Essays On Teacher

As a rather recent alumnus of secondary schooling, I can vividly recall the frustration I incurred sitting in a classroom being “spoon-fed” information, knowing the minute the bell rang, most of the information that was being forced into my brain would be left in the classroom. I have always felt that, for the most part, […]

Assessments are an integral part of an educator’s career in actively facilitating the needed objectives in the classroom. It gives them the capability to measure and gauge the capability of students to acquire information and respond to the contents of the subject given. Seeing this, the facilitation of alternative methods can indeed take place in […]

Teachers are responsible for shaping the minds of young individuals who will become future leaders and shape the destiny of the world and their country. It is their critical duty to ensure that children receive comprehensive education, despite instances of deviance and lack of literacy within communities. There is increasing concern over who should be […]

Since many years coeducation was considered the best form of education. Thanks to Sax and some of the dedicated educationists, there has been a shift in this commonly accepted educational norm. Now there is enough evidence in the form of high profile studies and researches that point towards the benefits of single sex education. These […]

Education nowadays is crucial for individuals to stay connected with the ever-evolving knowledge, making leadership in education essential for social development in today’s era. As a result of my exposure to diverse cultural environments, I have developed a keen interest in educational leadership. This is driven by my desire to positively impact large groups of […]

To make Number based Mathematics meaningful, it is important to bring the subject to life and empower learners to take responsibility for their own learning. Instead of simply “teaching” mathematics, modern teachers should facilitate the learning process and allow each student to assimilate concepts in their own unique way. Michael Ymer, a seasoned Mathematics teacher […]

Some people might consider schools to be safe. Some people think that teachers are guardians –watchful protectors– that would let no harm come to any individual. Children are kept off the streets, out of trouble and far from experimentation and curiosity’s grasp when they attend school instead of wandering about the streets aimlessly. The cruel […]

Moving into a new world or changing and adapting into a new environment can bring forward positive or negative changes into an individuals life. Some of these changes result from new discoveries been adapted or simply by meet new people and adapting their way of life. There fore change been to make a radical difference […]

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. […]

Good morning/afternoon Mrs. ramcharan and my fellow class mates my topic for current issues is on educators that errThe reason why I have chosen this topic is because in our very own country we have this issue and many other countries also have these issues but they have and are finding ways to deal with […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 Learning Resources Center (LRC) of PCC is considered to have excellent facilities that are easily managed, with a wide variety of books and references available, including a display of theses. Moreover, the LRC also features an Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) that allows for the convenient location and retrieval of necessary books. The OPAC […]

Early Childhood Teachers often times don’t get the recognition and respect for educating children. It is important for students to become advocates for the teaching profession, so they get the recognition and respect they deserve. Many states and the Federal Government recognize the importance of having good, quality teachers by setting standards and competencies for […]

Let’s start by extending our warm wishes to all our dear teachers on this special occasion of Teacher’s Day. Do you know the significance behind celebrating Teacher’s Day in India on September 5th? It is in remembrance of a remarkable teacher, Dr. S. Radha Krishnan stated that teachers have a significant impact on the lives […]

This database has been created for The Connaught School, located in Aldershot, Hampshire. Its purpose is to serve all staff members by containing GCSE scores from the 2007 exams along with a compilation of subject and personal information. The school was formerly called Heron Wood and has been in operation for over thirty years. The […]

For a duration of fifteen weeks, I took part in ‘Oakwood East Sussex School’ located near Hampden Park in Eastbourne that provides pre-school and primary education. My focus was on observing and interacting with students aged 6 to 8 years in years 2 and 3. Additionally, I observed the interactions among personnel members, parents, and […]

Hardly’s short story takes place in rural England while Allende’s story is set in South America, both contributing to the believability of the tales. Hardy and Allende approach captivating their readers differently. Hardy provides detailed descriptions of the setting and brings everything together at the end while Allende delivers a shock and uses flashbacks to […]

Education provides us with academic knowledge and social skills. The formal academic education we receive gives us the qualifications necessary to prepare us for our working lives and integration into society. Industrialisation changed societies view on education, it realised for Britain to succeed in economy it had to have an educated work force. Sociologists use […]