aspx
and the reading: “What are Key Features of Culturally Responsive Teaching?” Does this classroom seem to be an example of culturally responsive teaching? Why or why not? Be specific. (This part should be at least one paragraph long.)

Refer back to the article we read at the beginning of the semester: “Want to Get Your Kids into College? Let Them Play?” Would you say this is primarily a “skills-based” or a “play-based” classroom? Be sure you’re clear about what each of these means. Say why you think what you think. (This part should be at least one paragraph long.)

What is phonemic awareness?How are oral language development and phonological awareness interrelated?

What is phonemic awareness? Define and explain (2). What is phonological awareness? Define and explain. Use your CORE book and resources in this module to write up a complete explanation. Include all the components of phonemic and phonological awareness. Make sure to list the components separately and include a definition for each, a brief explanation for each, and any additional information for each of the components.

How are oral language development and phonological awareness interrelated? (You may want to refer to what you learned in the previous module, Oral Language Development, and what you are learning in this module, Phonological Awareness, to help you compose your response to this question)
Discuss some activities in a classroom that would support/teach students phonemic/phonological awareness. Name and explain two classroom strategies that would benefit students learning phonemic/phonological awareness.
What is Dyslexia? (2) What are the best strategies to use with students with Dyslexia? (3). Why? Explain. (4) Explain the relationship between phonemic awareness and dyslexia
What is UDL? (2) How do these strategies help learners? (3). Give one example.

LINKS TO BE USED AND CITED/REFERENCED:

http://www.readingrockets.org/helping/target/phonologicalphonemic

http://www.readingrockets.org/article/why-phonological-awareness-important-reading-and-spelling

https://dyslexiaida.org/multisensory-structured-language-teaching-fact-sheet/

https://www.edutopia.org/article/accommodating-students-dyslexia?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9bOT-6XY3wIVA1uGCh2DXgWYEAAYAiAAEgIVIfD_BwE

https://www.understood.org/en/school-learning/for-educators/universal-design-for-learning/understanding-universal-design-for-learning

http://www.fldoe.org/core/fileparse.php/7690/urlt/0070131-phonoman.pdf

Phonemic Awareness vs. Phonological Awareness

About Dyslexia

Frequently Asked Questions

https://dyslexiaida.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/DITC-Handbook.pdf

https://improvingliteracy.org/state-of-dyslexia/florida

https://fiu.instructure.com/courses/134445/files/21342307/preview

https://www.readingrockets.org/article/universal-design-learning

https://www.readingrockets.org/article/5-examples-universal-design-learning-classroom

 

What is the difference between the way the word “theory” is used by laypersons, and the way developmental psychologists use it?

Assignment 1: Short Response

What is the difference between the way the word “theory” is used by laypersons, and the way developmental psychologists use it?

How are developmental theories useful to educators, parents, and other professionals?

What is the difference between the term “sensitive period” and the term “critical period”? Why is this difference important to educators and other professionals who work with children?

What are some “what” and “why” child development questions you might be interested in studying?

Discuss (1) your view on shape and timing of child development and (2) how your view impacts your practices in dealing with children.

What are the most important factors in determining how a child turns out as an adult?How, if at all, do people change in the way they experience and handle emotion over their school years?

Personal Essay

What are the most important factors in determining how a child turns out as an adult?

How do children’s minds grow and change over time?

What is the role of teachers in helping children build a brain?

How do children and/or adolescents come to a sense of who they are?

What roles do “nature” and “nurture” play in human development?

How, if at all, do people change in the way they experience and handle emotion over their school years?

How do children learn to regulate their own behavior?

What is the influence of peer groups on children?

If children have challenges in their early lives (for example, alcoholism in the family, poverty, abuse or neglect, and the like) does this mean that they are going to have difficulties later? If so, what kind of difficulties and why? If not, why not?

What do you want to achieve?Discuss

A pilot research study (3,000 words) Students will carry out and reflect on their experiences of conducting a pilot study. They will also reflect on how to improve it in the context of their specific research topics.
-Literature review

-Theoretical framework

-Appropriate paradigm

-Research design

-Analysis data

Aims: what do you want to achieve?Discuss

objectives: how you are going to do it.

How educational leadership and administration were conceptualized, and the metaphors of schools/universities that were in operation?

Leadership in higher education

According to the two time frames (2000 and 2021) write a paper following the below questions as separate headings in the paper:

How educational leadership and administration were conceptualized, and the metaphors of schools/universities that were in operation?

Was leadership or management a focal point? [Use the textbook]

What were the key issues and concerns in the time frames you reviewed? [Use the textbook]

What leadership theories dominated during these times, and what theories were the focus of research? [Use the textbook]

What social conditions might have influenced these research concentrations, and the focus of certain leadership approaches? [Use the textbook]