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Decоrаtive view оf аssignments.png Let's tаlk abоut the assignments this semester. First, Weekly Journals. This is your brain’s personal diary for the class. You’ll take what we’ve covered, mix it with your own thoughts, and write it down. No “Dear Diary” required—just genuine reflections that connect what we’re learning to how you think and teach. These are usually embedded in your module. Next, Weekly Quizzes. These are short, painless, and multiple-choice. Think of them as the course’s way of saying, “Hey, did that make sense?” They’re not here to stress you out—more like a friendly nudge to keep you on track. These are usually embedded in your module. Then we’ve got the Framework Comparison Chart. This is your semester-long build-a-thon. Little by little, you’ll create this chart that lines up all the frameworks side by side. We’ll have a few check-ins along the way—because nobody wants to get to December and realize their chart is still a blank page. For the grand finale project—Making the Match: Aligning Student Needs with Intervention Frameworks—you’ll get to play educational matchmaker. You’ll read case studies, size up the situation, and decide which framework is the perfect fit. Think “The Bachelor,” but with intervention strategies instead of roses. We’ll also have a Midterm Exam to check your progress halfway through. It’s like a preview of the final, but with less pressure and more “let’s make sure we’re on the same page.” And finally, the Final Exam. It’s online, it’s proctored, and—you’re welcome—you can use your notes. That means if you’ve been keeping good records all semester, you’ll be in great shape. If not… well, consider this your early reminder to start now.
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