Study Like a Boss
Ignorance can be one of the most hurtful catalyst, which I can think of. Ignorance can cause one to say the first thoughtless perception a person has in their head. For example, a seventh grader learning about the Hindu religion and reincarnation in social studies class and then asking the only Indian student in the … Read more
We live in a society that uses grades as a reflection of learning. Grades are supposed to show how well you know a subject, but is that what they really show? In our society it has become more about getting the grade than actually learning the subject. What impact do grades even have on learning? … Read more
In her work, Dreamspeaker, Anne Cameron writes the story, set in 1976 British Columbia, of a young boy named Peter, who flees an institution for troubled and delinquent boys. Peter takes off on a wild adventure and ends up befriending two native men, and together they make an unbreakable bond of spiritual magic, and most … Read more
Kerala has the highest literacy rate among the states of India. But kerala school struggles brake caste barriers and a school in the northern district of Kozhikode is a case point . The Government Welfare L P School in Perambra village has become a dalit only school. Because other communities in village have stopped sending … Read more
The DELE or Diploma of Spanish as a Foreign Language are official titles which certify test takers’ level of understanding and command of the Spanish language, and which are granted by the Instituto Cervantes in the name of the Ministry of Education, Culture, and Sport of Spain. DELE exams follow the Common European Framework of … Read more
The key to becoming an effective student is learning how to study smarter, not harder. This becomes truer as you advance in your education. While some students breeze through college with minimal effort, a vast majority of them struggle to keep up. College has got a lot of destruction and for some funny reason there … Read more
If you are into art, especially the Mexican forms, you might have heard about Alebrijes. It is said that all the brightly colored folk art sculptures or wood carvings from Oaxaca State in Mexico which depicts fantastical creatures are known as Alebrijes. These works of art have become extremely popular and the term has even … Read more
Basic Theoretical Premises of Theory Attachment theory explains the dynamics of long-term relationships, especially those between infants and their caregivers. The theory explains the response between two loved ones. Attachment in infants involves the closeness they seek for a caregiver when in trouble expecting that they will be protected from it. When a person’s attachment … Read more
The purpose of this essay is to provide a realistic and comprehensive analysis of “Case Study: Bryanna” applying the 10-step Special Education Process as dictated by federal IDEA regulations when determining a child’s eligibility for special education services. This case study was included in part two of a three-part response to a directive issued by … Read more
University students are generally more inclined to use public transport and non-motorized travel modes compared to the general population (Bonham and Koth, 2010; Ripplinger et al., 2009). According to Santos et al. (2013), cities with a larger population of students are characterized by a higher usage of public transit and other alternative modes such as … Read more
Political Science Exam 1 Question 1 a) The Framers of the Constitution chose a Federal system for several reasons. Possibly, the most justified reason would be that the framers knew that there would be threats posed to individuals freedom. As we all know, federalism includes that national and state governments have their own separate powers … Read more
In 1999, the University of Alberta Facility Inventory System benchmarked the practice of computerized Inventory System of equipment on campus for departmental, faculty, and central administrative functions. The accountability to ensure that all new equipment acquisitions are itemized is always given to the Facility Inventory System. At the outset, this involves scrutinizing all completed purchase … Read more
Do teachers change when they are evaluated? Do parents worry about their kids being in school? Have many students been accused of something they didn’t do? All of these problems can be eliminated with one little piece of technology hanging from the ceiling. Cameras have many helpful factors. For example, cameras can be used to … Read more
It was year 2014 when I was in United States when I heard the news about President Obama’s 2009 federal stimulus package that states the goal that by 2014 every USA resident will have an electronic health record. This is when I started following the articles/news about information science and it really fascinated me that … Read more
Although the time of the university is a pleasant moment and a happy experience for the majority, the student is not exempt from the points of life. The situation of each individual is unique, but there are some problems that affect all college students at least once during the school years. When you go to … Read more
The fact that I could possibly impact a young person’s life is exciting to me. I do not want letter grades to be as important as growing characteristics in a student. My primary reason why I have decided to pursue this career is because I feel the strong desire to positively influence and educate children. … Read more
Once you’ve decided to pursue a real estate career, you’ll need to attend many real estate education hours from a trustworthy, accredited real estate school before passing the state licensing exam. Each state has different requirements regarding the number of credit hours and course content. Nevertheless, courses are crucial for becoming a real estate agent. … Read more
Reforming Standardized Testing The majority of my academic career has been spent preparing for standardized tests. Tests that, while at the time seemed unimportant and a waste of my time actually ended up shaping my future in academics. In third grade, my Virginia SOLs determined whether I was eligible for visions classes, which is the … Read more
10 Minute School is the largest online educational platform of Bangladesh. It was introduced or created by Ayman Sadiq with his goal to destroy all kinds of barriers of ensuring quality education to all across Bangladesh. It can be either economical, geographical or informational barriers. Basically 10 Minute School teaches everything starting from class 1 … Read more
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 young children. It is noteworthy that all seven of the … Read more
This assignment is going to describe and explain the teaching of phonics as an approach within the teaching of reading. It will do this by identifying research that underpins systematic synthetic phonics and outline the statutory expectation set by the government. It will also explore why phonics is a priority in primary schools. Phonics is … Read more
Remediating your essay For this assignment, you will remediate your Fairy Tale Analysis essay into a multimodal essay to be presented on Medium.com. Given the changing nature of writing and the role that technology plays in shaping how we share and consume information, it is important that we take time to experiment with multimedia composition … Read more
Studying abroad is a good opportunity, most students who travel to foreign countries get impacted in a good way, such as their success, personality and the way they interact with others. Students who study abroad will benefit more than they suffer, even though leaving home could be hard, but it is the best challenge students … Read more
The impact of Distance Education on the process of learning defines not only distinct roles for the instructor, the instruction and the technology involved but also the role of the distance learner who faces a change from the traditional learning environment to a new setting. The learner is face with new challenges of anticipation, distress … Read more
Let’s keep the college lifestyle apart and face the bitter truth… What is college life? I don’t really know but almost everyone in the high school keeps saying it especially when they do something wrong. That’s when you will hear the popular saying “school life” which is used to mean that something which is wrong … Read more
The role of Performance Appraisals and other methods in identifying Training Needs There are various sources that can be used to determine organisational training needs. Some will be used to identify overall needs whereas others are more useful for identifying the needs of specific individuals, e.g. Performance Appraisals. Performance appraisal can significantly help in identifying … Read more
The dissertation selected for this critique was an interpretive phenomenological analysis study. The study investigates the experiences of five principals who were placed in low-performing schools as “turn-around” principals. Mayo (2018) proposed the research question, “how do principals make sense of and explain collective teacher efficacy in a turnaround school?”. The researcher discussed the significance … Read more
Education has been crucial in the formation of our society, and so has homework. Homework has been around since public schooling was invented, and thus, it’s a rarely questioned practice. However, homework has fallen under extreme controversy in the recent years, with some talking about the extreme stress homework causes, and the countless negative downsides, … Read more
There is an old paradigm that says, “To stay where you are, keep running”. Today I realize how true it is because unless we keep track of the changes and advances being made we will be considered pariah. As I stand at the threshold of completing my undergraduate study, after carefully contemplating the various career … Read more
The real India live in villages’, this saying is as true today as it was when the country got Independence 69 years back. As more than half of the population of the country lives in villages, rural development is an eminent factor in the development of our economy. The crucial motivating factor for the development … Read more
In this semester, we have read several articles, including the Kojiki (???) – the sacred text of the Shinto religion. While reading the Kojiki, I found it interesting how in Japan it is believed that the offspring which were produced by the characters in the Kojiki made up the nation Japan, each offspring refers to … Read more
Troy and Homer’s Iliad Movie Review I think that Mendelsohn makes some strong and valid points about the flaws of Peterson’s Troy. He points out that Peterson and Benioff failed to incorporate the elements of the Trojan epic – the mischievous gods and goddesses and elaborate shame-culture codes of honor, reciprocity and gift giving. Mendelsohn … Read more
The importance of reading Those who wear winks cannot grow and cannot be independent. He can only be guided. Education is never simply the acquisition of knowledge and the transition to answer sheets. It is the process of growth and development of their potential. Schools and universities are places where young students are sent to … Read more
Digital Technologies Influence on Academic Dishonesty The internet is an astonishing invention that makes our lives much easier. In modern times, everything is attached to digital technology and nothing works without it. This is increasingly true when discussing education and learning. The internet, more specifically has many convenient functions that help students, such as: saving … Read more
Whether you have designs on medical or culinary school, the importance of perspective taking is paramount to success. This is the crux of Henry Rosovsky’s argument in favor of a liberal education as the foundation for all other academic endeavors. Henry Rosovsky is a former dean of Harvard College and in the essay “The Purposes … Read more
It is noted that high school students are more influence by the peers than the adults and found to be more interested to try an intervention by their peers rather than the teachers or other staff members. Laursen 2005 suggested that a positive peer group can provide acceptance emotional support and a place to try … Read more
Single sex schools are institutions of learning where students of the same gender are educated in different classrooms and schools. This system of education is an old approach that has recently gained momentum. There is enough evidence of the increments since there is an increased number of primary schools, both juniors and senior high schools, … Read more
High school is arguably the best four years of a person’s life. Individuals are growing, learning, and preparing to venture into the reality of the world known as adulthood. However, whether people make the best or worst of these years will determine if it really is the greatest time of their life or not. In … Read more
The meaning of literacy is the ability to read and write. Since I am now in America, Literacy has a new definition for me, because I have to speak and write in English instead of my native language. During the experience of learning English, I encountered language barrier and culture shock. Now looking back the … Read more
The first uniforms were believed to become more popular in public schools in the early 2000s. In 2015, over 150 students in Europe were sent home from school for wearing the wrong pieces of clothing in their uniforms. Uniforms can affect students by missing out on lessons due to wearing the wrong shoes. School uniforms … Read more
Early-on, as a teenager, I would read through the profiles of leading marketing executives and successful entrepreneurs. It became increasingly clear that a strong majority of them started early in their marketing careers. I therefore decided to “get my feet wet” after pursing my B.B.A from the CV Raman University. After extensive efforts and networking, … Read more
Dr Geert Hofstede, after a decade of research, studying people who worked in IBM in more than 50 countries, initially identified the four dimensions model that could distinguish one culture from another on 1970s. The first one is Power Distance. It refers to the social distance among people with or without power and how do … Read more
My Declaration of Independence from Unnecessary and Gratuitous Homework, The opportunities the American education system has provided to me, my peers, and my parents before me have bettered our lives immeasurably. The opinion of many officials in the system is that rigor amounts to success in a future setting, but it is crucial to consider … Read more
Single sex school provides poor social skills. When school prohibits boys and girls from studying together in school or classroom, they will built a mindset that their gender is better than the opposite sex. When students are segregated by sex, they will miss the opportunity to work together and develop their social skills. It has … Read more
Political Correctness/Censorship A term commonly used today is to be “politically correct”, to speak so that you appeal to all minorities without offending anyone, as a politician would. This is played out dramatically in the book Fahrenheit 451; the society believed that every book offends some minority, turning people against each other with the strong … Read more
Revealing the meaning that a study stay abroad has for the personal and academic development of students is the main theme of this article. A brief reflection about the stereotypes that are found in an encounter with the stranger, introduces us to the fragments of the interviews made to four students at the end or … Read more
Today, media plays a big role in the life of a teenager or young adult. From the computer screens and cell phones, to magazines and music, media is everywhere, and it has a strong impact on today’s young people. We live in a world heavily influenced by the things that we see. It is no … Read more
Study One: Basic Information: The first study I will be analyzing is “More Experience = Bigger Brain”. The author of the article based on this study is M.R. Rosenzweig, E.L. Bennett and M.C. Diamond. Curiosity on this topic sparked a study conducted by Vincenzo Malacarne dating all the way back to 1785. However, the study … Read more
From the perspective of students that experience the consequences of ongoing discrimination, affirmative action is needed to protect opportunities that is likely to vanish if an affirmative act does not exist, or gets re-written and becomes unequal. The U.S. educational system is one of the most unequal in the industrialized world, and students routinely receive … Read more
Whether or not to take an online class is something almost every college student has to decide at some point in their college career. Taking an online class has both advantages and disadvantages, and students differ on their opinions of online classes. Despite some disadvantages, the flexibility and convenience of online classes are significant advantages … Read more
