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Transcript: Elementary Education The Inspiration Teaching Opportunities VBS Sunday School Dance Camps Babysitting Why are teachers important? Individualized In-School Tutoring Visual: Learn best when visualizing the content of literature. Writing down names and terms helps them memorization. Understand concepts better when the teachers uses visual aids. They also struggle to focus when surrounded by motion and confusion. Often times visual learners cannot maintain long conversation. When reading, if they do not recognize a word they will look at it or write it out to try and determine if it is correct. Examples: "Picture Walks", whiteboards, writing exercises Auditory: Place greater attention on what they hear rather than what they see. To aid memorization, they will repeat material aloud. When having difficulty solving a problem, auditory learners will talk through it with others and themselves. However, they become anxious to input their own opinion when others are talking. They explain stories in great detail. In a noisy and chaotic environment auditory learners will have trouble concentrating. Examples: Phonics phone, reading aloud Kinesthetic Gain knowledge best through interactive assignments. Struggle to pay attention if they remain motionless for too long. When reading kinesthetic learners will squirm and fidget to try and understand the characters motions. They prefer hands on learning and best understand when they can try and do it themselves. By rearranging and re-positioning their bodies, kinesthetic learners find it easier to solve problems. They try to feel the flow of their writing by applying increased pressure to their writing utensil. Examples: Crafts, Dances and Movements. The Process I worked with 4 different students one-on-one for my project. In the classroom: I shadowed Mrs. Huffstetler and helped teach the class Spent 25+ hours The Product DIBELS Testing Dynamic Indicator of Basic Early Literacy Skills Progress Monitoring Tests Nonsense Word Fluency Oral Reading Fluency Scores 1st and 2nd Semester Graph Results Final Reflections Bibliography Alessio, Faith. "About using Music to Teach English." ConnectEd. Walden University, 21 Feb. 2011. Web. 21 Feb 2011. <http://connected.waldenu.edu/curriculum-resources/teaching-methods/item/831-about-using-music-to-teach-english>. Beatrice, Jonelle A. "Learning Styles Inventory." Union University, 21 Feb. 2011. Web. 21 Feb 2011. <http://www.uu.edu/programs/tesl/ElementarySchool/learningstylesinventory.htm>. Cook, Cathy. "Critical Issue: Providing Hands-On, Minds-On and Authentic Learning Experiences in Mathematics." North Central Regional Educational Laboratory. North Central Educational Laboratory, 1995. Web. 21 Feb 2011. <http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/content/cntareas/math/ma300.htm >. "Education Needed to Become and Elementary Teacher." ConnectEd. Walden University, 02-21-2011. Web. 21 Feb 2011. <http://connected.waldenu.edu/career-development/becoming-a-teacher/item/837-education-needed-to-become-elementary-teacher>. Kalsi, Anoop. "Math Education of Elementary Teachers: A Challenging Issue." University of Maryland, n.d. Web. 21 Feb 2011. <http://www-users.math.umd.edu/~dac/650/kalsipaper.html>. Kendall, Diana. Socialogy in Our Times. 7th. 1. Belmont, CA: Thomson Wadsworth, 2008. 539. eBook. Kirk, Karin. "Student Motivations and Attitudes: The Role of the Affective Domain in Geoscience Learning." SERC. On the Cutting Edge-Professional Development for Geoscience Faculty, 16 Feb. 2011. Web. 21 Feb. 2011. <http://serc.carleton.edu/NAGTWorkshops/affective/motivation.html>. Lewit, Eugene, and Linda Baker. "Child Indicators: Class Size." Preinceton.edu. 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Transcript: The DOLAN family heritage my coat of arms mo theaghlach a bhi sna blianta fada o shin mileata Dolan surname first found in leinster, where they believe they descended from the king of leinster and became one of the seven septs of leix The middle ages saw a lot of spelling variations they are Dolan, Doland, Dooley, Dowling and much more The Great Migration I rith na 19ú haois, tháinig mo mhuintir go Meiriceá chun obair a fháie My dad My dad almost became a very succesful racing driver. he drove formula fords and got up to formula 3 but he couldnt get a good sponsoreship to go any further so he had to quit. The Irish name Dolan is derived from the native Gaelic O'Dobhailen Sept who were located in Counties Roscommon and Galway. The name is now quite widespread, especially in the Province of Connaught with variants including O'Doelan and even Devlin. The TAYLOR family heritage coat of arms Taylor surname The name of the father and mother respectively are most common from scotland. many people such as the Taylor family adopted the name of their occupation as their surname. The surname Taylor was an occupational name for a tailor, which my granny was. First found in Kent, Engaland, where they were rewarded for helping in the battle of hastings in 1066 The name Taylor in Ireland was introduced into the country by setlers from England and Scotland as early as the fourteenth century. The majority of descendants bearing this name can still be found in the initial settlement area of the Province of Ulster. Tom Hughes Thomas was my great uncle he was executed by the Free State Forces, January, 20th, 1923 My Coat Of Arms The Dolan coat of arms came into existence centuries ago. The process of creating coats of arms (also often called family crests) began in the eight and ninth centuries. The new art of Heraldry made it possible for families and even individual family members to have their very own coat of arms. Blue means truth and loyalty White means peace and sincerity Taylor coat of arms The Taylor coat of arms came into existence centuries ago. The process of creating coats of arms (also often called family crests) began in the eight and ninth centuries. The new art of Heraldry made it possible for families and even individual family members to have their very own coat of arms. Red means military, strength and a warrior

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Transcript: Life as an Irish in Ireland around 1913-1922 Background and Irish history- Different attempts to “ruin” Ireland - King Henry VIII -Surrender and regrant Plantations in Ireland - Mary II - The Munster Plantation - James 1- King of England and Scotland The Penal Laws The Penal Laws How did it affected the Irish people and identity. The penal laws were a serie of laws to in some way provent Irish from being Irish. It was a shot at ruining Irish identity. England(protestants) invaded Ireland so it wouldn’t be invaded by catholic countries like france and spain. English soldiers were sent to Ireland, and the catholic churches was made protestant - A serie of laws to provent Irish from being Irish - Strict laws against Catholics The Penal Laws Penal Laws - Lllegal to send catholics to school- forced to go to an protestant- had to learn the English language. - No use of the Irish language, no irish songs etc. - No wearing of the green and use of irish symbolics. Catholics could not vote Catholics were excluded from all professions and public offices Catholics were not allowed a university education Catholics could not teach children Catholics could not be the guardian of a child Catholic men could not marry Protestant women. Catholic women could marry Protestant men because children were brought up in the faith of their father: any children from this sort of mixed marriage would be brought up as Protestants Catholics could not buy land Examples Examples - The Laws- attempts to ruin irish identity - Many emigrated from Ireland - Hard to live a normal life - Low class, because of their belief. Results Results The Easter Risning The irish were very mad at Britain's lack of wanting to complete the home rule and the fact that the irish had to be involved in the war, lead to rebellion. April 24 1916: IRB ceased places around Dublin and demanded a free state, but some of the british army came to Ireland and ended the rebellion. The british killed the leaders of the rebellion, and arrested a lot of Irish people and sent them to prison without trial, and a lot of them weren’t even a part of it. - Home Rule - World War I - IRB, the irish volunteers and the irish citizen army - Civilians didn't want it - April 24 1916 in Dublin - Excecuted and arrested The Easter Rising - Eamon DeValera - Hunger strikes and boycotts - Violence - Killing civilians The Irish War of Independence After the leaders of the rebellion was executed, the irish citizens turned against the british. Therefore groups were made against britain; James connolly - Irish Citizen Army, Irish Republican Army. Eamon De Valera and the new irish party declared Ireland a republic and the war begun. The first years of the war was mostly hunger strikes and boycotts. The irish war of independence Civil war During the Civil War Ireland's was splitted in two; some people were pro-treaty and others were anti-treaty Families and friends were not always on the same side. They fought against each other. Eamon DeValera vs. Michael Collins Splitted in Two Family and Friends 1923 Short but Extreme Civil War 1922-1923 Sinéad O'Connor & The Chieftains - The Foggy Dew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaS3vaNUYgs - Plot - Setting - Characterization - Music and lyrics Song Analysis

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Transcript: More Interesting facts about Ireland Symbols - The Irish part of the term ‘Irish Sign Language’ doesn’t mean the sign language is in Gaelic. It is simply called ISL because it is the language which Deaf people use in Ireland, and what are Deaf people of Ireland called? Irish! - ISL is more similar to French and American Sign Languages than it is to British Sign Language! BSL and ISL is to what English is to Japanese. - ISL is not yet recognised as an official language in Ireland yet. The Irish Deaf Society and other organisations have been campaigning on this issue for a number of years. If ISL is recognised it will mean better education policies, better access to information and making sure that Deaf people get their basic human rights. Bibliography The Irish Potato Famine of 1845 to 1848 took over a million lives. Irish farmers were dependent on their potato crops and most of the rural poor relied on these crops for nourishment. When a late blight water mold fungus struck, the crops were ruined and the British provided little aid. In addition to the lives that were lost, the Irish Potato Famine also caused as many as two million people to immigrate to other countries. Current Events Irish Brown Bread The Irish Culture http://www.deafvillageireland.ie/ The shamrock was used a metaphor by St. Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, for the Christian Trinity. The Shamrock Foods of Ireland Arts Continued... Historians estimate that Ireland was first settled by humans at a relatively late stage in European terms – about 10,000 years ago. Around 4000 BC it is estimated that the first farmers arrived in Ireland. Farming marked the arrival of the new Stone Age. Around 300BC, Iron Age warriors known as the Celts came to Ireland from mainland Europe. The Celts had a huge influence on Ireland. Many famous Irish myths stem from stories about Celtic warriors. The current first official language of the Republic of Ireland, Irish (or Gaeilge) stems from Celtic language. The potatoe Famine Ireland History The green represents the Gaelic tradition in Iraland. The white is for the aspiration of peace. The orange is for William of Orange in Iraland. The Harp ARTS OF IRELAND Potatoes was a main dish for the Irish Culture Irish Cream Bundt Cake The harp is a symbolic representation of protection or "coat of arms". THANK YOU ANY QUESTIONS??? Traditional Irish Shephards pie

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