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Classroom community study guides for Microsoft Word
ECERS-3 Cheat Sheets
ECERS-3 guidelines can be overwhelming as there is a lot to achieve if you want to score that perfect 7 in each category. Language is everything! This cheat sheet gives clear scenario examples, specific language to use, what ECERS looks for in the classroom and why.This is great for all ECERS-3 implementers. It is also a great tool to give to classroom paraprofessionals and related service professionals working with your students. It is a 5 page word document and can be edited by the user to mee
Grades:
PreK - K
"Inside Out" Movie Guide
A guided questioning for the movie "Inside Out". A great resource when showing the film and holding students accountable for paying attention to important details.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Types:
Community Participation and Capacity Building
Community Participation is a continuous process in which a community organizes itself and takes responsibility for managing its problems. Taking responsibility includes identifying the problems, developing actions, putting them into place, and following through.
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Interpersonal Interaction in Early Childhood Classroom
IntroductionInterpersonal interaction in a pre-school classroom refers to the relationship or involvement that goes on between the teacher and pupil/s or children amongst themselves in a face-to-face encounter. The interaction employs use of verbal or non-verbal communication to establish some understanding between the persons involved. Interpersonal interactions in a pre-school classroom are important because children get to le6arn new knowledge from the teacher who is the main custodian of kno
Grades:
PreK - 3rd, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
What If I Need Help?
Social story type of document that teaches student what to do if they need help.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Types:
Community Mobilization
Community mobilization is defined as a procedure through which a collection of people has gone past their own personal differences to converge on equivalent terms so as to enable a participatory decision-making practice. Community mobilization can also be defined as a process that starts a dialogue amongst community members so as to decide who, what, and how issues are decided. It also offers an avenue for everybody to take part in the decisions and activities affecting human lives.
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
MODELS OF PLANNED CHANGE
There are some models that are mainly designed to explain the steps of planned change. For the purpose of this article, we are going to focus on three, namely, Kurt Lewin’s theory of planned change, ADKAR model of change and Ajzen’s theory of Reasoned Change.
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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