Helping Your Child Become a Reader - AFT

Other than helping your children to grow up healthy and happy, the most important ... helPing your child Become a reader. helPing your child Become a reader | ...

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Supporting Students Autism - AFT

Supporting . Students with. Autism. 4 AFT. Supporting Students with Autism E Contents ... that a student needs special services to benefit from education. 2 AFT Effective Education for . ... Supporting Students with Autism 3 all students can benefit from an increased emphasis on .

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Metamorphosis: How Missouri Rehabilitates Juvenile ...

2 AMERicAN EdUcATOR | SUMMER 2012 Metamorphosis By Jennifer Dubin T yler, 15, was arrested for breaking into cars. Eric, 16, got caught burglarizing homes.

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How Words Cast Their Spell - AFT

AMERIcAN EdUcATOR | WINTER 2008-2009 7 children make indicate that something other than visual memory is at work. If children relied on visual memory for spelling, regu-

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How to Find Financial Information on Hospitals - AFT

March 2015 Research & Strategic Initiatives 1 How to Find Financial Information on Hospitals The ease of finding financial information on a hospital depends on a few factors, including the

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How Spelling Supports Reading - AFT

And Why It Is More Regular and Predictable Than You May Think By Louisa C. Moats Louisa C. Moats is advisor on literacy research and professional de-velopment for Sopris West Educational Services. She developed Lan-guage Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling, a profes-sional development program for teachers, and Spellography, a

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ASk the CogNItIve SCIeNtISt What Will Improve a Student’s ...

it’s barking, whether it’s barking at you, the likelihood that a bark - ing dog will bite, and so on). Each of these thoughts will lead to different memories of the event the next day. If you think about the sound of the dog’s bark, the next day you’ll probably remem-ber that quite well, but not its appearance.3 Now, suppose that

Questions for Math Class - AFT

2 | AFT 1. Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. • Retell this problem in your own words. • What do you have to find out? • Can you think of similar problems we have solved? How might that help? • What have you already tried? • Where in the problem are the numbers you used? • Can you think of another strategy to try? • Where could you start?

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Transitioning to Kindergarten: School Readiness

and “bottom,” “big” and “little” Looks at pictures in a book and retells a story, such as “The Three Billy Goats Gruff.” Then, with your guidance, ★ Shows you the picture of the little Billy Goat, the middle Billy Goat and the big Billy Goat. ★ Tells which goat crossed the bridge first, next and last.

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Putting Students on the Path to Learning

The Case for Fully Guided Instruction Richard E. Clark is a professor of educational psychology, clinical research professor of surgery, and director of the Center for Cognitive Technology at the University of Southern California. Paul A. Kirschner is a professor of educational psychology at the Centre for Learning Sciences and Technolo-

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Human Error and Commercial Aviation Accidents: A ...

can be thought of as “thinking” errors, skill-based errors can be thought of as “doing” errors. For instance, little thought goes into turning one’s steering wheel or shift-ing gears in an automobile. Likewise, basic flight skills such as stick and rudder movements and visual scanning refer more to how one does something rather than where

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STANDARD INTERVENTIONS FOR EXECUTIVE FUNCTION

tasks become automatic. For example, the morning routine can be broken down into a sequence of steps and these steps can be written on a list or index cards to be followed. - External prompting such as touching the student’s desk or providing a verbal cue to begin a task may be necessary. Also, there may need to be a review of what is to be

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