I chose this first image to represent inquiry; the way
people are left when they are alone. To be a successful teacher, you need to be
able to not only teach the material and answer questions, but you need to be
able to determine whether or not a student understands. The teacher could have
taught the students, and then went on to ask them to do an assignment and this
student clearly does not understand.
This second image I chose was to represent inclusion. This
picture includes all different people, different colors, different shapes, and
different disabilities. This picture represents the idea of full inclusion or
mainstreaming movement. Almost ten years ago, it was said that half of all
students with disabilities spend almost all of their school day in a normal
classroom setting. I can only imagine this statistic going up, now that
inclusion is becoming more popular throughout the school systems.
The last image I chose was to represent students with disabilities
and why they need constructive classrooms. There are a lot of things going on
in this picture, group work, individual work, computer learning, one on one
teacher assistance, and a student teaching the classroom. Students with
disabilities need to have more appealing and rewarding ways of learning. Having
a disability is a great challenge to begin with when entering a classroom, it
is the responsibility of the teacher to engage all students and have the
classroom be more appealing.
No comments:
Post a Comment