Subsequently some pupils rejected the attempt to give them further homework whilst being unable to provide them with feedback on their previous endeavour. ... Effective planning, appreciation of learning styles, classroom management and all the elements to do with motivating pupils are key aspects to avoiding disruptions in the classroom. ... This is an important issue since through my observations it is far easier to do what is necessary to prevent misbehaviour than to attempt deal with it afterwards. ... Ideally, assessment goals should precede, or at least be considered in conjunction ...

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The term mainstreaming was first used in the 1970s and describes classrooms in which students with disabilities and students who do not have disabilities are together. ... In my chemistry class there were not, not only one teacher, no aide, nor was the class being co-taught, lessons would have to be taught at a slower pace and then the rest of the non-disabled students would be affected because more homework would be given because the lesson could not be completed in class because of the slow pace. ... The school system has to do it's best to make sure that each type of student is shaped ...

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For example, the problematic behavior occurs because of the minor not completing homework assignments which is a result of her lack of understanding of the assignment and failure to record the assignment in her planner. ... For example, according to Barbour (2002), for some teachers, the SST has become something they must do to get a student evaluated. ...

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They also state that video games distract students from homework and allow for procrastination. ... The problems/situations within the game may not be applicable to real world scenarios, but with their completion they do provide a mental problem solving template that can be applied to real world situations. ...

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The idea of having students with disabilities in the general class during the entire day is one with good intentions, but worries many because it does not allow for the attention that students may need in order to improve. ... Children with learning disabilities need extra attention when it comes to homework, and general learning outside of the classroom. ... Partially as a result of them being pulled out of the classroom at various times, general students do not spend as much time with them as they do the rest of their classmates. ... When people make assumptions of what they think will work...

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A person who is widely read is a better communicator than those who do not read. ... On the other hand, the students who have reading problems are commonly the slow readers, most students learn to decode easily but they read slowly which slow down homework efficiency and individual performance in their examination. ... It has something to do with the economic status of the students. ... How do the respondents perform on the reading activities? In what specific area/areas do they meet difficulties? ...

• Word Count: 7878
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate