Essays on Pedagogy

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Teaching Profession in Zambia: Reforms and Licensing Programs

5 pages / 2496 words

Introduction World over, many countries have realised that education is key to the development of the country and so is a teacher even in the midst of increased technology. According to UNESCO societies are now accepting teachers as significant change drivers of reforms rather than...

Reform Teacher Teaching

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Why Students Should not Have Homework: Negative Balance on a Student's Life

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For a long time we have thought that homework is necessary for students, no one has really doubted how important it is. Nonetheless some countries have limited the amount of homework which the students get. This has alarmed a lot of teachers, students and parents...

Homework Study

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What is Learning: Formal and Informal Theories and Styles

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Learning is a method of gaining new understanding, skills, habits, talents, beliefs, attitudes, and desires. (Carbery and Cross 2015). Learning is a mechanism that provides experience, which leads to improvement and people have more opportunity of having a successful career in future. Learning is considered...

Learning Styles Social Learning Theory

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Analysis of Article 'Science, Technology, and Human Health: The Value of Sts in Medical and Health Humanities Pedagogy"

2 pages / 928 words

Introduction Within the wide complexity of therapeutic and health humanities, there are various ponders that certify few disciplinary that bolster the comprehension of students. One of these is “Science, Technology, and Human Health: The Value of STS in Medical and Health Humanities Pedagogy” written by...

Digital Era Humanities Teaching

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Arguments for and Against Common Core Standards

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Are common core state standards good for our schools? Common core standards are getting higher every year and students, parents, and even teachers aren’t the happiest about these changes. Standards have changed so much that a kid can have up to 6 tests a day!...

Common Core Standards Education System

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Energy and Education Policy for Us

4 pages / 1843 words

The purpose of the United States’ public policy law is to implement restrictions in an effort to solve problems. As mindfulness about the presence and the impacts of environmental change, and controversies over the common and standard educational system increases, governments progressively authorize energy and...

Common Core Standards Education System Energy

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Discussion of Measures for Planning of Adult Education Program

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Much like little worms that go unseen when hiding in apples but are revealed when the apple is eaten, disruption in education has shown us the mess we have created by overlooking the need for adult education. To solve some of problems in the educational...

Adult Education Program Education System Learning Styles

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Common Core Standards About Reading

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The skill and ability to read is one that is important to people of all ages, ranging from every culture in the world. Reading is essential in order to properly function in society. However, unfortunately there is a huge percentage of individuals that have reading...

Common Core Standards Reading Books

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The Power of The Construction of Knowledge

3 pages / 1257 words

The construction of knowledge throughout the United States has been controversial to the systematic educational principles of what we know to be learning. The concept of understanding these principles is rooted from the awareness of what position we hold as being the one who is...

Pedagogy of The Oppressed Teacher-Student Relationships Teaching

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How Fidgeting Actually Contributes to a Lack of Focus in Students

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Introduction To establish whether fidgeting really contributes to a lack of focus, we need to first investigate the different features of fidgeting that may increase or decrease the chances of mind wandering. In order to do this successfully, we will need to use a variety...

Adhd Focus Teaching

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Genre Analysis is a Branch of Discourse Analysis: Connections Between Language and Types of Texts

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Genre Analysis SLR Outline Introduction Importance of understanding genre-based writing for language teachers Literature Review Definition and purpose of genre analysis Key terms in genre analysis: ‘genre’, ‘stages’, ‘register’ Role of genre analysis in language teaching Genre Analysis Identification of the genre of the assigned...

Language Teaching

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Teaching as a Profession: The Strategies to Improve Efficiency

4 pages / 1813 words

Everyday an individual keeps learning. The process of learning is universal and continuous. The learning mostly happens to allow an individual to overcome problems. There have been theories that say problem solving is the highest level of learning, hence making it the sole purpose of...

Teacher Teaching Teaching Philosophy

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Year-round School is a Bad Idea Or Positive Shift

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It is a well-known fact that students lose a large amount of their knowledge during the long summer vacation, but what might be surprising is that the figure is about 30% of the total school year’s learning. While the school has been set up this...

School Curriculums Teaching

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The Way Teachers Can Help Their Students to Overcome Anxiety and Depression

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“Keep yourself busy if you want to avoid depression. For me, inactivity is the enemy”. Matt Lucas. I too believed with Matt Lucas that in order to get rid of depression, we as teachers must make use of teaching strategies in order to keep those...

Anxiety Depression Teacher-Student Relationships

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Poverty's Effect on Education and How to Battle It

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Jonah Edelman, the co-founder and CEO of educational advocacy organization Stand for Children, stated that “The impact of poverty on a child’s academic achievement is significant and starts early”. Children growing up in poverty face challenges in cognitive and literary ability and are often academically...

Child Poverty Parent-Child Relationship Teacher-Student Relationships

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The Meaning of No Homework Policy

1 page / 582 words

What a weekend with bond and relaxation? After schools being stress-free? Isn`t it more convenient spending happiness than stressing ourselves over and over again everyday? We should be spending our time at home with things like doing ants,listening to music,playing sports,having quality time with our...

Education System Homework

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The Disadvantages of 'No Homework Policy'

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‘Should we experience the usual?’, we, individuals usually ask what is the next chapter in our lives, but what we know is that it was never new to us- to be completely clueless about tomorrow on our own, since our answer remains firm. We always...

Education System Homework

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Reasons Why Homework Should not Be Banned

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Introduction Homework, form the word itself; it is academic work that should be done in home. It was given to the students to give an extra activity to extend their learning’s, and sometimes to give an idea about the next topic. We all know that...

Education System Homework

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Reasons Why Homework Should Be Banned from Schools

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Homework is defined as tasks assigned to students by school teachers that are intended to be carried out during nonschool hours.Homework was invented by Robert Nevilis in 1905. He was a teacher who thought students needed more practice at home to understand about the lesson....

Education System Homework Study