...de la conducta deseada por la maestra en un salón. * Trabajar en base de estímulo-respuesta, de esta manera puedo propiciar un sano ambiente y esperar a cambio una buena respuesta de mis estudiantes. Es importante cuando se utiliza este método o teoría como tu filosofía en el salón de clases modelar la conducta esperada o deseada. * Aceptar las opiniones y críticas de mis estudiantes para poder mejorar. Siendo consistente a mi filosofía puedo lograr el comportamiento apropiado para un salón de clases. * Compartir con mis otros compañeros maestros las estrategias que utilizo y escuchar las de ellos para auto-evaluar mi desempeño y aceptar cuando algo no funciona para cambiarlo. Reglas del salón de Clases y consecuencias positivas y negativas En el nivel pre-escolar y los primeros grados hasta tercer grado es importante establecer las reglas del salón de clases con los estudiantes, y explicarles lo que el maestro espera de ellos. En este nivel deben ser reglas sencillas que ellos...
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...Los beneficios de educación bilingüe Sami Harris University of Illinois Hay una niña guatemalteca. Acaba de llegar a los estados unidos y está en el quinto grado. Ella es muy lista—cuando está aprendiendo en el español, pero aquí en los estados unidos no hay muchos programas de educación bilingüe excepto de en lugares con mucho gente que no habla inglés. A su escuela ahora está en un tipo de programa bilingüe. La maestra ensena a los estudiantes en inglés y si tiene problemas de comprensión, explica más en español. Esto programa termina al quinto grado y ella acaba de llegar. ¿Cómo es posible aprender inglés solo en un año? Hay muchos casos como esto en los estados unidos. Por esta razón necesitamos volver a visitar las leyes de educación bilingüe. Aunque las leyes de educación bilingüe se opusieron en el pasado, tienen que ser reescrito porque los programas de educación bilingüe son beneficiosos no sólo para los estudiantes del idioma inglés, pero hablantes nativos de inglés también. Thomas Doluisio es un superintendente de las escuelas en el distrito en Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. En 1992 Doluisio se dio cuenta de que sus programas de educación bilingüe no estaban trabajando. Los estudiantes se suponían que debían pasar tres años en los programas bilingües y entonces entrarían clases normales. En estas escuelas, aunque, los estudiantes toman siete años a entra clases normales (Miller 1996). Doluisio pasó los siguientes años reforma al programa de educación bilingüe en...
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...Carencia de educación en el idioma inglés A través de las experiencias vividas en mi servicio social ciudadano, los intercambios en los que he participado y mis prácticas profesionales, he descubierto el papel tan relevante que juega el idioma inglés, y como el haberlo aprendido tan bien desde niña, me ha abierto tantas puertas. Sin embargo, sé que en México soy de la minoría afortunada de haber crecido con esta segunda lengua, y por lo tanto, tengo la responsabilidad de devolver un poco de esta fortuna a la sociedad. En México es evidente la necesidad de aprender el idioma inglés ya que es la forma de crecer personal y profesionalmente, sin embargo, no hay suficientes maestros expertos en este idioma que estén dispuestos a trabajar en escuelas públicas, si no que dichos expertos se concentran en las escuelas privadas que son la minoría en nuestro país. Por medio de las experiencias que viví durante mi carrera profesional y una investigación acerca del tema, el propósito del ensayo es evaluar la problemática social que menciono para después proponer una solución viable, medible y con un impacto relevante en la sociedad. Durante mi tercer semestre como estudiante del Tec de Monterrey, me inscribí al servicio social ciudadano organizado por Mi Mundo y Yo para ser maestra de una clase de inglés en una escuela pública. Al atender a estas sesiones, me di cuenta de lo mucho que estos niños quieren aprender el idioma, y todo el esfuerzo que ponen para sacarle provecho a las clases...
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...Dibujo Arquitectónico Hugo Alvar Henrik Aalto, Internacionalmente conocido como Alvar Aalto nació en Kuortane, Finlandia el 3 de febrero de 1898 y murió en Helsinki, Finlandia el 11 de mayo de 1976, fue un importante arquitecto y diseñador finlandés. Formó parte del Movimiento Moderno y participó en los CIAM (Congresos Internacionales de Arquitectura Moderna). Ha sido el único arquitecto de la Segunda generación del Movimiento Moderno reconocido como "maestro", equiparándose así a los grandes maestros del Periodo heroico del Movimiento Moderno Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe y Gropius. En su honor se concede cada cinco años el premio Medalla Alvar Aalto. Pensamiento y método proyectual El propio Aalto teorizó sobre su método de proyecto en el artículo La trucha y el río (1947); en él escribió que primero analizaba todos los requisitos del proyecto y entonces, los dejaba de lado para abocetar ideas con trazos sencillos, hasta encontrar aquel dibujo que solucionase todos los condicionantes de partida de manera satisfactoria. Para Aalto la experimentación de las ideas no concluía hasta que el proyecto estaba construido, poniéndose de relieve sus aciertos y defectos; los proyectos, al no considerarse terminados sobre el papel, sufrían modificaciones durante las puestas en obra. Aalto se empapó de la arquitecta moderna e internacionalizadora pero, al igual que otros arquitectos de la segunda generación, buscó la manera de agregar las variables de cada territorio y cultura. Pensaba...
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...Xerox HRM 530 April 24, 2011 Xerox Xerox was originally founded in 1906 as the Haloid Company, which later became Haloid Xerox in 1958 and finally Xerox Corporation in 1961. Xerox currently has 136,000 employees in 160 countries (www.xerox.com/about-xerox, 2011). With over 130,000 employees, human resources is vitally important to the corporation. This paper will examine how human resource professionals can ensure that top organizational leaders encourage managers and employees to follow laws and guidelines. It will also discuss how hiring women and minorities improved Xerox’s profitability. In addition, the changes that Xerox made to become a more attractive employer for women and minorities will be identified. Finally, there will be an evaluation of whether or not hiring and promoting women and minorities has been unfair to Caucasian men. Ensuring Top Organizational Leaders Encourage Managers and Employees to Follow Laws and Guidelines Human Resource professionals play a major role in ensuring that top organizational leaders encourage managers and employees to follow laws and guidelines. A human resource professional is responsible for educating those within the organization the laws and guidelines that must be followed in order to prevent any legal compliance issues that could potentially cost the organization exorbitant amounts of money. A human resource generalist is expected to be knowledgeable in all areas of the law and compliance, though it may be difficult...
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...LIBERTY BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Prayer: The Timeless Secret of High-Impact Leaders by Dave Earley A Reading Reflection A Research Paper Submitted to Dr. Gene Jeffries in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for The Course evan 670-b01 by August 31, 2012 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ………………………………………………………………………..1 SUMMARY OF BOOK…………………………………………………………………..1 EVALUTATION AND CRITIQUE ……………………………………………………..2 PERSONAL APPLICATION ……………………………………………………………3 CONCLUSION …………………………………………………………………………..4 BIBLIOGRAPHY ………………………………………………………………………..5 INTRODUCTION Prayer is the way that believers communicate with the Lord. While many view prayer as a means to: thank the Lord, ask for help, and confess their sins; prayer goes beyond that. Dave Earley explains that “The eminence of great leaders in the Bible is attributable to the fact that they were great in their praying.” In his book, Prayer: The Timeless Secret of High-Impact Leaders, Earley covers nine topics that are essential and applicable for those who are spiritual leaders. SUMMARY The nine principles that Dave Early covers are supported by leaders both from the Bible and other well-known leaders through the course of the history of Christianity. The book can be divided into two sections: developing a prayer life and developing boldness of prayer. The text can further be divided into the nine principles which are: value the power of prayer, make time to pray, pray for those you serve...
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...Nonverbal Communication Nonverbal communication plays a crucial role in interpersonal communication. This is even more visible when individuals do not share a common language. Outsourced (2006), explores the journey of an American manager named Todd Anderson. His company, Seattle-based Company Western Novelty, outsources its call center to Gharapuri, India and Todd must travel to India in order to train the new staff and manager. Nonverbal communication is present throughout the movie as Todd, works through the language barrier and is introduced to a new culture, values and rituals. In this paper, nonverbal communication demonstrated in the movie is analyzed and discussed as it relates the research of Argyle (1988), Archer (1997), et al. Adler (2011) defines nonverbal communication as messages expressed through non-linguistic means. Research has shown that in communication, the verbal content only is only responsible for 7% of the message, while vocal cues such as pitch and intonation account for 38%, and facial expression an overwhelming 55% (Mehrabian, 1968). Nonverbal communication can be performed through facial expressions, proximity, and body movements. Argyle (1988) describes the five primary functions of Nonverbal Behavior – 1) Expression of Emotion, 2) Communication of Interpersonal Attitudes, 3) Accompany and Support Speech, 4) Self-Presentation, 5) Rituals. In the movie Outsourced (2006), examples of each of these functions of nonverbal behavior are observed...
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...Tudor Jones, $1 billion more than the client's authorized bid. After the auction, Salomon purchased $600 million of the $2.1 billion in notes awarded to Tudor Jones. In the May 22, 1991 2-year note auction, Salomon ordered $2 billion in notes for Tiger Investment, $500 million more than Tiger's authorized bid. After the auction, Salomon purchased the $500 million in extra notes from Tiger. !" !" After hearing the outside counsel's report, Chairman John Gutfreund and President Tom Strauss telephoned the S.E.C., the Treasury, and the Federal Reserve Bank on August 9, 1991 and disclosed the violations that had been uncovered. A press release on the same day announced the problem to the investing public. Senior mangers also suspended Paul Mozer, Thomas Murphy, and two trading desk employees while the violations were under investigation. At a special board meeting on August 18, 1991, Salomon Inc's board of directors called for and received the...
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...1. What were the different changes at Intel over the first three years of Barrett’s tenure? One of the changes that Intel experienced was the company was in trouble, in worst shape that it had been. It has been compounded with problems such as product delays and shortages, recalls, overpricing and even bugs in the system. Barrett, CEO of Intel ploughed money into new markets but then decided to withdraw since the company is not in good state. For instance the company withdrew from the production of network servers and routers after copping flak from Dell and Cisco. He also closed down iCat. These withdrawals were the direct effect of the downturn in economic conditions. Barret re-organized the company to make it more nimble as well as to avoid duplication and to create better coordination. During his stay in the company, he created a new wireless unit, created the Architecture group and reorganized it. 2. Of the environmental pressures for change discussed in this chapter – fashion, mandates, geopolitical, declining markets, hypercompetition, and corporate reputation - which ones were experienced by Intel? It was evident that the company experienced declining markets as environmental pressures as result of the September 11 attack, the slowing economy and the potential threat of war in Iraq. It has been compounded with problems such as technical issues which would be related to hypercompetition. 3. Of the internal organizational...
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...The Boston Massacre was a street fight that occurred on March 5, 1770, between a "patriot" mob, throwing snowballs, stones, and sticks, and a squad of British solders. On the cold, snowy night of March 5, 1770, a mob of American colonists gathers at the Customs House in Boston and begins taunting the British soldiers guarding the building. The commanding officer at the Customs House, ordered his men to fix their bayonets and join the guard outside the building.The colonists responded by throwing snowballs and other objects at the British regulars, and Private Hugh Montgomery was hit, leading him to discharge his rifle at the crowd. Boston , the capital of the Province of Massachusetts Bay and an important shipping town, was a major center of resistance to unpopular acts of taxation customs officials seized the Liberty , a sloop owned by leading Boston merchant John Hancock , on allegations that the ship had been involved in smuggling. The crowd continued to press around the soldiers, taunting them by yelling, "Fire!", by spitting at and throwing snowballs and other small objects at them. [ 23 ] Richard Palmes, a local innkeeper who was carrying a cudgel (ie, club), came up to Preston and asked if the soldiers' weapons were loaded. He recovered his weapon, and was thought to angrily shout "Damn you, fire!", then discharged it into the crowd though no command was actually given. Palmes swung his cudgel first at Montgomery, hitting his arm, and then at Preston. He narrowly...
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...Paul Bernardo: A True Dangerous Offender? According to the Criminal Code of Canada the label "dangerous offender" refers to Canada's most violent criminals and sexual predators. The offender is considered dangerous if s/he demonstrates a pattern of repeated behaviour showing a failure to control the behaviour and the possibility of causing injury or death to others or if s/he inflicts severe psychological damage on other people. The offender is considered dangerous if s/he shows a pattern of repeated aggressive behaviour and shows indifference toward consequences of his/her actions toward others. The offender is considered dangerous if her/his actions are brutal or sexual in nature and s/he has shown a failure to control her/his sexual impulses and s/he will probably cause injury, pain or evil to others because of lack of control of sexual impulses. According to the Correctional Service of Canada, as of April 2011 there were 458 dangerous offenders one of whom is Paul Bernardo. In 1995 Paul Bernardo was convicted of the kidnapping, rape and murder or two teenage girls, Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy, of southern Ontario. Bernardo also faced 53 other charges related to the rape and murder of young women spanning a ten year time period. If someone is labelled a dangerous offender they are automatically given a sentence of imprisonment for an unspecified period of time, which usually equals life. Bernardo was declared a dangerous offender in November 1995. ...
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...The Zodiac Killer is known for being one of the most netorious and elusive killers of the century. He is said to have killed at least five people and believed to be connected to possibly more than thirty murders. The thoeries around who he was are more than one can count, but the biggest and most known thoery of who he was is of Arthur Leigh Allen. The Zodiac Killer is known for being one of the most netorious and elusive killers of the century. He is said to have killed at least five people and believed to be connected to possibly more than thirty murders. The thoeries around who he was are more than one can count, but the biggest and most known thoery of who he was is of Arthur Leigh Allen. The Zodiac Killer is known for being one of the most netorious and elusive killers of the century. He is said to have killed at least five people and believed to be connected to possibly more than thirty murders. The thoeries around who he was are more than one can count, but the biggest and most known thoery of who he was is of Arthur Leigh Allen. The Zodiac Killer is known for being one of the most netorious and elusive killers of the century. He is said to have killed at least five people and believed to be connected to possibly more than thirty murders. The thoeries around who he was are more than one can count, but the biggest and most known thoery of who he was is of Arthur Leigh Allen. The Zodiac Killer is known for being one of the most netorious and elusive killers of the...
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...understanding of a Christian worldview. The Apostle Paul covers such a wide variety of issues/topics in the text, that is impossible to condense them into a 1000 word essay, however certain things must be noted. Paul considers the debated topic of origins and creation. Christians are divided on the issue of creation, with some believing that God had a more passive role in creation and others believing that God took an active role in creation. Paul points out throughout his epistle that truth has been known by men since the dawn of “creation” (Rom. 1:19-20). Paul also tells that all creation yearns for the day when Christ will reign, even if creation is unaware of this yearning. (Rom. 8:22-23) Romans does not take a side in the “literal six day vs. theistic evolution debate. Romans discusses the topic of sin , the consequences of sin, and the law as it relates to sin. Paul makes it clear to his audience (including modern day believers) , that we have been freed from the law, though the law is what make man kind aware of our sin. (Rom: 7:7) Paul explains the “wages” of sin is death, separation from our creator forever and that without salvation (next section) we are slaves to sin. However, Paul points out that through Christ we are no longer slaves to sin and are instead slaves to Christ. Perhaps most important to a Christian world view, Paul discusses salvation and the means by which humans are to obtain it. Paul is clear that the law is not sufficient to save one from...
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...Film Analysis of “The Graduate” The 1967 film by Mike Nicoles “The Graduate” is about Benjamin Braddock, a recent college graduate, who is at a crossroads in his life. He is caught between adolescence and adulthood searching for the meaning of his upper middle class suburban world of his parents. He then began a sexual relationship with the wife of his father’s business partner, Mrs. Robinson. Uncomfortable with his sexuality, Benjamin and Mrs. Robinson continue an affair during which she asked him to stay away from her daughter, Elaine. Things became complicated when Benjamin was pushed to go out with Elaine and he falls in love with her. Mrs. Robinson sabotaged the relationship and eventually the affair between Mrs. Robinson and Benjamin is discovered. Understandably, Elaine runs back to college. Benjamin follows her to school determined not to let her get away and ultimately disrupted her wedding. In the end, Elaine runs off with Benjamin uncertain about her pre-determined destination. “The Graduate” cannot possibly begin to unravel the several very complex themes that run throughout the film. The coming of age story as the film attempted to relay a message of innocent being push in an unwanted direction through a society filled with expectations. It focuses on the development and the maturing of the young college graduate and his journey from child to adult as well as sex and relationship. It captures what it is to be young, restless, skeptical and confused. It is reflective...
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...opposition.”1 I will also discuss God-ward perspective in relation to conflict. Biblical Background “For the wages of sin is death: but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord” (Romans 6:23 [KJV]). This verse out of the book of Romans is a clear example of antithesis within the Bible. When the entire book of Romans is reviewed it is obvious that the author of this letter to Rome is Paul (Romans 1:1; [KJV]). Paul writes this letter to the Romans somewhere between the times of A.D. 55 and 58 and occurred “during his third missionary journey.”2 It is rightly placed first among the Epistles because it is the most complete exposition in the New Testament of the central truths of Christianity. Paul needed to visit the Roman Christians and his desire to communicate to them the great doctrines of grace that had been revealed to him. Based on the text “the place of writing seems to be Corinth, for Paul sent Phoebe to the Romans. Phoebe was a deaconess from Cenchrea, the eastern seaport of Corinth.”3 Paul wrote the book of Romans for several reasons. First, Paul knew he needed a local church in order reach Spain through evangelism and wanted to prepare the Roman church for the reveal of his 1...
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