Essays on Pedagogy

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

2 pages / 1022 words

“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

4 pages / 1623 words

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'

3 pages / 1348 words

‘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

3 pages / 1205 words

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

1 page / 493 words

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

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Life-based Reasons Why Homework Should Be Banned

1 page / 552 words

Do students of secondary school in Kazakhstan really have strong reasons for not doing homework given at school? The debate over homework is a long-standing one, and it raises questions about its effectiveness and necessity. While it is considered a tool for reinforcing knowledge gained...

Education System Homework Student

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Changes in Life: Teacher as a Driving Force

1 page / 502 words

People in my life tell me that a successful life comes from many different things. My mother tells me that success comes from having children, and from creating a new life with my body. My father tells me it comes from earning money, from making...

Life Changing Experience Teaching

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How Education Mirrors and Shapes Society

5 pages / 2148 words

Education immensely mirrors and shapes society. Although society comprises of additional aspects, the improvement and development of the future depends tremendously on education. Teachers are fundamental in equipping the future generations with enhanced knowledge and standards. For the pedagogical techniques to result in excellence, education...

Importance of Education Teaching

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A Teacher's Perspective on The Purpose of Education

1 page / 499 words

Education is like being able to see, without education you are blind to the world around you. It is an essential tool to living a meaningful life. It’s important for kids to get an education because they are our future. The purpose of education is...

Importance of Education Teacher Teaching

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Students and Stress: Why Homework Needs to Be Limited

3 pages / 1225 words

If we were to make a schedule for a high-school student, a schedule full of ‘averages,’ ‘shoulds,’ and ‘ideals,’ we would need a 26 hour day to fit in every activity. However, we don’t have 26 hours in the day, which is why schools should...

Education System Homework

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The Effects of Too Much Homework on Children

2 pages / 1021 words

80% of school students agree that they’re often, if not always stressed by homework. Often you can hear from them the phrases “I don`t want to study” and ” I don’t like to study” also a complete lack of desire to do anything. Homework is...

High School Homework

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How Too Much Homework Causes Too Much Stress

3 pages / 1491 words

Has the insatiable urge to shred to pieces a never-ending tsunami of words on paper ever seem familiar? The name given to this self afflicting torture is homework. Most students at least once wondered “how to study when you don’t want to” and looked for...

Education System Homework

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Brainology: The Benefits of Having a Growth and Fixed Mindset

3 pages / 1439 words

The concept of having a growth and fixed mindset could change one’s life tremendously. In life it is not ones choice to pick and choose which mindset one wants to have, especially as a young child. In the article “Schools Matters” they stated that a...

Brainology

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A Reflection on Carol S. Dweck’s Brainology

1 page / 590 words

Carol S. Dweck’s Brainology explores how early education and parental influence shape students’ approaches to learning. Dweck contrasts the Fixed Mindset, where individuals fear failure and shy away from challenges, with the Growth Mindset, where people view setbacks as opportunities to improve. Her research offers...

Brainology

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Multiple Intelligences and Learning Styles

1 page / 417 words

Intelligence is usually defined as our intellectual potential; something we are born with, something which will be measured, and a capacity that is strenuous to alter. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences +...

Learning Styles Theory of Multiple Intelligences

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My Interest in Teaching Social Studies

4 pages / 1739 words

One of the most interesting perspectives and theories I have read in this class was proposed to us by Postman (1995), the idea of a “school-god narrative”. The idea of school is like that of a Church, except not in the traditional religious setting most...

Teaching

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Essential Qualities of a Social Studies Teacher

3 pages / 1269 words

Introduction Teachers have been overlooked as an important factor in society for years but they have endured discrimination, slander, mockery for a love and passion they have to create doctors, lawyers, politicians, artists and many other professions as they aspire to make a difference in...

Teacher-Student Relationships

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My Views on The Standards of a Social Studies Teacher

3 pages / 1356 words

As a prospective teacher of Primary School, I will be required to teach the Subject Social Studies. Social Studies is defined as the study of the interaction of the individual his/her personal and social environment. As a Social Studies teacher one should have many different...

Teacher Teacher-Student Relationships