My experience gained from attending the new faculty preparation course and orientation program or from practicum (in class) could be summarized as follows: I have the ability to define the concept of building the course syllabus, determine the importance of building the course syllabus, distinguish between course syllabus and curriculum, determine the standards of building the course, describe the criteria for writing learning objectives, classify learning objectives using Bloom's taxonomy for content validity (cognitive level), distinguish between higher and lower thinking objectives, write learning objectives according to criteria specified, develop criteria for an effective course outline, reflect on their current approach to writing learning objectives, judge the quality of a list of learning objectives, list the concepts of educational needs, share my peers to determine the learning resources for higher education students, distinguish between the general goals and procedural goals for higher educational course syllabus, distinguish between cognitive, skills and emotional goals, know the rules of formatting the educational goals in well written form for my course for different levels of cognitive, skills and emotional goals and its importance, evaluate which of the goals are well written and which of them are bad according to the rules of formatting goals, determine the procedures of scientific contents of the course, determine the procedures of organization the contents of the course, standardize the criterion for designing instruction goals and objectives, describe how learning objectives direct the instructional process, know the importance of the educational activities during the course, determine the educational activiti...
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... to express any term with a photo (to map this definition in his mind), I teach a mix between English and Arabic words.
Out of class, I give the students an assignment that he will do it as individual then interchange his solution of assignment with his colleagues in his team, then each one review and compare his work with others colleagues in his team and discuss together to prepare the best answer and write it correctly, then they introduce it in my office our to see it and write my comment on their solutions then each one keep a copy of commented assignment.
I thank the DSD from my heart about its efforts to improve the performance, teaching methods, and assessment for the new faculty members.
Again, many thank for DSD and King Saud for their efforts.
By
Dr. Amr Mohamed Youssef Abd-Elaty
Mathematics, Natural Science,
Community College, Riyadh
In domain one it focuses on planning and preparation broken down into five components. Demonstrating Knowledge of Content and Pedagogy this component focuses on teachers having knowledge of contents and standards within specific grade level what’s developmentally appropriate and what’s not appropriate. Component A emphasizes on Knowledge of Disciplinary Literacy, Knowledge of Prerequisite Relationships, how did the previous year framework have direct correlation with the current school year curriculum? Having Knowledge of the Content and methods practiced of teaching, implementing the proper academic subject and or theoretical concepts. Component B demonstrates the knowledge of the learning process, and being aware of student s skills and knowledge level. Component C focuses on clarity of content, sequence, alignment and balance. Component D Uses diverse content such as different text and materials that caters to learners on different levels. Component E designs and incorporates what students following
1. Decide which students will work together in groups of four. Students will remain in the same groups for the entire lesson.
I want to thank you, Dr. Sherry, for all the effort and support you provide to the students. I learned a lot from having you as a Professor, and I’m looking forward having you as a Professor in my other
Include your name on your responses. Print two copies, first copy to turn in at the beginning of the class and the second, to keep for our class discussion. These
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Looking back over the course of the semester, I feel that I learned many new and interesting uses for technology within the classroom – both for classrooms that have a lot of technology and for classrooms that are limited with technology. For the majority of the class, we utilized William Kists’ book The Socially Networked Classroom: Teaching in the New Media Age (2010), which provided multiple modes of instruction that both utilized and/or created technology. One of the first things that I remember, and consequently that stuck with me through the course’s entirety, is that individuals must treat everything as a text. Even a garden is a text. The statement made me change the way that I traditionally viewed Language Arts both as a student and as a teacher, as I very narrowly saw literature and works of the like as texts only; however, by considering nearly anything as a text, one can analyze, study, and even expand his/her knowledge. Kist (2010) states that society is “experiencing a vast transformation of the way we “read” and “write,” and a broadening of the way we conceptualize “literacy” (p. 2). In order to begin to experience and learn with the modern classroom and technologically advanced students, individuals must begin to see new things as literature and analyze those things in a similar manner.
• Include a departmental orientation skills checklist in which the employee demonstrates the ability to do core job functions. This checklist is something concrete and allow the new employee to understand what is expected from them. The checklist must be completed and check off my their assigned preceptor/mentor and placed in their file.
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I appreciate your teamwork approach in the office. I appreciate your demeanor when receiving feedback and your positive interactions with management.
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... to develop skills, the dates the trainings have occurred, and the details of the development opportunities. By taking full advantage of these development opportunities employees can realize the college’s vision of building successful futures.
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