JOHN MICHAEL BARICH

Good read. It is said that education institutions are interested in the practitioner-turned-academic's boundary-spanning skills and abilities (Levina and Vaast, 2005). However, it is likely to only intensify and increase renouncing, if the organizational innovation is absent. But...how often such a organisational innovations happen at all?

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Micro Lesson: Guided Practice at Listening/Speaking/Pronunciation Lesson for ASU TP Micro Lesson as part of Teaching Portfolio for TESOL Professional Certificate by Arizona State University. Guided practice: I will read the first 2 paragraphs and encourage them to think critically about the questions I ask. During this activity I will provide excerpts from the pages 1, 2, 3 of "The Song of an innocent bystander" and later ask students to work in pairs to respond to the questions. Less guided practice: Mini project will have 4 students work in small groups to discuss the big picture of the story. Independent practice: It is the stage when I can assign them to a more challenging task to test how much they have learned the previously taught content. Students will be divided into 2 teams and in their respective groups they will have to present a 3-minute spoken presentation as a team with an attached importance to a clear pronunciation.

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https://lnkd.in/g8YKmd5T The book outlines the “unwritten rules” for becoming a graduate student for Latinx individuals who may have little to no knowledge of the process, because many are first-generation students. The book also includes a how-to guide for applying to graduate school, personal reflections and resources for undocumented students.

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BOOK DESCRIPTION The three basic objectives of being in the seminary should be the development of good Christian character, the acquisition of sound theological education and suitable ministry skills or strategies by any disciple of Jesus Christ. All of these should be Christ-centered. Hence, every child of God who desires a deeper knowledge of God’s Word and Christian spiritual growth, will gain insight in this book, in order to remain focused on gaining His approval and qualifying for His employment as a good workman. Get your copy now! https://lnkd.in/d85AbBaE

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Discord. What is it about and how can you use it for ministry? Find out in this conversation. If you are currently using Discord, comment below about how you are using it for ministry.

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Teachers are critical to making computer science more equitable. What does support look like for PreK-12 CS teachers to reach this goal? Read the latest report from the #KaporCenter, Computer Science Teachers Association and #AIICE! Read More: landscape.csteachers.org

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The latest issue of Rice At-Large features a program that combines two of my favorite subjects: art and math. Read more about how Rice University School Mathematics Project uses visual art and children’s literature to help grade school teachers embrace the arts in math instruction. #art #mathematics #teaching #teachereducation

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Don't miss out on valuable scholarship opportunities! As a high school student, it's important to know when to start applying for scholarships. While you can apply for scholarships every year you are in high school, there are significantly more opportunities available to juniors and seniors. That said, the earlier you start your research, the more opportunities there will be available to you. Scholarships are not financial aid and can be broken down into two broad categories: institutional scholarships and external scholarships. Institutional scholarships are offered by individual colleges and universities, while external scholarships are offered by community organizations, businesses, religious organizations, and individuals. External scholarships can be further broken down into local, regional, and national scholarships. To find scholarships, start by asking your high school counselor about local and regional scholarships. You can also create a profile on scholarship search websites like Fastweb, Unigo, Cappex, and Niche to receive recommendations for scholarships you may be eligible for. When applying for scholarships, it's important to stay organized and motivated. Write important deadlines in your planner and keep track of all your application materials in an organized list or spreadsheet. Give yourself plenty of time to thoughtfully complete the required essays, and make sure to allot enough time for your references to write and submit their letters of recommendation. Read our blog post below to learn more about the different types of scholarships available, how to find them, and how to stay organized throughout the application process. Applying for scholarships as a high school student can be a daunting task, but with some research and preparation, you can increase your chances of success. https://hubs.la/Q01G_l2x0 . . . #collegeadmissions #coaching

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Did you miss the Abundance through Alignment Workshop today? No problem! You can watch the Replay on IG: https://lnkd.in/daeBdMFW #abundance #alignment #authenticity

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Did you miss the Abundance through Alignment Workshop today? No problem! You can watch the Replay on IG: https://lnkd.in/d3D8pucV #abundance #alignment #authenticity

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