Essays on Pedagogy

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Advantages of Humanities for Education and The Negative Effects of Their Elimination

3 pages / 1592 words

The age old expression “there are always two sides to a story” is a very important adage when applied to education. Liberal Arts colleges have changed and adapted this saying to fit their style of education. The institutions of higher learning often have students take...

Stem Education

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Analysis of Stem Education Concept and Its Main Advantages and Disadvantages

1 page / 666 words

As technology continues to improve, the demand for a STEM education is becoming more urgent. President Obama recently announced that there was a “desperate need” for more STEM graduates. Although there seems to be no shortage of histrionic STEM headlines in the media, the United...

Stem Education

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The Effect of Education and Teachers on Students' Activity in Real World

4 pages / 1746 words

It is quite evident by today’s youth that many have become extremely accustomed to the improvements of the Internet as a source of entertainment. Instead of adhering to an individual’s academics, it has influenced a majority of the younger generation to look at their phones...

Effects of Social Media Student Boredom Teaching

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The Efficient Classroom Management and Its Significance

2 pages / 784 words

Classroom management is a critical component of effective teaching, extending far beyond merely imparting knowledge or demonstrating patience. While these qualities are essential, the true hallmark of a successful educator lies in their ability to cultivate a positive learning environment that minimizes distractions and maximizes...

Classroom Teaching

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The Role of Conflict Theory and Relationships in Foreign Language Education

2 pages / 791 words

Introduction Upon the culmination of my educational journey, my aspiration is to venture into the realm of foreign language education. The educational sphere, as a whole, demands a particular set of communication skills. To be deemed an effective educator, one must possess adept public speaking...

Conflict Resolution Theory Teacher-Student Relationships

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Comparative Study on The Roles of Television and Textbooks in Children's Education

2 pages / 1095 words

Teaching Through Textbooks vs. TV Children’s education has always been a major focus in our society. The standard form of educating children is through school: teachers, resources, textbooks. This method is somewhat ‘set in stone’ as a reliable method for children’s education. With the ongoing...

Education System Learning Styles

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The Experience and Importance of an Effective Community Service-learning

12 pages / 5242 words

The Mitchell reading talks about how effective community service-learning is about witnessing/developing a commitment to changing the structural components that underlie the issues that the student is working to combat. Historically when I’ve done any sort of volunteer work it has been sort of half-assed...

Community Service Service Learning

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The Problems Associated in The Administration and Scoring of Standardized Testing

3 pages / 1303 words

Numerous studies have been conducted on the various aspects of standardize testing since Horace Mann coined the idea in the year 1845. Horace Mann’s idea behind standardized testing was that instead of oral testing at the end of each year, student’s should rather have their...

Standardized Testing

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The Issues of Standardized Testing in No Child Left Behind Act

4 pages / 1996 words

In recent years, standardized testing has become the basis for learning standards. Lesson plans and school activities tend to be built around what will be on the standardized tests that year, leaving little room for teachers to come up with creative activities. This has caused...

No Child Left Behind Act Standardized Testing

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Standardized Testing as a Form of Competition in The Education System

3 pages / 1225 words

It is true that standardized testing is commonly used in most schools and other institutions of learning to compare the performance of students. This is a scenario where similar tests are administered to the students and the answers or responses given by the students are...

Standardized Testing

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The Reasons Why Educators Should Continue Professional Development

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The importance of continuing professional development (CPD) for educators cannot be overstated. As the landscape of education evolves, teachers must adapt to new methodologies, technologies, and ethical considerations to provide the best possible learning experiences for their students. The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) of the...

Teacher Teaching

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The Teacher-student Relationship Review

1 page / 481 words

The teacher student relationship is very important for children. Children spend approximately 5 to 7 hours a day with a teacher for almost 10 months. All of us have gone through schooling, and if fortunate had a favorite teacher. A positive relationship between the teacher...

Student Teacher-Student Relationships

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Ainsworth’s Strange Situation: Pros and Cons

1 page / 548 words

The strange situation was a testing procedure created by Mary Ainsworth et al. in 1978 to measure attachment. The aims of this study were to assess how infants between 9 and 18 months behave under conditions of mild stress in order to test stranger anxiety,...

Experiment Standardized Testing

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Theatre-based Language Instruction Programme (tulip)

1 page / 649 words

Theatre-Based Language Instruction Programme (TBLIP) is an art-based language developed programme that trains students to use Theatre-Based Instruction techniques. The TBLIP strategies aim to connect student’s personal experiences in a manner reliable with authentic instruction principles. The objectives of this programme are to focus on...

Language Diversity Learning Styles

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The Importance of Teacher Leadership Skills in School Improvement

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The broader literature on teacher leadership posits the notion that school leadership involves the interaction of all participants working toward a shared vision of quality learning for all students. This notion links to the US standards of leadership (2008) where their first action point is...

Teacher Teacher-Student Relationships Teaching

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The Naeyc Code of Ethical Conduct

2 pages / 799 words

The NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct was developed to uphold the application of core values, ideals, and principles to assist teachers” decision-making about ethical issues. The Core Values of the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct is based on the foundation of the field’s commitment to...

Ethics Teacher Teacher-Student Relationships

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Discussing a Kid's Mind as Illustrated in Biology: Transforming Students Motivation to Learn by Carol S.

2 pages / 851 words

Mindsets: Fixed or Growth? Carol S. Dweck’s Brainology: Transforming Students’ Motivation to Learn will change the way you think about learning. Dweck’s “Brainology” article emphasizes the mindsets of kids and how they can either be hardworking adults when they grow up or become lazy and...

Brainology

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Reflecting on My High School Experience: Nurturing a Growth Mindset

2 pages / 1016 words

A fixed or growth mindset can determine how you will achieve in life. My two life experience in high school that I faced dealing with my math class and college applications indicates I have a growth mindset. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it...

Brainology

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Teaching Kids to Think, not Regurgitate

2 pages / 1028 words

Through no fault of their own, today’s children are now in a position where they do not have to think nearly as much as the children of generations that have come before them. It’s a sign of progress, but if we aren’t careful it could...

Children Teaching