Aussiedogs3Thanks for the information. I take my Essay tomorrow in Sarasota. Fingers crossed I get one I can think of the 2 talking points and the supporting details.
Aussiedogs3Thanks for the information. I take my Essay tomorrow in Sarasota. Fingers crossed I get one I can think of the 2 talking points and the supporting details.
According to the department of statistics and bureau, there is a high demand of teachers in Science, Math, and ESL. Analyze 2 reason or causes that can produce this high demand.
I have my MBA. I applied to get certified in Business Education. It is for grades 6-12. How can I use this certification? Can I teach a different subject though I am certified in business education? Anyone it there with this certificate? Please let me know.
Can anyone help me with talking points on cost and benefit of reading as a pastime opposed to surfing the internet. Something to this effect. HELP, HELP
When I talk about animation in these questions I am referring to things including animated videos, animated interactive games, animated science labs, GIFs to explain a process or other similar things. Please explain what type(s) of animation that you use and what grade level you teach.
-What is your preferred teaching method? (Textbooks, videos, lectures, a combination of these things, etc.)
-Do you ever teach using animation? This might include animated videos, animated interactive games, animated science labs, GIFs to explain a process, etc.
-Have you found that animation is beneficial to students or do you think that fun cartoons or other aspects of animation distract students from the topic at hand?
-Multiple studies claim that animation is engaging for students. Do you think that animation actually teaches a topic effectively or is just a good way to engage students?
Do you believe that animated videos need text or some other support to go along with them or can a student grasp a good understanding of a topic with an animated video alone?
-Do you have any stories/experiences with using animated videos, games, science labs, etc. that were valuable to you?