Category: Education

Table of Contents Planning a program of physical development Analysis of chronic and infectious diseases Nutrition and Physical Fitness Worksheet References Personal exercise habits are particularly vital for body physical and mental functioning. Lack of exercise in addition to bad eating habits basically ruins one’s health and fitness. Motivation, money and time are some of…

When considering educational theories, it is important to consider the source of the theories and the intent of education right from the time of conception. According to the Greek history, education started as a concept of thought. The concept was composed of philosophy, history and basic arithmetic. It therefore indicates that education is a component…

Table of Contents Aim and Arguments Methods Results Implications and Limitations Aim and Arguments The article by Arena and Schwartz describes the results of an experiment to combine traditional instruction and video games in the field of teaching statistics. The aim of the experiment was to infer if students who played a specially designed digital…

Table of Contents Numeracy Recovery and the Componential Approach to Arithmetic Catch Up Numeracy Implications and Constraints for the Catch up Numeracy Program References Numeracy Recovery and the Componential Approach to Arithmetic Dyscalculia is a violation in which a person has an inability to count and solve some or all the problems requiring arithmetic. This…

Verbal learning is the use of words or the process of speaking to express ones ideas or thoughts. It also entails learner’s acquiring and retaining ability of verbal information. In other words, verbal learning is said to be memorization due to day-to-day demands on use of acquired verbal information. According to Tulving and Madigan, the…

Table of Contents Introduction Mobile Learning Devices Mobile Learning in Classrooms Environmental Awareness Teachers Too Can Be Learners Using QR Codes and Mobile Dictionaries in English Lesson Conclusion References Introduction Mobile learning, also called m-learning, can be described as the learning that involves mobile technology. This learning does not require one to be in a…

The purposes of an educational coordinator and a technology manager in a school setting include the provision of pedagogical instructional, and delivery support (Frazier & Hearrington, 2017). Since the person in question is often the main carrier of information, it falls upon them to instruct the teaching staff in the proper use of technology in…

An essay refers to the systematic presentation of ideas that describe the process of performing a task or explaining the process by which a system works. An essay may be explanatory in which case it explains the steps in performing a task; it can also be expository or narrative. The main aim of writing an…

The achievement of effective communication and collaboration has been a challenge in learning and personal spectrum. However, an application of learning styles such as bodily kinesthetic, intrapersonal and naturalistic remain effective in the realization of this objective. Bodily-kinesthetic involves the capacity to skilfully handle objects and remain in touch with the body. To achieve effective…

The term twice-exceptional, often abbreviated as 2e, entered the lexicon of researchers and practitioners in the field of education in the mid-1990s. The expression refers to children who are special in two different ways: they demonstrate outstanding intelligence and solid performance in school but have a learning issue of a sort. This co-occurrence of academic…