Category: Education

Table of Contents Introduction Emergence of Rigor and Relevance in Education Meaning of Rigor and Relevance in Education to the Teacher Education Theory of Rigor/Relevance Conclusion Works Cited: Introduction Today academic excellence finds a different definition from the changing nature of technology, increase of competition and scenery of employment environment in the global market. Educators…

Table of Contents Introduction The Process of Guided Reading Literature Review Different Levels of Reading Instruction Conclusions and Recommendations References Introduction The purpose of the research paper will be to investigate the different theoretical frameworks and research that exists on guided reading programs and how this new practice of learning is important in early education.…

After the analysis of student course evaluations at Green Valley Community College has shown an unfortunate trend of a slight decrease in dropout rates and students complaints referred mainly to the absence of technology in the classroom activities, the educators were involved into the profession development sessions for enhancing their awareness of the possible methods…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Participation in terms of enrolment and involvement ABE funding shortage in B. C. Conclusion References Abstract The following paper is devoted to the issue of the Adult Basic Education (ABE) fund decrease in British Columbia. The paper argues that the shortages of ABE funding are unjustified: funding decrease, together with…

Table of Contents Introduction Adult Education ABE Shortage of Funding Significance of the Course Conclusion Introduction The topics that were discussed in the course were actual, and thus, I find it interesting to comment what I have learned and how this information will help me to change perspective, how it is related to my experience,…

Table of Contents Introduction Googling vs. Offline Brainstorming: Benefits Offline Brainstorming vs. Googling: Benefits Conclusion Works Cited Introduction One of the major developments in the 21st Century has to do with information and communication technology (herein referred to as ICT). Computers, mobile phones and such other features of ICT have become indispensable aspects of the…

The chapter of Michael Meyer’s “The Compact Bedfort Introduction to Literature: Reading, Thinking, Writing” discusses the bibliographical strategies. This critical strategy for reading lies in juxtaposing the content of the work of literature with the biographical data about its author. As a result, bibliographical strategy allows the reader getting a deeper understanding of the work.…

Table of Contents Introduction to Standards Based Assessment Curriculum need for Science Students Staff Development for Effective Science Instruction References Introduction to Standards Based Assessment A standard has been defined as a degree of quality or achievement, especially a level that is perceived to be acceptable. The main purpose of the standard is its ability…

Table of Contents Problem: Relativism Goal: Full Human Being Means: Diverse Curriculum/Pedagogical Technique Conclusion Allan Bloom presented his book The Closing of the American Mind, providing his readers with an opportunity to acknowledge changes in higher education. The author states that it does not facilitate democracy as it used to and it is adversely affected…

Table of Contents Introduction Summary of a formal qualitative research interview Advantages and disadvantages of a formal qualitative research interview The process of conducting an interview Conclusion Reference List Introduction The analysis of the student course evaluation and the students’ complaints concerning the lack of technology in the classroom and their disconnection from the curriculum…