Essays on Education

Being a freshman might have many challenges when one does not get enough advice from either parents or seniors. There are several pieces of advice that a person can offer upcoming students as they join a high school or university (Bradbury-Haehl and McGarvey 23). Three examples discussed in this paper...

College education is a form of higher education post high school. In most countries, including America, college education is not regarded as essential, therefore, is not offered freely. In the United States, college education is funded by the federal government, state government, the local government, as the well as the...

The Impact of Technology on Children's Lives The world today is considered a brave place to be due to the impact of technology that the 21st-century generation is living with. Children are growing up with a completely different perspective of the digital experience which the previous generations did not enjoy. From...

The Transition from High School to College The transition from high school to college can be hectic for many people, especially for the teenagers who were purely in boys' or girls' school. Ranging from culture shock to anxiety, these young adults might be forced to struggle with diverse psychological and psychosocial...

The purpose of this research was to examine the different ways of teaching English Liquid sounds /l/ and /r/ and identify the possible difficulties that students of English as a second language face in learning the sounds. The target was grade seven students who exhibited difficult in the pronunciation of...

A majority of schools have set policies that bar students from smoking tobacco and the learning institutions' managers have presented various arguments concerning their decision. However, some people have castigated the administrators who abhor smoking tobacco within the schools hence the need to properly examine the issue of making colleges...

Mental Health Problems among College Students Mental health is a primary concern on various college campuses across the world. According to the article by Auerbach et al., (2016), over one-third of the students joining the college for first time are affected. According to their study, Auerbach et al., (2016) indicates that...

“Can a Playground Be Too Safe?” is an essay written by John Tierney and published in the New York Times on 18/7/2011. The essays highlight the benefits associated with tall jungle gyms and tall slides like facilitating the emotional development, enabling children to overcome fears, being adventurous and thrilling especially...

Should College Athletes Be Paid? When joining college, several students admire getting an opportunity to participate in intercollegiate athletic programs. As a result, most of them will work hard while participating in high school athletics to stand a chance to get an admission in colleges that provide multiple programs that give...

The importance of a college education can be viewed from different perspectives. Having a college degree is not only important to the individual but the whole society as a whole. In the hiring process, an employer will employ the most qualified individual on the basis of qualifications and specialization and...

The Key Local Problem: Overcrowdedness The key local problem affecting our school system today is over crowdedness and this issue needs to be resolved before it becomes a grave problem not only at the state level but at the national level. The population of our nation has been growing exponentially and...

The issue of bullying has gained much attention nationally following the association of teen suicide with cyberbullying and school bullying prevalence. A study by Jankauskiene et al. which involving 1162 pupils from 6th to 11th grade found out that 56.5% of learners were associated with bullying, 16.3% were bullies and...