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Question #1
At risk students, meaningful classroom experience
aid young minds to develop sound basic education needs for example,
Reading, Math and English by the establishment of an academic support base for
"At Risk" students. to provide social and emotional support by reinforcing the i
dea of self esteem and positive self imaging We shall also strive to be eclectic
in our approach, and believe that a combined effort of family members, adminis
trators, teaching staff culturally aware supporters and others are necessary to
meet the needs of our diverse community. Responsible education is defined as a p
rocess of training and development of a person's mind, character, skills, and ab
ilities whereby an individual can distinguish
between right and wrong, to think and act rationally and therefore responsible f
or
his/her individual behavior
targets the student who demonstrates "at risk
behavior" due to traumatic intrusion in their lives, for example, physical or
emotional abuse, fractured family structure or severe social and economic
hardships, but also desire to develop attitudes and skills necessary to develop
their
academic standards.
1.Provide an educational support
2.Provide social and emotional
3.Provide academia as a way to
personal social and cultural
4.Provide student and families
achievement.
Capability...
is an integration of knowledge, skills, understanding and personal
qualities used appropriately and effectively at work and in life
generally;
is a broader and richer concept than competencies, being
concerned as much with future potential as with immediate needs;
involves the whole person, including values and emotional
sophistication;
is the capacity for autonomous learning and personal, vocational
and professional development;
is the capacity to manage change.
Capability is enhanced by the way students pursue their mainstream
studies...
active rather than passive,
negotiated rather than imposed,
applied rather than remote,
collaborative as well as individual.
Compared with a competency model, in which outcomes and
performance indicators are predetermined, a capability model presents
outcomes as negotiable, involving students in explorations of relevance
and notions of quality, thereby promoting deeper levels of learning.
Helping students to become more responsible and accountable for their
own learning is excellent preparation for continuing professional