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Fundamental Reform of the Education Provision Education Assignment
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The author states that government policies on special education have failed to link the politics of disability with special educational needs. These make the linking of special educational needs with disability issues by New Labour in the 2001 Special Educational Needs and Disability Act very remarkable.
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Ways that Higher Education Structures Help to Develop Innovative Teaching and Learning Approaches Education Term Paper
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When the South Yorkshire Further Education Consortium (SYFEC) wanted to enter the strategic and growing e-learning marketplace, they were faced with the challenge to develop the abilities of college teaching staff and learning support staff to tutor learners online (Duggleby et al., 2004). They first had to train people as online tutors.
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The Assessment Related Principles of Teaching Education Assignment
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The ideal is every learner to have a balanced development of all the eight intelligence. If this is the case, then we have been unfair to many of our students for the past years. No doubt, our teaching strategies in the past have been biased in favor of the linguistically intelligent and logically-thematically intelligent students.
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Communicative Language Teaching: Strengths and Weaknesses Education Term Paper
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Moreover, there are also factors that inhibit the efficacy of the Communicative approach, such as overcrowded classrooms, teacher resistance to the communicative approach, lack of motivation of the students to undertake the study of the English language and the need to reform the educational curricula and policies. 
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American History: Whose Past Is It Education Research Paper
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In 1994, the National History Standards were caught up in a controversy which engulfed the entire nation. Under criticism was the social history and that too for representing African-Americans in the American story who had erstwhile been excluded at the cost of underplaying or excluding the “white” descendants of European origin.
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Teaching English as a Second Language Education Term Paper
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Zimmerman recommends that students be encouraged to develop the ability to generate their own vocabulary since they will gradually evolve from a period of structured learning of vocabulary to an unstructured one where they will acquire new words and consolidate them on an independent basis in accordance with their own needs.
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Analysis of Early Childhood Education in New Zealand Education Article
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 National curriculum reforms started in New Zealand in the 1980s to improve the quality of education and lay a stronger foundation thereby ensuring a future successful participation by young people, the economy, and in New Zealand society. The development of the guidelines for the national curriculum to improve the quality of early education was a part of this process. 
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Transitioning From Childhood To Adult With Learning Disabilities Education Essay
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While these are all steps in the right direction toward making this transition easier and more productive for learning disabled people as well as the community at large, more needs to be done to ensure that the voices of the individuals most affected are heard and that these people gain access to the services and advocacy groups available to them.
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Economic Development and the Marketing of Higher Education in Kenya Education Dissertation
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This paper also attempts to examine the process of higher education and its relation to the industrial development in Kenya over the next ten years. This paper also tries to tackle some policy problems on the human resources development system while focusing on form the education system.
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All Students Can Learn Education Essay
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It can, therefore, be concluded that some subjects are better taught in certain ways with certain approaches. I believe that how well a student personally learned rests unequivocally with the teachers they encountered. The studies indicate that an innovative and enthusiastic teacher can achieve much more than just good results from the students; a sense of loyalty, willingness to learn, and a desire to do well can be developed.
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A Discussion of Literacy Issue and First Grade Education Research Paper
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Children from low socioeconomic classes, particularly those from minority families, are at risk for developing poor literacy skills. These children enter school with less early literacy training and are more likely to leave elementary school with an inadequate ability to read (Tivnan and Hemphill, 2005).  
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E-Dictionary Use and its Effect on Vocabulary Achievement and Retention of EFL Saudi Intermediate Students Education Term Paper
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Ellis (1994) has considered the semantic aspect of vocabulary acquisition. The strategies of learning task centers should be based on frequency, recency, and regularity of practice for the acquisition of automaticity of vocabulary use. The words coming frequently in front of the learner will have more chances of retention.
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Inclusive Learning: How Poverty Impacts Education Education Term Paper
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Learning outcomes are determined primarily by a student’s particular economic and social circumstances in combination with the effectiveness of the school attended. While difficult to measure the comparative influence these factors play, research as well as simple observation clearly intimates that students from every rung on the economic ladder benefit from more inclusive learning environments.
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The Nursing Students Education Essay
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Drawing on ways of tackling this decline in rates the Total Testing [TM] was employed to monitor student performance about other factors than grades during students’ studies. Included in TM are the Nurse Entrance Test (NEET), Comprehensive Achievement Profiles, Exit/Mobility Test (PreRN Examination and RN Assessment), and the Advanced Concepts Tests (Critical Thinking and Health Promotion).
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The Causes of Plagiarism and Strategies to Prevent It in a University Environment Education Report
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It has become very easy to access related knowledge and present it as your own without acknowledging its source until it is checked for plagiarism. The term ‘plagiarism’ has acquired different aspects attached to it, which was earlier a simple term meaning cheating by copying. Students sometime practice plagiarism only until they are ignorant about the prevailing and improvised academic practices.
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Teaching Adults with Autism Education Research Proposal
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A great deal of this basic action research proposal on causes is basically extended term and programmatic in nature. New and important findings will emerge from the current system and great managerial effort and investment in high-quality research, and these too will inform longer-term research and funding strategies for school.  
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Usage of Flashcards in Identifying High-Frequency Words Education Article
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Flashcard is a card with words or numbers printed on it that is briefly displayed as a learning device. The purpose of using flashcards is memorization. One writes a question on each card (and an answer overleaf), tests themselves using the cards, and sort the cards into groups as he or she learns, according to performance.
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Learning Theories as an Essential Consideration for the HRD Practitioner Education Essay
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The paper has endeavored to elaborate upon the utility of the learning theories to transform into training and development and to enhance learning in organizations. The issue was important to be deliberated upon as the HRD practitioners mostly base their learning initiatives on either one or the other of the theories.
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The Competitive Advantage and Issues of Outsourcing Education Admission/Application Essay
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On a practical or personal note, the author is looking to work abroad (away from his home country), and this opportunity to study is really coming at the right time in his life. Since he also speaks three languages; English, Spanish, and German he believes and he could use that multilingual skill to connect with his professional goals. 
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Unit Plan of Farm Animals Education Coursework
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When designing lesson plans for young children (kindergarten – grade three), it is important to work with all the available research regarding the most effective way of imparting knowledge to students as well as current standards held in the national curriculum. These standards provide several benefits to teachers, students, districts and governments.
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Phonics vs Sight-Based Reading Programs Education Term Paper
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Researchers have learned that when experienced readers read ‘out-loud,’ they use complete words without conscious attention to the individual sounds that make up those words, yet they gain the understanding of the entire word.  Children, therefore, should be taught to read by teaching them the sounds of words.
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The Proper Role of Universities in the 21st Century Education Essay
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In the centuries following the Reformation, universities began admitting the male children of property owners.  The most significant transformation occurred in the early 1800s when the new schools in London (1826) and Durham (1834) emerged as research universities, unlike Cambridge and Oxford.  Another transformation is occurring during the 21st century.  
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What Is Multigrade Teaching Education Essay
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Although most educators are trained on how to work within a monograde system, it is important to recognize the prevalence and characteristics of the multigrade program.  As the names imply, monograde education systems focus on a single age group or educational level.  “In many graded systems, age and grade are congruent, so a grade level is also equivalent to a particular group of students.
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Educative Assessment for Visual Arts Students Education Assignment
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In this assessment task, students will investigate Impressionist painting using the lessons of art critique they have been taught. Students will demonstrate their abilities by answering a set of questions that will require them to read an article on Georgia O'Keeffe and then compare one of her paintings with that of Mary Cassatt, in order to identify the features of Impressionist art.
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Instructional Design of Task Using Cognitive Information Processing Techniques Education Assignment
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For decades, cognitive psychologists have sought to unlock the mysteries of the workings of the human mind. Piaget developed a series of steps of cognitive development that served as the initial paradigm for measuring the growth of the mind, and his work was later augmented and, in many minds, supplanted by the tenets of information-processing.
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Systematic Teaching Approach Education Coursework
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Through the years, these factors were comprehensively analyzed in several learning theories, which in turn, guide teachers in understanding the learning process and, hence, be more effective in their teaching practices. These learning theories are behind several approaches which seek to accommodate various needs of students.
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Students Underachieve in Physical Education Education Assignment
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Physical education has encompassed all the relevant foods, habits, and exercises that have entailed on the part of a normal human being. This education teaches him/her the necessary details as to how a person must keep him/herself fit as well as maintain a balanced diet. It also comprises of the relevant exercises, strenuous work out regimes and fitness drills.
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Education in New Zealand Education Term Paper
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In other words, teaching and learning, or honing up the skills to face the challenges of the world are done at schools. This process is identified as education. Education in New Zealand has been an issue of discussion since the introduction of the Tomorrow’s Schools reforms in the late1980s/the early 1990s.
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How to Help Children with Dyslexia to Overcome the Barriers to Reading Education Term Paper
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Dyslexia is a learning disorder that affects a child’s ability to read, a disability that affects millions of children regardless of nationality, race or economic status.  Due to a defect in the brain’s processing of graphic symbols, dyslexia alters the way the brain processes words. Evidence exists indicating that the brain of a dyslexic differs somewhat from those of other children.
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Perceived Learning Difficulties Amongst the African Education Term Paper
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While on the one hand Britain needed the labor for industry and people were lured in by employment in the land, “they were been brought up to revere,” social, political and economic discrimination was an unexpected tragedy for the immigrants. African Caribbeans in Britain have found to be underachievers in the field of education in Britain.
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E-Learning Motivate Individuals to Learn and Motivate Career Progression Education Research Paper
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Furthermore, many corporate learners felt isolated during the learning process. Especially those who underwent asynchronous course left rather distant and boredom began to envelop them, whereas, in synchronous courses, employees completion rate were by far much better. At Sun Microsystems and NYUonline completion rates rose up to 75% with synchronous courses.
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Learner-centered Design of Educational Materials Education Assignment
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Student-centered learning (SCL), or learner-centeredness, is a learning model that places the student (learner) in the center of the learning process. In student-centered learning, students are active participants in their learning; they learn at their own pace and use their own strategies; they are more intrinsically than extrinsically motivated.  
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Academic Abilities of your Application Education Personal Statement
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College grades do reflect on my academic abilities as this is the only means to know the academic performance. However, there are several factors that influence the academic abilities. The learning environment is one of the most important factors. As the competition to get into a good college and number of students are increasing.
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Growing up Digitl: E-Lerning Education Assignment
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The author will provide а coherent perspective аnd use the term e-leаrning in аn inclusive mаnner. Broаdly defined, e-leаrning is networked, on-line leаrning thаt tаkes plаce in а formаl context аnd uses а rаnge of multimediа technologies. Within thаt broаd pаrаmeter, he will focus on the dominаnt educаtionаl feаture of this technology.
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Early Childhood Reading Skills Development Education Coursework
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Nonresident fathers were found to be substantially less involved with their children’s school than fathers residing with their children in analyzed data from the1996 National Household Education Survey.  This study compared the involvement of nonresident and married fathers in school activities of kindergarten to 12th-grade students.
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The Systematic Process of Translating General Principles of Learning and Instruction Education Essay
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In his book, Principles of Instructional Design, Robert M. Gagne outlined nine procedures in instructional design. They are: gain attention, inform the learner of objectives, stimulate recall of prior learning, present stimulus material, provide learner guidance, elicit performance, provide feedback, assess performance and enhance retention faster.
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The Mission of the College of Human Medicine at Michigan State University Education Essay
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My desire to become a physician is traced from several decades back when I was still in the fifth grade, with a teacher relating to our stories about poverty and suffering – these have left an indelible mark, and since then, I had wanted to be instrumental in alleviating the plight of the underprivileged.
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Ethnicity and Gender Effect of Education Education Assignment
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The female gender has historically found that they have not been treated on par with their male counterparts in the matter of education. This is because there has been the concept that the place of the woman is at home and not in building a career and as such the requirement of education was at a minimum.
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Teacher Readiness, Student Achievement and Praxis Scores Education Case Study
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The present study utilizes a correlational research design, specifically determining a bivariate correlation between 1) teacher readiness and Praxis scores; and 2) student achievement and Praxis scores. Teacher readiness shall be measured using both student and teacher indicators. Each shall be correlated with the teacher’s Praxis scores.
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Personal Development Education Case Study
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Honey and Mumford have built on Kolb’s model to provide practical suggestions to help students make their own learning more effective.  They argue that different individuals prefer to learn in different ways, and developed a learning style inventory to help individuals identify their preferred learning style. 
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Helping Non-fluent Readers Education Coursework
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The specific strategy is used by teachers ‘whereby parents or peers read with and to other students; The technique involves two stages: In the first stage the tutor and child sit next together and simultaneously read aloud; In the second stage the child attempts to read the passage independently in a non-threatening environment’.
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Variety of Teaching Methods Education Coursework
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Students learn course content through problem-solving and small-group activities. The major emphasis in these teaching methods is that the students must be doing something. In this method active learning takes place. Students learn to work in groups, most of the time improve higher-order thinking skills.
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Interpersonal Skills for Teachers Education Term Paper
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Teaching is one of the best professions. It helps to understand life in a true manner. It helps one to contribute to society and it gives an opportunity to live a long learning process. Stress is a situation which can be faced by anyone in any circumstances. The reasons can be personal to professional.
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Restorative Justice and School Discipline Education Case Study
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The author states that the Clause is introduced to provide an option for the resolution of disputes through arbitration. Under the procedures specified, the employee is required to report his/her dispute to the Vice Chancellor and/or the relevant Union, so that a determination can be made about the seriousness of the dispute.
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Education as a Social Exclusion Factor Education Dissertation
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The author states that South Asians had been coming to Britain during the colonial period since long ago but their numbers have been very minimal. They primarily came as students, cricketers, visitors, peddlers, housemaids, governess, entertainers, and political supplicants and some had even settled here.
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Literary Criticism Education Assignment
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The author of the paper focused on the meaning of the written word as it is intended to communicate with the reader, how it functioned as a tool, while Louis Althusser claimed the importance of the written form was to illuminate the ideologies, symbols and dominant control of a given society.
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Learning from a Critical Incident Education Assignment
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This paper presents a critical incident and uses reflective analysis to draw insights from the incident, with the ultimate goal of improving patient service. A secondary goal is to derive personal lessons which he may use for my own professional development. The following portion expounds on the value of reflective learning.
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National Curriculum for the Primary Schools Education Dissertation
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The paper primarily talks about the foundation subject at the primary school and incorporates the National Curriculum with that. The paper also covers the class management aspects of the teaching. Education is a social system that prepares and develops new members for the society.
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British Higher Education into the New Millennium Education Dissertation
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The author states that with the increase in the number of students attending these institutions and the reductions in school funding over a period of inattention, even the full maintenance grants usually awarded to the lowest income student bracket were no longer sufficient to fully support the living costs of the most frugal students.
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Teaching and Learning Theories Education Article
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Teaching and learning activities can be designed and implemented to take principles of learning into account. Also, it is interesting to think about individual differences among learners and to work towards including activities that have variety and interest for all the learners in educational programs. 
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