Instruction Article Reviews Samples For Students

The state of writing in the U.S. has been on an upward trend for such a long time. The schools in this country have been under pressure lately to produce better readers and writers from their students. There has been increased lobbying by concerned parties on the need for schools and teachers in particular to be accountable for effective literacy instruction. The main reason for this need for public accountability is due to the increased dissatisfaction with literacy in schools. The trends in writing research, writing instruction and writing assessment have been changing ever since.
Skilled writing involves procreative ...

Educational system failure could be a national problem since education and knowledge are the root to everything new in life. Therefore, the instruction’s role and instructional strategies need to be precise and practical, which is one of the central focuses of executive education.
According to Schon(1987), the instructor’s role needs to be reviewed. Instead of teachers using the traditional lecture technique, instructors should use more interactive techniques by promoting dialogue and role-play with students, as well as performing as coach or mentor. This would allow students to stimulate the discovery of new meanings along with new ...

Question 1

In reference to the two articles, teachers have the possibility of enhancing their students' text processing by facilitating their capacity to read and thus interact effectively with the text also referred to as comprehending the text and its content. Comprehension of text by students can be facilitated by teachers by teaching them on building vocabulary words, decoding skills, assisting the depict fluency in their reading, involve in text self responses and finally help the strengthen their background knowledge (Kintsch, 1998).

Question 2

I will choose vocabulary.com as it contains different kinds of words as addressed by the article as one of ...

Educational Technology

Introduction

An instruction team that taught a huge number of undergraduate scholars as well as tutor arrangement agendas have accounted for strives when attempting to give significant skills. The core classes that were used in the following study have had logistical and budgetary limitations capable of necessitating academic courses to sizeable groups. A quick disinfection of the scholars in impersonal teaching halls took place in the course of the study. The work put into the study by the instruction team turned out to be a pilot for establishing pedagogical choices. These choices employed important concepts from adult learning assumptions and Universal ...

Abstract

This essay is a review and analysis of the article “The Fine Art of Getting It Down on Paper, Fast”, written by journalist and writer Brent Staples for the New York Times in 2005. The author is discussed here inasmuch as his ideas on the inability of professionals to produce a clear and direct piece of writing. The main idea behind the article is that the educational system does not provide the needed instruction on the matter, which is agreed upon and further evaluated as in what the solutions are and how long it might take to implement them.
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In the article A Federal Perspective on Special Education Technology, which was published in the Journal of Learning Disabilities in September, 1996, the authors Jane Hauser and David B. Malouf (1996) provided an overview of the research that was conducted over the past 20 years with regards to the use of technology in special education.
As Congress began to recognize the role that technology could play in the education of persons with disabilities, it started to implement more statutes that aimed to strengthen the use of technology in special education. Part G of the Education ...

Emotions are mental states than take place within the mind of an organism. A human being according to various gurus in psychology is just but an advanced animal. The human being can tell good things from bad ones. Likewise, the human body can tell good feelings from the distasteful emotions. Such feelings as joy, anger and sadness can occur within a person’s psychological borders within a small span of time as long as such an individual is subjected to situations that cause such changes. The role of emotions has been successfully explained by a number of social scientists and experts of psychology. ...

Cooperative Learning

Scholars have proved that cooperative learning is an important method of instruction for young students. Schools, especially junior classes have adopted it due to its myriad benefits in promoting students’ self-confidence. Students love working in groups. Through this they accomplish great tasks as they encourage each other. In such groups students are fully engaged and remain active. Slavin (2014) identified five stages that are involved in making cooperative learning more interesting and powerful. The subsequent chapters highlights these stages.
Formation of independent groups: A cooperative group that is effective should comprise diverse students who are aware of their role ...

Article Review

How to prepare the future generations of professional singing teachers? What special voice pedagogy programs are the most successful? What are their curricula, educational philosophies, facilities and special feature? Darelene Wiley and Patti Peterson as the representatives from eminent graduate voice pedagogy programs share their experience with the readers about the important issue, how to teach a voice teacher in the Teaching Voice Teachers article published in the Official Journal of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, Nov 2008.
The first part of an article is written by Darelene Wiley, who is a highly recognized voice teacher who ...

Reflections to journal articles

Language, language acquisition and language teaching are areas of interest that have engaged the attention of linguists, psychologists and educationists for centuries. Zest in research in these areas continues with new issues being raised as a consequence of development in technology and means of communication. While experts continue to discuss first and second language acquisition, the truth is that it is difficult to find an individual who uses one pure language. Increasing contacts between language communities in a global scenario have resulted in bilingualism and multilingualism. According to Kumar and Yunus, “No society speaks just ‘a language’ that is ‘pure’ in its ...

Article Summaries

According to Scarr and Richard, the influence of intelligence is due to genetics and environmental variables that are difficult to segregate. Psychologists often argue about the nature and the nurture of genetic variation fixes in the human behavior (Scarr and Richard 262). Some offer that genetic differences are negating to change in behavior. This belief has limitation since it fails to distinguish the environmental and the genetic sources of individual differences in behavior. In this case, one is not in a position to assess the impact of heredity in behavioral domains since all people have a gene complement expressed over development.
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Abstract

This paper will explore the opportunities accessible for employed adults to continue their studies. Education needs to change from a process of conditioning to empowerment while learning needs to change from a homogeneous commodity to a customized experience to the needs and individual characteristics. Andragogy learning concepts relates to the program delivered through the non-traditional educational model. The main perception of EMAB program no longer holds true to all level of managers, that is, more employed adults from different executive levels are enrolled to the program. Periods of rapid change are driven by its development in information and technology. The essential thing ...

For any foreign language learner it is essential to enrich their vocabulary. Holly B. Lane and Stephani A. Allan, who are the authors of the article "The Vocabulary Rich classroom: Modeling Sophisticated Word Use to Promote Word Consciousness and Vocabulary Growth" are deeply conveyed that one of the ways to awake word consciousness in students is to ask them to model new words.
In order to show that their ideas are true and effective, the authors give examples of two classes, where children learned new words and started to use them skillfully in their everyday life. Although the ...

Interior designs

In the history and filming, interior design has been seen to play a very significant role in passing information to the audience. This is well illustrated in a historical account on interior design which is based on an American movie theater. In the introductory part of the book used (a journal on American culture), the author infers to a shift of one actor from one background to Hollywood theater where everything seems to emphasize interior design and the power it posses to pass the intended message. In one of the paragraphs, the author elaborates on how pictures themselves don’t pass any information ...