Wednesday, September 23, 2009
History of cricket
WRITE A SENTENCE ON ABOVE PERSONALITIES RELATED TO CRICKET.
Give one word answers for the following questins:
Q1.When was the first leg before law published?
Q2.What is the length of the cricket pitch?
Q3.Name the Australian cricketer who tried to play with the aluminium ball.
Q4.Who wrote Tom Brown's School Days?
Q5.Name the black player who led the west Indies team for the first time.
Q6.Which Indain community found the Oriental Cricket Club?
Q7.Write the old name of ICC.
Q8.Who was the first test captain of India?
Q9.Where are the headquarters of ICC located?
Q10.When was the Marylebone Cricket Club formed?
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Thursday, January 1, 2009
HELPING SLOW LEARNERS
To help slow learners here are some proven ideas for educators
Have a quiet place to work where the child can be easily observed and motivated.
Keep the homework sessions short
Provide activity times before and during the homework
Add a variety of tasks to the learning even if it is not assigned such as painting a picture of a reading assignment.
Allow for success
Ask questions of the child while they are working about the assignment
Go over the homework before they go to bed and before they go to school
Teach them how to use a calendar to keep track of assignments
Read to the child
Use my “Three Transfer” form of learning in which the student must take information and do three things with it besides reading. For example, read it, explain it to someone else, draw a picture of it, and take notes on it.
Be patient but consistent.
Do not reward unfinished tasks
Challenge the child
Have the child do the assignments that are the most difficult first and leave the easier ones to later. Call it the dessert principle.
Don’t be overprotective. Students who have parents that frequently intercede in their child’s education are teaching that student that the parent does not respect their abilitites. If you do call a teacher make sure you are seeking a positive outcome. Remember that most teachers have dealt with numerous slow learners and have a vast amount of experience. However, sharing your child’s strengths and weaknesses could make the school year more beneficial for all concerned.
Contact the teacher if there is a concern. Calling an administrator solves nothing as the teacher is the sole legal judge of academic success.
Take you child to exciting places where they can see where academic success
is important. A trip to a local university or community college, a walking tour
of city hall, a visit to the fire station or a behind the scenes tour of a zoo are
highly motivating.
Examples of interventions for slow learners
Environment: Reduce distractions, change seating to promote attentiveness, have a peer student teacher, and allow more breaks.
Assignments: Shorter and with more variation, repeat work in various forms, have a contract, give more hands on work, have assignments copied by student, have students use three transfer method where they have to show the work three different ways.
Assessment: Shorter tests, oral testing, redoing tests, short feedback times, don’t make students compete
What to avoid: Cooperative learning that isolates the student and places him or her in a no win situation. Using a standardized test. Ignoring the problem.
What to encourage: Grouping with a patient partner. Learning about the child’s interests. Placing the student in charge. Mapping, graphic organizers, and hands-on work. Using Bloom’s taxonomy of tasks to make the assignments more appropriate. http://www.teachers.ash.org.au/researchskills/dalton.htm
Resources for slow learners
Reach Every Child Links
ESL and ELL Links
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/ESL.html
Help for Special Needs Students
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/special_needs.html
Assessment Accomodations
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/assessment.html#3
Homework Help Sites
http://www.reacheverychild.com/homework.html
Motivating Students
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/motivate.htm
Working with Parents
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/work_w_parents.html
Writing IEPs
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/ieps.html
Strategies for Motivating Young Readers
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/motivating_readers.html
Phonics sites
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/phonics.html
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/more-phonics.html
Teacher Liability Links
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/teacher_law.html#4
Source
Above mentioned Valuable information taken from the site given below
http://carfamily.wordpress.com/2007/02/20/how-to-help-slow-learners-ideas-and-resources/
Have a quiet place to work where the child can be easily observed and motivated.
Keep the homework sessions short
Provide activity times before and during the homework
Add a variety of tasks to the learning even if it is not assigned such as painting a picture of a reading assignment.
Allow for success
Ask questions of the child while they are working about the assignment
Go over the homework before they go to bed and before they go to school
Teach them how to use a calendar to keep track of assignments
Read to the child
Use my “Three Transfer” form of learning in which the student must take information and do three things with it besides reading. For example, read it, explain it to someone else, draw a picture of it, and take notes on it.
Be patient but consistent.
Do not reward unfinished tasks
Challenge the child
Have the child do the assignments that are the most difficult first and leave the easier ones to later. Call it the dessert principle.
Don’t be overprotective. Students who have parents that frequently intercede in their child’s education are teaching that student that the parent does not respect their abilitites. If you do call a teacher make sure you are seeking a positive outcome. Remember that most teachers have dealt with numerous slow learners and have a vast amount of experience. However, sharing your child’s strengths and weaknesses could make the school year more beneficial for all concerned.
Contact the teacher if there is a concern. Calling an administrator solves nothing as the teacher is the sole legal judge of academic success.
Take you child to exciting places where they can see where academic success
is important. A trip to a local university or community college, a walking tour
of city hall, a visit to the fire station or a behind the scenes tour of a zoo are
highly motivating.
Examples of interventions for slow learners
Environment: Reduce distractions, change seating to promote attentiveness, have a peer student teacher, and allow more breaks.
Assignments: Shorter and with more variation, repeat work in various forms, have a contract, give more hands on work, have assignments copied by student, have students use three transfer method where they have to show the work three different ways.
Assessment: Shorter tests, oral testing, redoing tests, short feedback times, don’t make students compete
What to avoid: Cooperative learning that isolates the student and places him or her in a no win situation. Using a standardized test. Ignoring the problem.
What to encourage: Grouping with a patient partner. Learning about the child’s interests. Placing the student in charge. Mapping, graphic organizers, and hands-on work. Using Bloom’s taxonomy of tasks to make the assignments more appropriate. http://www.teachers.ash.org.au/researchskills/dalton.htm
Resources for slow learners
Reach Every Child Links
ESL and ELL Links
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/ESL.html
Help for Special Needs Students
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/special_needs.html
Assessment Accomodations
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/assessment.html#3
Homework Help Sites
http://www.reacheverychild.com/homework.html
Motivating Students
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/motivate.htm
Working with Parents
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/work_w_parents.html
Writing IEPs
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/ieps.html
Strategies for Motivating Young Readers
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/motivating_readers.html
Phonics sites
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/phonics.html
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/more-phonics.html
Teacher Liability Links
http://www.reacheverychild.com/feature/teacher_law.html#4
Source
Above mentioned Valuable information taken from the site given below
http://carfamily.wordpress.com/2007/02/20/how-to-help-slow-learners-ideas-and-resources/
Happy New Year
PLI Mysore
I was invited to attend Project based learning institute held at Mysore from 10thDec.'2008 to 13thDec'2008.It was organised by Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan inassociation with Thinkquest.Around 130 teachers from different Kendriya Vidyalayas participated in workshop.Expert facilitators were invited from different parts of the world to teach more new aspects of the project based learning.
Our Mysore Team
Our Mysore Team
Workshop for project based learning with thinkquest
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