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Development of a character, line and point display system
A compact graphics terminal for use as the input to a computerized medical records system is described. The principal mode of communication between the terminal and the records system is by checklists and menu selection. However, the terminal accepts short, handwritten messages as well as conventional alphanumeric input. The terminal consists of an electronic tablet, a display, a microcomputer controller, a character generator, and a refresh memory for the display. An Intel SBC 80/10 microcomputer controls the flow of information and a 16 kilobyte memory stores the point-by-point array of information to be displayed. A specially designed interface continuously generates the raster display without the intervention of the microcomputer
Infusing social emotional learning into the teacher education curriculum
Research supports the importance of policies and interventions to infuse social emotional
curricula in schools. The role of teachers in supporting young children’s social and emotional
readiness for classroom learning has been recognized, but instruction in children’s well-being
and social emotional competence is a low priority in teacher preparation programs. In this
study we, used qualitative methods to examine whether we could successfully infuse an
undergraduate curriculum and instructional course with social emotional learning content.
The article reports on this effort, and considered the following questions: How can courses
infused with SEL content impact prospective teachers’ views on the overall role of emotions
in the classroom? What is the influence of the course on preservice teachers’ conceptions of
SEL and its association with children’s classroom learning and behavior? How can teacher
preparation programs encourage prospective teachers to consider children’s social emotional
skills once they enter the classroom as teachers? At course end, the 15 enrolled students
responded to predetermined questions as part of a self-reflection assignment. Using grounded theory methods, three themes were identified from participants’ reflections, including the connection between SEL and academic learning, shifting from teacher- to student-centered pedagogy, and the desire for continued learning related to SEL. An in-depth examination of these themes revealed that SEL concepts can be successfully infused in an undergraduate course on curriculum and instruction. Implications for teacher training are discussed and future avenues for research are presented.peer-reviewe
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