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EDUC 3053 Bachelors in Elementary EducationBachelors in Elementary Education, Walden UniversityEDUC 3053: Community Building for Effective Classroom ManagementCreating Positive Interactions with Students When it comes to positive relationships in a classroom are the foundation of effective learning. The teachers are responsible for setting a safe environment where students can interact effectively. Now most of the teachers focus on delivering the course materials and the other job- related dutie...

EDUC 3053 Graphic organizer for classroom managementGraphic organizer for classroom managementWalden UniversityEDUC 3053 2 Graphic organizer for classroom management The students tend to misbehave and act out because they are used to staying at their desks or the carpet and listening to the teacher with an arranged manner of communication of asking and answering questions. In a group, effective behavior management is essential. Students should be involved in formulating the group guidelines, nor...

EDUC 341 TPE 1TPE 1: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All StudentsEDUC 341The Teaching Performance Expectation #1, encourages teachers to engage and support all students in learning. As an educator, it is my responsibility to create lessons that are going to be accessible for all students in spite of their culture, academic background and/or learning disabilities. Moreover, as a special education teacher I prioritize differentiated instruction, technology based learnin...

EDUC 4010 Displaying Student WorkDisplaying Student WorkRound is a Tortilla: Tortilla ProjectWalden University/ Bachelor's Degree Elementary Education K-6Week 4/ Assignment: Educ-4010Math K-6: Instruction and AssessmentWeek 4 Assignment: Tortilla Project:Grade Level:ThirdGrade Standards:GA.HCSD.3.GSR.6: Identify the attributes of polygons, including parallel segments, perpendicular segments, right angles, and symmetry. GA.HCSD.ELAGSE3RL9:Compare and contrast the themes, settings, and plots of s...

EDUC 4010 Displaying StudentDisplaying Student's WorkBachelors of Elementary Education, Walden UniversityEDUC 4010: Math K-6 Instruction and AssessmentDisplaying Student's Work The project that students did was an art craft that I found on an online website. The shape animal craft was an owl that was made using different shapes. This craft was completed using different materials such as scissors, paper, glue, and colors. The two dimensional shapes used in this project were triangles, squares, ...

EDUC 6400 Purpose of School and My PerspectivesPurpose of School and My PerspectivesWalden UniversityEDUC 6400: The Professional EducatorImam Al-Ghazali Imam Al-Ghazali, a philosopher, theologian, linguist, physician, and mathematician, states: "Knowledge exists potentially in the human soul like the seed in the soil; by learning potential becomes actual." Imam Al-Ghazali mentions that a person who learns is like the sun, illuminating itself. If we were to analyze the sun's role in our daily ...

EDUC 6602J-3 Module 4Module 4: Journal 2Master of Science in Education, Walden UniversityEDUC 6602J-3: DESIGN/, CURRIC/, INSTR&ASSESSModule 4: Journal 2 My definition of an effective curriculum is that it is designed to meet the educational needs and goals of learners. It comprises a balance of skills, content, and experiences that are important and engaging for the learners and consider their developmental levels, interests, and backgrounds. Moreover, it provides opportunities for active learni...

Educ-4010 Supporting StudentSupporting Student's ExplorationWalden University/Bachelor DegreeElementary Education K-6Week 2 Assignment/ Educ-4010Mathematics K-6: Instruction and AssessmentWeek 2 AssignmentWhat did you want students to know and understand about mathematics as a result the problem solving? This assignment aims to ensure that students comprehend the instructions and problem- solving methods. By applying the skills acquired during the instructional and practice phases, this task ai...

Educ-4020 Observing and Analyzing an Inquiry BasedObserving and Analyzing an Inquiry Based-LessonWalden University/ Bachelor's Degree Elementary Education K-6Week 1/ Assignment: Educ-4020Science K-6: Instruction and Assessment ProfessorWeek 1 Assignment: Educ-4020In the Fossils lesson, my host teacher discussed the safety precautions for using a toothpick to excavate the chocolate chip cookies. She emphasized that the toothpick should be used on the cookie and disposed of it in the trash. The l...

EDUC-6719J Social Justice for StudentsSocial Justice for Students: Walden's Day of ServiceWalden University EDUC-6719J Special Education: Honoring Due ProcessSocial Justice for Students: Walden's Day of ServiceWalden University provides a diverse community of career professionals with the opportunity to transform themselves as scholar-practitioners so that they can effect positive social change(Walden University, 2016). To create meaningful social change for students with exceptionalities som...

EDUC-6791J-1 Least Restrictive Environment and Professional DevelopmentLeast Restrictive Environment and Professional DevelopmentWalden UniversityEDUC-6791J-1 Special Ed: Honoring Due ProcessLeast Restrictive Environment and Professional Development Handout Least restrictive means requirements and related legal principles, which require regulators to pursue regulatory objectives in the manner that is "least restrictive" of other societal values, pervade national and international legal system...

ENG 111 Diagnosing Criminal DefendantsDiagnosing Criminal DefendantsStudent's NameInstitution AffiliationCourse Detail'sInstructor's NameDateDiagnosing Criminal Defendants Forensic psychology faces significant risks of bias and subjectivity whenever its Objectivity, however attainable it may be in the real world that pertains to issues such as maintaining Objectivity demands deliberate countermeasures. In addition, this also applies in using assessment tools such as Psychopathy Checklist-Revi...

ENGL 1100-31 Homelessness PreventionHomelessness PreventionHennepin Technical CollageENGL 1100-31: Writing and ResearchAbstractHomelessness is a grave social issue that demands immediate attention. We have a moral obligation to provide the most necessities like food, shelter, medical care, treatment, and education to those experiencing homelessness in our community. Instead of breaking down encampments, we should consider relocating them to rural areas and providing them with affordable housing....

ENGL MISC Literary AnalysisLiterary AnalysisStudent's NameInstitutionalAffiliationCourse Code and NameProfessor's NameDue DateI. Introduction A. Brief Overview of "The Black Ball" by Ralph Ellison B. Thesis Statement: In "The Black Ball," Ralph Ellison skillfully utilizes symbolism and vivid imagery to explore the complexities of racial identity, shedding light on the challenges faced by individuals caught between societal expectations and personal convictions. II. Symbolism of the Black B...

FPSY 6520 Communication StrategiesCommunication StrategiesMaster of Forensic Psychology, Walden UniversityFPSY: 6520: Psychology in the CourtsCommunication Strategies "Criminal Trial" and "Civil Trial" are two video programs that provide viewers with an in-depth understanding of the legal proceedings involved in criminal and civil cases. These programs aim to educate the audience about the differences between these two types of trials, their processes, and their significance in the justice s...

FPSY 6720 Narcissistic Personality DisorderNarcissistic Personality DisorderMaster of Science, Forensic Psychology, Walden UniversityFPSY 6720: Abnormal BehaviorNarcissistic Personality Disorder As described by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders 5th edition (2013), overt or covert grandiosity, attempts at self-regulation through attention and approval seeking, and fluctuating and fragile self-esteem are typical characteristics of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD). S...

FPSY 8116 RESEARCH AND JUVENILE COMPETENCY AND THE COURTSRESEARCH AND JUVENILE COMPETENCY AND THE COURTSPh D in Forensic Psychology, Walden UniversityFPSY 8116: Understanding Forensic Psychology Research November 2023Introduction There is no demographic completely immune to the effects of crime, unfortunately not even children. Juveniles may be introduced to the justice system for a number of reasons. Custody cases, criminal trials, and civil court are just a few examples. They may be called upo...

FPSY Victimization of CybercrimeVictimization of CybercrimePhD In Forensic Psychology, Walden UniversityFPSY : Criminal BehaviorVictimization of Cybercrime This report delves into the case of Sally, an online dating scam victim, to unravel the intricate interplay between demographics and risk factors influencing vulnerability to victimization or perpetration. Despite Sally's apparent protective measures, her experience underscores the nuanced complexity of factors contributing to susceptibilit...

FPSY-6520 WK1WK1: Elements Of The Court SystemsFPSY-6520 - PsychologyIn The CourtsELEMENTS OF THE COURTS SYSTEMS 2Abstract This paper provides an overview of the elements of the courts system, exploring its diverse levels and specialized types, with a focus on their functions and jurisdictions. Across countries and regions, the structure and classification of courts exhibit considerable variation. At the apex of this hierarchy lies the Supreme Court, endowed with the power to scrutinize lower c...

GS003 Assessment Part 2GS003 Assessment Part 2, ReflectionMaster of Science in Psychology, Walden UniversityGS003: Professional GoalsGS003 Assessment Part 2As with starting any new endeavor or chapter in life, beginning a master's program brings much excitement and challenges. Continual and intentional reflection on the most enjoyable and challenging parts can help direct a focus and point toward the areas requiring more intentional work and discipline. It can be crucially helpful in pursuing a...