Develop a rubric for emergent reading skills in four year old children. 

Develop a rubric for emergent reading skills in four year old children. 

Purpose: The purpose of this assignment is to develop a rubric for emergent reading skills in four year old children. 
Directions: 
For this assignment, you will : 
Design a rubric for emerging reading skills in four-year-olds following the guidelines below. 
Find objectives for beginning readers to develop the characteristics for different stages of development.

Study the Florida Early Learning and Developmental Standards for Four-Year-Olds. 

Florida Early Learning and Developmental Standards 4 year old to Kindergarten.pdf 

List five benchmarks from the Emergent Reader (section F) (pages 112-127).

Organize the rubric into three levels. 
Make sure to include what the child will be doing to show mastery for each category. 
Upload your rubric onto the Dropbox. 
Example Rubric
Beginning
Developing
Mastered
•Responds to basic questions
•Maintains one to two conversation exchanges
•Engages with peers and adults during conversations.
•Initiates conversation with familiar adults.
•Asks and responds to basic questions
•Maintains a few exchanges in conversation with peers and adults.
•Adds to existing content
•Initiates conversations with familiar peers and adults.
•Asks and responds to complex statements and questions
•Maintains multi-turn conversations with peers and adults.
•Appropriately introduces new content
•Appropriately initiates or ends conversations with peers and adults in a variety of settings.
Type of Assignment: Individual

By providing an ethnographic analysis.Write a response to the video

By providing an ethnographic analysis.Write a response to the video

 by providing an ethnographic analysis. Write a response to the video below not exceeding 1200 words. YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_5xH0XfSMw Question: Using the Ethnographic Analysis of Discourse, explain what is happening in the video and refer to the relevant speech acts. In what way(s) do the speech acts contribute to the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the overall goal of the advertisement? 
WITH THE LATEST APA FROMAT AND ALSO A REFRENCE PAGE INTEXT CITATION SHOULD BE INCLUDED
6 P.M EASTERN TIME

Analysis/overview of the chosen store ( Nike) List of implemented tools, with a brief description of how you implement them (the following are mandatory)

Analysis/overview of the chosen store ( Nike) List of implemented tools, with a brief description of how you implement them (the following are mandatory)

Introduction, Scope and Objectives
Analysis/overview of the chosen store ( Nike)
List of implemented tools, with a brief description of how you implement them (the following are mandatory)

Empathy Map
User Persona
Customer Journey

A summary of the key findings from your research.
List of Pain Points &/or Problems and Issues faced by customers
A reflection on your experience implementing the tools and how you may apply them in a real-world setting.
An appendix which includes all visual material generated during your implementation of the tools.
8. A Harvard Referenced reference list.
Oral presentation: 10-minute oral presentation & Power point (10/15 slides maximum)
Executive report: your executive report must be between 1,500 – 2,000 words
o Cover,Tableofcontents,referencesandappendixareexcludedfromthetotalwordcount.
o Font: Arial 12,5 pts.
o Text alignment: Justified

Reflect on your thoughts and ideas after completing the weekly reading (Chapters 8, 9, and 10) to deepen your understanding of the teaching of thinking, as it relates to the assigned readings.

Reflect on your thoughts and ideas after completing the weekly reading (Chapters 8, 9, and 10) to deepen your understanding of the teaching of thinking, as it relates to the assigned readings.

Module 7: Reading Reflection
Reflect on your thoughts and ideas after completing the weekly reading (Chapters 8, 9, and 10) to deepen your understanding of the teaching of thinking, as it relates to the assigned readings. Complete a three-paragraph reflection with headings that includes:
Reflect – Report the facts of what you read, objectively. (Short, to the point, yet captures “essence” of the text, one paragraph)
Connect – Analyze the reading. How does this experience relate to earlier ones? How does it connect to what I already know, believe or feel? Does it reinforce or expand my view? (your second paragraph)
Apply – Consider the future impact of the experience on you and the community. How can I use what I have learned from the reading in my current or future teaching?  (your third paragraph)

Review the information given to determine and identify the speech and language needs for each of the four students (Jim, Michelle, Ashley, Cody, and (Jeannine-sample provided) and plan language facilitation programs that will meet their language needs in the classroom.

Review the information given to determine and identify the speech and language needs for each of the four students (Jim, Michelle, Ashley, Cody, and (Jeannine-sample provided) and plan language facilitation programs that will meet their language needs in the classroom.

Module 11: Case Studies
Review the information given to determine and identify the speech and language needs for each of the four students (Jim, Michelle, Ashley, Cody, and (Jeannine-sample provided) and plan language facilitation programs that will meet their language needs in the classroom. There should be at least three sections (with headings).  The first section (General Information and Explanation of Findings) will provide general information about the student, the assessments given, the results and findings from each case study provided. In the second section (Impact on Academics), you will consider the Impact of each student’s needs on reading; writing; spelling; math; science; art; music; and P.E. In the third section (Recommended Interventions and Technology), you will provide recommendations for classroom interventions for each student. Also consider the types of technology that may be useful and strategies you might implement for each student.
The weekly course module contents, your textbook, the materials in the Resources and Support folder, as well as the Language Domains and Differences Curriculum Application Project Chart you completed with your group will be a great resource for this assignment.
Case Study-Jim
Case Study-Michelle
Case Study-Ashley
Case Study-Cody
Case Study-Jeannine (sample below)
Sample Case Study of Jeannine

Reflect on your thoughts and ideas after completing the online reading of Assessing Students’ Needs for Assistive Technology (2009) by Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative

Reflect on your thoughts and ideas after completing the online reading of Assessing Students’ Needs for Assistive Technology (2009) by Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative

Module 10: Reading Reflection
Reflect on your thoughts and ideas after completing the online reading of Assessing Students’ Needs for Assistive Technology (2009) by Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative (http://www.wati.org/free-publications/assessing-students-needs-for-assistive-technology/) Chapter 3: AT for Communication and Chapter 4: AT for Computer Access to deepen your understanding of the teaching of thinking, as it relates to the assigned readings. Complete a three-paragraph reflection on both chapters with headings that includes:
Reflect – Report the facts of what you read, objectively. (Short, to the point, yet captures “essence” of the text, one paragraph)
Connect – Analyze the reading. How does this experience relate to earlier ones? How does it connect to what I already know, believe or feel? Does it reinforce or expand my view? (your second paragraph)
Apply – Consider the future impact of the experience on you and the community. How can I use what I have learned from the reading in my current or future teaching? (your third paragraph)

Choose one of the AAC Learning Center Moodule AAC Modules to complete online: AAC for Children: An Introduction  -OR- Alternative Access. 

Choose one of the AAC Learning Center Moodule AAC Modules to complete online: AAC for Children: An Introduction  -OR- Alternative Access. 

Module 10: AAC Module Assignment
Choose one of the AAC Learning Center Moodule AAC Modules to complete online: AAC for Children: An Introduction  -OR- Alternative Access. 
You will need to first create an account at https://aac-learning-center-moodle.psu.edu/login/index.php 
Go to the Overview Module page of the module you wish to complete to select it:

moodle/aac-for-children-an-introduction/ (Module Length: 50 minutes) -OR-
https://aac-learning-center.psu.edu/moodle/alternative-access/ (Module Length: 45 minutes)

Complete the module by filling in the Guided Notes page provided in the module you have chosen, viewing all pages and answering associated section questions as well as any assessments. In order to receive your Certificate of Achievement, you will need to complete the course feedback first. Make sure you save your Certificate (pdf file) to your computer or device.
Submit both your completed Guided notes and Certificate of Achievement for the Module to this assignment folder.

John Scalzi wrote an entry titled “Being Poor” https://whatever.scalzi.com/2005/09/03/being-poor/ on his Blog Whatever back in 2005 where to offered over 60 examples of what it means to be poor.

John Scalzi wrote an entry titled “Being Poor” https://whatever.scalzi.com/2005/09/03/being-poor/ on his Blog Whatever back in 2005 where to offered over 60 examples of what it means to be poor.

Part 1
Select one of the podcasts below regarding barriers:
·  Episode 66: Theme Parks and Accessibility – https://soundcloud.com/adalive/episode-66-theme-parks-and-accessibility
·  Episode 57: Inclusive Healthy Community and the ADA – https://adalive.org/episodes/episode-57/
·  Episode 58: Beach Access – https://adalive.org/episodes/episode-58/
·  Episode 9: Accessible Play Areas – https://adalive.org/episodes/episode-9/
·  Episode 7: Access to Pools – https://adalive.org/episodes/episode-7/
Answer the following questions:
List 3 main points that the podcast discussed.
What barriers were discussed in regard to making the recreation are discussed accessible to all?
What are 2 specific areas within your community that you could make an impact in regard to removing barriers? (Programmatic, Psychological, or Architectural)
Part 2
John Scalzi wrote an entry titled “Being Poor” https://whatever.scalzi.com/2005/09/03/being-poor/ on his Blog Whatever back in 2005 where to offered over 60 examples of what it means to be poor. Visit the entry and select 5 examples that Scalzi gave and write your reaction to those 5. Please list and number (1-5) the example and then write your reaction. Then answer the following questions:
As leisure professionals, why do we need to address about this barrier?
What would you tell your children if you could not afford to enroll them in baseball, ballet, camp, or swimming lessons?
Example 
1. Goodwill underwear – Fortunately I have never had to purchase underwear from Goodwill before. However, I am not going to lie my initial reaction was that’s a little gross. As a parent, I would do anything for my children, so if that was the only way we could have clothes then so be it. 

During this Performance Task, you will participate in a field  experience in either an infant or a toddler setting. You will first meet  with your Host Teacher

During this Performance Task, you will participate in a field  experience in either an infant or a toddler setting. You will first meet  with your Host Teacher

Overview
During this Performance Task, you will participate in a field  experience in either an infant or a toddler setting. You will first meet  with your Host Teacher to explain the Assessment and discuss  considerations of developing a respectful, supportive, and challenging  experience with a child or small group of children in her/his class.
You will then develop and implement these experiences and conclude  the Assessment by gathering feedback from your Host Teacher on your  experience with the child or children and engaging in your own  reflection on these experiences.
Professional Skills: Written Communication and Applied and Collaborative Learning are assessed in this Competency.
This Assessment requires a submission of two files:
Infant or Toddler Experience: Planning Template
Infant or Toddler Experience: Student Reflection
Instructions
Before submitting your Assessment, carefully review the rubric. This  is the same rubric the assessor will use to evaluate your submission and  it provides detailed criteria describing how to achieve or master the  Competency. Many students find that understanding the requirements of  the Assessment and the rubric criteria help them direct their focus and  use their time most productively.
 
Note: For this Written-Response Assessment, you are  required to draw from not only the resources for the Topics but also  your experiences, observations, and host teacher and other professionals  who work in your field setting. Your conversations with these  professionals and your observations in the setting are essential to the  successful completion of the Assessment. As part of this assessment,  after you have concluded your field activities, you will need to meet  with you Host Teacher to fill out your final evaluation and submit it  along with your assessment. For additional information regarding the  field experience requirements and expectations, please review the BSECS  Field Experience Handbook found on the BSECS Field Experience Website.
Access the following to complete this Assessment:
Infant or Toddler Experience: Planning Template
Infant or Toddler Experience: Student Reflection
BSECS FE Verification and Evaluation
Developing Experiences with Infants and Toddlers
“The adult’s role is not to teach, but to observe and reflect on what  infants/toddlers are experiencing and how they learn — and then to  support the process through interactions, their relationship with the  child, and provision of experiences in an environment that contributes  to the child’s success”. (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,  2010)
What do you want to discover with infants or explore with toddlers?  How do you want to participate in fostering their growth and  development? How can you let children take the lead, building on their  interests, and sometimes modifying your plans in order to truly partner  in their development and learning? In this Competency Assessment, you  will develop and implement a respectful, supportive, and challenging  experience with very young children—in an infant setting or in a toddler  setting.
Keep in mind for this Field Experience Competency Performance Assessment, your goal is to:
Explain what the Competency Assessment entails to your Host Teacher,  and then participate in a reflective conversation with the Host Teacher  of the infant program or the toddler program. During the conversation,  discuss how best you can participate in fostering the development and  learning of a child or group of children in each age group. Ask for the  teachers’ help not only to identify the children, but also to understand  who they are as individuals – their interests, developmental levels,  abilities, and cultural contexts. Also, discuss how best you can build  on children’s interests, apply developmentally appropriate practice, and  respect that all interactions with young children need to be based on  relationships that involve observation, care, and individualization for  strengths, needs, and interests.
Complete the Infant or Toddler: Planning Template based on what you  have learned from your Host Teacher and the resources for this  Competency.
Participate in the experiences you have planned with the infant(s) or toddler(s) identified.
Complete the infant or Toddler Experience: Student Reflection portion.
Complete the FE Verification and Evaluation with your Host Teacher.  You can print this off or fill it in together electronically. This  Evaluation needs to be submitted with your assessment.

A lesson plan is a written document that lays out how a teacher will present ins

A lesson plan is a written document that lays out how a teacher will present ins

A lesson plan is a written document that lays out how a teacher will present instruction on a daily basis. It is important to know that most lesson plan templates have several components that require completion.
In this activity, you are provided with a sample lesson plan in which you will identify the learning theory that is applicable to the two specific objectives and theories related to the strategies included in the Problem-Solving and Standards of Learning (SOL) Concept portion of the plan.
you will create comments in Microsoft Word to label your lesson plan. See the plan for further instructions. Specifically, you will:
Identify the learning theory that is applicable to the two specific objectives included in the sample lesson.
Identify the learning theory or theories that are applicable to the strategies included in the Problem-Solving and SOL Concept portion of the sample lesson plan.
Identify where digital technology has been used to enhance the lesson.