Essays on Education

If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head, if you talk to him in his own language, that goes to his heart (O' Donnell, 2014). In Benefits of Multilingualism in Education,” Benard explains that the word multilingualism is derived...

According to Vaught (2011) Schools have been centers of perpetuating social inequalities including racial oppression and this continues to be a longstanding debt with deep social, economic and political implication in the society and the public education sector. A diverse society and culture can only thrive in the appreciation of the...

Instructional strategies are the methods or approaches teachers take in order to accomplish certain learning objectives. The instructional strategies commonly used include direct instructions, collaborative learning, independent study, interactive instruction, indirect instructions, and experiential learning. The strategies have been discussed as follows: Table Direct instructions This is a straight...

This is a persuasive paper about the reproduction of inequality by parents and children in the schools. Inequality is a severe condition or situation in the society where specific individuals' have more opportunities than others. Parents together with children reproduce inequalities in school in different ways. Different aspects of various...

When put into practice in classroom setting, the formative assessment process gives information anticipated that would change training and learning while they are so far happening. The method fills in as preparing for the student and a check for understanding in the midst of the learning system. The formative assessment process...

The developmental appraisal includes gathering proof, while learners are learning, about how their learning is advancing with the goal that instructions changes in accordance with address understudy issues. The author stresses seeing developmental appraisal as a procedure instead of a formal test and that it includes the two instructors and...

With the emergence and infusion of new technologies in school curricula, school leaders and educators are beginning to reexamine all facets of data in the classroom. New, creative strategies for collecting information are relentlessly being developed, which provide new alternatives for continuing formative, alternative and summative assessments. Even though difficulties...

Education in Singapore has been the centre of focus over the last few decades.[G1] The major reason being that education is marred by inequalities, where children are not given equal opportunities[G2] (Brown, 2017, p.5). The ultimate test of any education system is whether it offers equal learning opportunities...

Most people assume that adolescent start engaging in drug abuse at the age of 13. This assumption is always misguided by the fact that it is at this age that most drug related incidents within this age groups is registered. People tend to ignore the fact that children start engaging...

Learning Disabilities in Schools Learning as a process of acquiring knowledge, skills or values be it new or modified, requires full concentration for one to grasp the new skills and even go ahead to apply it (Paradise, 1994, p. 11). School learning is no different students have to pay attention while...

Inactive Lifestyle of Children In the current era where technology has taken over the different aspects of human life, there has been a paradigm shift relating to the children participation in sports. Children have become used to watching television programs, playing video games and computer games, a practice that has substituted...

In answering the posted study question How do students currently pursuing B.A. degrees in Sociology prepare themselves for and engage in a job search with potential employers? Two participants who are my classmates were incorporated in conducting the study with the sole purpose of acquiring the valid findings. The two participants...