WTF WTF Katrina Angela Macapagal English 10 10 April 2013 No k in their K-12 Studying in a public elementary school and one of the largest public high schools in Mindanao, I have been immersed in a population of students from different walks of life after kindergarten. Yes, different walks of life. There were kids from extremely rich families and then there were the children […]

The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act or Right to Education Act (RTE), which was passed by the  on 4 August 2009, describes the modalities of the importance of free and compulsory education for children between 6 and 14 in  under Article 21A of the . India became one of 135 countries to make  of every child when the act came into force on 1 April 2010. History […]

Joey Goodstudent English 101, Section Causal Argument Essay February 16, 2009 The Real Cost of Education It was David Henry Thoreau who said, “The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it. ” He graduated from Harvard in 1837, but not with a diploma. He explains, “they have been foolish enough to put at the end of all this earnest the […]

The test statistic result obtained in this present study is comparable to many other studies reiterating the fact that educational attainment and self-protection at work are strongly dependent on the subsector of goldminers (Armah et al., 2016b; Bansah, Yalley, Duamkor-Dupey, & Barnes-Sakyi-Addo, 2016a; Nieuwenhuijsen, Bruinvels, & Frings-Dresen, 2010; Pejtersen & Kristensen, 2009; Rugulies, 2012; Ross & Wu, 1995). According to Bansah et al. (2016a), the […]

In the history of the contemporary United States, there has been no issue that has touched off more debate than the issue of discrimination based on the skin color of an individual. The fact that one skin color is superior to another has been the topic of many a political, social and at one point military struggle in the chronology of the United States. In […]

Chapter 2: Historical Overview of Secondary Education in Dominica The Negro Education Grant (NEG) and the Problem of Establishing Popular Education From 1834, the year of emancipation of slaves in Dominica and the other British West Indian colonies to 1845, the popular education that was existent was really religious education. The concept of a state system of education in the West Indies emerged in Britain […]

What is the value of a dissertation in education? You are not the first person who is preoccupied with this question. As a rule, the value of a dissertation in education is questioned by those who have to write dissertations. So, are you not sure that your dissertation will be of any contribution in education? Learn why you are wrong. People have argued much about […]

10 A HISTORY OF THE AECT’S DEFINITIONS OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Alan Januszewski h e State University of New York at Potsdam Kay A. Persichitte University of Wyoming Introduction The purpose of this chapter is to provide a historical context for the current dei nition of educational technology. We will do this in several stages. First, we will review the primary purposes and considerations for dei […]

Reflection empowers us to develop and make sense of all the great (and not so great) learning and working experiences we have been through. Discuss ways in which you will use reflective activities to determine your strengths and weaknesses to help you grow in your field.

From your reading of Chapter 9 in Teaching and Learning Through Reflective Practice, list the three most important points regarding the value of thinking again about strengths-based reflective practice. Discuss how you will apply these in your own career.