Essays on Pupil

EDU-225

Introduction In this day and age, living within the Internet of Things it would be unwise to ignore the benefits technology can provide in the classroom. When used appropriately it can enhance learning experience for children of all ages; the unprecedented interactivity it provides allows for achieving greater level of involvement in the learning process. This plan makes an attempt to outline some practical uses for technology in kindergarten for improving the learning experience and communication between teacher, parents and children.

Section One: Mission and Vision Statement

Vision: technology will enhance the knowledge of children in kindergarten and help them as they strive for excellence ...

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RAFT Row 1 Objective: Able to differentiate various technological methods that can be used for differentiated learning in a classroom. Audience: Importantly can be used by teachers to enhance their skills in student empowerment. Format: Informative blog report. Directions: Visit the website in search of detailed information about differentiated learning through the use of technology. Resources: https://sunrisestarsschool.wordpress.com/2014/11/10/raft/ RAFT Row 2 Objective: Enhance the skills of various students through technology, especially in understanding a concept. Audience: Students, parents, and teachers. Format: Informative podcast report. Directions: Ask different pupils to identify various channels that they are comfortable to use as a ...

Alcibiades, a young man who wants to enter politics, enters a dialogue with Socrates about the qualities of a good political leader. While he believes that his education and experiential knowledge are enough to make him a good politician, Socrates proves to him that he needs to learn about the true meaning of abstract and controversial concepts, such as justice or goodness before being able to counsel others about it. In particular, Socrates shows young Alcibiades that he does not have self-knowledge and persuades Alcibiades that a man who wants to enter politics first needs sufficient self- knowledge in ...

Abstract

The immune and nervous systems are two body structures that have different functions. Moreover, most people may not be able to readily identify the and the relationship between these two. While the immune system is responsible in protecting the body from destructive and invading pathogens, the nervous system is tasked to relay information to the brain. This process allows for the proper coordination of the different functions of the body. In general, the concept of the connection between the nervous and the immune systems stems from the theoretical idea of stress. Stress is denoted both as a physiological and ...

PART ONE

Deception is a conscious and intentional act, usually meant to foster a certain conviction or belief in another person, this belief is however, considered false by the person deceiving. Depending on which type of liar one is, there are certain cues that fall under verbal and none-verbal which can be of help in identifying a lie. One can be an occasional liar, frequent liar, habitual liar, or professional liar. Depending on the type of liar, one will elicit different behavioral cues which might be difficult to catch but not impossible. The prudent thing to do is establish a baseline ...

Intervention Plan

Intervention Plan Every educational establishment deals with pupils or students that have to acquire a certain amount of knowledge. That is why every educational establishment sooner or later will have such students that won't be able to accomplish a program for various reasons. It can deal not only with studying problems but also with behavior deviations. In order to help pupils to reach the standards of an institution, a pupil studies in an intervention plan has to be developed. An intervention is always used to avoid punishments like detention, suspension, etc. It is an alternative solution to a problem. ...

Description of the Challenge

I have witnessed cases where teachers face significant challenges in managing the behavior of primary school children. Teaching a large class of pupils with different abilities can cause a lot of irritation to teachers. I have seen the behavior of some kids disrupting the normal operations of classrooms or the entire school. Thus, a child may exhibit behavior that may make it difficult for the teachers to provide education for that particular pupil or their peers. Teachers are experiencing even greater behavioral issues that are associated with children with disability and those who have different social norms from that ...

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Research Methods in Criminal Justice

text text In schools all around the world we hear about kids that are taking their lives due to being bullied in school. Just thinking about being bullied sets my teeth on edge, I will tell you guys why later on, but for now, let me say this it is not a pretty feeling to go through. “According to a report by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 70.6 percent of students have witnessed bullying in their school. A survey by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in 2014 that included 7,000 LGBT students ...

Abstract

Eye movement tracking and analysis has gained popularity as a critical tool for evaluating interfaces and visual display. Existing tools and methods that are used in analyzing scan paths and eye movements are to a greater extent limited in the nature of tasks that they support. In particular, the tools used have been found ineffective in tracking large amounts of data that has high variations. Eye movement analysis has been used in psychology, medical research, advertising, and cognitive science. Today, using CCTV cameras, human eye gaze, and eye movement and blinking is relatively recorded with ease and with high ...

People used to behave foolishly and make a lot of mistakes during their life. For the most part, three years of Middle school is considered to be exactly such period of time. Middle school is also believed to be a quite dangerous territory. Children unnoticeably transformed into “teenagers”, a new title they are not fully aware of. Some misunderstand this title as the right to admit themselves better than the rest and even humiliate or offend weaker people. On the one hand, due to the maturity, many pupils began to notice considerable differences between people. On the other hand, ...

When policy planners are putting together a plan for developing reading and writing assessment, they are naturally going to need multiple types of artifacts in order to yield a complete picture of each student’s progress (Ludwig 2003). This is particularly true when dealing with students in the primary grades, because they are often far from sophisticated in their interpersonal communication, which means that gaining an accurate picture can be even more difficult than it is in secondary grades (Yelland, Lee, O’Rourke & Harrison 2008). Teachers are taking on a number of different strategies to integrate the newest technologies ...

Glaucon is depicted in Book II of “The Republic” (Plato) as a philosopher concerned with the value of justice. He wishes to decide if it is worth being a just person just for the sake of justice. He argues that there is no reason to prevent a person from behaving in an unjust manner if that person can get away with it – in other words if someone can reap the rewards of wrong behavior, but not deal with the consequences of their actions. The Man without a Face (1993) tells us of a McLeod, a man who was involved ...

Chapter 1 – Introduction to Color Study

1. What is the difference between direct light and reflected light? Give examples of each. Direct light travels from the source to the destination without being interrupted while reflected light is the light produced when the direct light bounces off a material. One example of direct light is the sunlight while reflection from the mirror is an example of reflected light (Young, Freedman & Ford, pp. 1080). 2. Describe the cause of color, the means used to generate it, and the effect. Light consists of a spectrum of light wavelengths which have a representative color; thus, upon reaching the retina ...

INTRODUCTION

The 12 cranial nerves are olfactory nerve I, optic nerve II, oculomotor nerve III, trochlear nerve IV, trigeminal nerve V, abducens nerve VI, facial nerve VII, vestibulocochlear nerve VIII, glossopharyngeal nerve IX, vagus nerve X, spinal accessory nerve XI and hypoglossal nerve XII . Cranial nerves that transmit information from the brain to the eye are optic nerve, oculomotor nerve, trochlear nerve, trigeminal nerve, abducens nerve and facial nerve. The primary function of the cranial nerves in the eye is innervation of muscles in the eye, control of vision, controlling lateral and vertical movements of eyeball in the eye and ...

Examining and explaining Saudi Arabia's educational practices relating to parent-school-community partnerships

In Saudi Arabia, parents have taken their children to school and haven't been doing follow ups on the student's school performance and attendance. Parents will just pay tuition and buy everything that the child requires. They, however, never ask the child's progress, don't even know what the child learns. When meetings are called in schools, many parents won't attend as they think it's a waste of time. They believe that their only requirement is to enroll a child in school and pay the required fees. They leave everything else to the teacher. In some cases, children want to get ...

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Introduction

Education is a fundamental human rights recognized by the international community as a critical part of human development. On the other hand, the right to equal education opportunity is often hindered by disabilities particularly among children in which learning becomes a challenge. The United Kingdom is among the countries in the world that demonstrates an active role in ensuring access to education regardless of disability. The discussion will highlight the context special education needs (SEN) or otherwise referred to as inclusive education. In addition, the context of inclusive education will be examined based on the ...

The growing number of smaller class sizes within British schools has sparked a lot of debates on their efficiency for pupils in contrast with larger classes. Many people consider this new type of education as a waste of money since they do not believe that smaller classes may be more efficient than the larger ones. However, studies on the efficiency of smaller classes show that such type of education has a number of benefits which are not proper to larger classes. According to the studies carried out by the Institute of Education of the London University in 2003, smaller ...

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Introduction

AFL or assessment for learning is a critical tool for teachers in gauging the level of student’s knowledge in particular area of learning. It also determines the key areas that the student’s needs to improve on and at the same time assist the teacher in creating learning strategies that would address the perceived weaknesses. AFL is being undertaken in all areas of learning including mathematics and MFL (modern foreign language). However, AFL practices was had not introduced a gold standard that can be put in practice for all learning areas as there are ...

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Introduction

Government Policy on Assessment for Learning According to the Assessment for Learning Strategy practice resource published by the Department for Children, School, and Families, AFL should be implemented in the school level following the methodologies prescribed by the Assessing Pupil’s Progress policy. The objective is to ensure that the students know what they are doing and for the teachers to be equipped with well-found judgment about the student’s attainment (DCSF, 2008). In addition, schools would be able to structure an assessment system to make regular, accurate, and manageable assessments (DCSF, 2008). As defined ...

The common standards of English learning in the United States dictate that learners are required to read and understand complex informational and literary texts proficiently and independently. The complicated texts limit the ability of the English students to grasp details easily. The reading procedure needs high-level processing to comprehend the literature. The type of processing assumes that the pupil can direct all his or her attentional resources to the component skills. Most of the abilities are carried out automatically until a challenge arises or the resources are not found. This article conceptualizes on the reasons a passage might appear ...

Business

Unprofessional conduct Nowadays one of the major challenges facing education is the quality of education that should be determined in addition to the content and new technologies in this field, a humanistic orientation of the educational process, and the competence of teaching staff. The main categories of teachers' ethics are the pedagogical duty, freedom, responsibility, fairness, tact and honor. Development of ethics fruitfully impacts on interpersonal relationships between all the participants of the educational process: teacher and student, student - student, teacher - parent, teacher - colleagues. All this improves the moral and psychological climate in the school. Therefore, ...

English

2015 Essay Education is a broader term which encompasses many facets of life but to be more precise education is a way of learning new things, in which the knowledge, skills, values, belief systems and experiences of previous people are percolated down from one generation to the other generation through different forms like discussion, teaching, training, research or even the story telling. The true essence of education revolves around the enlightenment of a soul by letting an individual to be free from all biases. In general sense it should be able to liberate mind from prejudices of society. In ...

ABSTRACT

This paper intends to present a detailed analysis concerning the Muslim faith school in London. An attempt is made to understand the historical and socio-cultural factors impacting the issue of Muslim faith school. The various issues faced by the Muslim faith schools have been touché upon. The case for and against Muslim faith school in context of its implication of social cohesion and unity has been analysed. Muslim faith schools have been analysed in the context of various theories like liberalism, communitarian, multi-culturist and the case for and against Muslim school has been presented in this paper.

Introduction

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PART ONE

MAJOR PRINCIPLES AND IDEAS

The main key principle confer is that of zero reject, contemplating that all kids should be knowledgeable despite of the sternness of their incompetency. It also elucidate that the kid with a deficiency is necessarily acknowledged. States utilize a system called the kid find organization to trace, recognize and assess children from beginning to the age of twenty-one. This belief is vital for the baby for the reality that it guarantees a commensurate academic chance for all students, despite of the student’s detriment. Every scholar will be recognized and appraise to discover what training methods are most ...

Human beings often seek the companionship of animals and have been known to develop strong emotional bonds with them over long term interactions. Of all domesticated animals, cats and dogs are known to be the most popular pets. While cat owners and dogs owners can indulge in a never ending debate about which animal makes a better pet, cats and dogs themselves have several similarities and even more dissimilarities.

Once one goes beyond these similarities, cats and dogs are full of differences. To begin with, cats have retractable claws that allows them to stay sharp, while a dog’s claws are not retractable ...

Efficiency in education depends on many factors. These factors range from the skill of the teachers, the ability or preparedness of the learners, and the tools available for learners and educators in each classroom. Several aspects demand attention in the quest for exploring the benefits and practicalities of the use of technology in educating youngsters. Among these considerations are possibilities in technological communication in education, student’s uses of technology, technology being used as a source for better learning, technology as a tool for better assessment practices and the safety of the students using technology as they learn.

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Religious Studies: Power Issues

For two thousand years, Christians have formed themselves into groups that have controlled power and society through a variety of ways. Distributing food to the poor and arranging funerals for the dead provided Christians with a mission and with authority. Buildings churches in which to worship God served as a way to educate people, which in turn served as a way to control them. The relationship of pupil to teacher pupil is rooted Christian Scriptures. There have always been a plethora of Christian churches in the United States, and they have been an important part of forming the power structure of the country. Early ...

Introduction

It is not surprising to know that girls are better students than boys. From common knowledge, this is now a statistically proved claim in most parts of the world, including the United Kingdom. There have been numerous studies undertaken in the past few decades that have focused on this question, and nearly all the results point to the same conclusion: as far as school education is concerned, girls outperform (always have) boys. The aim of this paper is to analyze some of these studies, their methodologies, and the corresponding results, from the perspective of theories in education. Though the ...

Individualized Educational Plan (IEP)

Present level of performance Toby is a seven grade pupil whose disabilities prevent him from reading and writing on his grade level. He can perform listening comprehension on his grade level while other activities are below it. Communicative skills, motivation, general knowledge belong to his areas of strength while he still lack of social skills, attention and memory. The last evaluation was held in 05.05.2014 where he showed above average performance on the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children Revised (WISC-R). On the other side we can observe his poor performance both on the Wide Range Achievement Test (SRAT) subtests ...

Thesis topic

‘Instructor’s Name’ ‘Subject’ Will Governor Brown’s Local Control Funding Formula improve the ability of districts to meet student needs compared to the former system?

Brief Background and Aims of the Research

The current education system in California lacks transparency and is extremely complicated. All the participants, be it policymakers or parents, struggle to comprehend the current system, which offers different pupil per rate across various districts. There were many allegations that affluent schools ended up getting more per pupil rate than the other schools. To negate this inequity in the distribution of federal funds, Governor Brown in the year 2013-14 introduced the ...

The eye under study was the owl’s eyes. Owls have forward facing eyes located on the front of the face. Owls have rather large eyes in comparison to their body weights. Depending on the species, an owl’s eyes range between one and five percent of the animal’s body weight. The owl’s eyes enable it to have a binocular vision hence seeing objects in three dimensions and can hence judge distances just as humans. The view of an owl is 110 degrees with over 70 degrees allocated to the animal’s binocular vision the rest is for ...

Children must live as children; they must get affection and love and in the process, they must build their abilities and experience traumatic situations such as; be exposed to drugs and porn. We all want children to be the productive force of the nation, in spite our good thought on the well-being of children issues, there are still some places in the US where children do not live as one, especially in the inner part of Chicago city. Alex Kotlowitz in his book “There Are No Children Here” talks about the children who live in the mess violence of ...

The TV series Crime Scene Investigation has for some time been one of the viral and most watched series in the world. With its combination of both reality and fiction, much attention is gained from the viewers who criticize and at the same time big up the captivating work of executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer alongside Anthony E. Zuicker, Ann Donahue and Carol Mendelsohn. CSI is a series depicting the crimes (especially murders and kidnappings) committed in most, if not all of the cities around the continent. Moreover, it shows how these crimes are solved to find the unknown truths and ...

Penmanship is a teaching method where writing with hand involves the use of writing tools or instrument. It was the historical formal writing style of writing. The individual’s penmanship style is known as the handwriting. Cursive is also a type of writing style using hand. It is known as joint writing, script, or running writing. In cursive, the language symbol involved is written in a flowing or a conjoined manner. Its aim is to make the writing faster. The method of cursive is related with practical advantages of high speed writing(Richard, 2004). Teachers should still teach penmanship and cursive writing ...

Human perception of sounds is not only performed by an ear as a part of the body. In fact, a person hears through the organ of hearing, which has got complex structure. The ear is only a visible part of it. Auricle or pinna essentially acts as a funnel through which a person catches vibrations in the air. Coming through the auditory canal, they affect the eardrum – a thin membrane that separates the outer and middle ears. Then the eardrum vibrations are transmitted to the auditory ossicles and reach the inner ear, the main part of which is an organ called the bony ...

“The day is coming when telegraph wires will be laid on to houses just like water or gas -- and friends will converse with each other without leaving home." (Alexander Graham Bell in a letter to his father in 1876; taken from PBS.org) Alexander Graham Bell was born on March 3, 1847 in Edinburgh, Scotland and had two more brothers that both died of tuberculosis (Library of Congress), Melville James Bell, who was older than Alexander, and Edward Charles Bell, who was the youngest in the family (Bell Homestead). His father, Alexander Melville Bell, as well as his grandfather ...

Introduction

In this paper, I am going to show the effect of school quality on price of housing in the metropolitan area. In the next paragraph, I will conduct a literature review on the various factors that influence the choice of schools by parents and the value of the residential property. In the next section, I shall discuss hedonistic pricing model that can generate effects of school quality on house prices. I will analyze the data collected, explain the method of data collection and discuss the results obtained in the study. The last section is the conclusion of the study. ...

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A child was submitted to the surprises of pubertal spurts during high school. This journey encompasses from growing of a mustache, or curves, to behaving like a gentleman or a lady. All the more interesting as practically everyone in class undergoes the same process simultaneously. For instance, one student would enter the campus as a short and squeaky young boy but would finally exit it as a tall and handsome young man. Being a student at this period required coping with these significant changes while boding well with academic learning. The beginning of freshman year was a mixture of dread and ...

Executive summary:

A game can be characterized as a vivacious physical movement that, for the reasons of finding cutoff points of one's capacities, or for the sake of entertainment, delight and preoccupation, includes rivalry against oneself or an alternate or a meeting with characteristic components. Several studies show that Sports education helps people in different ways. If we talk about any age level, whether it is child age, youngsters or mature level personalities, schools and colleges provide a platform and arrange events to provide a chance to participate in different activities. As a result these types of recreational activities and events ultimately enhance the superior ...

This study attempts to show the close connection between the quality of schools and residential property values in the metropolitan area. In as much as the quality of education has been integrated into pricing models of residential property, other factors such as the close proximity to each school where the house is zoned and certain neighborhood characteristics have been found to have an impact on property house values. The closer proximity to schools has a positive value to the house prices while an increase in the distance has a negative impact. The quality of education at all levels (elementary and high ...

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Literature Review 3

Theoretical framework of child development, 4 1. Psycho Analytic theories : 4 2. Ericson’s Psychological theory; 5 3. Cognitive theory: 6 i. Sensory motor stage:. 6 ii. Pre-operational stage: 7 iii. Concrete operational stage: 7 iv. Vygotsky socio-cultural cognitive theory: 7

Parenting styles and their influence Child Care and Development 7

1. Authoritarian; 8 2. Homeisle; 8

Purpose of Study 8

Refined Research question 9 Refined Hypothesis & Variables 9 Variables and Definitions; 10 Measurements 10 Target Population, Sampling Method and Sampling frame; 11 Data Collection & Analysis Technique 12 Instrument for data analysis; 15 Potential ...

Each person has some unique talents, which distinguishes him from the next person. Such talents are evident in the manner we approach social issues or reason. In any social environment, individual interests would be observable from the move or like or dislike that one would display in the course of interacting with the environment. In most instances, people tend to identify their unique capabilities at childhood stage. During this period, one can interact with the environment by demonstrating a trait in a given direction. In my childhood, I was able to identify my oratory skills after engaging in numerous debates ...

Introduction

The research paper is about the opinions of 13-15 year old children who are pupils in a special school for children with difficulties in learning in the city of London Brahm, 1997). The paper is written by Brahm Norwich of the department of Psychology and Special Needs Group in the Institute of Education, London University. His address is 25 Woburn Square, London WC1H 0AA, UK. The paper takes into account the children’s views on integration and special schoolings, whether they had had tension in their opinions about special schooling relative to any stigma, perceptions about continuity of self, change ...

Explication of the text

De Anima II (1) is arguably one of Aristotle’s most renowned explanations of philosophical thought. Aristotle’s explanations of form and substance are arguably amongst the most potent solutions to the body-mind problem. According to Aristotle, a student of Plato, the body and the soul are not one and the same thing. On the contrary, the body and the soul are independent of one another, and the combination of the two makes up an animal. What Aristotle says is that the body is the subject matter, while the soul is the essence. The soul is what makes a body be ...

Reading

Reflection of Childhood Literacy Experience In deed, everyone who undergoes formal education has to pursue it systematically. Meaning, they pass through the kindergarten, then elementary, high school then proceed to the university. As an educated person, I am one of the people who were privileged to pass through the hands of well trained teachers. I categorically remember exactly what happened during my childhood. Of course, it one of the most interesting times in my school life. Having been committed to their work, my teachers dedicated their time to offer us the best services we deserved at the time. ...

The technique of low coherence reflectometry has been extended to tomographic imaging in the systems of the biological. The light from the coherence property which is reflected from the retina provides the required information from the reflective boundaries of the delay on the time-of-flight. This delayed information helps in determining the longitudinal site location of the reflection. This is achieved by the use of OCT system’s scans providing the location of the reflected site map in a two-dimension. It uses a mode that operates in the analogous which is then converted to ultrasonic pulse-echo imaging . The resolution of the ...

Budget Analysis

This paper analyzes the most recent budget request of the state of California. The state is approximately 158,706 square miles, and it is the 3rd largest state by size. The highest level of population recorded was 37,396,000 by the department of finance. It is nicknamed the Golden state. The current Governor holding office is Edmund G. Brown Jr. The California budget is carried out through a year long process. The Department of Finance is responsible for the preparation, explanation and administration of the state annual financial plan. The Governor then submits the budget request in January to ...

Essay, MLA

Philosophy – Three Essays 1. Identify ONE of the following philosophers' ideological orientations as either Apollonian or Dionysian: Rene Descartes or John Locke. Provide a brief argument justifying your identification. (700 words, Works Cited, Double Spacing, 12 points) 2. Does John Stuart Mill's Utilitarian Ethics have as its epistemological basis Rationalism or Empiricism? Why? (700 words, Works Cited, Double Spacing, 12 points) John Stuart Mill’s (1806-1873) Utilitarian Ethics has as its epistemological basis the radical, interpretative empiricism where all knowledge comes from experience. He argued that mathematical statements, for instance, express mere probabilities on account of their ...

Cognitive development occurs at childhood and is about a child being able to develop or construct a mental model of the world. - Schema: -The child has been seeing faces in the house and has built a form of representation for anything similar to a face. - Sight: -the image in the toy is reflected to the iris, then to the pupil. After going through the pupil the light is focused by the lens and then follows the visual axis to the macula. The light from the pupil forms an image on the Macula. - Recognition: - the toy on ...

They worshiped the perfect physic. They achieved the highest pinnacle of architecture and set a standard that people are still following today. They perfected the portrayal of the human figure. Even in their politics they tried for perfection. Yes, the Greeks were idealists. They had a general ideal: an ideal of perfect balance, harmony, and order to create the perfect lifestyle and the perfect art forms. How did the ancient Greeks seek after perfection in all aspects of their civilization? Did they achieve their lofty goals? The Ancient Greeks had a general ideal: an ideal of perfect balance , harmony, and order ...

Evaluative critique, construction and reflection on guidance approaches

Introduction Learning and development of the child is dependent on the environmental exposure that the child is exposed to. This means that the childhood experiences, corrections and directions given to the child count a lot in shaping the character and behavior of the child. This paper attempts to evaluate the child behavioral management approaches adopted by a teacher in managing the learners. The paper adopts a bias towards a critique of the counseling approaches used by the teacher and recommends new and better ways of managing the child’s behavior. This done through advancing an argument based on the child learning and ...

Essay 1

One great American historian Werner Sombart, 1906, once referred to America as in the Canaan of capitalism, implying that America was meant to offer the European capitalists the “Promised Land” and this they in deed found once they got to America. Capitalism led to the rise of owners and non owners of the means of investments, an investor would set up a manufacturing company and the non owners would then be used as sources of labor and this led to class development in the early (America Lichtenstein, Nelson. 2005).

Some of the main characteristics of a capitalist economy include the existence ...

Plato and Aristotle enlightened the whole world through their ideas. Both of them were great philosophers and pupil of great teachers, Plato was pupil of Socrates however Aristotle was pupil of Plato. Both the philosophers had their own ideas about the life and the world and there were similarities as well as contradictions in the views of these philosophers. This paper discusses the views of Plato and Aristotle and further examines similarities and differences in the views of both of the philosophers. Plato is known as idealist and believed in four basic concepts. These concepts include concept of ...

Should government impose restrictions on what kinds of foods

can be served in school cafeterias?

There are many reasons and justifications which support the government restrictions on the types of food being served in school cafeterias. The major reason is about the promotion of children’s health. Second, it is all about fighting obesity. Third, this is also about fighting the rampant commercialism in food advertisements. Other reasons include parental consent, among others.

This paper explores the various reasons why the government must impose restrictions on the foods served in their schools’cafeterias. It gives full support and justification to the various policies and regulation being implemented by ...

How does input influence second language learning

Introduction

Input in learning refers to anything that the students are exposed to and may be expected to form some kinds or reactions which can be conscious or subconscious. Input can also be used to refer to anything that can activate the sensory system. There are two types of inputs that are discussed in this chapter. They are very important when a person wants to learn a second language. We are going to base our study on this chapter and the way inputs can aid the learning of the second language. There is need to have a distinction between linguistic and non-linguistic ...

A Community thrives and blossoms, if it has a good education system. The quality of education in any country is always dictated by, the expertise that implements the curriculum. A properly trained teacher should be able to understand the individual differences of his/her learners in order, to cater for each pupil’s special needs. Every class has got a variety of learners, who need special methods of instruction for them to understand. A standard class is composed of normal learners, but within normal, class there’s, quite a number of outstanding learners. These are learners who deviate from the normal or average ...