The Challenges Faced by Students in Higher Education The higher education industry has come up with measures to ensure that digital education, as well as the service delivery to the students, is efficient either to those studying within the university premises or to those who engage in part-time lessons in order...
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Mass shootings have become something of a regular occurrence with deadly casualties in America today. It’s a saddening reality given that most of these happen in schools where victims are mostly children. Consequently, there have been calls from schools, lobbyists, parents and policymakers to formulate solutions that can prevent school...
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Handling Finances as a Student Handling finances is such an important thing in a student's life. Our lives generally revolve around money and having prior knowledge about finances before one starts making it is such a critical step. A research survey by Gutter & Copur about college student and their personal...
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I agree with you on your take concerning assessment in education. Any education system requires a way of establishing the effectiveness of the teaching methods that they are using to deliver course content (Cocoradă, Luca, Pavalache-Ilie, 2009). Assessment is the only way that this can be achieved. Nonetheless,...
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There are various methods which can be applied in literacy to evaluate the student performance. Some of these methods include; diagnostic assessment, formative assessment, summative assessment, norm-referenced assessment and the criterion-referenced assessment. Below is a description of some of these methods of assessment (Muskin, 2017). Diagnostic assessment This is also known as...
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I administered the Basic Reading Inventory to Elizabeth, a student in the fourth grad at Virginia on 2nd March 2018. She is 9 years and in the level of reading to learn. I administered the word list BRI part at a level below her instructional reading level because I did...
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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...
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This report has been created to illustrate the current state of the USD Campus canteen as well as any required recommendations for the change that may be implemented. The canteen is in poor shape and does not have enough food to satisfy the needs of those who frequent it.Therefore, the...
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Teaching and Reading Struggles Teaching is a career that calls for humility in service and constant attention to each student's academic progress, extracurricular activities, and social life. Since they did not encounter these situations during their training, teachers have occasionally found themselves in situations that they do not comprehend. (Jennings, Caldwell,...
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The Impact of Internet Addiction on Society The overuse of the internet that causes societal, educational, occupational, or psychological problems for society is known as internet obsession. Due to the research and educational resources available on the internet, students are the group that uses it most frequently and are therefore more...
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The Adoption of Technologies in Language Teaching The adoption of technologies for the goal of teaching languages has advanced significantly. The use of computers in schools and the adoption of personal tablet technologies in classrooms are two examples of how software and hardware advancements have produced useful tools that improve the...
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Significant changes in student populations from two or three decades ago are reflected in current educational patterns around the world. Students from non-English speaking backgrounds, those with disabilities, those from various cultural backgrounds, and those enrolled in accelerated classes make up the student community. (Jung, 2015). This change has led...
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