Essays About Education

Students are likely to encounter many types of complications while attending college. Balancing school and work, paying for tuition, and partying are serious issues students face each semester. “Drinking Deaths Draw Attention to old Campus Problem” by Mindy Sink and “Earning and Learning: Are Students Working too Much? ” by Martin Kramer, both have excellent […]

The construction of a fundamental understanding of numeration and place value concepts forms the foundation for all additional branches of mathematics (Booker, et al. , 2010). Computational processes and patterns of thinking require a clear understanding of these concepts, as they underpin the learning and use of mathematics (Booker et al. , 2010). Developing mathematical […]

Open distance learning is an idea of education system where separation between teachers and learners by space and/or time according to (Prospectus, 2011). The flexible aspect of open distance learning sense that there are no time and location constraints for learners. This means, learners can easily access for learning environment. The objective for open distance […]

Schools across the United States are forced to give their students standardized tests. Standardized tests are multiple choice tests based on a list of state standards that a teacher is required to teach. The state makes schools give these tests to measure student achievement. In most schools, these tests go toward a big percentage of […]

During my primary education, I had the pleasure of being taught by a number of outstanding educators who made a lasting impact on me. However, one particular teacher named Ms. Lu holds a special place in my heart as my favorite educator whom I often think about with great affection. As our class teacher, Ms. […]

Bottom-up theories hypothesize that learning to read progresses from children learning the parts of language (letters) to understanding whole text (meaning). Much like solving a jigsaw puzzle, bottom-up models of the reading process say that the reading puzzle is solved by beginning with an examination of each piece of the puzzle and then putting pieces […]

Success can be a rather abstract term and it can mean very different things to different people. The dictionary’s definition of “success” is the achievement of something desired, planned, or attempted. It is something that everybody wants. For some, “success” means having a lot of money, fame and power, but for some, success does not […]

In the early 1970s, business schools began providing entrepreneurship programs. The University of Southern California was the pioneer in 1971, introducing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) program in entrepreneurship. The following year, they also established an undergraduate concentration in entrepreneurship. From that point forward, entrepreneurship education has gained significance and is now an essential […]

Computers play a significant role in various everyday activities, including managing processes in an industrial workplace through the use of computerization as a control system. Computerization brings about a reduction in human errors and processing time, leading to increased productivity and the production of high-quality products. In the field of Information Systems, computerization focuses on […]

Professor #1 began her internship at Frank’s Char Broiler. Her role as a cashier involved entering the total amount and determining the change for customers, which marked the start of her professional journey in technology. In high school, she took a class called ROP, whose meaning remains unknown to her till now. This class aimed […]

In this advanced world, education is an aspect, which has been stressed on more and more. From the moment an individual is sent to school to acquire knowledge, he or she will spend many years learning. This complicated process of acquiring knowledge in various fields is a time-consuming and arduous task. Therefore, the label ‘a […]

The clinical supervision model for conducting observations has been used in the education field for decades. Clinical supervision involves a teacher receiving information from an administrator, colleague, peer coach, or mentor, who has observed the teacher’s performance and who serves as both a mirror and a sounding board to aid the teacher in critical examination […]

Religion is one of the most debated topics in all of history. For thousands of years religious traditions have developed, and over time have created critical issues in their studies. Whether it is Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, or New Age religions- all World Religions have many traditions in common. This paper will be talking about […]

In this article “University wars: The corporate administration vs. The vocation of learning”, John McMurtry argues that to provide these of us who reads the CCPA magazine, and the author raised a problem university, which is “internal assault on academic freedom”(2009, p. 191) He means there are not some universities to promote learning or spread […]

“Lean on Me” is a biographical-drama movie from 1989, directed by John G. Avildsen who also directed “Karate Kid”. The film stars Morgan Freeman as Joe Clark, a real-life high school principal in Paterson, New Jersey and loosely tells the story of his struggles with improving student test scores to avoid the threat of state […]

The Lord is My Shepherd School of Manila was established in the late 2000s as a learning center, offering Nursery, Kindergarten 1, and Kindergarten 2 levels. Over time, the school added three levels annually, leading to a continuous growth in enrollment. Simultaneously, the number of parents who are pleased with the school’s location, facilities, and […]

The 86th Indian Constitutional Amendment Act of 2002 was a significant milestone as it acknowledged elementary education as a Fundamental Right for every child in India. However, despite this accomplishment, the country still confronts the daunting fact that UNDP (2009) reports 304 million individuals cannot read or write, indicating that recognizing rights alone will not […]

In organizational behavior and industrial and organizational psychology, organizational commitment is the individual’s psychological attachment to the organization. The basis behind many of these studies was to find ways to improve how workers feel about their jobs so that these workers would become more committed to their organizations. Organizational commitment predicts work variables such as […]

In the article, “What Is College For? (Part 2)” written by Gary Gutting we see a description of his ideal vision to improve education and the intellectual culture of our citizens. Mr. Gutting emphasizes that preparing students for employment should be the job of the elementary, middle and high school rather than college. He argues […]

The widespread utilization of electronic gadgets such as cell phones and computers, social networking platforms, websites, emails, and other technological advancements demonstrate the omnipresence of Information Technology in modern society. This shift represents a significant departure from conventional manual processes and physical exertion towards an electronic and computerized age. The advancement of technology has accelerated […]

This is an in depth look at four events in history that shaped our educational system in America. There are many key educators and events that helped evolve the concepts of learning today. As I looked back through the timeline of significant people that took a stand and events that occurred it made me realize […]

What do you think of when you hear “classroom” pet? A dog? A hamster? What about fish? Imagine your self in class, bored out of you mind, daydreaming about having a classroom pet. Well, now you can have a classroom pet that students and, even teachers will love, and that is, fish. Convince your teachers […]