Strategies And Reflection Of An Educational Action Plan

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Introduction The aim of this this Educational Action Plan is to formulate strategies and provide instruction for a student that is struggling in every subject. The priorities for the reconstruction, reform and development of an action plan to make it more relevant and responsive to the present needs of the students. The Plan is divided into three sections. Section A gives back ground information on the student. Section B identifies the main goals strategies and guiding principles and provides an operational framework that addresses the critical areas for reform. Section C outlines programmed implementation modalities, monitoring and evaluation. Section A Student background Male age 10, currently in the 5th grade is in

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