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How has the teacher preparation program been organized?
What are the facts about Opencourseware? An opencourseware individual does not need to enroll. Scrutiny and usefulness of opencourseware is done publicly. Learn at your own pace. Connect to this resources www.qureshiuniversity.com through Internet and learn. What are the facts about customized courseware? A customized courseware individual has to enroll. Scrutiny and usefulness of customized courses is necessary. Once scrutiny of customized courseware is done and found useful and helpful, you have to learn as per specific guidelines within customized courseware. You will get a specific username and password after enrolling and creating you account. |
| Age Specific Competency Criteria/Guidelines |
| Activities of Everyday Living |
| Andragogy |
Books
Every state has a state printing press. It is for public service, but fairly or fraudulently placed administrators can monopolize it. From this state printing press, books should be circulated to every student through his/her school. Those who do not attend school should get home schooling - mandatory home schooling. Here are further guidelines. |
Book Awards
www.qureshiuniversity.com/catalog.html Is the book in English language in question-and-answer format? Will this book enhance school, college, or university education? Will this book enhance situation-specific good character, good behavior, or industry-specific skills and knowledge? Here are further guidelines. |
Boarding School
When is it advisable to send a child or adolescent to boarding school? Here are further guidelines. |
| Budget |
| Curriculum Development Specialist |
| Curriculum development |
| Classroom management |
Curriculum
No, there should not be. Q. Should there be a global curriculum for private and public schools in every state world wide? Yes, there should be. Q. Where is the global curriculum for private and public schools displayed for every state? http://www.qureshiuniversity.com/schoolbooks.html Q. Will there be any difference between private and public schools in the years ahead? No, there won't be. Q. Should any private or public school charge any fee to the students or their parents? No, they should not. Here are further guidelines. Q. How should other states procure these books? |
| Children's Basic Needs |
| Children with Special Needs |
| Classroom Education |
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Current high school teacher How long have you been teaching? What classes do you teach? What is your favorite class to teach? Where else do you teach? What life/work experience do you have? Why did you become a teacher? What makes you a good teacher? What is your favorite part of teaching? How have students changed over your career? How has teaching changed over your career? How do you stay up to date on industry news and introduce that into the classroom? Do you think these skills are needed in all classes? Do you mentor newer teachers? Is a mentor program available for them? Would you recommend teaching in your field to students? If a student was interested in teaching what advice would you give them? What kind of student were you? What was your favorite class in school? Least favorite? What are your hobbies? What is your passion? How do you manage your outside life and your education responsibilities? Do you have a life philosophy? What is your teaching style? Very casual, open/accessible, visual, and fun (I hope). What makes student successful in your class? Coming to class, paying attention, and engaging with the material. Being interested! Even if they have to fake it. Oftentimes by the end I can get them to feel that history really is important and interesting. Also, try and give it your best. Realize the work you produce for me in my class is a direct reflection of you, and that this is going to be true for anything you put out into the world. |
| Developmental Milestones Quiz |
Degree in Education
A: In some regions, it is called B.Ed and M.Ed. In other regions, it is called Teacher Education, Masters, Ed.S., and Ph.D. Q: What are the degree courses at this resource in teacher education? A: There are B.Ed, M.Ed, teacher certification, Masters, Ed.S., and Ph.D. Certified teacher Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) Master of Education (M.Ed., Ed.M.) Educational Specialist (Ed.S, or Specialist in Education) Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) Q: Does having a degree in education from other institutions guarantee a person will have answer to relevant questions? A: Experience has shown people with degrees in education including B.Ed, M.Ed, teacher certification, Masters, Ed.S., and Ph.D. cannot answer relevant questions. Here are further guidelines. |
| Detecting, Educating, or Replacing incompetent people in Education |
| Economy |
| Educator license issues (teacher) |
| Education Benchmarks or Standards in Education |
| Education Law |
| Education Reform Act |
| Family Law courses |
| Good Human Character |
Good Human Behavior
A: This is going to take at least six hours of discussion. Here are further guidelines. |
High School English Language
A: Diagnosis, severity, and treatment of learning disability become complicated while educating in other languages. The English language is the most popular language. Comparatively English language is better evolved and evolving. Most universities are English medium universities. Most of the research and literature is in the English language. Spanish, French, Arabic, Kashmiri, Urdu, Hindi, can be their second language You need to update your skills and knowledge so long as you have the ability to learn. Q: What must a medical doctor or pediatrician exclude before diagnosing this medical condition? A: Quality of curriculum in question-and-answer format in the English language. Quality of teaching. Proper environmental conditions to thrive without harms. Q: Why is it necessary that all should be educated properly worldwide? A: If all are not educated, you and your students will face problems. You and your students will face problems from monopolists. Economy will not be enhanced. Budget will not be alloted properly. Here are further guidelines. |
| High School Mathematics |
| High School Biology |
| High School Chemistry |
| High School Physics |
| High School Social Studies |
| High school teacher and state economy, state budget, and rights. |
| High school teacher and disciplinary action |
| High school teacher and tuition |
| High school teacher training programs |
Homeschool
Why do people homeschool? Is it legal? Do homeschooled children get into college? Here are further guidelines. |
| High School Examinations |
Health
1. Malnutrition. 2. Child abuse. 3. Personal hygiene. 4. Any complaints of misbehavior. 5. Physical fitness. 6. Hemoglobin (If normal, every five years). 7. Vision and hearing. 8. Developmental disorders. 9. Childhood obesity. 10. Immunizations. Here are further guidelines. What should you include in case a teacher, principal, parents, relatives, or others refer a child or adolescent to a medical doctor or psychiatrist for evaluation for developmental disability? |
| Internet Education |
Internet Education Resources
www.qureshiuniversity.com Is the education resource on the Internet in English language in question-and-answer format? Will this education resource on the Internet enhance school, college, or university education? Will this education resource on the Internet enhance situation-specific good character, good behavior, and industry-specific skills and knowledge? Here are further guidelines. |
| International Dynamics of Education |
| Instructional Methods of Education |
Interviews with parents and child regarding pre-admission to nursery school, kindergarden, or higher grade or class.
Here are further guidelines. |
| Identifying and discarding substandard education materials |
| Letters, Reports written by teachers |
| Meeting Guidelines |
| Media Education |
Normal Child Growth and Development
A: A medical doctor, pediatrician, teachers, parents, administrators, head of the state, governing council, and others. Here are further guidelines. |
| New school |
| Networking with other teachers in the world |
| Other teacher education programs |
| Pedagogy |
| Psychiatry and duties of schools or the state department of education. |
| Parenting Advice |
| Progress Report |
| Physical Education |
| Questions' and Answers' Impact on Learning in the English Language |
Qualities of Good Teacher
A teacher should have craving for research and quality education, desire to teach and answer students' questions publicly and as required from time to time. A teacher should at least focus on subjects like English language, math, science, and social studies. It is easy to find incompetent teachers selected fraudulently. It is difficult to find a good teacher who does research and displays it in question-and-answer format in the English language, and desires to teach and answer questions to students, publicly and as required from time to time. Q: Should teachers get involved in agriculture? A: Yes, they should. After teaching English language, good character, good behavior, rights, economy, and budget, agriculture should be the focus. General chemistry, physics, and mathematics should be taught for intellectual development. Products and services that are not covered up to high school should be taught in professional college. Q: What is the proof of your competence? You should be able to answer questions correctly. The same should be displayed publicly. Here are further guidelines. |
| Qualities of Workers in Education |
Recognition, accreditation of education courses
No, it is not. Q: Can any university issue any checks to students? No, it cannot. A university in the state offers free quality education to students in the state in question-and-answer format in the English language. The university should get a quota of resources from the state budget to fulfill its needs, including computers, data centers, servers, and relevant workers in the state. All residents in the state get survival needs from the annual state budget. Workers educated at the university enhance the state economy, products, and services in the essential ingredients of the economy. Here are further guidelines. |
| Rights |
| Research |
| School |
| State literacy rate |
| State schools and school timing |
| Safety |
State department of school education/State Board of Education
No, it does not. Q: How do you verify you have a competent state superintendent, director of the state Board of Education, secretary of the state Board of Education, school principal or school teacher? He or she should be able to answer these questions. Any person who has correct answers to these questions and practices answers to these questions should replace the existing superintendent or director of the state Board of Education. What questions should the head of the state department of school education answer? Here are further guidelines. |
School Management (School Administration)
Principal, teacher does not reply to your questions. School does not display publicly books for various grades or classes. Q: How should you alert the public and parents if a school in the state does not have a proper curriculum in question-and-answer format in the English language? One method is through the media. Q: What are the various schools by state that do not have proper curriculums in question-and-answer format in the English language? Here are further guidelines. Q: What are the various schools that have proper curriculum in question-and-answer format in the English language? Here are further guidelines. Q: Would you like your school to be added to the list? You need to reply to all relevant questions. If you do not have a proper curriculum, you need to adopt this curriculum to get listed as a school having a proper curriculum in question-and-answer format in the English language. Here are further guidelines. |
| State Planning and Development |
Teaching Resources
What is the purpose of the course? How much will students learn during the course? Where will these skills and knowledge be useful? How many hours of classes are there per week? How many months will these classes continue? Why aren't these courses available online? Are there better, free courses from others available online? What is the profile of the classroom instructor? Is classroom teaching better than online teaching? How is online teaching better than classroom teaching? Who has authored the courses? Do students already have these skills and knowledge? What did you do to verify that students do not already have these skills and knowledge? Is it justified to direct students to attend courses and learn skills and knowledge they already have? Is it justified to direct students to a resource person or guide that cannot answer relevant questions? Is it justified to direct students to school, college, or a university that does not have relevant courses in question-and-answer format in the English language? These questions were raised after it was declared via media: First semester students in the Department of English, University of Kashmir, shall start on April 25 2011. All the students are advised to attend their classes regularly. The relevant questions were not answered before the course. How are Kashmir University or any other university courses better than Qureshi University? Here are further guidelines. |
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Statistics
How many children in the world do not have access to a primary English language education as of July 19, 2011? How many people in the world over age 18 cannot write an English language letter as of July 19, 2011? How many states do not have proper English language curriculum through their state education department? |
| Teaching methodologies |
| Teacher preparation program for opencourseware |
| Teacher preparation program for customized courseware |
| Technology |
Teacher
Do you have skills and knowledge to teach the English language, math, science, and social studies? Would you like to get enlisted? |
Teachers' and Workers' Remuneration
Through the state budget. Add value to a state ration card or link card, but do not involve any money. Here are further guidelines. |
| Teaching methods |
| Teacher and State Service Selection Board |
Teacher and Media
He/she should continuously circulate research papers in question-and-answer format in the English language relevant to English, math, science, and social studies. |
Teacher, law and justice
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| Teacher Leadership |
| Tutoring |
| Workers in Education |
| Work Counseling |