A cultural value is a term which is widely used to describe the people’s way of living in their own community. This can as well be discussed as the people’s way of life which is considered to be acceptable and it does not offend anyone in the community at large. It also clearly explains how […]
Homeschooling in the United States comprises the education of about 3.4 percent of United States students which is approximately two million students (US department of education, 2014) In the United States, and the Supreme Court has enacted the rule that parents possess the fundamental right to supervise the education of their children. The fundamental right […]
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Order nowNo one doubts that in order to sustain 21st century lifestyles, technology, and science play a major role. STEM education is a new trend that emphasizes teaching in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in a unified manner. Many professors and politicians have noted that the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics have remained mostly […]
For the older generation, they can remember sitting in a classroom and there be a child who might be slower or had difficulty understanding a simple task. There is likely chance that person struggled with Dyslexia. With today’s understanding of dyslexia there isn’t an official definition, but can be described as a learning disability that […]
Tokyo Medical University has produced a humiliation by methodically lowering entrance examination scores and raising tuition fees, to limit the number of mostly female students. Greg Wheeler, in the 2018 International Journal for Educational Integrity, “The Tokyo Medical University entrance exam scandal: lessons learned,” point-by-point, breaks down problems related to the scandal of TMU, the […]
This October, I began volunteering as an assistant Bible School teacher for my church’s ESL program, which is held once every month. When they discovered I was currently involved in an ESL Methods class, they were even more excited to have me on board. We have one main Bible Study teacher, three volunteer assistants, including […]
Children who first learn to ride a bicycle are always prone to accidents on the first try and end up falling and scraping their knees or elbows. They cry at first but shake themselves off and climb back on their bicycles to try again and hopefully get it right. No matter what experiences people go […]
As discussed by Timothy Reagan in Non-Western Educational Traditions “The idea of teachers engaging in a profession with specialized knowledge and expertise not held by others appears to be a western and indeed relatively recent innovation.” (350) Dissimilar from indigenous approaches to education western schooling is typically practiced in formal settings and delivered by teachers […]
Introduction The gender inequality is always a significant issue worldwide from past to present. According to the report Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics by Catherine, H., & Christianne. C., & Andresse St.R.(2010), the authors “presents in-depth yet accessible descriptions of eight key research findings that point to environmental and social […]
Introduction When it comes to reading achievement, there have been many studies that show that girls outperform boys. While there are other academic areas (such as math and science) where there are differences between achievement in boys and girls, gender gaps are comparatively wider in reading and English (Logan and Medford, 2011, p. 86). This […]
Homeschooling is very flexible when it comes to the student and family. One way that homeschooling is flexible is while public or private schools do not have school on the weekend, students that are homeschooled can make up days during this time. Another way is the fact that students can get ahead. Once they fully […]
Homeschooling is a very controversial topic; a lot of the time people disagree on the benefits and or their disadvantages of having children be taught this way. Homeschooling has been in uses since before the 1830’s and was originally one of the main ways of schooling. People began switching over because they began to lack […]
Homeschooling is a disadvantage for students because they won’t be able to go to public school. They won’t be able to make friends if they don’t go to public school. They have to know how to make friends because if not and they have to go out in the real world they need to make […]
A very important aspect in any classroom and to teachers is behavioral management. A teacher may have a student that displays a pattern of episodes of challenging behavior that are typically frequent and on a regular basis. Before a teacher can create a positive behavior support plan for the child, they will first need to […]
Dear Mrs. Bisdorf I chose teaching as my career because although it might be challenging the job at some point rewarding. Teachers hold the ability not only to influence change in the world but also improve it. Everyone in the world including great presidents, popes, athletes among others go through the teachers in their lives. […]
Sheldon white is an American twenty-two year old born in Britain and raised in the family farm. Sheldon is a child of a widow Sarah white who was departed by his beloved husband when Sheldon was eighteen years old. Being a peasant family who depended highly on the sale of beef to a packaging firm […]
The article, Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?, by Linda Nochlin focuses on feminist controversy. The author fabricates the nature of the topic while at the same time insidiously gives its answer. The author aims to highlight how women have been oppressed over time in relation to undertaking art” ” institutionally made impossible […]
