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Discussion 1 DISCUSSION PROMPT: Review the module resources and the readings. Find a support journal or article (within 10 years, peer-reviewed) about the topic. Then explain the difference between intelligence and creativity. How exactly would you define creativity in your context, culture, discipline, etc? Provide specific examples and descriptions of what creativity looks like…
Research education
Read Part 2 p. 39-69 in your text and the articles linked in this module. To achieve the best grade, please follow the attached rubric below. Shoot for 1000 words. As you read, make notes about your reactions, assumptions, implications, arguments, questions (see prompts in instructions) The idea of personal responses are to engage in…
RB-DB-M3
In this discussion, you will need to review the scenario about Lisa and Danielle, as collegial co-teachers in an infant and toddler program in the document below. ***ATTACHED*** For this discussion, you will take on either Lisa or Danielle’s position based on: If your last name starts with A – M you will be…
EN 1272
NEEDS REVISED Inside work: Write a brief description of the four academic disciplines; Humanities There are disciplines that study the human culture and methodology applied by humanity. They include the disciplines of religion, philosophy, languages and art being drama etc. Social sciences This discipline majorly focuses on examining the society. How people interact with the…
MM-CP-M2
* Traditional Preschool Classroom * It is important to share information with families in your program, but it is also important to share and collaborate with other professionals in your field. For this component of your course project, you will create a newsletter that shares both knowledge and ideas with fellow educators or program staff. To…
Week 5 Topic 2
The "Guide for Selecting Anti-Bias Children’s Books" states: “The visual and verbal messages young children absorb from books (and other media) heavily influence their ideas about themselves and others. Depending on the quality of the book, they can reinforce (or undermine) children’s affirmative self-concept, teach accurate (or misleading) information about people of various identities, and…