Essays on Education

The following research methodology looks into the models that were used to conduct a content analysis for the literacy resources for the primary school sources. The research was used to ensure that there are better and more efficient resources that primary school teachers could have in the society. The application...

The electronic medical record (EMR) refers to a paperless storage of medical records. It contains all medical history of a given patient from one practice. There is no use of papers or physical records when it comes to patient’s record keeping, but all medical information is kept on a digital...

The Bauhaus was one of the most influential art schools in the 20th century especially due to a teaching approach that shaped the understanding of the relationship between art and society as well as technology. According to Wick and Grawe (2000, p. 11), the Bauhaus changed the course of the...

The ability to comprehend, read, write, or speak multiple languages is referred to as polyglotism. Therefore, polyglots are individuals with these abilities to manipulate and fully expressing themselves in several languages as if it were their mother tongues. According to Erard (2013), multilingualism as a gift which only a few...

Social interactions and play are essential activities in early child development. Terpstra and Tamura (2008, p.405) argue that most of the skills learned by children are passed over from their peers; for instance the awareness of social roles, communication and reaction to life situations. Typically children prefer interacting with colleagues...

Research on mHealth App Adoption Research has shown that mental health illness accounts for about 33% of the world s disability among adults; an aspect that challenges both the wellbeing of a population and burdens the economy. As a result, numerous solutions have been proposed, over the years, in an attempt...

Reading and writing are important skills in the learning process. The ability to use oral language is also important in learning. This paper presents the theoretical framework selected based on the research question. The research question is “what is the impact of the read 180 programs for students in the...

Reading 180 program is America s program in reading and intervention. It is a program that was designed in helping struggling learners that are reading more than two years below the grade level. This mode of learning combines traditional instructions in classrooms with digital media. The 180 reading program is...

Previous studies have given much focus to verbal translation at the expense of audiovisual translation of humor (Bogucki, 2016). Attardo (2002) explicitly looks into the existing relationship between humor, sound, culture, and meaning under translation completely ignoring the impact of audiovisual effects. This brings to question the validity of his...

Polyglot refers to individuals with knowledge of several languages and can, therefore, understand, read, write as well as speak these languages (Brenna, 2016, p.161). Most polyglots learn the use of several dialects through avocation. Polyglots learn many words out of their love for dialects, interests in other cultures or as...

Over the years, there has been an increase in the number mental disorders associated with road traffic incidents. Post Traumatic Stress disorder is mental health problem which is significantly related to accident related variables such as physical injury, potential life threat as well as loss of close friends and family...

Over the past few decades, there have been significant changes in the financial aspect of higher education. Notably, a number of political, social, and economic issues have come into play and have affected higher education systems. The introduction of policies restricting the financial freedom of higher learning institutions has brought a...