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- 11651: The Importance of Reading In Educational Development
- ... 12 should be taught how to teach phonics to students, Phonics should also be included in pre-service teaching requirements. Even though I strongly believe that systematic Phonics instruction should be incorporated in every elementary school classroom, I am not denouncing other strategies of teaching reading. Different teaching strategies work for different people and are continually tested and tempered by practice and by classroom trial and error. However the final way ...
- 11652: Solvent Abuse
- ... so initial enthusiasm was present and, by including practical exercises this gives the student an opportunity to demonstrate skills, addressing strengths and deficit areas in a positive manner and so increasing self confidence. The Gestalt school of psychologists theory concentrates around the process of learning through problem-solving and discovery. The process by which the problem is solved and the learning that takes place, is considered to be as important as ...
- 11653: Leave the Students A Loan?
- ... provides funding towards post-secondary education. In particular, the government should focus on the funding that would reduce tuition costs. With the current levels of funding received from the government, students are forced to pay high tuition costs. Upon graduating from universities and colleges, these students are stuck with debts often in the tens of thousands of dollars. Furthermore, the current cost of tuition is making post-secondary education altogether unattainable ...
- 11654: Importance Of Multicultural Education
- ... education cannot be learned easily if a person has grown up with prejudices for other cultures. That is why it is so important to begin this awareness at a young age, every day of the school year. Multicultural education is most often brought out in the classroom through childrens books, oral histories, and textbooks, to increase awareness. Hoping that the content connects with the children, they will see themselves as ...
- 11655: Sex Education
- ... and various religious groups endoresed the concept of sex education. By the mid-1980s, the availablity of programs remained variable, and participation remained mostly elective. A few states, however, have adopted mandatory courses in the school systems, under their respective health and education laws. Bibliography: Becker, Julie. Sex Education. 1983 Brown, Jorna, ed. Sex Education in the Eighties. 1981 Bruess, Clint E, and Jerrold S Greenberg. Sexuality Education: Theory and Practice ...
- 11656: The Issue Of Block Scheduling In Schools
- The Issue Of Block Scheduling In Schools Lately there seems to be talk about adapting a block schedule to Unit 5 High Schools. A typical block schedule is where students take two classes in the morning and two in the afternoon. These four class periods are all 90-minutes each. This way year long courses are cut ...
- 11657: Human Growth and Development
- Human Growth and Development PSYC 2103 As we all know, children are our future, therefore it is very important to keep the education level high among our children. But for some children, this doesn't happen. Underprivileged children sometimes become very insolated in themselves and others as well. Many things may be delayed among an underprivileged child, such as, physical ...
- 11658: The Study of Psychology
- ... presentation. In the broad study of psychology, many studies deal with specific subjects. Right now, this class is researching the study of human learning. This class took learning in only one way we thought of school. We did experiments that we were concerned with and that created a bias. This bias led the groups to try to prove their experiment instead of finding the truth. There will be a bias in ...
- 11659: What Psychology is to Me
- ... dealt only with psychoanalysis, and I would imagine that this is a common misconception. The possible career fields for a psychologist is much greater than I had imagined it to be, it includes everything from school counselors to psychiatrists to sensation and perception researchers. Each different area of psychology has many differences from all of the other areas, but the origins of these areas enables them all to fall under the ...
- 11660: Academic Attitude
- ... his academic potential to the higher level. As well as achieving the higher level of thinking, the student must actively pursue his learning. The way a student approaches his education, weather he be in junior high or seeking his doctorate, is his academic attitude. The student should no longer be baby sat. She must think for herself rather than be force fed information. To achieve this higher level of thinking, as ...
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