Quantitative experimental studies limited only to the question sentence can be used to integrate the wireless laptop at the public school curriculum (Moore, 2009) in the rural southeastern state Georgia. The research question in this study focuses on some of the reasons the teacher often does not use the wireless laptop. As many teachers think their pedagogy is strongly observing and asking if their education is sufficient for teaching wireless laptops effectively, their available technology is unused It continues to be a resource. Carefully consider these research on classroom technology carefully. What do they actually learn? They show what happens when the laptop is allowed to enter an unsigned course. Most classroom methods have not changed for a long time. For time travelers of the 19th century, this teaching method can be easily distinguished. Students take notes on paper. The pace of the class allowed them to do so. Of course the design is not a hypothesis that everyone is connected to the Internet, so you can interact differently in the classroom. So now we put an electronic notebook on this combination. Are we surprised that pedagogy for writing optimization does not work for different memo taking techniques? I am different. "Education" and these two concepts are different "technologies" ... Sometimes they believe that the use of technology in the classroom is irrelevant, a simple "out" for many educators "Can be provided. If that is related to "education" rather than "technique", why should I use it? ...... Sometimes in a statement, "This is not about technology, but about education," ... ... you listen to the roar of approval, then we continue our cheerful way, It has not changed for many students. - The use of George Couros in technology at school is sometimes familiar Double edged sword, George Kuluo Si, Scott McCloud, Mary Jane and Eric Farris, New Zea contradictoryly involved I respect I mentioned some of the well trained EdTech supporters. When we insist that we are a school desire to see the depth of learning, not the technology we are used to, the opportunity to ignore the best choice for an unknown teacher to students You can provide. Before discussing how teachers and changes in the role of teaching methods will integrate technology into the classroom, firstly "technology integration" means what really matters and needs to be decided. Seamless integration means that students can use various tools daily to use the technology and adapt to the work at hand and they not only provide the opportunity to understand the contents deeply is. But, how do we define the technology integration also depends on the access to technology to the kind of available technology and use the technology. For example, the only classroom interactive whiteboard and computer, the teacher can still learn center, focus on teachers, students do not necessarily integrate the needs needs of students. Still, there is a way to implement an interactive whiteboard that makes them a tool for students.

Broadly speaking, the social foundation of education requires school and social beliefs and values, school and social political economics, and school culture. Every day, some degree of social power affects educational policies such as government, religion, family, and economy. Each of these social structures interact with each other, causing many conflicts in "democratic education". Due to the establishment of certain laws and regulations, the social base of education does not meet the standards of democratic education. Brazilian educators and critical educational philosopher Paul Freirele collectively and critically examines everyday experience "collective education" and recognizes organizing and recognition of sports construction to be a minimum benefit Definition as an educational method to raise. Inequality against political vision "This philosophy encourages all participants to teach and learn from each other while critically reflecting their community problems. As Nellis said, "Popular education is a practical space for our social solidarity, dialogue and contemplation, using modern technology to create the history of our ancestors." Knowledge generated by collaboration in the environment Critical theorists widely regard Paul Freire as the first application of important theories in education / education. They believe that his most famous work, "Education of oppression" is an epoch - making text and is now known as philosophy and social movements of critical education. Regarding the history of critical theory in education, see Isaac Gottesman (2016), an important transformation in education: from Marxist critiques to constructivism, to critical racial theory (New York: Routledge). Critical pedagogy is "Educational movements led by passion and principle to help students develop a feeling of freedom, understand dictatorship tendencies, link knowledge and power, and take constructive actions "is. Learn from extreme democracy, anarchism, feminism, movement of other social justice. The teaching method of Montessori comes from the fact that Dr. Maria Montessori discovered what he called "child's true normal character" in 1907. Freedom in the environment of material production - guidelines for learning activities This method itself aims to reproduce this experimental observation and to achieve, maintain and support the real natural way of living for children.

Description of journal information: MELUS, first published in 1974, features peer reviewed articles, interviews and reviews, including past and present multi-ethnic range of American literature. The majority of the questions are organized by topic to better understand the subject, criticism, and theory in the overall picture of American literature that MELUS wishes to present. Melas is published by the American Multinational Literary Research Association for use by members and subscribing organizations. Journals are non-profit publications funded solely by community members, library subscriptions, and funds from Patrons. The editorial department is supported by the University of Connecticut. Movement wall: 3 years (What is a moving wall?) "Mobile Wall" represents the period between the latest issue available in JSTOR and the latest journal. The moving wall is usually expressed in terms of age. In rare cases, since the issuer selected the "zero" mobile wall, the current problem will be made public on JSTOR as soon as it is issued. For example, if the current year is 2008 and the journal has a 5 year moving frame, you can get the 2002 article. Multicultural Instruction Method Most research literature and training is still based on traditional models designed and taught by European American experts and educators for European American audiences (Rodriguez & Roberts, 1999; Warren, 1999). For multicultural problems, the relationship with gender in literature is not that important (Warren, 1999; Roberts, 1996). In recent years, outdoor education has made progress in addressing multicultural issues, but few researchers and practitioners transcend the fundamental understanding of culturally comprehensive needs. Permitting outdoor educators to rebuild the basic concepts, theories and practices of outdoor education with various cultural elements will result in deeper comprehensiveness (Ewert, 1996). When I became my 50s, I wrote the colonization process, started publishing and teaching. In the university course, through innovative teaching methods of Paul Flair, I taught an extreme version of multicultural education and taught me to cancel Caucasian privilege. When one of my students said: This course saved me a lot of money, I will pay the therapist to treat depression, I began to understand the power of this process! After leaving the organized religion, I realized that myself was fascinated by poetry, indigenous literature, and images of former colonial Babalan (medical personnel) in the Philippines. Inspired by the history of Barbalan, I began to immerse himself in the history of the Philippines and the cultures of other indigenous peoples. I began to fight the development paradigm as I began to relax control of modernity, progress, and civilized stories through long-term historical images to understand the resistance and resilience of indigenous culture .

Main work of critique pedagogy: Joe L. Kincheloe wrote 16 papers in 20 years. There, Kincheloe inspired many educators through a sharp analysis of education. Kincheloe is a prolific writer and writer who has written numerous books and chapters, as well as journal articles. Among his short career of his unhappy death, Quincherau led this approach in research and pedagogy that combined various methods including school education, cultural research, research synthesis, kindergarten, and Christianity. And capitalism. Among these works, Quincherau uses accessible and elegant words to capture the emotional and academic way he interacts with the world. His writing constantly reviews social life from the point of view of participants, but they are often treated strictly because of alienation. The article of this book is chosen to include Kincheloe's impressive educational background and attention to the need for educators to take an important position in developing education to recreate disadvantages. The theoretical framework included in this work includes critical education, research, interpretation, phenomenology, cultural research, and postformal ideas. The main work of critique pedagogy is a comprehensive introduction to the academic contribution of the most important educational researchers in our time. The selected chapter and the related academic review articles are about researchers, educators, educated students, and how policies and practices for creating privilege and disadvantage form education and social life Reference resource for all people who are more interested in learning How to hide An important perspective to make these studies permeate is to think and think about the world and to construct other ways of researchers, teacher educators, policy planning You can use it as a framework to analyze participation in education for people, students, parents, and the community as a whole. It is the scholar / teacher who is very familiar with this unique scholar's work, theory and epistemology, to answer each Kincheloe chapter. My findings are related to the definition of Critical Pedagogy which suggests the need to investigate the overall goals of Critical Pedagogy. According to my research, the need for critical pedagogy is to better explain and disseminate its social justice orientation and constructivism orientation. Critical educational practice is done to make educators aware that the need to focus on political, social and economic factors that leads beyond a series of educational technologies and people to be left out of society in the first place There may still be a need. Macedo, 1994). This is especially true when the purpose of critical educational practices is to use education as a tool to achieve a more socially fair world (Kanpol, 1999; Keesing-Styles, 2003; Kincheloe , 2004). Main work of critique pedagogy: Joe L. Kincheloe wrote 16 papers in 20 years. There, Kincheloe inspired many educators through a sharp analysis of education. Kincheloe is a prolific writer and writer who has written numerous books and chapters, as well as journal articles. Among his short career of his unhappy death, Quincherau led this approach in research and pedagogy that combined various methods including school education, cultural research, research synthesis, kindergarten, and Christianity. And capitalism. Among these works, Quincherau uses accessible and elegant words to capture the emotional and academic way he interacts with the world. His writing constantly reviews social life from the point of view of participants, but they are often treated strictly because of alienation.

The process of proceeding in a more fair and humanitarian direction and creating it needs to start with education. However, it seems necessary to establish various government systems all over the world to make a future just. If there is only one system, anyone who thinks that you do not want to choose your own system may start to feel lack of consistency or actually be oppressed. Furthermore, since the way of thinking about "justice" and "justice" is different, it can not be combined into one system. Paul Flyer 's "Repressed Reflection Education" introduced "The Brazil Paul Paul Flyer" in 1968, and outlines it. The book soon began dialogue among educators, students, policy makers, administrators, scholars and community activists. It is the world. Freire's suppressed education has been translated into multiple languages ​​and banned in many countries. In his book "Education of oppression", Freudle discusses problems in education and suggests solutions to problems. Many Americans have views. This progress in higher education affected the refinement of the theory of education and oppression in the work of Paul Freire and his repressive education. In his work, Flair is a great equalizer of education and regards oppressed people as "a means of releasing themselves and oppressors" (Freire 44). However, with the current educational system in the United States, economics can be established. Paul Freire, the father of contemporary liberation education, wrote that "education as oppressed education stimulates students' complaints, their ideological intentions (usually not recognized by educators)" . "As Henry Giroux of McMaster University explained to Freire," education is a political and ethical practice that provides knowledge, skills and social relationships that allow students to explore their own citizens. What expands the possibilities of expanding and deepening their commitment to participate in substantive democracy ... Culture requires more than just study and skills you have learned.

Dilemma: Open or closed education teachers influence the quantity, quality and overall enjoyment of educational experience through lifelong effect. Due to their influence, the classroom, the current life, even the future has become thinner. In the classroom, they shape and guide young people to pursue the truth and their voice in the world. But their influence did not stay on the classroom door. In fact, teachers have a great impact on morality, creativity and even politics. It was in my heart that I entered the column of Robin DeRosa's composite education. Professor DeRosa's work focuses on the research and use of Open Educational Resources (OER) and is a special researcher at the Summer of Digital Education Laboratory. At first glance, this reading seems to be a preschool conversation away from the sandbox. Ironically, the basic questions about how to build a dialogue to expand participation and deepen understanding are very similar. While Jennings is addressing the cognitive, social and emotional needs of students in the classroom environment, DeRosa contemplates the specific challenge of finding truly open academic scholarships: An important feature of "dialogue" is its openness, enabling unexpected revelations and destinations. Pedagogy as a dialogue requires a reflexive and open approach to learning so that learning can be shared in a conversation ... to strengthen a caring relationship in the classroom. They continue to say that there is internal and external dialogue in the learning process. To convey meaning through verbal dialogue, external conversation "brings in thought." "Dialogue is more metacognitive (taking into account your thinking)" Students start learning their own learning by looking back at their progress or by thinking about how to understand themselves. "

Axis Francis' aesthetic education abstract: Despite his antidiscritism, Assisi's Francis is an effective teacher deliberately depicting the virtues of life in his own way of life. In the sense of the Hebrew prophet, Socrates or Gandhi are teachers and he is a teacher. He is a performance artist and teaches his theater. His life is not always a role model for his followers; sometimes it is a dramatic lesson meaning that it is imitated rather than being shown. Francis of St. Francis of Assisi was born in Assimi of Umbria in the early 1980s. His name is Pietro Bernadone, a very wealthy cloth merchant. His baptized name was Giovanni, but it was changed to Francesco. Although he did not show much interest, Francis received a considerable amount of school education as a child. He grew up being spoiled, so he did not want to join his father's job. He is tall, handsome, wears a coat and is very famous for the people of Assisi. - Francisco of Assisi lived about 800 years ago. He was born in Assisi, Italy in 1182. He is the wealthy businessman, Bernadone's son of Piero. He seems to have received education, traced the footsteps of his father and became a wealthy businessman. In 1201 he joined the attack on Perugia, became a hostage and was captured there for one year. After the release, Francisco joined the army, but his illness prevented him from completing his time. Born in Assisi, Spain in Italy, around 1181, St. Francis of Assisi was respected today, but began life as a resolved sinner. His father was a wealthy cloth merchant with farmland around Assisi and his mother was a beautiful woman of French. Francis was not missing when he was young; he was spoiled and caught up with food, wine and wild celebrations. At the age of 14, he graduated from school and became a rebellious teenager. I regularly drank, attended the party and broke the curfew of the city. He is also known for his charm and vanity. St. Francis of Assisi (1182-10 / 4/1226) was born in a wealthy family in Assisi, Italy, he is the son of wealthy businessman Pietro di Bernardone. Francis had little formal education while he was growing up. As a teenager, he is popular, attractive, attractive, and spends most of his time; enjoying a practical joke is the main source of entertainment for parties. Francisco grew up with luxury and joy. - The background of St. Francis of Assisi was born in Assisi in 1181. The real name is Giovanni (John) Bernardone, but it is nicknamed Francis (French). My father is a wealthy cloth seller. Being a young man is Playboy - Forming a band and playing an early version of the guitar. His generosity is also well known - one day, he worked at the father's booth in the market and handed over all his income to begging. Military glory dream - join the army and spend a year as a prisoner. I became very sick later.

In the world of education, the theme of critical education is introduced to many people. Before people can discuss critical education, they must understand its meaning. Many people know that critical education is a study of educational oppression. Gender, race, sex, culture, and other social factors that affect education. Many people know how critical education teaches and learns. An example of critical pedagogy is the reason why students can answer questions and answer questions freely by themselves. The purpose of this paper is to clarify the relationship between "book of empirical education" and book "use of innovation of background investigation: community-based childcare service". Flair (1970) distinguishes oppression from oppressors. Lack of knowledge, consciousness and awareness of objective reality make up suppressed men and uniforms. - The educational system in the United States has long been a source of disagreement in the United States. Indeed, there is an ideology of isolating rhetoric from the classroom itself. I will provide two courses to study and read the major literary problems, questions and suggested solutions; James Bean and Micheal Apple's "democracy school case" and Paulo Freire's oppression education Critical theorists widely regard Paul Freire as the first application of important theories in education / education. They believe that his most famous work, "Education of oppression" is an epoch - making text and is now known as philosophy and social movements of critical education. Regarding the history of critical theory in education, see Isaac Gottesman (2016), an important transformation in education: from Marxist critiques to constructivism, to critical racial theory (New York: Routledge). Over the past 50 years Paul Freire's "oppressed education" condemns readers "banking" education, activates critical consciousness and tries to teach scholars and practitioners about democracy and social justice I urged you to explore things. change. This conference, launched by Paulo Freire 's special interest group, is a two - part immersive experience to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the education of pressurized people. In the first part, participants will learn about Paul Flyer's life and influence, and the education of oppressors about academics of world-renowned "first generation" critical education. In the second part, participants participate in a breakout session where they participate in dialogue on important pedagogy as a transformational practice in various situations.

This book is valuable material for those who care about alternatives to education and courses in education theory and philosophy. Using gradual education, existentialism, feminist pedagogy, and elements of value education, critique humanism combines the social political context of global psychological education and critical education. Part 1 has six chapters that explain how humanitarian education has evolved. In Chapter 1 we will outline the Quebec educational background. Chapter 2 examines the popular educational theory of the 1960s and 1970s, and Chapter 3 traces the early philosophical grounds of humanities education. Theorists and humanities education theories such as Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers, George Isaac Brown, Clark Mustacas discuss the critical pedagogy in chapter 5, as well as Paul Flare and subsequent critical theory I will do. The house made the current theory of resistance and criticized. Chapter 6 explains how elements of the theory of female research theory provide an excellent source of information for critical humanitarian teaching methods. The second part will detail the ideology and practice of the new University of Dawson University in Montreal, Quebec. Chapters 7 to 11 cover the following topics: Dialectic relations of ideology and practice, clients of new schools, domestic agendas and pedagogy, major affiliated groups as learning places, formal course learning groups, and school founding community efforts Chapter 12, Describe the recommendations for implementing a humanitarian approach in different environments. Four numbers are included. (200 references are included.) (LMI) Bergin & Garvey, Greenwood Publishing Group, 88 Post Road West, Box 5007, Westport, CT 06881 (Paperback: ISBN-0-89789-267-4, $ 16.95; Hardcover: ISBN-0-89789-266-6, $ 47.95 ) Critical theorists widely consider Paul Freire as the first application of critical theory in education / education. They believe that his most famous work, "Education of oppression" is an epoch-making text and is now known as the philosophy and social movement of critical education. Regarding the history of critical theory in education, see Isaac Gottesman (2016), an important transformation in education: From Marxist critiques to constructivism, to critical racism (New York: Routledge). Critical pedagogy is the philosophy of education and social movement that develops the concept of critique theory and related traditions and applies it to the field of education and cultural research. Advocates of critical pedagogy considers teaching as an inherent political act, rejects the neutrality of knowledge, and claims that social justice and democratic issues themselves are the same as teaching behaviors and learning behaviors themselves I will. The goal of Critical Pedagogy is to release ourselves from oppression through the awakening of critical consciousness based on the conscience of Portugal. When executed, critical awareness encourages individuals to change their world through social criticism and political behavior. Education is a social project involving politics and education. Recognizing the political aspect of education and education education is called "critical education" or "critical practice". Critical education is a form of pedagogy, born from a collaborative language of criticism and possibility, including critical thinking and action. Critical education is the basis of human dignity and courage or "humanization". Complete humanization of individuals and society is the ultimate result of liberation or "free" education. Free education is "liberation education"

Your responsibility as a teacher at this community college is important for educating full-time students at your school. As a generation of baby boomers trying to retire, like some people in this room today I not only affect their growth but also recognize the importance of providing opportunities for growth and experiential learning Life also affects the lives of the others around you. they are. Becoming our leader, policy maker, doctor, lawyer and businessman is this superior graduate group. Matsuda and Clen show offer concrete educational tools and methods, but feminist law education is not just a way to "instigate by female participation", but rather to mention occasional cases and gender references to the regular curriculum "Process" has social implications and consequences. At the practical level, the academic discussion of many feminists requires many reforms of legal education to listen to the various voices of women in the law school classroom, accustomed to reducing classroom education and conflict in law education ing. Law school 128 for women who adopts pedagogy based on such criticism is proposed. At least one law school took seriously many of these recommendations and reported the success of colored women and students. In most institutions, the female research program uses three models of feminist pedagogy, equality research, theory, and practice. Decentralization of a professor as a source of knowledge is often the basis for women to learn classroom culture. I actively participate in "declaring" my education for my students and encourage them to take responsibility for themselves and the learning process. Women's research courses and courses are aimed at exploring the intersection of feminist's perspective, gender, race, gender, class, and other topics including identity politics and social norms. The female research program focuses on various topics such as media literacy, gender, race, ethnicity, women's history, strange theory, multiculturalism, and other closely related courses. Feminist criticism provides lenses that explain the possibilities of universal or absolute meaning, like those promoted through "common sense" education. This argument doubts the meaning and will use a critical feminist strategy to clarify the composition of power. Since women are traditionally left behind, especially in the music world, women have raised different types of questions to create different power relationships, in view of the fact that feminist criticism is useful in this sense. In this article we will mainly use the power theory described by Michel Foucault. Feminist theory is as diverse as the theorist who uses it. In this article, I will link myself to a field of feminism and look for explanations of nonhierarchical power relations, dialogue.

Study the summary of pedagogy and education in Socrates in Plato Republic: Plato never wrote a dialogue that explicitly asks "What is education?", But in the end Plato and Socrates showed that he was on this topic There are few people who do not think they are interested. The teacher is the same. He treats education repeatedly in his great work, Republic, Plato. Parental class education and cave fables suggest two groundbreaking educational channels. However, in order to see Socrates' s pedagogy, you first have to screen for complex dialogue. The fable of the cave is one of the most famous passage in the history of Western philosophy. This is a short excerpt from the beginning of Volume 7 of the "Republic" of the book. Plato speaks of the parable in the context of education; it is about the essence of philosophy education that ultimately provides insight into Plato's educational outlook. Socrates is the protagonist of the Republic and Glaucon told Glaucon about the cave fable Glaucon is one of Plato 's brothers. In the seventh book of the Republic, Socrates talked to Glaucon that he is his interlocutor. Their hands, feet and neck are very tight and can not move. Only the rear wall of the cave can be seen in front of their eyes. Socrates said: The Republic of Plato adopted a series of dialogues between the first person narrator (Socrates, Plato's teacher) and various reality characters. Perhaps the most famous part of the Republic 'Fable of the Cave' is the dialogue between Socrates and Platon's brother Glaucon. In this section, Socrates tries to explain how people acquire knowledge and wisdom, and "through the metaphor," the essential form of goodness of perception "(paragraphs 31, 10). He was confined to Glaucon in the complete darkness trapped in the cave since birth and they can not move their bodies or move their heads to see what is in front of them We asked to imagine the group bundled in. Anywhere outside the wall, such walls are the only ones they know about life. As a student working with Pioneer * I learned the political philosophy of the Republic of Plato and wrote "Careful Socratic Carefulness: Idealism in the Republic of Plato". In this article, we are exploring "using Nietzsche as a clue to philosophy, in an eloquent and metaphorical way - ideally argued but not absolutely in his soul". Dr. Law, Professor Lawrence Cooper, the author of nature and good life (1999), and author of Plato, Rousseau and Nietzsche Love God: Unlimited politics (2008), reading them all and reading my I incorporated it into my research.

Postcolonial Education: The use of networks to introduce post colonialism Post colonialism - its methods and practices and related theories - has been successful in academia over the past decade, but this research is still part of the graduate school and specialized fields . If it is fully contained in undergraduate or high school curriculum, it is through sporadic curriculum and may be included as a unit of many important methodologies. College students and high school students are almost completely excluded from the research field, and many new and exciting work is done here. Literature research after the colony is divided into two categories. (I) the state after the colony, and (ii) the country which continues to establish post colonial status. The first type of literature introduces and analyzes the internal challenges inherent in determining the ethnic identity of the decolonization. The second type of literature suggests and analyzes the collapse of folk and nationalism unity after the narrowing of the public, which is usually stated as "protection of the country". It is a variant of the relationship between the United States and its dual society. In the post-African colony, Africans and non-Africans live in the world of sex, race, class and language, age, family, occupation, religion, and nation. Some people think that individualism and post colonialism are inherently discontinuous and different cultural phenomena. Trinh T. Minh-ha has developed an innovative theory of post colonialism, developed in various ways of literature, movies and education. She is best known for the film "Recombination" filmed in 1982 and is about to decompose anthropology into "hegemonic ideology of the western men". In 1989, she wrote "Female, Native Language, Other: Post Colonialism and Feminism" and focused on acknowledging oral traditions. Achille Mbembe is a historian, political theorist, and philosopher of Cameroon who wrote the theory of colonial and post colonial times theory. His book "Post Colonies" in 2000 has critically examined the colonial life in Africa, and it was prolific in the field after the colony. Through the investigation of the colonialism after the colonial era, Mbembe revealed the direction of power in Africa during the colonial period. He reminded the reader that colonial countries would demand the use of African bodies in a particularly violent way to achieve the purpose of childbirth and shape submission colonial identity.

Cultural diversity is a major concern for decades and affects learning institutions and coordinators must balance family and school participation in learning. Building meaningful environments for students with different backgrounds can improve their positive results in academic, personal and professional goals. In order to maintain a healthy relationship with the family, it is necessary to identify the needs of the cultural stance of each family; this is because culture plays an important role in determining the response of the family to participation in school It is for fulfilling. Chinese-American literature is a combination of works of descendants of China. Many talented and talented writers show us the Chinese women and their families in China through their work and reveal the mysterious relationship between mother and daughter in a completely new way for us . - The two stories of Amy Tan are a motivating story, a bit painful. This is an example of a conflict between strong individuality and needs that leads to a struggle between parents and children. This story relates to most of today's families, including parents trying to do things they should not be their children. The title of "2" in this short story explains the theme of the story itself. My mother has said that there are only two kinds of daughters before. Born in Budapest, Hungary, Nancy Ji is a native speaker speaking fluent Chinese and English. She is familiar with Korean people and she is a fan of Korean culture. Her mother tongue is fluent in her childhood and kindergarten in Suzhou, China. When she was preparing for high school, she returned to Budapest and attended Budapest's American International School where she got a full IB diploma. In the third year of Ecole Hôtelière in South Africa, Nancy pursues a bachelor's degree in science in international hospitality management. She was interested in block chain technology and encryption space and she is excited to have a second management internship at SwissBorg. She learned that SwissBorg is a wonderful, new and vibrant place to work and grow.

The education of Giambattista Vico and "Heroes of Mind" abstracts humanities. This is also the key to understanding his humanitarian criticism of Descartes epistemology. This paper examines the concept of Vico's heroic thought revealed in Demente heroica Oration in 1732 and discusses the essence of Vico's challenge to Descartes' human view and knowledge, and Vico is aware of the concepts of thought, education, and knowledge Development From his early works. In Italy in the early 18th century, thoughtist Giambattista Vico is regarded as a pioneer of all ethnological writers or human societal studies based on traditional academic foundations, especially based on law and philosophy . A clear example of human creative imagination in the formation of unique myths on a continuous cultural stage. His work is most prominent in his Scienza nuova (1725; Giambattista Vico's new science) and does not affect his own century. On the contrary, the myth of infidels is a new view of the distortion of the Biblical revelation (first represented in the Renaissance). Nevertheless, the philosophy of enlightenment, the journey of discovery, and the report of the missionary teacher (in particular the North American Indian description by the Jesuits) contributed to the improvement of academic research and objectivity. The education of Giambattista Vico and "Heroes of Mind" abstracts humanities. This is also the key to understanding his humanitarian criticism of Descartes epistemology. This paper examines the concept of Vico's heroic thought revealed in Demente heroica Oration in 1732 and discusses the essence of Vico's challenge to Descartes' human view and knowledge, and Vico is aware of the concepts of thought, education, and knowledge Development From his early works.

The overwhelming education of Aulo Freire and the work of Susan Brown worked. Everyone discusses education theory and problems related to the work world in the same way. Flair discusses the two different ways teachers teach students and their teaching methods, whether it is creative or through memory, about the banking system and problem presentation methods. Brown believes that people are forced to sign employee contracts to eliminate work freedom and creativity. What is expressed in repressed education of Paul · Flair's "Bank" education metaphor, is it true that modern society and the rights deprived are what? By analyzing the relationship between Socrates' unique teacher and student / teaching method of teaching, Flair began chapter 2 of his novel "empirical education". Freire calls these teaching methods "concept of education banking" and students are considered passive empty bank accounts. The importance of Paulo Freire explains the importance of reading behavior in the lives of children, adolescents and adults. Flair started writing an article in the recipe of Brazil in her native place, returning the reader to his place of birth. He uses very detailed images to describe trees, houses, where he grew up, and the atmosphere of sentences and sentences. The overwhelming education of Aulo Freire and the work of Susan Brown worked. Everyone discusses education theory and problems related to the work world in the same way. Flair discusses the two different ways teachers teach students and their teaching methods, whether it is creative or through memory, about the banking system and problem presentation methods. - I decided to compare the articles of Paulo Freire and Richard Rodriguez. Paul Freire's article "The Concept of Banking in Education" states that education is almost unilateral and repressive. He considers this to be a disadvantage for the future of society as a whole, and details how the concept of "bank" falls in his articles. Many Americans have views. This progress in higher education affected the refinement of the theory of education and oppression in the work of Paul Freire and his repressive education. In his work, Flair is a great equalizer of education and regards oppressed people as "a means of releasing themselves and oppressors" (Freire 44). However, with the current educational system in the United States, economics can be established.

The following article is written in your head. This is the most convincing summary of my criticism against Goddard so far but it is far from complete. The problem I have missed seems to be of little relevance to your current life experience. Other matters are hidden. As I have been absorbed in educational theory for the last few days, the shortcomings we have encountered so far were as remarkable as my performance at a football stadium. Due to the constraints of time, space and energy, I chose to write in a targeted, indiscriminate way during short term sessions. My experience is not uncommon. Education scholarship in mathematics classes shows the influence of teachers on classroom students many times. Experiences like frustrating junior high school teachers like me or professors who provide praise are definitely playing an important role in determining whether students can complete math. But the success of mathematics is more than happening in the classroom. If our personal relationship with mathematics is developing in a complex cultural context and we want to understand how the success of mathematics is limited to a particular group, It must go over. My own classroom experience has had a major impact on the success and failure of my math, but I can understand how the relationship with mathematics affects me because of the greater cultural background Only when I start to understand these experiences. Student decision field Emdin carefully led the reader through his own process of accepting and practicing real classes while responding to and completing important educational concepts for teachers, students and students of Paul Freire. Similarities between genuine students and teachers. This advice and comment does not completely cover what Emdin did - and I care about educators, education and children, especially children of disadvantaged groups, who read Eddin's own words I do not want to rob you. Some main reasons to pay attention to Caucasian people: Christopher Emdin is confronted with "White Education"

If adults and adults as learners learn in a way different from children, adults should also be different. Theories and prospects of adult learning such as linguistics make some claims about the characteristics of adults as learners: adults need to learn meaningfully; they are autonomous, independent, autonomous ; Past experience is rich learning Resources, their learning preparation concerns the need to perform migration points or tasks, their direction is problem-centered rather than content-centric, they are internal motives, They are arbitrary to participate in learning (Draper 1998; Sipe 2001; Tice 1997; Titmus 1999). There seems to be a difference between children and adult learners. Andragogy is defined as art and science to educate adults compared to art and science education and educating children. There are different assumptions, processes, and methods between pedagogy and Andragogy (Gibbs and Habeshaw 1989). Andragogy's Knowles theory (1984) is trying to develop a theory specific to adult learning. Knowles emphasizes that adults are voluntary and expect to be responsible for their decisions. He made some assumptions about design learning. Indeed, andrandogy means that adult education needs to concentrate more on process and education strategies. Teachers use counselors and materials instead of lecturers and graders (Andragogy Knowles 2002) Knowles (1984) interprets the andrandogy theory as a process whereby adult learners accept child's knowledge in various ways. He uses the word "andragogy" to describe how to learn adults and uses pedagogy to represent how children learn. The teaching method includes seven elements that the counselor should consider (Knowles 1984). Atmosphere In this case, the meeting room is large and open. The sitting position is elliptical, and everyone in the room can interact. It is hidden away from the noisy environment of the word and prevents the service user from knocking on the door. Adult learners face great difficulty in participating in continuing education. Family obligations and responsibilities become obstacles to adult learners (Cross, 1987). In all respects, learners with two children in this study were not satisfied with their colleagues, they were very satisfied with the quality and accessibility of textbooks. The most dissatisfied with the quality and accessibility of textbooks is learners regardless of whether children are at home. Appendix 1 shows the distribution of the proportion of learners' reactions with or without spouse.

Considering adult cultural educators when choosing an adult educational method is increasingly working on the design of learning that takes cultural differences into account. Just by paying attention to diversity, educators of mainstream culture, especially European Americans who live in the United States recognize the difference and learners who are left behind have visibly valuable guidance I can not know how to change it. . In this abstract, I will mainly describe various aspects of culture related to the American adult learning environment, such as the personal culture of learners and educators. This book is an educational child (education) and educational adult (education) education so that teachers and administrators can study both methods and choose a method appropriate for their specific education and learning situation I will aim to overcome the conflict between them. Each chapter of this volume may cause discussion about education and learning in the online environment, or the advantages of separating pedagogy from linguistics. Traditionally, for the distinction between pedagogy (art and science to educate children) and academic disciplines (art and science to help adults learn) scholars write books for K-12 learners, others Write for adult learners. Clearly, these two areas are separate. I can not find a book that can solve both educational problems and problems. Through research and education, we learn more about subjects and learning more about pedagogy through learning and learning. Considering adult cultural educators when choosing an adult educational method is increasingly working on the design of learning that takes cultural differences into account. Just by paying attention to diversity, educators of mainstream culture, especially European Americans who live in the United States recognize the difference and learners who are left behind have visibly valuable guidance I can not know how to change it. . In this abstract, I will mainly describe various aspects of culture related to the American adult learning environment, such as the personal culture of learners and educators. What is an adult learner? As long as it plays a social role normally assigned to adults considered by adults as a result of our culture, we think that that person is an adult and that individuals are mainly responsible for their own lives. From a legal point of view, children are not responsible for their lives. According to Neimi, adult learners are those who return home full-time or part-time after completing other activities for a certain period of time. According to Mr. Friedman, adult learners are motivated enough to receive further education and participate in the certification program at the end of the working day.

Andragogy is the theory and practice of adult learning; the word "andragogy" was built by Malcolm Knowles in 1968, whose definition is in stark contrast to the theory and practice of pedagogy or children's learning. (Merriam, Cafarella, Baumgartner, 2007 pp. 83 - 85) The principles of andrandogy are based on six basic assumptions. Third, the ability of adult learning is directly related to the relevance of learning in a social context, and fourthly, adult learning is related to application of problem solving. Andragogy, also known as adult learning theory, was proposed by Malcom Shepard Knowles in 1968. Previously, the concept of education, the child's education, attracted a lot of research and attention. Knowles recognizes that there are many differences between adult learning style and child style. He tried to exploit the unique learning style and the advantages of adult learners around the idea of ​​andrandogy. In the following years Knowles will understand that certain points in his theory do not apply to all adults. In addition, some of his texts on education also apply to children. He began to see learning between teacher guidance and student orientation. In subsequent studies he emphasized the way to assess each situation based on individual circumstances and determine how useful self-instruction for the students will be. Malcolm Knowles, Informal Adult Education, Independent Production and Academic. Malcolm S. Knowles is a highly influential person in adult education and a supporter of academic independent learning and informal adult education. Here, I review his life and achievements and evaluate his contribution. Malcolm Shepherd Knowles (1913-1997) was a key figure in American adult education in the second half of the 20th century. In the 1950s he served as secretary general of the American Adult Education Society. He wrote the first major report on the history of informal adult education and adult education in the United States. In addition, Malcolm Knowles tried to develop its own conceptual foundation for adult education and learning through the concept of andrandogy, which has been widely discussed and used. He also writes popular works on independent production and team work (with his wife Fulda) Knowles (1980) touched the terminology of Yugoslavian adult educators in the mid - 1960 's. His andrandogy definition is parallel to pedagogy. Andragogy is based on Greek aner, the word stem means "man, not man" or adult, "agogus" means "leader". Knowles defines this term as "art and science to help adults learn" and emphasizes the difference between adult and child education (Davenport, 1987). According to Knowles (1980), the purpose of adult education should be self-actualization, therefore the learning process should include the emotional, psychological, and intellectual existence as a whole. The mission of adult educators is to support adults to demonstrate their full potential. It is a teaching method for scholars to achieve this goal. In Knowles' view, teachers are promoters to help adults become independent learners (Darkenwald & Merriam, 1982)

Learning and personal differences are research journals devoted to publishing articles that make an important contribution to understanding individual differences in the educational context. Learning and personal differences are research journals devoted to publishing articles that make an important contribution to understanding individual differences in the educational context. Forum papers - short articles that present new ideas or answers to published materials - hope to stimulate the discussion There are also various benefits for authors such as free PDF, free copyright policy, special discount of Elsevier publications. For more information on author service, please click here. For posting articles, please see the author's guide. If you need more information or need assistance, please visit our support center. New scientific articles published in Journal of Learning and Individual Differences, created by Sarah Cassidy and other colleagues, achieved online improvement in mean intelligence by implementing online relationship skill training It shows that it can be done. In addition, practicing human relationship skills for several months can significantly improve the overall education. Bryan Roche From the previous blog, I outlined the rationale behind this type of training and the intellectual development approach of relational framework theory (RFT) is the key to the functional method of brain training I thought it might be. In other words, RFT claims that it has identified some of the basic components of intellectual development, focusing on the ability to understand complex interrelationships between stimuli. This year marked the 25th year in the field of training and development. For many years it has always been my interest that people's learning methods are different in the same learning experience and the individual learning outcomes may differ greatly. I am more and more interested in creating training programs to strengthen these differences in learning, in order to gain a more competitive advantage for individuals and organizations. In terms of training and development, our research is rooted in pedagogy, pedagogy and educational design focusing on individual education and learning. In the field of developmental psychology there are other important insights on the integration of ideas and behavior. Educational psychology is a study of how an individual learns, including student achievements, academic processes, individual differences in learning, talented learners, and various learning disabilities. People in this field will study how humans learn and accumulate knowledge, especially in educational environments such as classrooms. This process includes emotional, social, and cognitive learning processes. Many of the important areas of this field of psychology include teaching methods, test methods, classroom environments, and learning, social and behavioral problems that may interfere with learning. Most educational psychology targets children from infancy to adolescence. As more and more adult students become highly educated, many educational psychology studies have begun to focus on adult learning processes.

Self indication "As mature, he or she changes from dependence to self-indication" (Knowles, 1984). An adult learner needs a teacher to give a clear instruction on how to do it, how to do it, and when to do it. The teacher is considered an expert who passively slips the educational system in response to a teacher who knows what an adult learner needs to do or is primarily "learning". In establishing a learner-centered learning environment, teachers have time to prepare and discuss the raw syllabus, and letters and notes that adult learners may leave for adult learners on the previous course You can know the details of. There are many factors / theories that affect adult learning. Malcolm Knowles "The adult learning model provides an educational framework that includes principles that emphasize individual life experiences" (Hanson, 2004, p. 269). Knowles is widely aware of technical terms and academics. In 1833, German teacher Alexander Kapp first invented the term "academic" and described Plato's educational philosophy (Davenport, 1993). Knowles defines andrandogy as 'art and science to help adults learn' (Tan, nd). Pedagogy is "the art and science of educating children, it is often used as a synonym for education, pedagogy embodies teacher-centered education." Andragogy says about learner centers Education "(Conner, 2005) Malcolm Knowles, Informal Adult Education, Independent Production and Academic. Malcolm S. Knowles is a highly influential person in adult education and a supporter of academic independent learning and informal adult education. Here, I review his life and achievements and evaluate his contribution. Malcolm Shepherd Knowles (1913-1997) was a key figure in American adult education in the second half of the 20th century. In the 1950s he served as secretary general of the American Adult Education Society. He wrote the first major report on the history of informal adult education and adult education in the United States. In addition, Malcolm Knowles tried to develop its own conceptual foundation for adult education and learning through the concept of andrandogy, which has been widely discussed and used. He also writes popular works on independent production and team work (with his wife Fulda)

I believe that it is as important as an individual's educational philosophy student and philosophy teacher that it comes from and knows it is more important for development. When I entered the classroom, I do not want students to know how I feel about education, but also because I do not want to be known why I like this. I will go to my first class, a mathematics teacher and I am an overview of how to become a road to get there. Indeed, as it is the most challenging topic, I have chosen mathematics as my focus, but most easily inspire other students to give a mathematical opportunity or they are in trouble It is not a case where we are making further efforts. Another personal educational philosophy and pedagogy, obviously the two are related. For example, Waldorf of teaching related to mainstream American public school system and teaching method (pedagogy) Montessori method are fundamentally different, but the teachers of each system may express very similar philosophy. Clear and concise. Sorry to understand for organizations and others, it is a long sentence that is difficult to hurt you. While avoiding the general description and obviousness, for example, "You should have the opportunity to learn by everyone." Of course, it is widely used in many classroom environments, but this universality and this phrase Obviousness is a problem. If your philosophy is cliché or obsolete it is obvious that what you did not consider Why do teachers need to clarify their educational philosophy? What is the purpose of philosophy education? Many teachers are constantly aware of the decision to personalize educational philosophy and education by checking, the validation and validation process can bring about a change in the teaching behavior of philosophy, eventually We promote the growth of professionals and individuals. Purpose: "Education is trying to make some kind of influence on the world The world you need to keep dent in the world, you need to keep seeking yourself Craft practice Before I knew, a world that is very different from you No one has a fundamental evaluation problem - Does I have little influence on students and their learning "(pages 18 to 19)?

In order to implement this research project it is necessary to provide theoretical support for the following structure to ensure complete consistency between theory and concept: collaboration with co-writing, constructivist theory Computer - assisted language learning including work (CALL). Also, I will teach English and skills to adult learners using chat in language education. These structures provide a clear reason for what was presented through behavior research projects. The following is a preface to the problem: Teachers often confuse technology with technology itself. Regarding ambiguity of assertion, "To integrate technology into the classroom" is the collapse of many teachers. For them, using technical tools is like planting technology in the classroom. They nearly missed the boat. In fact, using these tools should be the result of incorporating technology into the classroom. From these ideas, the most important and least understood thing is that education is technology. When teachers set up their classrooms to ensure maximum meaningful learning (pedagogy), they are using / applying the knowledge they have learned to design problem solving process (technology) . Technology plays an indispensable role in the classroom of today's English Language Education (ELA), but teachers and teacher educators continue to deepen their understanding of how technology influences pedagogy. In this qualitative study, two ELA teachers will explain how and why to plan and implement guidance in the English classroom of a junior high school. Analysis shows that English teachers, beginners, and experienced teachers emphasize integrating technologies into their teachings and show that they face similar challenges in the integration process. Beginner teachers believe that technology plays a major role and concentrates its education on available technologies, but experienced teachers believe that technology has a secondary role. In this article, two qualitative studies to examine the teaching method for the English teacher to support the student's learning, the framework to understand the use of the technology in the ELA classroom, and the use of the teaching method I will explain the technique. Discussed the topic of research on the role of ELA teachers, the use of teaching methods of ELA, and the tasks and advantages of technical use in the classroom of ELA. The technology-rich ELA classroom supports student-centered constructive learning environments. This brings benefits to the students of the junior high school English class. Technology has the ability to support students' participation in advanced thought skills, motivation and constructive use

The development plan of Old Dominion University represents a good start of the best format. It contains three basic parts of an effective plan; however, it lacks some of the necessary elements of those areas. Also, there are no other important factors. As with many needs, repairing existing products is easier than inventing new products altogether. Innovation is usually faster, easier, and easier to accept than creation (Barker, 2009). Old Dominion University offers six complete online engineering courses, civil engineering, computer engineering, electrical system technology, general engineering: electromechanical systems, manufacturing systems / mechanical system design, and options for nuclear power systems. For most courses, you can only get the last 30 units of Old Dominion University and the remaining courses will be transferred to. Old Dominion University is ranked 10th and 4th in Student Happiness and Review respectively. According to US news coverage, Old Dominion University is listed as a national university Archambault has a doctorate in pedagogy at Rowan University, a master's degree in consulting from the University of Washington, a master's degree in history from Old Dominion University and a bachelor's degree in history from Salisbury College. Archambault 's work has been recognized by several domestic organizations in 18 years of higher education experience. Kevin Muchiri spent the last ten years at Old Dominion University, "I am enjoying it all", but food is a bit familiar. Muchiri came to Old Dominion in 2008 from a small city of Busia in western Kenya, according to the recommendation of cousin who participated in ODU. "Of course, I missed the food, the taste is not richer as I go home - even the eggs," he said, "I adjusted very quickly.This winter, 30 year old Muchiri He holds a degree three times from Old Dominion - Ph.D. in Engineering Management and Systems Engineering with a bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Information Technology in 2011 and a master's degree in Engineering Management in 2013 , He is the student member of the State Council of Higher Education Council in Virginia State, the first international student to serve as an international student, a student representative of the Old Dominion Visitor Committee, he meets them to check at least weekly

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Expectations for higher education often cause intense debate among educators, students, and parents. In repressive education, Paul Flair considered these expectations according to his intention, motivation, and the emotions of educated people (Freire 50). He further suggests that sympathy and dialogue, especially educator love, must be eliminated, and that liberation will eventually be replaced (Freire 89, 90). Education raising a problem can not contribute to the benefit of oppressors, or can not. Suppressive orders can not cast doubts on suppressed people. Only a revolutionary society can do such education systematically, but revolutionary leaders need not have full power before adopting this approach. In the course of the revolution, leaders can not use the banking law as a temporary measure and have been proved by two. This concept corresponds to what Sartre calls the concept of "digestion" or "nutrition" education. There, knowledge is provided by educators. The teacher asked the students to "be full". See Jean-Paul Sartre's "Hutong Realist Foundation: L'intentalite" 1 (Paris, 1947). But, if the implementation of liberalization education requires political power and the oppressor is not, how can you implement the pedagogy of oppressors before the revolution? This is one of the most important issues, and its response is outlined at least initially in Chapter 4. One aspect of this correspondence is that in distinguishing between system education and educational program, systemic education can be changed only by political power. Should be done with someone who is under pressure on the organization process The maid's story shows a remarkable progress in oppression in society. Atwood helps to determine how systemic stress leads to inherent suppression. Upon systematic oppression, that person also receives internal suppression. Many of the characters in this novel are influenced by two suppression. Atwood emphasizes the influence of internal suppression on characters using phrases. This writing skill allows the reader to enter into the narrator's thought process. This helps to better understand the impact of society on individuals. Atwood showed an oppressive connection between the group of people and that person; the systematic pressure of the group led to internal pressure on the individual.

Love's poetry is scary, why do you like trouble in your dreams; I imagine myself as a movie; "Well, you are going to see freshly baked apple" / Catherine · Earrings I started using exercise in composition 101 and extended it to composition 2 (focusing on research papers). We need to compare the degree of all the Associate Degrees and we need to compare the paths of all liberal arts and science, general knowledge, business, new media, and education II. It is used in at least one of the other two taught lectures in my composition and composition II chapter. We often share customs in the classroom, but since there is no essential report on the pedagogy used, the use of scale is a coincidental problem someone mentioned. I will definitely use this method in my future academic paper writing tasks. I can not deny that these are just a few of the techniques I learned in Comp II. Academic Writing is a necessary condition to help me get into the next stage of my education. I have the skills to know what I really belong to and to move forward. I think it is a very useful achievement to complete the Comp II that can be added to my toolbox. To me, getting a degree is very important. Therefore, her golden age can be very special for her. I have been leaving school for over 20 years, but I would like to go to a non-traditional friendly friendly university. Albany State University is arranged by a team of professors who are willing to help you solve the one-on-one academic needs that I really need. To improve my studying abilities, Albany State University has many resources to name only two.

Literature Review: Outline of Self-determination Study There have been many theories about human needs and motivation, mainly focusing on psychological and social needs. Self-determinism believes that self-esteem and positive happiness need to meet the three basic human needs. Autonomy, ability and relevance. Autonomy is the choice of personal behavior, initiatives, and ownership, and participation in meaningful and interesting activities is a necessary condition to fulfill this requirement. In the mid-1980s, researchers Edward L. Decech and Richard Ryan discovered the theory of motivation called self-determination theory (SDT). It focuses to some extent that individual behavior is self-motivating and self-determining. Spontaneous behavior is considered to be the result of essential motivation; it is fun and satisfying, so it is to do activities. People with strong intrinsic motivation prefer to complete work without pushing from outside. Our role as a designer is to design experiences and interfaces to enhance the user's essential motivation and to keep using our products and services. This can be accomplished by recalling the three natural psychological needs that SDT decides to adjust the user's inherent motivation. They are: Self-determinism (1991) Self-determinism (SDT) is a personality theory that includes behavioral factors. It focuses on the motivation behind personal choices. Since the inspiration of self-determinism is rather interesting and satisfying rather than motivation to achieve goals and get external compensation like money, the endogenous motivation which is the idea of ​​participation in activities It comes from the study of. With an essential motive, look for challenges that can promote growth. The essential motivation will prosper if it is related to safety and relevance (Deci & Ryan, 1991). Self - determinism supports adults driven by internal urges. However, one aspect of self - determinism contradicts the important premise of anthropology. It is a self - determinism that argues that endogenous motivation is a more effective motivating factor for all people, including children. Knowles (1984) is aware of the possibility to apply to specific children and most adults, but clearly it is better to study the principles of motivation from the viewpoint of self-determinism than to pedagogy We do not provide understanding. Self-determinism (SDT) is the theory of motivation and dedication. Self-determinism (SDT) focuses on the interaction between individual character and experience in the social environment, which leads to autonomous and controlled motivation. After all, the social environment seems to have a big influence on internal motivation, external motivation, self-regulation. More specifically, self - determinism suggests that social and cultural factors influence personal personal intentions and initiatives in terms of goals, performance, and happiness. The conditions that promote autonomy (eg multiple choices / choices for individuals), capabilities (eg positive feedback), and relevance (eg stable relationships with groups in which individuals are working) Support high level resolution and personal will.

Carlyle is an enthusiastic of aesthetic art, not only despising Scottish contracts but also refusing to read poetry like Keats and equally forgiving him for a storyteller like Scott do not do. Carlyle is confident in spiritual life and achieves this goal through a great individual individual who dominates the era with moral power; Ruskin has been humanized through moral rights and devotion of aesthetic principles We will spiritualize and refine through social conditions. Everyone's essence is to accomplish it; Arnold will ferry the rough masses of society as far as possible through the myriad effects of mass, morality and aesthetic culture. Should we consider interrupting the method of classifying and evaluating the aesthetics, curriculum and pedagogy of epistemologic learning in critical efforts to tackle some of these arguments and some of its consequences? In addition to photographic studies of natural and healthy teeth of all ages, Atlas covers the basic principles of aesthetic analysis and the basic biological and material requirements for aesthetic rehabilitation. This project will also be more consistent with fraudulent claims - not only need to disarm parameters until Duchamp decides aesthetic interest based on artistic and cognitive skills, as well as the definition of aesthetics It is because it needs to be considered. It is standard. According to the complexity of artwork "If something determines that what is called experience rises above the threshold of perception and is specified for its own benefit, the object creates a special and dominant I have aesthetics "(with experience) Please recall before explaining the aesthetic standards for judging movies, as promised in the last month's column ("Best Picture - Who?"). Aesthetic criteria are not the only criteria for film judgment or judgment. A considerable number of viewers examine the moral and political influence of the best film candidate, not the quality of art, or eliminate the movie based on the reaction of the intestines first. But for me, the nomination of the best work means some degree of aesthetic quality. Ineffective efforts without art will make other considerations There are three fields of aesthetics, morality, religion. The moral field is merely a transitional field, and its best expression is a confession as a negative act. The scope of aesthetics is a range of immediacy, ethics is a range of requirements (this requirement is infinite, it is always bankrupt), religion is a range of realization, for example, that when a person satisfies a charity organization it is not satisfied Please be careful. A box or gold bag, a confession produced infinite space, and the result is a religious contradiction: it appears in 70,000 liters of water, but it is happy again. Reasonable human condition 5, Kant, Agnosticism and anarchism: Theology - Political Expo - Part 1, radical agnosticism, Section 1.1, Introduction

For a leader, it is important as a leader imagines that he / she can think that he / she can see the direction of a company / organization by saying that having a vision is a discreet expression. However, no vision is sufficient and the leader must have a positive vision of being able to tell employees or team members in an influential way what they saw (Leading & Leadership, 1997). As a leader there is a way of trying to challenge your vision by having a positive impact on your employees or team members. Leadership leadership is to influence others. Leaders and commanders must motivate or influence others to set goals, build vision, and pursue goals. Leaders influence others in one of two ways. Leaders and followers communicate directly, or leaders provide role models through daily actions. The key to effective communication is to gain a common or common understanding. There are three areas of ability to develop development organization. It is to create a positive environment that allows organizations to prosper, prepare themselves, and train other leaders. The environment is led by leaders to promote collaborative efforts as leaders, promote responsibility initiatives and personal awareness, set and maintain realistic expectations, and show concern to people - leaders The best resource The leader will work with the community to reach agreement on vision, mission and goals. To be effective, the process of building vision, mission, and goals should incorporate different perspectives into broader academia and reach an agreement that everyone can promise. When a leader cooperates with others to develop and implement vision, mission, and goals, it can not be denied that they are responsible for advocating and acting to raise fairness and social justice. Story A strong, positive, professional culture promotes learning for all educators and students. In a strong professional culture, leaders share and assign responsibility to provide quality, effectiveness, and consistency across all elements of the educational system, including curriculum, teaching materials, pedagogy, and student assessment.

Therefore, the reason for self-determination provides the concept of freedom, the reason is to determine understanding of supply category. However, regardless of whether you choose the ideal as a goal or choose as another, our choice is a free action to determine our will. A person is a person responsible for spiritual ideals, self-determination will From this harmonization of self-critical units Leibniz must explain the world of nature and mind. A person is a person responsible for spiritual ideals, self-determination will In the mid-1980s, researchers Edward L. Ditch and Richard Ryan discovered a theory of motivation called self-determination theory (SDT). It focuses on the degree of self-motivation and self-determination of individual behavior. Spontaneous behavior is considered to be the result of essential motivation; it is to do activities to be fun and satisfying. People with intrinsic motivation prefer to complete tasks without pushing from outside. Our role as a designer is to design experiences and interfaces to enhance the user's essential motivation and to keep using our products and services. This can be accomplished by recalling the three natural psychological needs that SDT decides to adjust the user's inherent motivation. They are: Self-determinism (1991) Self-determinism (SDT) is a personality theory that includes behavioral factors. It focuses on the motivation behind personal choices. Since inspiration of self-determinism is interesting and satisfying rather than motivation to achieve goals and obtain external compensation like money, we will study from the study of endogenous motivation, which is the idea of ​​participating in activities Come. With essential motivation, look for challenges that can promote growth. If related to safety and relevance, the essential motive will prosper (Deci & Ryan, 1991). Self - determinism supports adults driven by internal urges. However, one aspect of self - determinism contradicts the important premise of anthropology. It is a self - determinism that claims that endogenous motivation is a more effective motive for all human beings, including children. Knowles (1984) recognizes the possibility to apply to specific children and most adults, but clearly it is better to study the principles of motivation from the viewpoint of self-determinism than to pedagogy We do not provide understanding.

Even though I grow old, I grow up every day, but I train my children like this. How children develop, basically important at a young age, as children grow, it affects every aspect of their lives. Throughout the classroom, we saw many theorists during the semester and watched a lot of articles related to the concept of child development. The theory and articles have opened up a world we have never seen before We have never been taught about the concept of child development but we do it every week in real work I saw. Part 1: Knowledge of child development and preschool teacher Knowledge on child development and preschool teacher The purpose of this publication is to explore several broad assumptions about the role of knowledge on child development in early childhood education It is to do. These hypotheses were first asked in preparation for the review of four papers written by an infant expert to answer the question "What is necessary as an infant teacher to go beyond the initial ability"? It was. (Katz, 1994) In this part of the monograph we will explore the problem of knowledge about child development in early childhood education. In particular, the first part doubts the role of this knowledge in early childhood education and its role in teacher education. This part deals with the following question: What does the word "development" mean? What kind of child's knowledge about development should be learned? Can we agree with various knowledge and principles about children's development that students must master? Why is the role of knowledge on children's development in pedagogy a controversial issue? We also discussed the meaning of possible answers to these questions Why do we need to understand children's development? Sufficient knowledge of child development and the theory to understand this knowledge are essential to understand the concept of child development and therefore to understand the theory of child development. Likewise, understanding language development theory can help to determine how children like Sarah develop their language and communication skills. Therefore, social workers must understand the growth process of humans and how children like Sarah acquire language acquisition. (Doherty and Hughes, 2009: 5)

Result based education is a basic education different from traditional education and includes full support of all elements of school society including educators and stakeholders who do not generally understand its meaning I will. It is indeed a result of linking and improving many of the previous educational models. With OBE, students can follow the learning content by knowing the results in advance. They are encouraged to acquire the opposite value and a positive attitude to the course before deepening conceptual understanding, extending wisdom of skills and emphasizing the recall of facts that lead to memorization of irrelevant "facts" It is. Result-based education: Result-based education (OBE) is a student-centered learning philosophy focusing on measurement of student performance by experience, so-called results. OBE is in contrast to traditional education that focuses on the resources available to students, so-called inputs. The idea of ​​providing a high level of education to all children is a relatively new idea, mainly seen in the context of western democracy in the twentieth century. In fact, educational reform is closely tied to the efforts to promote democracy. Many democratic students want to improve their education to improve the quality of governance in a democratic society. If people believe that the quality of democratic governance depends on the ability of citizens to make informed wise choices and if people believe that education can improve these abilities, the need for good public education Is logically followed. In the past few decades reform has transformed to standards based or result based education to ensure that all members of society have the basic skills to return to society. The motivation for education based on results is based at least in part on economic needs, and as the Western population ages, the proportion of economically vigorous population has declined and the economically dependent population The proportion will increase. (OECD, 2008). Good education and resource design should help children meet the needs and nature of the children and increase the population that can effectively participate in society. In a good sense, good education should lead to social revival and broader ecology. In addition, pedagogy can be a tool to promote the development of ideas, attitudes, and principles that society and the future consider important. In-depth learning, ecological approach to all three needs

The nature of the study The teacher's overall attitude towards technology plays a crucial role in determining how to use the wireless laptop (Kervin & Mantei, 2010). Alternatively, the way teachers understand technology is an important determinant of this quantitative pre-experimental study. In this research we will discuss why teachers are not in the classroom of K-12 and ways that less frequently use of available technologies such as wireless laptops. In order to make the best use of technology while reducing possible drawbacks, it is necessary to adapt technology to the learning objectives (Lee, 2010). Why technology? According to DonorsChoose.org, most early learning teachers are eager to innovate through technology, 93% want to use technology to promote other innovations. Teachers love technology because they make it possible to offer differentiated personalized learning; 84% teachers use technology to help struggling students. Senior students complement their learning. Teachers already use the DonorsChoose.org platform to seek technical requirements - a tool that young students can use to make a story in the classroom from tools that first-hand learners contact with the robot Until the camera - I want to release more teacher's energy For centuries, school and technology have struggled to find a balance, and technology often tries to determine the relationship between teacher and student. We believe that technology did not reduce the burden on teachers. We believe that technology can not help schools become the center of active support. Teachers, school leaders, and regional senior officials continue to bridge over time in order to make the most of the beat of education and learning in classrooms, schools, and school districts. The following is a preface to the problem: Teachers often confuse technology with technology itself. Regarding ambiguity of assertion, "To integrate technology into the classroom" is the collapse of many teachers. For them, using technical tools is like planting technology in the classroom. They nearly missed the boat. In fact, using these tools should be the result of incorporating technology into the classroom. From these ideas, the most important and least understood thing is that education is technology. When teachers set up their classrooms to ensure maximum meaningful learning (pedagogy), they use / apply the knowledge they have learned to design problem solving process (technology) I will.

The philosophy of philosophy and the philosophy of pedagogy, and the educational mission of the Ministry of Religion are the core of general learning and profession. The department seriously fulfilled the obligation to introduce philosophy and religion to general students as a field of humanities science. All 100 and 200 courses are open to the students at various stages of general education and are designed, but the purpose is also to provide a balanced curriculum for both major and student. For example, philosophy has varying degrees, there are life philosophy, religious philosophy, educational philosophy. However, they include four educational philosophies: perennialism, essentialism, progressiveism, and social reconstruction. After calculating my score on philosophical evaluation in the Kauchak and Eggen textbooks, I learned that my personal educational philosophy is an equal combination of perennial and social reconstruction. According to Kauchak and Eggen, perennialism includes the teachings of classical knowledge. Traditionally, the term "philosophy" refers to any knowledge system. In this sense, philosophy is closely related to religion, mathematics, natural science, education, and politics. Newton's "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy" in 1687 was classified as a book of physics in the 2000s, but since he contains subjects related to science such as astronomy, medicine, physics, etc., he is "natural philosophy "Was used. This department is not outdated, but it has changed. Natural philosophy has been divided into various natural sciences, especially astronomy, physics, chemistry, biology, cosmology. Moral philosophy created social science, but still contains value theory (including aesthetics, ethics, political philosophy, etc.). Metaphysical philosophy creates formal science such as logic, mathematics, scientific philosophy, but includes epistemology and cosmology. Today, religious philosophy is a powerful and lively philosophical field. Almost without exception, introducing philosophical texts in the English-speaking world includes several religious philosophies. The importance of religious philosophy is mainly due to that subject: the nature and scope of God, Brahman, sacred, diversity of religious experience, interaction between science and religion, challenges, non-religious philosophy. Religion for treatment of good and evil, birth, history and death, and other important topography. The philosophical quest of these themes includes our position in the universe and our basic problem of the possibility of the transcendence of the universe. This philosophical work needs to investigate the essence and limitations of human thought.

Composition and Rhetoric (aka Writing Research): The flexible field in his essay is "taught as a process rather than a product," Donald Murray outlined the traditional pedagogy in past guidance and he Recently the main difference between cheers. Model Traditionally, Murray explained that an English teacher is taught to teach and evaluate student sentences as if it were a complete sentence. Recently, the field of composition research attracted attention in visual rhetoric. In an increasingly visual society, supporters of constitutive visualization rhetoric think that skill of writing and visual communication is necessary to improve literacy. Visual communication skills include an understanding of the intermediary nature of all communication, in particular the expression of behavior. Visual rhetoric can be used in composition classroom to support composition and rhetoric development. Visual rhetoric and tropical thinking are part of visual rhetoric. Although the field of visual rhetoric does not necessarily include the aesthetic selection of the work, you can apply the same principle of visual art to visual art research and practice. For example, languages ​​such as personification and implicit can be implemented when artwork is created. Paintings may suggest peace of Christian olive branches and the cross; similarly, art can use anthropomorphism by attributing human qualities to non-human entities. However, in general, visual art is not a visual rhetoric but an independent research field. • Rhetorical Composition and Advanced Composition Introductory (ENGL 2150) for other people who wish to learn rhetoric and composition beyond other master's degrees who would like to use rhetorical composition as a priority area It is designed. This course introduces rhetoric theory and advanced applications in the field of rhetoric and composition to students. People who register for literature surveys include various fields of study other than English that are participating in the class to meet the requirements of humanities. For example, English 2110, World Literature is a possible course in the humanities science of all GSU faculty registries. However, some students need to take other humanities science courses and choose English 2120 or 2130. However, English literature and American literature are also designed to lay the foundation of English major, so these courses have excellent mixing experts. . we

The Internet system strictly forces the use of technology only at the educational site and prohibits changing educational experience into a game. By incorporating technology into the classroom, students can master essential skills in the 21st century. Especially, students learn vocational skills necessary to succeed in the future. If students are introduced with technology when they are young, technology will not hinder their dreams in their careers. Incorporating technology into the classroom is the key to motivating students to learn, actively participate in the classroom, and leverage their knowledge about the technology in the classroom. The era of paper and pencil classrooms is forever gone, and student love is unexpected in the life of many students, as technology is integrated into the classroom. There are various web sites currently on the Internet, so there is no reason for teachers to use the technology to enter the classroom. These sites can be used in classrooms and at home The following is a preface to the problem: Teachers often confuse technology with technology itself. Regarding ambiguity of assertion, "To integrate technology into the classroom" is the collapse of many teachers. For them, using technical tools is like planting technology in the classroom. They nearly missed the boat. In fact, using these tools should be the result of incorporating technology into the classroom. From these ideas, the most important and least understood thing is that education is technology. When teachers set up their classrooms to ensure maximum meaningful learning (pedagogy), they use / apply the knowledge they have learned to design problem solving process (technology) I will. Technical integration in the classroom Public Broadcasting Corporation (2011) shows that the integration of the technology into the classroom continues and follows a simple model. Initially the teacher integrated the new technology into a traditional classroom and eventually observed the participation, behavior, and teacher change of colleagues and then began to experiment with new and more appropriate ways to use the technology. However, to make this process successful, it may take about four years or more for the first technical exposure to change (Public Broadcasting Corporation, 2011). However, with different tuition fees, the technical use of the teacher in the classroom may vary based on their own perception of the technology and the overall proficiency of the student's specific skills.

Introduction As students go on to secondary school and go on to school, it becomes increasingly difficult to read and understand the concept of science content field. Introducing the concept of learning in the classroom of junior high school science classes to students became more complicated and abstract. Students need to read complex and detailed texts in junior high school classes. Students who can not read and understand what they are reading because of the high school curriculum have a high likelihood of losing science courses. Through collaboration with the Knowles Science Teaching Foundation (KSTF), various aspects such as horizontal content knowledge (what other courses did) and vertical arrangement are included in the content content are included. As Jennifer Mossgrove, senior project officer at KSTF, concludes with her blog post, "Teaching needs to make a lot of decisions. Currently or for some time - not just getting a" right "answer We need to understand the theme and content "(Mossgrove, 2014) TPCK or technical content knowledge is a framework for understanding and explaining the types of knowledge necessary for teachers to effectively integrate technologies across all content areas. The TPCK framework says it is necessary to understand and negotiate the relationship between the three elements of technology, pedagogy, and content for effective technology integration to teach specific content and topics thinking about. A report on how students use public data to calculate the monthly distance is a good example of how teachers can use new technologies to develop content education methods. Students are asked to download and analyze MP3 recordings of conversations from the NASA website and more importantly they are asked to analyze echoes between the Neil Armstrong on the moon and the ground control in Houston, Texas It was done.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader Here we introduce two cases where indigenous teacher groups are changing the culture of school education. Rough Rock and Yup'ik teachers in southwest Alaska and Navajo teachers for many years work at the forefront of community schools and school education and apply their culture, knowledge and knowledge to building curriculum and pedagogy I am looking for a creative way to do. Languages ​​These faculty groups have expressed a resistance to traditional customs and created a safe area in which innovative school education methods can be investigated and practiced. The work of these faculty groups is theoretically related to the preparation of teachers rooted in the community. Relocating these cultural creations to a wider range of school educational institutions is still a challenge. Scholars provide strong culturally relevant leadership explanations for their multinational students and their influence on accomplishment. Lipka and Mohatt (1998), in order to more reflect the structure, atmosphere, curriculum and local students of the school and to make meaningful education for them, the group of teachers and the native Alaska (Yup'ik) elder I will explain how to cooperate closely. For 10 years, the teacher has translated, adapted and embedded Yup'ik's cultural knowledge into mathematics, culture and science courses. As supervisors of traditional knowledge resources and quality control, elders provide inspiration and moral power to teachers and to focus Yup'ik students' school education on student's own cultural orientation They continue their efforts. For example, in mathematics, teachers habitually establish relationships between Yupic computing systems, physical measurements, simple and complex calculations, geometry, pattern design, and mosaics. Accept diversity: Effective teaching> Module 1> Reading: Importance of multicultural education _______________________________________________________________________________________________

If a child is dancing at Swan Lake when he is 7 years old and doing a summer camp as a tween at ABT, the dance profession may be considered a road to unemployment or a show in Las Vegas. Contrary to the main misunderstanding of art, many career paths and work are open to dance major, whether ballet, hip hop, or Tommy. Besides point work and jazz musicians, the dance profession also brings abundance of workplace skills. Their nature of training leads to powerful communication and nonverbal skills, problem solving skills and teamwork. They are organized, sticking to details, and disciplined. Performance is an obvious career path for dance majors and the list of art groups hiring dancers today far exceeds Lincoln Center in New York and Bellagio in Las Vegas. From MTV's music video to cruise and theme parks, dancers are employed at all stages of the entertainment industry, as well as ballet theaters and Broadway theaters. A quarter of dance-related work is in the field of dance choreography, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics expects to grow by 7% over the next few years, thanks to popular culture's attention to music and dance. Some dancers enter the field of professional choreography to become dance recorder, use special training to record choreography and future repertoire using Benesh or Laban's expression. Some dance experts integrate their knowledge of the art world into the arts department of art management or art management, administration, finance or existing arts groups. They can manage other dancers and performers, handle news for them, build and operate a website for dance and art organization. Bachelor's degree is usually required for art management, but performance work focuses on experience and diploma training internships are obtained from art school of achievement, but bachelor's degree or master's degree is a dancer's skill and experience Not only improves the network. Also very valuable Dance is not a field that needs a lot of money. Arts groups are usually nonprofit organizations, and wages reflect this. For the performers, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics set the median hourly wage to $ 16.85 in 2015. And I noticed that the dancer has a high use injury rate and is short lived. Professional dance companies offer slightly higher wages. The choreographer's average hourly wage is $ 22.09. Dancers of major arts groups such as ballet, opera, music companies Career as a performer or dance director is not the only option you can choose. There are also opportunities for education, community, participatory dance work, and management, management and production of dance. Do not underestimate the skills, knowledge, experience gained as a dancer or company member. Decisiveness, openness, and working experience are important factors for getting employment. Additional support and training are required to work in certain situations. This is an example of some occupations in the dance occupation. So, do you want to become a dance major? Great! But at college your choice will not end with that. Pedagogy, Kinematics, Art Management: What can these different tracks do to you? Choosing a university that can open multiple career choices is a smart move that not only brings exciting performance to you but also provides artistic opportunities for your life. Maybe you want to start your own dance company, but you do not know how to operate the company - the dance management degree leads you to the right way. Or you might want to teach at a local studio while continuing to play. Dance pedagogy helps to create exciting resumes. Please read to learn about the contents of various dance projects If a child is dancing at Swan Lake when he is 7 years old and doing a summer camp as a tween at ABT, the dance profession may be considered a road to unemployment or a show in Las Vegas. Contrary to the main misunderstanding of art, many career paths and work are open to dance major, whether ballet, hip hop, or Tommy. B

b: principle or ideal of a legitimate deal; also in line with the principles or ideals of a previous deal Types of justice: justice as revenge (retaliation justice), justice as compassion, justice as harmony (equality and justice), justice as justice (must be treated equally as equality) redistribution of justice, as love Justice, justice as reconciliation and compensation (restorative justice) - Caucasian social science has a tendency to strengthen the public's negative perception of AA against AA by focusing on unstable black families rather than many stable black families There is -> the same Latin Americans are focusing on psychopathological problems encountered by Mexican Americans, they are like indigenous Americans -> these problems rather than social failure It is considered to be caused by an internal factor Social justice is our name, a common theme linking solutions for all social justice solutions, but what is the real meaning behind these words? What is the real definition of social justice? Wikipedia believes that "social justice" comes from religious terms that recognize the collective nature of human beings and our personal approach to helping others, but here are some common definitions there is. Socially fair society is defined as a principle based on equality and solidarity by its supporters and practitioners, and this pedagogy also thinks socially just society understands and Emphasize human rights, recognize everyone's dignity. - Wikipedia

"Initial Theory: Introduction to Literature and Cultural Theory" written by Peter Barry is a book that presents literary and cultural theories in a systematic, simple and coherent way. This book is based on structuralism, poststructuralism, postmodern, psychoanalytic criticism, feminism, lesbian / gay criticism, Marxist criticism, new historismism, post colonial criticism, stylistic theory, and narrative theory. And ecocritism. Literature genre research is a structuralist approach to the study of genre and genre theory in literary theory, movie theory and other cultural theories. In this way, the type of research examines the structural elements found in the storytelling and finds the pattern in the story set. When these elements (or symbol codes) begin to carry unique information, a type occurs. Studies of language genres are best explained by two literary genres of schools, systematic functional linguistics or "SFL". The scholar thinks the language structure is an integral part of the context and function of the text. SFL scholars often do research on genre availability in pedagogy "Initial Theory: Introduction to Literature and Cultural Theory" written by Peter Barry is a book that presents literary and cultural theories in a systematic, simple and coherent way. - To fully understand literary works, it is necessary to have multiple levels of investigation of poetry background, sentences themselves, social political meaning of poetry, intercultural meaning of poetry, and Christian meaning. As a psychological case study mainly, in order to see wonderful novels and wonderful poetry, it is necessary to overlook its true meaning and true meaning. Literary interpretation and psychoanalysis are two different disciplines and they are closely related but should not be considered part of discipline in any way. Only authors who can see masterpieces through Freud's lens can only see art through one

Most of the literature written by American ethnic ethnic writers is pedagogy, not for mainstream culture, but for the culture of the ethnic minority they belong to. These authors recognize that mainstream culture distorts the history of ethnic minorities and that the challenge of directly enhancing and healing their own culture is the burden of a few writers. Unfortunately, many ethnic minorities are inconsistent as they oscillate between assimilation (thus losing their independence and cultural uniqueness) and isolation from mainstream culture. Tony Morrison's Dear Tony Morrison's Pulitzer Prize-winning book "The Beloved" is a historical novel to commemorate those who lost their lives due to the danger of slavery. This novel serves as a voice expressing the reality of the silence of slavery between men and women. In this novel Morrison raised a voice for those who were rejected, especially for African-American women. This is a novel rediscovered the experience of African American. This novel has ruined the traditional concept ... When reading Kathy Aker, which was loved by Toni Morrison and Don Quixote, the themes and characters included in these texts seem to have many similarities is. The most common thing is like love and words. The way to freedom. I saw the abortion she had to do before she started seeking true freedom at Aker's Don Quixote This is love. Toni Morrison explores the concept of slavery through her novel "The Beloved" using various literary methods and postmodern concepts. The concept of memory is the theme of a novel, and Toni Morrison uses it to introduce the concept of life and the concept of slavery in Denver and Seth. Memory is the act of remembering the memory that happened in the past. Dear, depicted as a ghost, she embodies the concept of Sethe 's memory as she brought many memories to Sethe. Always

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader English journal for middle school, high school and junior high school English art teacher. It provides information on writing and reading, literature and language education. For bi-monthly publications, each issue focuses on the relationship between theory, research and class practice, and provides books and electronic media of commentary. Read the related specialties of teaching English articles, theory of the article, rhetoric composition, important theory, theory and creative pedagogy, linguistics, literacy theory, article theory, education and English. For bi-monthly publications, each issue includes review articles, commentaries and letters from readers English magazines are magazine thinking middle school, high school and junior high school English art teacher. EJ provides information on writing and reading, literature and language education. Each question explored the relationship between theory, research and practice of class and examined the materials of interest to the current English teacher, including books and electronic media. The journal will be issued every two months in September, November, January, March, May, July. "Mobile Wall" represents the period between the latest issue available in JSTOR and the latest journal. The moving wall is usually expressed in terms of age. In rare cases, since the issuer selected the "zero" mobile wall, the current problem will be made public on JSTOR as soon as it is issued.

Everyone is not illiterate. We are a product of various cultures around us. Our values, worldview, and experience are made up of society and culture that influence our lives everyday. Therefore, it is important to first become a multicultural person by forming a positive cultural identity. Manning and Baruth (2009, p. 24) defines culture as 'values ​​of people, language, religion, ideal, artistic expression, patterns of social and interpersonal relations, and methods of recognition, behavior, thinking' It is. However, in this article, the cultural identity includes race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, social class, and everything that defines itself. Active recognition is described as an important element of individual empowerment (Carr, 2003). In this study, participants promote a positive identity by integrating cultural relics and affirming cultural information in their offices. These artifacts often motivate students of Chicana / o and Latina / o to ask questions and guide participants in this study to participate in cultural and historical discussions. These findings also support the need for culturally related courses. Chun and Dickson (2011) argues that culturally related pedagogy gives cultural pride to the young people of Chicana / o and Latina / o, promotes academic interest, and promotes personal empowerment There. of Strong cultural identity is important for mental health and well-being of children. A strong understanding of our own cultural history and tradition helps children develop a positive feeling for cultural identity, giving them a sense of belonging and self-esteem, and supporting overall happiness. In order to be able to achieve good results in a culture different from family culture, children often need to understand different expectations and respond to it. For example, expectations for body language in different cultural backgrounds can be very different. In many Asian cultures, direct eye contact with adults is considered a sign of rude or a challenge to adult authority.

The limits of research cited by research and researchers are inherently qualitative and therefore considered subjective. Berry (2008) issued a statement on the prejudice of the author and pointed out the inherent weaknesses of qualitative analysis. The authors are trying to counter this weakness by quantifying the test unit using a computer software program. Cook et al. (2007) and Gojkovic (2007) suggest that the future validation of the assessment scale should include observations of student-teacher interactions. One of the main themes of research obviously lacking influence? According to research on Charles R Greenwood and Mary Abbott's special educational practice research, special education practice is a limited correlation between educational research and practice, teachers and managers think. There is a big gap in disability research, especially how people with disabilities interact with people in academic settings. New classroom technology suggests to think about the accessibility of the dyslexic community including the blindness and dyslexia community. However, classes in many technologies, manufacturers, universities, and classrooms are problematic because they are building new classroom technology, not necessarily disabled people on the table. Recent educational reforms have emerged with limited research or consideration on the impact of student reform on disability. However, changes in special education have not withdrawn from the interests and problems of wider national policies. Therefore, RISER is focusing on schools engaged in reform efforts, including disabled students, trying to identify educational practices that will benefit all students. RISER is based on a realistic and inclusive learning school (SAIL; see Hanley-Maxwell, Phelps, Braden, and Warren, 1999). At the center of the SAIL model is the true achievement and concept of pedagogy. As part of the nationwide school restructuring study (Newmann & Wehlage, 1995), actual education and learning will provide a framework for practicing lessons including students and non-disabled students.

Many people say that Mary Shelly's Frankenstein was released after the Enlightenment; this is a review of cultural phenomena and the first uncertain reaction to the movement. Please do not agree. There is no "after enlightenment". Civilization is more than stopping to learn. Someone stood up and said, "Now it is enough to inspire, I think we have been centuries old." Regardless whether it is good or bad, enlightenment continues today. "Frankenstein" is a popular novel, usually students are assigned to write papers. If you encounter this problem then we will help you by providing a topic of "Frankenstein" thesis. These topics can be used to write articles and other academic papers, you can read them and come up with your own ideas. If you are writing an article about Frankenstein for the first time, the theme of our Frankenstein thesis will be of great help to you. If you follow our topic, you can get the perfect theme even in your thesis, research papers and academic papers. If you do not even know how to write a paper, please see the blog for details on how to write various kinds of papers. Aids free prose pedagogy psychology thesis drafts a newspaper writing work in Kannada zadanie dream of prose analysis, paper example apa quotes Frankenstein research paper assignment. Papers Types of Music Newspaper Overview Maker Trouble Maker English Poem Articles Problem gcse Paper Traffic Accident Democracy pdf My city article Work issues on Mumbai problem. Papers appearing in an example of family relations An international papers on young people of animal rights is not a good example. Article E-mail upsr, target dissertation mba kellogg animation simple paper test Malaysia in 2018? The conclusion of this paper is the background of Japanese research paper.

Semiotics is a field of communication and research between symbols and symbols. Strictly speaking, this is nonverbal communication. You can communicate correctly or incorrectly in a limited area, using some visual and non linguistic objects, such as front-showing green light and dangerous red light. A group of rocks on the main road at night showed a deliberate plan to deliberately rob the robbery and robbed truck or cargo porter. The white flag from enemy soldiers not only indicates a request for a ceasefire but also shows sneaky surrender. Symbolism pay attention, paying attention to the mutual relationship between the symbols. The semiotic approach to literary works emphasizes general practice and literary meaning from code, but the scope of semiotics is not about other types of communication systems such as movies, advertisements, gestures, It is beyond words and wordings. In other words, semiotics is a study of various symbols and symbols, their meanings, and the relationships with what they refer to and their ideas. It focuses on the meaning and communication process. As we all know, semiotics raises concerns about the formal structure of importance and meaning in culture. Literature genre research is a structuralist approach to the study of genre and genre theory in literary theory, movie theory and other cultural theories. In this way, the type of research examines the structural elements found in the storytelling and finds the pattern in the story set. A type occurs when these elements (or symbol codes) begin to carry unique information. Studies of language genres are best explained by schools of two literary genres, namely, systematic functional linguistics, or "SFL". SFL scholars often do research on genre availability in pedagogy

Jerry Lipka is an Associate Professor at the University of Alaska Fairbanks and continues to serve as a continuing consultant to the Ciulistet Group. Find other articles by this author Teresa McCarty is Associate Professor of Language, Reading and Culture of the Faculty of Education at the University of Arizona and is also representative of the American Indian Language Development Association. Find other articles by this author Jerry Lipka is an Associate Professor at the University of Alaska Fairbanks and continues to serve as a continuing consultant to the Ciulistet Group. Find other articles by this author Teresa McCarty is Associate Professor of Language, Reading and Culture of the Faculty of Education at the University of Arizona and is also representative of the American Indian Language Development Association. Find other articles by this author Here we introduce two cases where indigenous teacher groups are changing the culture of school education. Rough Rock and Yup'ik teachers in southwest Alaska and Navajo teachers for many years work at the forefront of community schools and school education and apply their culture, knowledge and knowledge to building curriculum and pedagogy I am looking for a creative way to do. Languages ​​These faculty groups have expressed a resistance to traditional customs and created a safe area in which innovative school education methods can be investigated and practiced. The work of these faculty groups is theoretically related to the preparation of teachers rooted in the community. Relocating these cultural creations to a wider range of school educational institutions is still a challenge. Scholars provide strong culturally relevant leadership explanations for their multinational students and their influence on accomplishment. Lipka and Mohatt (1998), in order to more reflect the structure, atmosphere, curriculum and local students of the school and to make meaningful education for them, the group of teachers and the native Alaska (Yup'ik) elder I will explain how to cooperate closely. For 10 years, the teacher has translated, adapted and embedded Yup'ik's cultural knowledge into mathematics, culture and science courses. As supervisors of traditional knowledge resources and quality control, elders provide inspiration and moral power to teachers and to focus Yup'ik students' school education on student's own cultural orientation They continue their efforts. For example, in mathematics, teachers habitually establish relationships between Yupic computing systems, physical measurements, simple and complex calculations, geometry, pattern design, and mosaics. Accept diversity: Effective teaching> Module 1> Reading: Importance of multicultural education _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Here we introduce two cases where indigenous teacher groups are changing the culture of school education. Rough Rock and Yup'ik teachers in southwest Alaska and Navajo teachers for many years work at the forefront of community schools and school education and apply their culture, knowledge and knowledge to building curriculum and pedagogy I am looking for a creative way to do. Languages ​​These faculty groups have expressed a resistance to traditional customs and created a safe area in which innovative school education methods can be investigated and practiced. The work of these faculty groups is theoretically related to the preparation of teachers rooted in the community. Relocating these cultural creations to a wider range of school educational institutions is still a challenge.

I am studying, this is another type of school for several reasons. School is based on Montessori philosophy. This is the K - 8 school. According to their website, one of their core values ​​is three stages of the learning process: there are three learning stages through lectures, courses, and the content of the book to introduce the concept. Understand concepts through work, experimentation, and creation. Service learning is based on experiential education - learning by doing. The difference between service learning and "pure" experience learning is on two aspects: (1) The purpose of service learning is to guide learners to the actual environment where the main motivation is service. Experience, reflect what happened during the experience and the result of the result. It is democratic as it also requires students to cooperate with teachers to develop educational strategies so that students can learn on their own. Character.org defines service learning as follows. "Service learning differs from community services in several important respects: service learning includes student leadership, contemplation and academic elements.When their services are completed, their efforts are You can internalize what it does to help, while learning more about geography, mathematics and science. " In service learning, students participating in a service program to apply classroom learning to local agencies to bring about positive change to the community are involved. The National Youth Leaders Council defines service learning as "a philosophy of community development, pedagogy and model that is used as an educational strategy to satisfy learning objectives and content standards". The purpose of service learning is essentially "the same advantage for service providers and recipients, to ensure equitable attention to the services provided and the learning being done". The core value of service learning is all that is beneficial for students and they are to serve the same level of students.

People are doing things themselves before technology advances For me, you can do things just by clicking a button like today. It does not mean people do things by themselves. And one day it will get worse. You will see that you do not know how to do things someday. Second, the technology is stupid. Despite Google, Wikipedia, these are stupid. They all tend to rely on these options. The following is a preface to the problem: Teachers often confuse technology with technology itself. Regarding ambiguity of assertion, "To integrate technology into the classroom" is the collapse of many teachers. For them, using technical tools is like planting technology in the classroom. They nearly missed the boat. In fact, using these tools should be the result of incorporating technology into the classroom. From these ideas, the most important and least understood thing is that education is technology. When teachers set up their classrooms to ensure maximum meaningful learning (pedagogy), they use / apply the knowledge they have learned to design problem solving process (technology) I will. Technology entered the classroom. With the development of the Internet and mobile technology, traditional teaching methods are rapidly replaced. In the early stages, with the rise of computer technology, schools began using desktops at school and then began using laptops. And now it is the generation of iPhone and iPad. Many schools, universities and other educational institutions have integrated iPad into their educational methods and provide access to university learning resources. Use the iPad to support e-learning methods, making your learning more attractive and enjoyable. Yet another advantage is that students carry fewer luggage, hide the missed course topics, easily collaborate, and reduce paper usage and other benefits.

Teaching and learning through reflection is like a person because of the experiences we have experienced from the past. Thanks to these important experiences and lessons learned, if we carry out the knowledge we have learned in functional applications, it will shape our role, develop decision and lead a successful future I will help you. This behavior inevitably leads to personal growth and development. Looking back on the writer's own life, there are many experiences that formed his character and educational philosophy in the practice of pedagogy and holistic learning, especially including understanding. McKernan (1996) called "Reflective Teaching." Learning from student education is not a limited ability, but to support and support policies, problems, and actions. Growth and vocational education "This is true for coaches According to Reid (1993) cited by Ghaye and Lilleyman (1997), introspective practice is" a formal education is over and a potential learning pattern and survival And developmental models "that they believe. Though it's down but through life McKernan (1996) called "Reflective Teaching." It is not a collection of abilities limited to student education knowledge but rather reflective support through questions about policies, problems, and problems. .. Growth and vocational education. The result of action. 'This is correct for the coach. According to Reid (1993) quoted by Ghayeand Lilleyman (1997), introspective practice is as follows. Methods and patterns of survival and development They believe that reflexive practice is a skill that is used throughout life, not skills used in a particular environment.

What is social justice and how does it relate to liberation theology? How sin, love, grace, and human freedom influence social justice. What restricts freedom and social justice How do all these work in the kingdom of God? Social justice is a social concept that everyone is treated fairly and is not subject to discrimination based on economic status, race, gender, ethnicity, Grace is a gift from God and we are not fit. In our name, social justice is a common theme linking materials of solutions of all social justice, but what is the real meaning behind these words? What is the true definition of social justice? Wikipedia believes that "social justice" comes from religious terms that recognize the collective nature of human beings and our personal commitment to helping others, but here are some common There is a definition. Socially fair society is defined as a principle based on equality and solidarity by its supporters and practitioners, and this pedagogy also believes that a socially fair society understands. And emphasize human rights, recognize everyone's dignity. - Wikipedia Many people will understand the term I'm using - the Millennium social justice defender - as a synonym for the contempt 'social justice fighter'. This is the term used to trigger the weakness of overuse, but it indicates an important problem. In a typical demonstration of a dazzling horseshoe style theory, the special brand of sustainable supporters of this millennium distorted the splendid cause of social, economic and political equality to social authoritarian movements. Isolated ideological academic theory based on division and inhumanization The modern social justice movement was published on Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, Jezebel, Slate, Huffington Post etc Reminiscent of red panic over civil rights movement (choose one)

Sitting through the doorway is a room filled with people. Everyone is fundamentally different, but they are gathering for one purpose: to receive higher education. The general purpose of education is to encourage people to further develop themselves to ensure the future. For some people, salary at the end of the road is the only incentive. For other people, the motivating factor is the ability to improve oneself and society. The first group, salary group, is not interested in improving oneself. Education raising a problem can not contribute to the benefit of oppressors, or can not. Suppressive orders can not cast doubts on suppressed people. Only a revolutionary society can do such education systematically, but revolutionary leaders need not have full power before adopting this approach. In the course of the revolution, leaders can not use the banking law as a temporary measure and have been proved by two. This concept corresponds to what Sartre calls the concept of "digestion" or "nutrition" education. There, knowledge is provided by educators. The teacher asked the students to "be full". See Jean-Paul Sartre's "Hutong Realist Foundation: L'intentalite" 1 (Paris, 1947). But, if the implementation of liberalization education requires political power and the oppressor is not, how can you implement the pedagogy of oppressors before the revolution? This is one of the most important issues, and its response is outlined at least initially in Chapter 4. One aspect of this correspondence is that in distinguishing between system education and educational program, systemic education can be changed only by political power. Should be done with someone who is under pressure on the organization process

School is where people go to topics such as reading, writing and mathematics. In schools and universities, one or more teachers will support students' learning. [1] In many parts of the world, all children have to go to a certain number of years school. Learning can be done in the classroom, in the external environment, or elsewhere. University is a place to study for students aged 17 and older. [2] Vocational training schools teach skills necessary for people to work Some people attend school for a longer time than others. This is because some jobs require more training than others. For young children, teachers can teach all subjects. Older student teachers are usually professional, they only teach several subjects. Professors' general subjects include science, music, other arts, humanities, geography and history, and languages. Children with mental disabilities who are difficult to deal with do not need to enter ordinary schools. These children have other ways to go to school. There are special schools that teach things ordinary schools do not have. Education for all people is contemporary. For example, in the UK, most people could not read or write in the 18th century. We know this because people who can not write will add "X" to the certificate when they get married, others write their name. Popular education for reading and writing started in the 19th century At first, in most countries, boys are teaching differently from girls. Some schools are boys, some are girls, they accept only boys or girls, but they do not accept two. In the past, most schools were managed by religious sects. It is because the clergy was a person with almost the only literacy ability. As there are only men in the monastery, this applies to schools that only boys accept. Going to school also means learning religion. There are not girls' schools yet in some places. Pedagogy is the science of teaching children. The method of teaching is different if the school is different. There are many differences in how to teach and how to teach. [3] In many countries parents and children have several choices, as there are various choices by allowing different types of schools to solve this problem. Selection may include family education Learning theory (education) comes from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia jumps to: navigation, search of this article requires additional references for confirmation. Please add reliable reference to help improve this article. Content that can not be verified may be deleted by appeal. (April 2008) There is a possibility that this article contains original research. Please check it and improve it by adding a reference. Statements containing only the original study can be deleted. You can get more details in a conversation ... According to Albert Bandura, observational learning is a learning process to identify models and reproduce their behavior. Reproduction of the observed behavior can be based on whether the behavior of the model produces positive or negative results. This is also referred to as alternative enhancement or alternative penalty for model behavior. Free encyclopedia, Tituba of Wikipedia. "Tituba was also called Tituba Indian and was one of the first three people charged with magic in Salem Witch's trial ... She was the first man in Salem The village acknowledged magic Although I denied that it had something to do with magic at the beginning, I had to admit to speak with the devil at once. The 1692 Salem Witch Trial - The witch house of Salem, Salem Washington, Massachusetts, 30th anniversary of Salem Witch trial Introduction of memorial photos. This website also explains the term "witch" to understand the trial of Salem witches. We need to understand the definition of magic in the 17th century. Salem Witch trial. A comprehensive article from the free encyclopedia, Wikipedia. Background: Political, regional, economic, religious and social background. Activities include: initial outbreaks, a

This program is designed to support educators interested in raising awareness and expertise in mathematics and science education and learning. This program will help teachers acquire knowledge about mathematics and science content and better understand how courses and education strategies are coordinated to promote understanding of mathematics and science It helps. This is an ideal degree for those interested in education and learning processes in mathematics and science and teacher education and development of professional competence. This degree program prepares you for research and education for research development in the university environment, educational leadership and school services, or private or non-profit areas. All doctoral students received a generous financial assistance program. Grants and grants include researchers, educators, and postgraduate grants based on tuition and experience to prepare for the future as a leader in this field. Scholarships and scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis and each student is different, but all grant packages include a full-time study of five years. Please contact the consultant for details Registration to all graduate programs is competitive and based on multiple criteria including undergraduate performance, test scores, recommendation letters, personal statements, special transcripts and related past experiences I will. Standards are generally considered. Particularly encourage group candidates historically underestimated When I lived in Egypt for a year, I received a series of mathematics courses to acquire a doctorate. In K - 12, I had never "been skilled" in mathematics, but it is a study that the teaching of mathematics in public education tends to impair the ability to acquire or acquire mathematics in later life It is indicated by. But that is another story ... for those who think that life is boring, monotonous and boring ... I would like to figure out a small solution. Please enter one (or all) of the five gateways below and investigate mathematical concepts yourself. You do not need to "understand" or understand them. When you put them in your heart, revisit them over time The depression of international results over decades has shown that K - 12 public education in the United States is more busy than teaching academic content to validate students' mathematical and scientific phobias. Research indicates that mathematics and science need to be "remembered without mercy" and automatically remember the facts learned earlier. However, memories at American schools are still dirty words. Harvard mathematician Wilfried Schmidt, standard expert Sandra Stottsky, and state mathematics and science teachers have increased their legal influence. MERA's Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) standards and high risk testing are the center of the Commonwealth historical K-12 achievement. The battle between traditional math proponents and progressive supporters has occurred for generations, most recently in "mathematical wars" in the 1990s and early '00s. Alan Schonfeld (MS '70, Ph.D. 73), a professor of pedagogy at the University of California, Berkeley, compares this discourse with today's cable news. The ability of the boiler to overcome this cutting is part of her wide range of charm. She is a charismatic speaker that provides thoughtful delivery, a relaxing smile, and a quick reply to the e-mail sent by the educator. Christina Lincoln-Moore, associate professor at the Los Angeles Unified School District, says: "I call myself Jo Boaler Group." "I do not want to, I will spread that word."

Explanation: Classical magazines publish academic papers on Greek and Latin languages ​​and literature, and all other aspects of classical research, as well as review reviews. The forum section specializes in articles on pedagogy. The journal has been published since 1905; for many years, the number of questions per volume has changed, but it has now been fixed to four. Current editor is Antony Augoustakis of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The business manager of this journal is Thomas J. Sienkewicz of Monmouth College. "Mobile Wall" represents the period between the latest issue available in JSTOR and the latest journal. The moving wall is usually expressed in terms of age. In rare cases, since the issuer selected the "zero" mobile wall, the current problem will be made public on JSTOR as soon as it is issued. For example, if the current year is 2008 and the journal has a 5 year moving frame, you can get the 2002 article. The academic journal "Education News" announced an annual general survey of educational attitudes on Tuesday. In the result of 2018, the overall approval rate for the charter school and ordinary private school vouchers (all parents with children in public schools) increased, and the support rate for the Democratic Party and the Republican Party also decreased. For example, it can be traced back in a few years, the popularity of slips increased - the support of the Democratic Party increased, but the main reason for the increase in total approval is the increase in the Republican popularity rate. First, I will evaluate various attitudes towards education in education and various attitudes spreading in communities in parish and missionary activities. These views on the role and influence of formal education provide Tambu and Nyasha with explanatory evidence of values ​​and ideology on their school education experience and correspondence and provide early insight into Dangarembga's political and educational concerns Offers. I have identified three important beliefs and attitudes that can be described as "important connection", "social obligation" and "gender difference". A new survey released yesterday aims to delve into this problem by reviewing the young Latin attitude. Interestingly, the results did not show a relaxed attitude towards education, marriage or sexual behavior. Nevertheless, the survey shows that most of the Latin youth are strongly influenced by their parents in terms of their sexuality, but may receive conflicting information. Surveys of values ​​and attitudes can link education to the recognition of immigrants and refugee recipients. For example, an international social research program with three waves, a world value survey with six waves, international citizenship and citizen education research with two waves solved the problem with this problem. These studies can evaluate how the educational system builds values, attitudes, norms and beliefs that are the backbone of democracy in order to improve trust in interpersonal relationships and increase participation of citizens I will. One of the main differences between Finland and the United States to deal with is our attitude towards education and our trust in educators. "An important part of Finland's comprehensive school reform is a nationwide effort to improve the quality of teachers" (Porter-Magee) and that education is the fifth most authoritative occupation in the United States It is thought. ") The people trust teachers, and generally, low," can not teach people "This sentence proves this" The attitudes of parents to higher education are children's education Attitudes towards children, the possibility of children obtaining a degree in college, and the possibility of returning to school may be affected. "(Gorman). A negative attitude towards education weakens its value and effectiveness, hampering student participation and learning. If we want to strengthen our educational system, we must first regain

Utopian fantasy based on the Leninist concept of "Equality of results". It says you have to get rid of it from you to fewer things, so that you have more stuff so that you can be equal. So, with thieves, they have much in common, they use guns to steal your wallet to balance your wealth. This seems not applicable to rulers, but they seem to be free from social justice policy at all times. In order for social justice to exist, there must be a ruling class to achieve social justice. If there is an elite ruling class, there is no social justice. Therefore, the concept of social justice always collapses on its own Social justice is supported by people of all ages of fashion who can not afford every week for food and car gasoline, but they are also plagued by hundreds to thousands of dollars with tattoos and piercings. This is often used by tyrants who waste power to deceive the voters from abandoning their rights and freedom in exchange for free goods, linking the ruling class pocket with the theft of people. They promised to achieve social justice in Venezuela. I can not even offer toilet paper. At the same time, Maduro's right arm AristóbuloIstúriz has more than $ 9.6 million in Swiss bank account. At least Chavez's daughter can still live in the presidential office La Casona In Ukraine, the average wage is less than 300 pounds per month, and president Viktor Yanukovych stated that 2013 will be the year of social justice. In 2014 Ukrainians discovered that it is half of the possession of five-story mansion, golf course, private zoo, park, greenhouse, luxury sports car filled garage, helicopter mat, and Monaco did. Private restaurant, pirate ship such as hovercraft In the United States, they are committed to providing free medical care to everyone. Now it costs more expenses and I have less coverage. I heard that the latest dress from First Ladies is sold for $ 12,000. This is your social justice Social justice is our name, a common theme linking solutions for all social justice solutions, but what is the real meaning behind these words? What is the real definition of social justice? Wikipedia believes that "social justice" comes from religious terms that recognize the collective nature of human beings and our personal approach to helping others, but here are some common definitions there is. Socially fair society is defined as a principle based on equality and solidarity by its supporters and practitioners, and this pedagogy also thinks socially just society understands and Emphasize human rights, recognize everyone's dignity. - Wikipedia Many people will understand the term I'm using - the Millennium social justice defender - as a synonym for the contempt 'social justice fighter'. This is a term that brings weakness by abuse, but it shows an important problem. In a typical demonstration of a dazzling horseshoe shape theory, the special brand of social justice supporters of this millennium distorted the splendid cause of social, economic and political equality to social authoritarian movements. Isolated ideology separates individuals and makes them inhuman. Academic Theory Contemporary social justice movements were published on Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, Jezebel, Slate, Huffington Post etc It is reminiscent of red panic over civil rights movement (choose one)

In this article I will explore the current discussion on the role of local governments in education in the UK. It focuses on research evidence in Scotland, especially with regard to decentralization of management to the school and reorganization of local governments. These findings are compared with the discussion and evidence of the roles of local governments in England and Wales in education over the past decade. Education and local governments throughout the UK have undergone substantial reforms, but the nature and outcome of these policies have been suggested to differ across the north-south border. Local governments play an important role in public education in the United States. From kindergartens to community colleges, local governments and states provide substantial funding to public schools primarily through state and local tax collections. Local authorities at all levels will determine educational policies including counties, cities, towns and districts. Their mission is to make important decisions about funds and pedagogy and about the path between community and state education. In this article I will explore the current discussion on the role of local governments in education in the UK. It focuses on research evidence in Scotland, especially with regard to decentralization of management to the school and reorganization of local governments. These findings are compared with the discussion and evidence of the roles of local governments in England and Wales in education over the past decade. Education and local governments throughout the UK have undergone substantial reforms, but the nature and outcome of these policies have been suggested to differ across the north-south border. Central government and state government play different roles. The US government is responsible for domestic problems such as fiscal, commercial, defense, diplomacy. Each country is addressing regional issues such as education, public safety, public health. Some roles, such as taxing rights, are shared or shared at the same time. The legislature is a bicameral parliament consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives, also called the Bicameral Council. It has the power to enact federal law applicable across the country. It also has the right to enforce the law, to establish all lower level federal courts, to overthrow the President's refusal and to use funds to impeach the president. Since public education is often viewed as a community's responsibility, the role of the federal government in this area is limited. Today most federal education funds are used for higher education, mainly student loans and scholarships. Since the 1950's, the Federal Government has offered funds from 1st to 12th graders, especially to improve science, language and mathematics. Other projects such as head start for pre-school children focus on supporting poor children. Still, today's Federal government funds are less than 10% of total US education expenditure.

Owners of small and medium enterprises want to continue research and development of new products for the market, but private or public funds may be necessary to do so. Bankers and other investors may not have scientific or technical expertise to understand the complexity of your company's products and they are reluctant to lend to projects they do not understand maybe. Please write a paper to solve this problem. Papers and forecasts are opportunities to stimulate your interest in your research Your perspective on research results is not a fact, as you are not developing a product that requires funds. An article is an article that provides a reason to support your claim. The supporting evidence must be based on facts or be strong inference, it is by no means an opinion. This article explains the importance of research. Each research focuses on each part. A short article may have only one introductory paragraph, but there may be several long articles. The paper presentation has the subject, main viewpoint, and backing evidence. If your business is developing new products, the theme is a specific product. The main idea explains the expected effect of the product. For example, your business would like to develop an integrated gardening tool. The theme "Integrated horticulture tools are excellent for gardeners because they are convenient to use tools for various gardening tasks, so they can reduce monetary expenditure" is an integrated tool. , Seeding and trimming. Backing evidence is the convenience of reducing monetary expenses using only one tool. The paper statement is usually placed at the end of the first paragraph, but you can put it at the end of the second paragraph if necessary The prediction statement introduces the main points of the paper to the reader and reduces each point to one or two words. As with the overview, we refer to these points in the same order as the articles. The forecast statement does not include all the ideas posted in this paper. Choose primary funds that your company will help you obtain the necessary funds and other assistance and include it as part of the forecast statement. When writing a paper, put a prediction statement at the end of the preface. It helps the reader migrate naturally from introduction to the first major perspective. It is not only for companies to write papers to obtain funds. Department heads prepare for senior management to gain approval for process changes to improve efficiency, expand production, or reduce costs. Most project proposals start with an internal document that promotes potential economic interests to the company. Diane Perez is a writer contributing to various Web sites, such as focusing on gardening and business topics, making sales copies for individual customers. Perez holds a bachelor's degree in pedagogy at the University of Miami. The forecast statement is a statement that contributes to the idea or position of the paper being presented in the paper statement. The prediction statement does not contain all the concepts contained in the statements of this paper, but instead highlights the main concept of the paper and shows its direction. Predictive statements are usually included in paper statements, but in some cases they may be displayed after the paper is drawn. Since windmills stand out in comparison with general school supplies, effectively inform the leaders that the students are ready to receive individual guidance, and the leaders interrupt the individual instructional courses to draw attention of the leaders It prevents. In this section we will explain the importance of the thesis and prediction statements and point out how they will help artists organize papers. In this activity, students need to identify Mae's thesis and forecasting statements and track the appearance of values ​​and concerns stated in the thesis throughout the article. This activity is particularly useful for students who are difficult to organize visually

Unfortunately, the National Teacher Quality Council (NCTQ) recently announced the "American Teacher Preparation Program" report has not achieved the goal of accurately and fairly reviewing the institutions prepared for future teachers. See UNI's response to NCTQ Teacher Preparation Course Report The National Association for Education (NEA) and the Association for American Teacher Education Association (AACTE) form a high-quality partnership as a teacher. This partnership will promote recognition, understanding and cooperation on the state level teacher quality issues. The following is a series of policy explanation documents. Raise the standard: Coordinate and strengthen teacher preparation and education occupation - Teacher Preparation Working Group Report 2012 of the American Institute of Teachers Association Our responsibility, our commitment to change the preparation of educators and get into occupation - CCSSO educators prepare and enter working group report Looking back on the history of teacher education connecting "the widest street in the world" - American education, summer 2011 Manage the subject assessment designed by the national certification test service measuring at least one field pedagogy and knowledge before students complete the practitioner's program and are approved by the supervisor. Candidate candidates provide a performance-based assessment by effective and reliable subjects. Based on the assessments made in this section, students will not be able to successfully complete the course unless the student has achieved a score higher than 25% nationwide. (Page 25) The purpose of this report is to explain the development of the state level educational policy that took place in the 1990s and to use resources to explain these reform efforts at the state level. In the process, this report was an extension of the earlier National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES) report "Outline and Checklist of School Curriculum and Attendance Requirements" (Medrich et al., 1992), in the 1980s We will review state level reforms. I work. Like the task of discussing reforms in the first report of the 1980's, this report examines the development of educational policy in the 1990s. This report documents various educational reforms at the state level from 1990 to 2000. Therefore, it is rather a list rather than an assessment of state reform. As with all attempts to report on these reform efforts, it is necessary to decide which of the state level educational policy developments included in the report. Regardless of the criteria used, it is inevitable that "critical areas" of reform efforts will be carried out and it is difficult to judge whether they meet inclusion criteria. For example, valuable topics on teacher training such as National Committee Certified Incentive, Accountability of Teacher Education Program, Professional Development Development Fund, etc. were considered, but they were eventually excluded. It is important to note that inclusion or exclusion of this report does not imply the quality of reform and the possibility of efforts to achieve desirable results. Public education has long been a subject of discussion and reform, but over the past decade it is noteworthy as to the type and number of national education policy activities. Especially since the 1980s, in the 1990s, the state has been shifting from educational investment to investment in education. For example, each student's expenditure on teaching materials and the transition to educational outcomes such as the student's "high efficiency" score. Percentage State Entire Evaluation State governments implemented policies in many areas that passed legislation, adopted new procedures and standards, and reflected new results in inputs. To facilitate discussion of various educational policies adopted over the past decade, this report divides these reforms into four broad categories:

Education is a very important aspect in the lives of all people in the world. What we have learned is not just to shape ourselves in the classroom. You can receive education anytime and anywhere. Use it when talking with friends about sports and music, solve problems of mathematics while using it While watching TV Whether you should watch a movie or use it to talk with your family. Our education is our own foundation. All the decisions we make and all the thoughts we think depend on what we know. Imagine how different it is if everyone wants to learn such a degree, like not having conversation topics on lunch tables around the world, or being drunk. The school's obligation is simply icing on the cake, as the school is taught by duties, discipline, and many unwilling teachers. The system of teachers and schools has complete control over the mechanisms of things and leaves students their own way of doing things. Teachers manage what they teach, how to teach, how to train, what to assign, etc. Because they are majority, students need to say more about how things work. More free decision making will create a more pleasant environment. Therefore, students become easier to learn. School is mandatory, so the lack of communication is also very nervous. One way to solve this problem is to have students listen to their thoughts and opinions. In this school, the teacher is a principal, and the students are very similar to the population large population. I will comment on what happened to all the students, but how many votes are cast in class and school decisions? Is your current lecture a teacher? Jump? And does the student answer? How expensive it is. What? If students answer different things, they will be disciplined or punished. Three are many aspects of unhealthy schools for students, and many teachers can not see them. Questioning is an educational way that teachers and students cooperate to tackle problems. The teacher, teacher and students of the students work together to solve the problem. Reality and truly critical contact is part of practice. Even though the content of the educational plan is not particularly political, the way to ask questions is people who can take up places in society, banking methods are repressive, so they remain politically liberated It will be. As Fry said, "Archive them." Since the problem is in education, students and teachers will discover the truth. In banking education, the second - hand truth approved by the Board of Education is communicated to passive students, the greater their strength, they will absorb the real version of others. Flair believes that teachers and students are the subject of furniture education. The problem is that education is a term devised by Brazilian educator Paul Freire in the 1970 book The Education of the Oppressed. Problem configuration is a teaching method that emphasizes critical thinking for the purpose of liberation. Flair solved this problem instead of the education bank model. Flair's teaching method derives from his guidance and experience in Brazilian immigrant workers literacy program. In this work, Flair recognized the economic, political and social domination caused by parents' style. Paternalism brought about a silence culture that prevented people from facing oppression. He changed this philosophy into pedagogy because "the whole education system is one of the main tools for maintaining this silent culture."

"Today, what is accepted as knowledge may be abandoned tomorrow." Consider the problem of knowledge raised by this statement with knowledge of the two fields. Knowledge can be defined as a reasonable and true belief. It is also a subjective belief that depends on personal viewpoint, cultural background, and education system. It points out that some of our beliefs remain the same even over time as the assertions of knowledge acquired today are not necessarily destroyed tomorrow. That's right. One way to do this is to review the current education system - knowledge is distilled from aggressive educators to more than 30 students passively absorbing knowledge. This is a traditional "free size" process (communication of knowledge is done between educators and X students) and the main function of the student is to absorb information conveyed from the teacher. In our traditional classroom, the most active part of the learning phase is not a student but a teacher. She spends a lot of energy preparing the content, reading various documents and texts, and guessing for yourself and 30 for help. Organize the material in an individual (one person decides the best for the other thirties - what I have missed here?) And in a coherent and coherent way, and finally she tells I handed it to 30 students. Why do we need to change existing education system? The current traditional educational system is based on the era of industrial revolution. In the era of the industrial revolution, people need to learn the knowledge applicable to the skills necessary for the work created at that time. As there are flaws in the current legacy system, we need to make a new system update for our educational system. Let's look at some of the pitfalls of traditional systems. It is assumed that some students are smarter than others and that many people can change it. Even if official tracking is canceled, most schools offer a variety of courses based on performance level. Therefore, the traditional education system focuses on ranking and classifying the students to determine who can go on to college. The business model of Education Bank is the term Paulo Freire uses to describe and critique the traditional education system. This name refers to the metaphor of the student as a container, and the educator must add knowledge to it. Freire considers this model to strengthen the critical thinking of students and lack of intellectual property rights, thus strengthening oppression, and understanding Freire's knowledge is the result of human creation. Paul Freire used the bank education model for the first time in his powerful book "Pedagogy of oppression". Education is expressed as "fundamentally narrative (sexual) personality": 57 are teacher-centric (ie active participants) and students are considered passive

Essay - Yeats Crazy Jane talks to the main church: Theme and Symbolism WB Yeits has a very interesting personal life. He chased after Magonne and he was not rejected only four times. Then when she became a widow, he only proposed a sense of responsibility to her and was rejected again. Then he suggested to her daughter, her daughter is less than half. She also refused his offer. Shortly thereafter, he proposed to another half-year old girl, George Hide Leeds. In addition to some of his rash acts, she admitted that their marriage was also very successful. W. B. Yeats Easter poetry W. B Yeats in 1913 and September 1916 depicts an important aspect of Irish history, especially when Ireland fought for independence in 1900. During this period Ireland experienced a difficult struggle period. The Federation of Employers decided to detain their workers to break their resistance. As of the end of September, it is said that 25,000 workers were affected ... - e. In other words, it is a poem of simplicity in the lifetime of Cummings by e. That is, Cummings explains the relationship between age and happiness by simply connecting the two together. However, with this simplicity, it will be separated from reality and results will be brought about. We can only do natural things. You should be happy and young at first. In other words, the most important thing for you is happy and young. Romantic respect for nature and country life is an important theme of his work. WB Yeats wrote as follows. "It's as simple as people can not find in places without complaints, birds and leaves seem to be near children and the season will change, so what happened between them and us? They and us. "This brought Visva-Bharati University of Santiniketan, one of his biggest projects. Tagore can get rid of traditional classroom based pedagogy - prefer to teach preliminary learning under big eucalyptus - and it is made up of an international intellectual who gathers in an ideal country country of Bangladesh ing. The degree of translatability of translation and the symbolic aspect of WB. The most commonly used method of translating Yeats' four plays and symbols is the main focus and purpose of this research. In this research, to clarify these translations and strengthen Irish playwright William, using a hybrid framework that combines Ordudari (2008), Fernandez (2006) and researcher's own modifications and theoretical framework The solution was offered. Translator possibility of Butler Yeats' symbol

Literature Review: Outline of Self-determination Study There have been many theories about human needs and motivation, mainly focusing on psychological and social needs. Self-determinism believes that self-esteem and positive happiness need to meet the three basic human needs. Autonomy, ability and relevance. Autonomy is the choice of personal behavior, initiatives, and ownership, and participation in meaningful and interesting activities is a necessary condition to fulfill this requirement. In the mid-1980s, researchers Edward L. Decech and Richard Ryan discovered the theory of motivation called self-determination theory (SDT). It focuses to some extent that individual behavior is self-motivating and self-determining. Spontaneous behavior is considered to be the result of essential motivation; it is fun and satisfying, so it is to do activities. People with strong intrinsic motivation prefer to complete work without pushing from outside. Our role as a designer is to design experiences and interfaces to enhance the user's essential motivation and to keep using our products and services. This can be accomplished by recalling the three natural psychological needs that SDT decides to adjust the user's inherent motivation. They are: Self-determinism (1991) Self-determinism (SDT) is a personality theory that includes behavioral factors. It focuses on the motivation behind personal choices. Since the inspiration of self-determinism is rather interesting and satisfying rather than motivation to achieve goals and get external compensation like money, the endogenous motivation which is the idea of ​​participation in activities It comes from the study of. With an essential motive, look for challenges that can promote growth. The essential motivation will prosper if it is related to safety and relevance (Deci & Ryan, 1991). Self - determinism supports adults driven by internal urges. However, one aspect of self - determinism contradicts the important premise of anthropology. It is a self - determinism that argues that endogenous motivation is a more effective motivating factor for all people, including children. Knowles (1984) is aware of the possibility to apply to specific children and most adults, but clearly it is better to study the principles of motivation from the viewpoint of self-determinism than to pedagogy We do not provide understanding. Self-determinism (SDT) is the theory of motivation and dedication. Self-determinism (SDT) focuses on the interaction between individual character and experience in the social environment, which leads to autonomous and controlled motivation. After all, the social environment seems to have a big influence on internal motivation, external motivation, self-regulation. More specifically, self - determinism suggests that social and cultural factors influence personal personal intentions and initiatives in terms of goals, performance, and happiness. The conditions that promote autonomy (eg multiple choices / choices for individuals), capabilities (eg positive feedback), and relevance (eg stable relationships with groups in which individuals are working) Support high level resolution and personal will.

Abstract: Family education is a controversial topic among educators. When a child receives education at home, children's interest in education and social life as a whole increases. Children do not have a social environment to learn to acquire basic social skills; while most parenting educational environment teaches parents provided information provided, one child, perhaps brothers and sisters . In the usual school educational environment, there is no room for personality formation for children of the same age and grade. According to a new work paper by Flair, teacher specialization is a model that teachers specialize in specific subjects and teach them to a group of rotating students, which adversely affects the student's performance, attendance rate and behavior. Faculty member of Harvard Graduate School of Education. why? Specialization has advantages. It allows the teacher to prepare the course and increase the time to teach more comfortable subjects. However, specialization is costly as well. That is to reduce the opportunity for teachers to adjust pedagogy for individual students and conduct action guidance. In addition to the university's adverse impact on individual students, it also has a wider negative impact on the academic atmosphere of high school. Looking at the fact that the university is guaranteed, some students think that they can amnesty and object to the authority of the teacher. These changes have the greatest impact on students with low academic ability, but even excellent students are participating in a course where authority of teachers is questioned. Talking to the children is time: if you do not go well in high school you will not do well at college (or at work) Excessive homework can adversely affect the health of students. Homework is defined as the work assigned to the students by the school teacher These tasks are done outside the school time. Students who spend a lot of time doing their homework and do not have enough free time to relax are considered to have done too many homework. Satisfaction, leisure time and refusal of community activities, parental intervention and misconduct are adverse effects of excessive homework. They affect the health of the students, thereby reducing their happiness, peace and motivation.

University English is a professional magazine for university scholars - teachers. CE has published articles on literature, rhetoric composition, critique theory, creative writing theory and pedagogy, linguistics, literacy theory, reading theory, education, and professional issues concerning English education. A review article is included in the question. Contributions may cross the boundaries of traditional domains; authors represent various institution types "Mobile Wall" represents the period between the latest issue available in JSTOR and the latest journal. The moving wall is usually expressed in terms of age. In rare cases, since the issuer selected the "zero" mobile wall, the current problem will be made public on JSTOR as soon as it is issued. For example, if the current year is 2008 and the journal has a 5 year moving frame, you can get the 2002 article. Reading and writing statements are a common way for authors to read, talk, and talk about relationships with writing. Many literacy stories are written and published by famous writers to help their audience understand them. It is also often used as the first task of the university's composition course. It gives students the opportunity to 1) introduce themselves to teachers and classmates, 2) think positively about relationships with reading and writing, 3) understand the influence of reading and writing on their lives. Students often feel happy with their homework very often, and teachers often feel they like reading and reading. Think about it as a personal story The first Merriam-Webster culture definition is "read-write". Some teachers require literacy narratives still to be applied to the definition of this literacy rate. Another definition of "literacy rate" is more comprehensive. It has "knowledge and ability". Literacy narratives can cover literacy rates in two ways. The second definition of 'literacy rate' includes a broader understanding of the professional literacy rate, hobby related hobbies, language literacy rate, or many other types of topics arising from language association there is. This is a language link related to literacy narratives. For example, you may be an athlete. Let's say you play soccer. So, when you know what "Edge" means? How did you learn the sentence? What does "play D" mean? What is "football field"? A literacy story may contain this relationship with the language Literacy Narrative is an important document detailing the personal journey of literacy. As we judged that the literacy rate and literacy rate had a broad definition, it is easy to understand that the literacy rate is not just for those who learn letters, learn to read, write, and talk . From the idea that you generated in the first step, list 3-5 topics you might cover with your literacy story. The reason you should write in the form of a sentence is that your literacy skill is not about just 'books' or 'poetry writing'. Your literary story says, "When my 3rd grade teacher assigned a Judy Blume book, I noticed that I like to read" or "I wrote my first white painting and I I know that I told you through the text I wrote. " Power "(Note: Please select another theme if you selected a topic that does not contain much reading, writing, talking in step 1.)

I saw this example at Joel Spring's book "American Education". Spring (2014) introduces this problem as a complicated problem, but I think it is more complicated. Who controls American education? More importantly, who should control American education? My obvious choice is a teacher, but after much debate, I do not know if this is the best solution. Those who control what public schools should teach also choose to teach students ethics and behavior. Do you remember what I was when I was young, the teacher told the teacher that they wanted them to have a set of children like me. I am not a crusader, but I think American public schools are usually ordinary. Our educational crisis is a complex, multifaceted monster with political, economic, social, psychological, national, regional and personal influence. I have no answer I do not think everyone's answer is the same. I am very pleased that I have the chance to stay home with my child. I know that family education is not good for everyone (to be honest, this is not necessarily good for me). I saw this example at Joel Spring's book "American Education". Spring (2014) introduces this problem as a complicated problem, but I think it is more complicated. Who controls American education? More importantly, who should control American education? My obvious choice is a teacher, but after much debate, I do not know if this is the best solution. Those who control what public schools should teach also choose to teach students ethics and behavior. - In the original time travel novel, The Time Machine by H. G. Wells, the hero will be sent on an extraordinary future trip. During this 800,000 year journey, as he knows in the book, time travelers face many new challenges and see many new attractions. In parallel with this fictitious story, time travel is becoming the focus of new research. Time travel is the supporting theory of many famous physicists in the world, and it is a topic that is widely debated in contemporary times. The theory of complexity is relatively calm in highly controlled education, re-prescription, and essential content environments, with a high risk assessment system that continually monitors individual performance against predicted goals It is being strengthened. The theory of complexity, apart from controlled and controlled subject-based education, redefines the "foundation" of education, discovers interdisciplinary, emerging, constructivistic courses and provides freedom as an educational requirement Recheck (Doll), 1993). The theory of complexity is contrary to the exaggerated, neat, traditional, Tyreli's external approved and regulated decree statement of government, objective, content, pedagogy, learning assessment, educational evaluation is.

Using frameworks for skill-based learning In the 1990's, many science programs across the country replaced concept-based learning instead of skill-based learning. However, many teachers faced difficulties in transitioning. In addition, they noticed that some students did not seem to benefit from skill-based learning. One reason is that in many skill-based courses there is no conceptual framework that students can position the skills highlighted by the course. This framework is based on a series of interrelated core concepts with a flexible implementation choice rather than a series of standards and learning outcomes or enumeration of specific skills. At the heart of this framework is a conceptual understanding that is consistent and comprehensive of many other concepts and ideas on information, research, and academic. Today, the teaching method has changed dramatically from most one - way teachers - student models to more cooperative methods, and the students feel that they are authorized. Currently, the National Association of School Librarians has announced the learning standards of new students in 2007 and offers rich information on this subject. Project-based learning is the most powerful pedagogy. These future skills can be taught separately, but combining these skills into a project-based learning framework makes it more powerful. Empathy is an important skill you can learn by yourself to better understand others' perspectives. However, when teaching empathy to understand the plight of refugees in Colombia, skills are given a stronger purpose to create solutions to their challenges. In order to create a solution that meets your needs, you will understand someone's own background and perspectives. Teaching creativity and brainstorming as a means to solve a unique solution to the problem of forced migration will make it more specific, such as how to create a mind map and how to become a useful tool to obtain specific results . Purpose - Brainstorm ideas for problem solving

About this course: The Learning Foundation course covers teachers and educators with all abilities and backgrounds, from people who are not familiar with the classroom to those who want to develop. . With 8 dynamic courses from established, respected experts from across the federal, these 8 courses allow you to develop and enhance your skills such as education, professionals, assessment I will. As you continue to complete the program, you will notice that yourself not only enhances your expertise, but also strengthens your relationships with colleagues around the world. Opportunities for professional development that you can not miss. The curriculum is a framework that leads guidance and learning. In this course you will have the opportunity to examine the relationship between teacher, learner and course. Let's enrich the course by participating in the Commonwealth Education Community through our website, facebook and twitter. The focus of this week is to learn before teaching. You will learn about the tripartite relationship between teachers, courses, and students. As a teacher, you must be able to background the courses that are offered to you. The course is a set of common content and educational strategy that is realistic, relevant, as much as possible to each student as much as possible. The topics discussed this week are tripartite relations, student-specific learning, student learning theory, and student-centered education. Educational viewpoints include childhood, child development and puberty research courses, modern Indian and educational programs, theoretical foundations of knowledge and curriculum, education and learning, gender and inclusive education at school, and social background included. In the "Child and Growth" course, students and teachers can participate in Indian social education research, gain conceptual tools for sociological analysis, and collaborate with various communities and children. Practical experience course of school exchange The course "Contemporary India and Education" conceptually understands the diversity, inequality and limitations of Indian society, the influence on education, and analyzes major policy debate in education in India. We will deepen our understanding of children's and youth's recognition, emotions and communication development and link these understandings to current theoretical and practical research in education and learning. Emphasis is placed on educational models, curriculum planning and learning assessment as the basis for developing appropriate educational practices for inclusive classrooms. Experience in the field is necessary. We will prepare future teachers to deal with technology at work and classrooms. The course outlines the questions, pedagogy and skills that can help guide and guide the technology in effective, creative, proper and educational ways. Especially emphasis is placed on technology used in education such as microcomputer and optical equipment (laser disc and CD-ROM). About this course: The Learning Foundation course covers teachers and educators with all abilities and backgrounds, from people who are not familiar with the classroom to those who want to develop. . With 8 dynamic courses from established, respected experts from across the federal, these 8 courses allow you to develop and enhance your skills such as education, professionals, assessment I will. As you continue to complete the program, you will notice that yourself not only enhances your expertise, but also strengthens your relationships with colleagues around the world. Opportunities for professional development that you can not miss. The curriculum is a framework that leads guidance and learning. In this course you will have the opportunity to examine the relationship between teacher, learner and course.

I have been a teacher for 12 years. Meanwhile, I am deeply aware of the practice of pedagogy and teacher training. In addition to developing successful educational models at Cramlington Learning Village, I have comprehensive knowledge on accelerated learning, effective teacher behavior, learning assessment, collaborative learning, learning thinking, effective and creative use of ICT, I learned the learning method and questing learning. Reflective guidance is an example of world leading teacher education and most professional development programs use it as a way to improve teacher practice. As a teacher educator, I recognized the importance of reflective teaching (RT) for professional development of teachers. In this article I reported on the experience of two current teachers of English who took part in the professional development course at Bogota's public university and they started the introspectional education process through the development of introspective thinking skills. We gathered data through interviews, observations, videos, questionnaires and diaries. The results of the survey show some of the attitudes of teachers to referrals, factors that stimulate and reduce contemplation, and some of the changes observed in teaching practice. How is the teacher's attitude toward introspective instruction reflected in the professional development plan? It seems to be difficult to agree to the concrete definitions of teacher's introspective teaching practice. Shane (1987) proposed an introspective view by suggesting the concept of "reflection on behavior" and opposed professional behavior as a series of steps in the decision-making process. He believes that this view underestimates the artist's artistic nature. He said that experts could redesign the problem when studying the problem, test our explanation and solutions, and combine contemplation and action. Conversely, introspection in behavior is a reflection of practitioners developing new insights into uncertain, original or inconsistent practices from time to time. How is the teacher's attitude toward introspective instruction reflected in the professional development plan? A comprehensive model of the teacher's reflection as a continuous professional development function and case description The reflection at every level contributes to the professional development of religious educators. However, if teachers learn to contemplate at various levels as a function of career development, professional development will be greatly strengthened. This level of reflection integration will enable the four related objectives mentioned earlier in this study. First of all, a teacher who can effectively integrate the four levels of "introspective behavior" will approach "introspective behavior." Hatton and Smith expressed the "ability to qualitatively distinguish various reflections (ie, techniques, explanations, dialogue, or criticisms) in certain situations that are performed" deployment, application, single or combined " It explains.

Parents responsible for child's antisocial and criminal behavior have long contended for parental antisocial and criminal proceedings against children. In this article we will evaluate whether parents should be accountable or whether parents should be punished for their actions. Many fields will be discussed, the first of which is the historical background of criminalizing maternity. The first problem in this section is a family factor such as insufficient parental supervision and whether it affects behavior, as investigated by researchers investigating the reasons for the study. The provision on parental responsibility of the Antisocial Behavior Act in 2003 is not a new development and the law on parental responsibility is part of the fight against juvenile delinquency since the 19th century. In this section you will learn about the history of the law on responsibilities of England and Wales parents. Parent responsibility for juvenile delinquency is a characteristic of the history of juvenile crime management since the 19th century. With the "Adolescent Crime Law" of 1854, volunteer organizations were able to establish corrective institutions to accommodate and degenerate children who received "moral education" education. According to the probation observation law of 1884, children between the ages of 5 and 16 will be sent to the correctional facility for two years, and parents can order payment of maintenance fees. Maintenance fee is designed to enforce parental responsibility 1884 "School of Pedagogy School Law", 1857 "Industrial School Law", "1933 Child and Adolescence Act", "Criminal Justice Act 1982", "Criminal Law of 1998 and Disorderly Law", 2003 Antisocial Act Act Spirit of punishment in. Creating strong influence often causes parents to destroy rather than strengthen their ability to provide aid and guidance to their children. Accusation is frank - all parents condemn their children for illegal acts, and imposition of monetary penalty for these parents is considered a suitable way to prevent juvenile delinquency. The parental responsibility law ignores evidence of more complex interrelationships between parents, children and adolescents. In order to develop effective measures to reduce juvenile delinquency, it is necessary to better understand the criminal behavior of young people.

CBSE assumes a comprehensive school education that is powerful and vibrant. The Board promises to provide quality education to promote learner's intellectual, social and cultural vitality. It is committed to developing learning processes and environments that make future citizens the world leader in emerging knowledge society. The council advocates a continuous and comprehensive evaluation focusing on the learner's overall development. The Board promises to provide a stress-free learning environment that fosters competent, confident and evolving citizens that promote harmony and peace. The academic, training, innovation and research department of the central secondary school aims to achieve academic excellence through policy conceptualization and management plan to ensure balanced academic activities in schools affiliated with the executive board It is. The unit strives to provide research programs, courses, academic guidelines, textbooks, supplementary materials, and abundant activities and skills development programs. This unit is operated according to the broader objectives set forth in the 2005 national curriculum framework and is consistent with the various policies and practices sometimes adopted by the Government of India. I. Identify appropriate academic activities to provide stress-free, child-centered comprehensive education for all children without sacrificing quality II. Analyze and monitor the quality of academic activities by gathering feedback from various stakeholders III. To develop specifications for implementing various academic activities including quality issues, to manage and coordinate the implementation of the various academic and training programs of the Board, to organize academic activities, to establish other institutions involved in the process . IV. Adaptation and innovative approach to academic excellence in line with psychology, pedagogy and social principles We propose a plan to achieve the quality standard of school education that meets Six national goals 7 Organize various capacity development and authority delegation programs to update the professional competence of teachers Central Board of Education (CBSE): CBSE establishes courses from 1st to 12th grade and conducts tests according to tenth and twelfth criteria called tests. Students studying CBSE will receive the All Indian High School Examination (AISSE) at the end of the 12th year and receive the All Indian High School Diploma (AISSCE) at the end of the 12th year. The exams are conducted in Hindi and English. CISCE: CISCE sets courses from 1st grade to 12th grade and consists of three tests: Indian Secondary Education Certificate (ICSE - Class / 10th year), Indian School Certificate (International Research Center - 12th Year / 12 th year) will be carried out. ) And a certificate of vocational education (CVE class / 12th grader). The English level of CISCE is compared with the A level of Britain, and this committee provides more subject selection. The CBSE trials of the 10th and 12th graders are often compared with the CICSE and ISC tests. The Central Board of Education (CBSE) is the Indian National Board of Education for public and private schools that are managed and managed by the federal government of India. CBSE obliges all affiliated schools to follow only the NCERT course. There are about 19,316 schools in India, 211 schools in 25 countries have partnered with CBSE. The first Board of Education founded in India was Uttar Pradesh High School and Secondary Board of Education in 1921 and was governed by Lap Puttana and Gwalior in the middle of India. In 1929, the Government of India established a joint committee called Lapututa High School and the Secondary Education Committee. This includes Ajmer, Melwara, Central India, Gwalior. Later it was restricted to Ajmer, Bhopal and Vindya Pradesh. In 1952, it became "Central Committee for Secondary Education"

Many developing countries delegate responsibility for educational services to municipalities to improve the quality of education and increase the efficiency of public expenditure. Advocates of decentralization advocates think that public policy will respond more quickly to local needs, strengthen accountability and promote innovation by bringing decisions closer to school. In some countries, decentralization is further promoted, and the school is responsible for developing a certain level of autonomy regarding their improvement plans and the use of their resources. The purpose of this policy statement is to evaluate funding for local education services by local governments in the Philippines. Using carefully gathered data from sample of the nationally representative elementary and junior high schools of the PETS-QSDS team, it explores the size of the funds provided to the school by local authorities and manages local government funds Evaluate the system used for. The Education Department policy statement shows that local governments contribute little to the overall funding of public education and are very unfair. It also shows that the systems used to allocate and manage these funds are vulnerable and it is urgent to improve the transparency and accountability of these resources. Local governments play an important role in public education in the United States. From kindergartens to community colleges, local governments and states provide substantial funding to public schools primarily through state and local tax collections. Local authorities at all levels will determine educational policies including counties, cities, towns and districts. Their mission is to make important decisions about funds and pedagogy and about the path between community and state education. As local residents increasingly participate in public living, the role of the government needs to adapt and consider the efforts of the local community. This is called 'government participation'. In other words, local governments play a greater supporting role, such as providing facilities and making them available. In addition, municipalities can use the budget of neighboring residents to help residents to complete their work in their area. Active citizens do not want the government to provide a standard solution to everything. They prefer a coordinated approach and the authority they think. As a result, citizens and governments are designing new cooperation methods and collaborative work methods, often called "intervention". The central government is keen to promote and support this form of democratic cooperation.

"Pills" is a short story written by Sherwood Anderson in his most famous book "Winesburg, Ohio", a number of interrelated stories (Belasco 859). The story is a story about an old doctor named Dr. Leefie who is far from society expressing his ideas on paper and he puts these things in his pocket (Bort). Finally, he married the paper put on the shredder just before her death and met a young lady she shared. The story is told by an unknown narrator who has been through the book throughout the same story - using some images and symbols to explain Dr.. Anderson began explaining Dr. Lee Fee in his opening paragraph. The reader can know the face and physical characteristics of the doctor. Anderson explained "Reptile ... a white nose with huge nose and hand" (71) as an explanation that shows Reefy old and ugly and obsolete for the reader. After his wife's death, the doctor is wary of himself. Lee Fee started sucking a pipe and sat next to a vacant office. On a hot summer day, the doctor tried to open the window, but when the window did not move, Leifi never tried to open the dusty window again. Because Leefi was very frustrated, he died too much, so he did not care about him for more than a decade. A young woman is very wealthy and needs to find her husband to help her take care of the farm she inherited from her parents. She is tall, dark, beautiful, and has plenty of money. In medicine, a doctor is the driving force of change. The patient came to the doctor when he became sick and said, "I came across this problem ...". The doctor finds out what is wrong and usually attempts to treat the patient with a pill or surgery. In this relationship, the doctor is an aggressive remedy and the patients are those who receive passive treatment (as long as they agree). With these movements, Americans need "quick fixes" for medicines (such as diet pills) and procedures (such as obesity surgery) first, purely medical pedagogy of complex psychosocial problems I treated it. For a long time, doctors were looking for magical medicines that "treat" alcohol. More than 18 million people in the United States are abusing or swallowing alcohol and 2 million people are receiving treatment each year. Pharma companies and physicians whose relapse rate is close to 90% motivate them to find reliable alcohol addiction therapy I am giving it. A recent introduction of addiction / alcoholism as a medical problem rather than moral or psychological problems began to start pharmacological research. To date, treatment has relied on a combination of psychosocial therapy such as antidepressant / anxiolytic drugs and / or opioid agonists and AA. Physicians have succeeded to some extent with drugs targeting brain intoxication pathways such as naltrexone (European approved drug Campral) and Vivitrex (monthly injection of naltrexone). Researchers in Australia believe that there is an anti-drinking agent that can stop the influence of alcohol soon, but even so, it will take years to get away from the market.

Child Development Have you ever wondered how a baby becomes a child and then become an adult? I have not really thought about this before I have my own child. It is wonderful to see all the psychological stages she has experienced in her short life. She will undergo more steps before becoming an adult. Some developmental psychologists believe that all children undergo the same steps at the same stage. This is not to say that all children are doing things at the same time in their lives because some environmental factors can accelerate or slow child development. Part 1: Knowledge of child development and preschool teacher Knowledge on child development and preschool teacher The purpose of this publication is to explore several broad assumptions about the role of knowledge on child development in early childhood education It is to do. These hypotheses were first asked in preparation for the review of four papers written by an infant expert to answer the question "What is necessary as an infant teacher to go beyond the initial ability"? It was. (Katz, 1994) In this part of the monograph we will explore the problem of knowledge about child development in early childhood education. In particular, the first part doubts the role of this knowledge in early childhood education and its role in teacher education. This part deals with the following question: What does the word "development" mean? What kind of child's knowledge about development should be learned? Can we agree with various knowledge and principles about children's development that students must master? Why is the role of knowledge on children's development in pedagogy a controversial issue? We also discussed the meaning of possible answers to these questions Why do we need to understand children's development? Sufficient knowledge of child development and the theory to understand this knowledge are essential to understand the concept of child development and therefore to understand the theory of child development. Likewise, understanding language development theory can help to determine how children like Sarah develop their language and communication skills. Therefore, social workers must understand the growth process of humans and how children like Sarah acquire language acquisition. (Doherty and Hughes, 2009: 5) Briefly discuss the theory of child development and evaluate three different ESL teaching methods to make them fit theoretical applicability. Especially in the past 100 years, various theories about the development of children have been published. In most cases, the theory is consistent with the fact that child development occurs in stages.

For contemporary and classical fencing fencing is a way of personal expression and liberation. For some people, it is ultimately a way of life. But this noble lifestyle is dying. Some people will convince others that classic fencing is a way of the past. Instead, they advertise sports that use the same equipment, but they can not think of it in a different light, same light. The controversy between the two raises the question "Is Olympic Fencing better than the classical one?" Question which needs some research. Fencing is a group of three related battle movements. Three areas of contemporary fence are metal foils, Epe and saber, victory points are achieved through contact with the opponent. The fourth subject, the single shot, appeared in the 1904 Olympic Games, but it was excluded afterwards. It is not part of modern fencing. Fencing was one of the first sports that took part in the Olympic Games. Based on the traditional sword technique, modern movement was born in the late nineteenth century, Italian schools modified many years European classical fence martial arts, and French school later later Italian system Has been improved. There are three forms of contemporary fences, each with different types of weapons and different rules, so sports itself can be divided into three competing scenarios: aluminum foil, Epe and saber. The most competitive fencing player simply chooses to specialize in certain kinds of weapons. One field not explored when teaching these systems is pedagogy that is implicitly or explicitly supported by different fence texts. This article describes some of the early modern fence teaching methods and the challenges and problems associated with attempts to rebuild or modernize system education. Specifically, Italian, Spanish, and English text formats are compared with the classic fencing method and the various methods used by today's Western martial artists. Modernization theory studies the process of social evolution and the development of society. Classical modernization theory focuses on micro assessment of modernization, focusing on elements of social modernization, experience trajectory and obvious process of state and society, economic and political modernization. But there are two major problems with classical modernization theory. One is determinism inherent in modern logic and the second is a specific development model that modernization theory must deal with. Contemporary modern theory is not a deterministic framework implied by classical modernization theory, but rather in a random framework, structural changes in high-level analysis and operation of equipment in low-level analysis We are linking.

University of North Carolina at Greensboro is a public liberal arts university founded in 1891. UNCG, a research university, has facilities such as a joint university of nanoscience and nanoengineering, and a gateway university research park. Psychology, nursing, business administration and business administration are the most popular majors for undergraduates. The Carnegie Foundation distinguishes UNCG from 'high research university of research activity'. This paper was approved by the following committees of the Graduate School of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Committee Chair ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ University of North Carolina at Greensboro is a public liberal arts university founded in 1891. UNCG, a research university, has facilities such as a joint university of nanoscience and nanoengineering, and a gateway university research park. Psychology, nursing, business administration and business administration are the most popular majors for undergraduates. The Carnegie Foundation distinguishes UNCG from 'high research university of research activity'. Founded in 1891, the University of North Carolina at Greensboro is a public liberal arts research university, the largest and most diverse university in Piedmont Triad, serving over 19,000 students. It was selected as "381 university" ranking of Princeton Review. The overall acceptance rate is 59%, UNCG is on 250 acres campus in the prosperous Greensboro, Winston - Salem, High Point metropolitan area. Music students will perform at Greensboro Symphony Orchestra, Greensboro Opera House, Winston-Salem Symphony Orchestra and Oriental Music Festival. JANE SHLENSKY has a bachelor's degree and master's degree in English and literary composition from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and is a teacher certified by the National Council and is a high school in the state of Virginia, North Carolina, the People's Republic of China, a community college, a university I have been teaching for 36 years. He also served as Chairman of the NC English Teachers Association and continues to work at NCTE and CNC Teaching Asia Network. JEANNE M. McGLINN, a professor of pedagogy at the University of North Carolina at Asheville, teaches the literature of children and young people and instructs the practical experience of nine to twelve British licensed candidates. She is an executive officer of the NC English Teachers Association and IRA 's Children' s Literature and Reading SIG. She has written numerous articles in the field of youth literature, including a critical book about young writers, Ann Rinaldi.

British historian Timothy Garton Ash once said, "That the problem still exists: how to achieve a balance between freedom of speech and mutual respect in this chaotic world Our fundamental right based on constitutional guarantees is not only increasingly threatened by our government, especially in the educational system, when it becomes a free fortification and fortification of speech, the university gradually becomes their You will not be able to tolerate what the leader or sponsor might violate the beliefs you believe. On November 10th, Christie Bradford published an article accusing educational assistant at Wilfrid Laurie University by playing Jordan Peterson, professor of psychology controversial at TVO. Video criticized educational assistant at the University of Wilfrid Laurier. Others responded immediately to her viewpoint, suggesting that the issue of freedom of speech on the campus of the university is a persistent problem that is controversial controversy just entering the watershed. Many people in the political sector say that this is a sign of a more serious problem in Canadian higher education and that the topic in which pedagogy is developing and controversial is presented to students in a stubborn manner I will. For some reason, as the story begins, most people seem to ignore the important issues of the Lindsay Shepherd Incident. 3854 Security lecture, freedom of speech, university group discussion focused on the "blowing language" problem on the university campus and the "politically correct" remark by the law. Panelists are Marcus Mabry, Thomas Gray, Donald Kennedy, John Bunzel, Benno C. Schmidt, Nadine Strossen, Randall Kennedy. 3861 Western tradition Western tradition covers the ancient world through the era of technology Eugen Weber's illustration lecture is a series of political and social including many aspects including religion, industry, agriculture, population, government, economy and art I will present a major event. A visual feast of more than 2,700 images from the city museum depicts important events that shape the development of Western thought, culture and tradition. This series also helps teachers trying to review topics. The issue of freedom of speech on campus has a long history, exceeding the restraint of today's lecturer and the scream of the professor. In the 1960 's, the University of California, Berkeley backed the universities against the freedom of speech and the role of the university as a parent. This problem was addressed by a series of books by Jonathan Rauch, Alan Charles Kors and Allan Bloom in the late 1980s and 1990s on how to point out that prioritization of political justification is a threat to public investigation It was highlighted again in the second half.

Thomas' black and white "Who am I?" (Thomas 415). Many people make this related question to themselves when they are suspicious or inconsistent. Leona Thomas picked up this issue in her article titled "Black and White". When he was a child of a black father and a white mother, Thomas was in a racially troubled state. Society "confuses" Thomas. Thomas effectively convinced the reader society that it should transcend the mixture of people by using the literary skills of tragic, discernable and inductive reasoning. A series of his ideas about Thomas Jefferson's US president is compared with President Thomas Jefferson who compares blacks and whites with black Americans. Readers of this American History Questionnaire offer students the opportunity to apply critical thinking skills to historical resource testing and provide pedagogy and background information that will help students reach substantive conclusions. Free Paper: 1 Thomas Jefferson has praised, respected and praised the Indian wisdom (hollitz, 124). Annotated Answer to Virginia State Annotated Thomas Jefferson stated that black is not as good as white as regards color, race, and blood color. Jefferson's slavery problem and influence expanded mainly on potential blacks brought by Thomas Jefferson's view on slavery Indians. Thomas' twenty black translators helped him establish a sacred bond between the black and the American American church. Thomas Jefferson pointed out. Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson believes that Black Jefferson intends to analyze the mass of Indian vocabulary he gathered. John Holitz - Thinking the Past: Critical Thinking Thinking About Our History: Volume 1: By 1877, we are: 9780495799917, fremdsprachigebücher - USA. Thomas Jefferson, a note about the state of Indians has no such advantage, improving the black body of the body and mind Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence asserts that everyone is equal and Jefferson's words certainly do not mention blacks. Jay Chou's ideal Black and Indian became a practical concept of Thomas Jefferson in American education in his thesis. Black Caucasian Ethnicity Thomas prose - praises the Indians by honoring black and white by Thomas and their wisdom (Hollitz relationship, Indian, black man, society.) Conclusion Thomas Jefferson gave Jefferson a black speech by Defeat and Paranoid from 1781 to 1784 I know exactly what happened Thomas Jefferson and Thomas like reducing the race of men like

If they like to read, they are likely to want to learn to read. I introduce words that I can not hear in everyday conversation. The way to help your child become a better reader makes reading fun. Various reading activities (playing games, reading together, playing). Please make sure your child is reading at least 30 minutes a day. Let's read them independently (self). You can read it or take turns. Let's have you read the stuffed toy and brothers and sisters. Family literacy is defined as a family literacy campaign that provides infants with an opportunity to improve their literacy skills while improving their literacy skills. When studying family literacy you will often find important things like building a "literacy family", "family centered reading", and strong "family and school communication". All these elements are important to promote family literacy activities and to foster prepared readers. This month's feature not only reads the storybook but also provides you with the idea of ​​improving family literacy at home. With these factors in mind, we have developed the following elements of literacy knowledge: Each section has content, pedagogy and learners' knowledge. This list takes into account the content of teachings specified in documents related to literacy projects throughout the country. Our working hypothesis is that teachers with an effective literacy rate may better understand the subject knowledge than beginners or less effective teachers. There are various kinds of literacy programs, all of which use different components. From personal education experience to popular education theory, everything affects elements used in literacy programs. However, at the time, regardless of which program is popular, I think that an effective literacy plan should always cover these six basic elements. Phoneme recognition is the ability to listen to spontaneous speech consisting of a series of individual sounds. In addition to being important in English, phoneme recognition is important for any language with an alphabet scripting system. Speech recognition is an important part of an excellent literacy program for the following reasons.

Abstract In this article, I will explain the four methods I use to evaluate my students, questions, observations, student and teacher dialogue, and selections and answers. This includes an evaluation of the knowledge that the author had done before, an explanation of what I learned in the evaluation, how it was transferred to the classroom, and an explanation about its use in the future classroom. Evaluating your evaluation system I began to evaluate my students in the usual way in my student year These ways are to observe the conversation with many teachers and students. In this guide, 1) the definition of evaluation by students and their importance, 2) the form and purpose of evaluation by the students in the educational process, 3) the examination of the method of evaluation by the students, 4) I will explain creation. Between. In their course-based evaluation and evaluation manual, Martha L. A. Stassen et al. Evaluation was defined as "systematic collection and analysis of information to improve student learning". (Stassen et al., 2001, p. 5) This definition covers basic tasks of student evaluation in the educational process. Student evaluation allows teachers to evaluate the effectiveness of their lessons by linking student performance to specific learning objectives. Therefore teachers institutionalize effective educational choices in pedagogy and can correct invalid educational choices. Evaluation method This section focuses on the method used to evaluate whether students have learned the concepts and skills taught. Evaluation methods include observing students' practice and grades using various methods, and evaluating the "deliverables" of student development to show student understanding results. : Mrs. Kisiwa evaluates the students in various ways. For example, Mrs. Kichwa listens when he observes students and talks about stories during group work and listens to each group about various problems in the story. Part of the assessment Using these methods, Mrs Kichwa evaluates whether the student understands the story and its contents.

Children are not being spoken often these days. Adults who are not interacting with high school students may only see the negative aspects of community teenagers. Indeed, "61% of American adults believe that today's young people face a crisis in their values ​​and ethics, watching teenagers who are worried, disciplined, rude and unfriendly "(Latham, 2003). One way to change the attitude of adults and encourage young people to grow personally is to develop a service learning program in the community. In service learning, students participating in a service program to apply classroom learning to local agencies to bring about positive change to the community are involved. The National Youth Leaders Council defines service learning as "a philosophy of community development, pedagogy and model that is used as an educational strategy to satisfy learning objectives and content standards". The purpose of service learning is essentially "the same advantage for service providers and recipients, to ensure equitable attention to the services provided and the learning being done". Volunteer service, community service, internship, and field education all appear in some form. The core value of service learning is all that is beneficial for students and they are to serve the same level of students. About this topic I heard their opinions about community services from many different people. Community services are student learning experiences, and there are many beneficial advantages to supporting community services, but the school curriculum has many disadvantages. Community service is an effective use time and should be practiced every day in our life to make a difference. In general, community services should be encouraged, but not to some extent, but to some extent. https://brightkite.com/essay-on/students-really-should-not-be-forced-to-do-community-provider-this-essay-explains-the-adverse-effects-of-forcing-pupils- Residential area service - Request - High School "Students should not be compelled to community service," explains the negative impact of forcing students to meet community service needs at high school. • Service learning is a combination of community service and academic research. Researchers suggest that in order to make service learning effective, it must include more than community services. It should also be consistent with the curriculum and academic standards, incorporate the student's opinion, contemplate the students, and link the content of the course to community problems. In the national service learning participant survey students thought the service learning course was more interesting and valuable than the traditional course and thought about a program to motivate them to work hard (Bridgeland, DiIulio, & Wulsin, 2008).

Another study supporting this research is observation in A. Saiprakash 's classroom at an elementary school in India. She defines learning as acquiring knowledge from understanding syllabus. "Nali Kali" Pedagogy encourages students' active role, but it does not change with the acquisition of knowledge. It is well known that through a survey of preschool education levels taught by Aganwadis in India there is no fixed standard that will bring about a large gap between low level learning and supply and demand. There are about 5 students with learning disabilities (LD) and school's average class with learning disabilities. Epidemiological studies on Indian learning disabilities have been plagued by various problems ranging from identification and evaluation to India's unique socio-cultural factors. Therefore it is thought that the number of children of LD may be much more than the number of 50 students. Therefore, it is necessary to develop appropriate technology to help these handicapped children. In this article, we introduce PROTYPE called interactive textbook to help students learn disability. This book is the same as a normal textbook without special tags and identifiers. When the children concentrate on the text, the 3D image of the text is interpreted graphically and the audio and video are highlighted on that page. This will enhance students' understanding and make the learning process easier. Learning disabilities or learning disabilities are the generic term for various learning problems. Learning obstacles are not an intellectual or motivational problem. Children with learning disabilities are not lazy or foolish. In fact, most people are as clever as others. Their brains are simply connected. This difference affects how to receive and process information. In other words, children with learning disabilities and adults will see, hear and understand things in various ways. This can lead to acquiring new information and skills and becoming problematic when using them. The most common types of learning disabilities include problems of reading, writing, mathematics, reasoning, listening and speaking

Education is a process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through skills acquired by all children at educational institutions. However, because of the cultural and social differences some children are disadvantaged, for all students education can be seen as a means of social process, which affects many of its education It generates a series of principles. Therefore, learners, the national curriculum is an equal opportunity in addition to inclusive education, it will be available to all students In education, principles of social justice such as fairness and tolerance are sacred ideals. Ordinary teachers do not go to bed at Das Capital, but there are many educational programs and policies behind postmodernism and critical education research. The only person who saw me talking about it was very well read and had a will. I am writing an anonymous blog and I am aware of teachers and researchers who are attracted to another blogger who is currently the school principal. It will be quite confusing. Many people are expelled from their organization and appear to be autoimmune reactions to their ideas. The shock of finding themselves conflicting with mobs from their own group openly debated the place where it is happening - attracting them to the only long-term form. This new media creates space for discussing, discussing, and diagnosing what is happening in our society, and in some cases finding solutions. Courses and pedagogy based on social justice recognize student identity, place, location of reading, and the cultural resources they bring. Media Literacy Based on the Principles of Social Justice The cultural research law recognizes student participation in media text from different social classes, gender and cultural standpoints. In terms of social justice, media analysis can show how comprehensiveness and exclusion in public discourse are structured. The media text that the Australian indigenous peoples and other cultural "ethnic minorities", homosexuals and problems, rural areas, girls and women, disabled persons, alienation, obviousness, or romanticization The students receive annually every day is a social inequality It is ideal for teaching social justice problems in contemporary cultural contexts as it is useful text to deepen the understanding of social justice.

In terms of learning, adults are not oversized children. Maturity brings unique features that affect adult learning motivation. By attracting the unique qualities of adult learners, you can design more effective and motivated online courses. The following is a list of general functions common to many though not all adult learners. Autonomy Adults often prefer control and self-orientation. They like choice and choice in the learning environment. Given appropriate initial support, even adults who are anxious under voluntary guidance can understand this approach. It is goal-oriented. Many adults have certain goals they want to achieve. They are more actively involved in learning activities that help them achieve their goals. In fact, adults in the work place prefer practical knowledge and experience to make work easier or to acquire important skills. In other words, adults need personal relationships in learning activities. Ability and Proficiency It is advised to acquire the skills of the workplace in order to increase confidence and improve self-esteem Abundant Knowledge In traveling from childhood to adulthood, people have accumulated their own knowledge and experience. They incorporate this depth and extensive knowledge into the learning environment. It is intentional. Workplace training is often part of a changing initiative. Adults want to understand the purpose of training and the motivation to organize training programs Through emotional disability experiences, adults are afraid of topics, concerned about topics, or they may be offended by compulsory changes in responsibilities and policies. These emotions may interfere with the learning process Result oriented. Adults are result oriented. They have specific expectations about the content of their learning activities and if they do not meet their expectations, they often give up voluntary learning. External Responsibility Most adult learners have a lot of responsibilities and obligations for family, friends, community, and work. Saving learning time will affect adult learners Potential Physical Restrictions Depending on the age and physical condition, adult learners slow to acquire psychomotor skills rather than younger students, read small fonts, or watch small images on computer screens , It may be more difficult. Overall picture Adults need a comprehensive understanding of what they are learning. They need to know how the widget fits into a larger landscape I have a self-responsibility. Adult learners are usually responsible for their own success or failure. You need a community. Many voluntary adult learners prefer a learning community that interacts with them and talks about problems Please obtain the latest articles, materials, prizes, and my free ebook of the month once a month, and write the instruction design. Numerous studies have investigated the characteristics of adult learners in the university's classroom and provided substantial but unconditional support for the assumptions related to the theoretical framework for adult learning and development above. In my own chapter on the new direction of student services in 2003, I am paying more attention to the needs of adult students. And there is a chance to instruct themselves. Also, since contact with higher education in the past, and social and cultural backgrounds are not regarded as the whole group, learning style and preference also differ. Adult learners survey: support is no longer a prerequisite for non-traditional student groups Among many theorists in adult learning, Malcolm S. Knowles's "neurology" concept seeks to establish a comprehensive theory (or model) of adult learning based on the characteristics of adult learners (Merriam and Caffarella, 1991: 249, cited) summarizes five important assumptions about the different features of adult learner and pedagogy in 2002 by Smith. Because, when a person matures, the person's self concept changes from a dep

For many people, justice means fairness. Justice is important to most people, but it means different for different groups. For example, social justice is a concept that everyone should have equal economic, political and social opportunities regardless of race, sex, religion. Distribution Justice means fair distribution of social assets. Environmental justice is fair treatment for all people from the viewpoint of environmental burden and benefits. Restorative or corrective justice is designed to make people unfairly treated more complete. Retaliatory justice is aimed at punishing criminals objectively and proportionally. Procedural justice is to carry out a legal decision in accordance with fair and equitable procedures. Justice is one of the most important moral values ​​in legal and political fields. It is prudent to maintain a system of law and politics law and order, but they can not be achieved unless they can achieve justice Types of justice: justice as revenge (retaliation justice), justice as compassion, justice as harmony (equality and justice), justice as justice (must be treated equally as equality) redistribution of justice, as love Justice, justice as reconciliation and compensation (restorative justice) - Caucasian social science has a tendency to strengthen the public's negative perception of AA against AA by focusing on unstable black families rather than many stable black families There is -> the same Latin Americans are focusing on psychopathological problems encountered by Mexican Americans, they are like indigenous Americans -> these problems rather than social failure It is considered to be caused by an internal factor Social justice is our name, a common theme linking solutions for all social justice solutions, but what is the real meaning behind these words? What is the real definition of social justice? Wikipedia believes that "social justice" comes from religious terms that recognize the collective nature of human beings and our personal approach to helping others, but here are some common definitions there is. Socially fair society is defined as a principle based on equality and solidarity by its supporters and practitioners, and this pedagogy also thinks socially just society understands and Emphasize human rights, recognize everyone's dignity. - Wikipedia Justice as justice refers to the concept of justice advocated by John Rawls in the "justice theory". This concept of justice includes the fundamental structure of society, "the main political, constitutional, social and economic systems of society, and how they are integrated to form a social cooperation program ? "Is included. The framework clearly states that "justice and fairness is not a complete connection theory". 2 The objective is to show how to allocate the remaining cooperation resources to individuals in society. Therefore justice as justice depends on two implicit assumptions about the society in question. One is social cooperation is possible, and it is to meet everyone's common interests.

Problematic sentences are limited in quantification and preliminary experimental studies can be used to integrate wireless computing by using wireless laptops for local public school courses (Moore, 2009 Year). Research questions in this study will focus on some of the reasons the teacher does not effectively use the wireless laptop in the institution and the learning environment (Skevakis, 2010). As many teachers think their pedagogy is strongly observing and asking if their education is sufficient for teaching wireless laptops effectively, their available technology is unused It continues to be a resource. Laptops are the latest teaching techniques in a series of innovative classrooms (Lengel, 2004b). Most of the initial work of integrating computer technology into the classroom was done in engineering, computer science, and mathematics (Lengel, 2004a), while students in the humanities and social sciences mainly focused on computers outside the classroom I used it. Recently, however, it has become more realistic to introduce this technology into the classroom of social science by developing inexpensive laptops and improving the availability of wireless networks. There are not many people who think that computer technology is not suitable for K-12 classroom. However, in the classroom there was a serious thought about computer technology. The question is, to what extent and how much age the computer should fit in the American classroom. There is no doubt that some skill will lead to an improvement in academic performance. Significant improvements were seen in studies for children with low socioeconomic status. "It is pointed out that increasing the skills available to students, encouraging, promoting and supporting student achievement - in the first stage, the most serious influence in the field of mathematics" (p. 391). He also points out that "many studies show that infant's self-esteem and self-concept have a direct impact on academic performance" (p. 391). Classroom technology is now part of the education system. And whatever you think that it will bring value to your classroom, there will always be skeptics saying that. If you are an advocate of technology in the classroom, you may already know all the benefits that it brings to students, such as motivation, improving self-esteem, and the ability to work with colleagues. Support for classroom technology continues to increase, but there are skeptics who want to protect education from traditional aspects. If you want to educate yourself in this broad discussion, we break the pros and cons of this argument.

Without operational requirements, some of these exotic animals can not leave the fence. Some people are trained even on stupid faces. In order for these behaviors to occur, the trainee must provide reinforcement after the desired behavior has occurred. It is not listed in the presentation, but it is interesting to see if the enhanced timetable has been changed while training these animals. As an expert, we believe that by using a variable reinforcement program, we can maintain behavior and make stable response possible, or if the progressive ratio plan is to be implemented, the corresponding requirement will increase before provisioning I know. Learning through internal social media applications (related to CRM, ERP, and even HR systems) is a widely accepted convention. Content is provided by the employer, but users can comment on ideas for sharing notes, evaluating courses and other contributors, enhancing and applying them. The era when employers send information and business practices to employees is over. This is currently a two-way relationship. However, as struggle for competitive advantage continues, we will now create a learning ecosystem that is flexible and supported by technology. Universities should raise their talents by providing excellent coursework content, infrastructure, fellows, mentors, and preferred learning environments. However, most of them are not able to provide practical skills related to the industry, at least in India. They are rigid, expensive, incompetent teachers and teaching materials, and the exposure to the real world is limited. Online learning resources provide quality course content, best professors, and lectures to almost everyone. For most of these courses, there are forums where students can ask questions and interact online. Anyone who has a strong will today can learn anything. In other words, less than 10% of the students will complete the course. There are various reasons such as "skin in game", motivation, on-site help, mentor, and so on. There is no true social exchange with fellow people The above course content and pedagogy have an implicit relationship with the specific purpose of student learning. Teachers can incorporate these contents and practices into the curriculum to enhance students' understanding of participation and diversity. But is there a relationship between the diversity of teachers and the possible targets that will lead to these practices? According to the survey by the teacher, Figure 3 shows that the range of educational goals of selected college students varies from race and country. These goals turn to teach practical lesson practice and curriculum preferences to tackle the diversity and service of the community. In most cases, according to country data, most teachers support the diversity goal (Hurtado et al.

A description of cultural hegemony as a concept of philosophy and sociology born from Marxist philosopher Antonio Gramsci Cultural hegemony has philosophically influenced European communism, social science, social liberalism and radical politics of progressive politicians. The analytical discourse of cultural hegemony is very important for research and integration of anthropology, political science, sociology and cultural research, and education, cultural hegemony can determine political and social dissatisfaction Develop important pedagogy. The root cause is solved in this way. In 1967, German student movement leader Rudi Dutschke used "Long March" (German: Marsch durch die Institutionen) to review Antonio Gramsci's cultural hegemony philosophy and identify politics. Thus, the position of the war implicating the Communist People's Liberation Army, in order to replace what has been imposed by bourgeoisie, the working class has its own organic intellectuals and culture (the dominant ideology) I will produce it. As Gramsci's analysis derives the political manifestation of hegemony as a leader, Prussia is the historical of the German Empire (the Second Empire 1871-1918) and the military and cultural ruled areas of France's Napoleon Bonaparte Here is an example. Personal and intellectual advantages of the Consulate (1799-1804). In modern, hegemonic and socialist strategy (1985), Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Morphy define hegemony as a political relationship of power, where secondary society (group) acts culturally unnatural. And social challenges that are not beneficial for them, but exclusive interests of hegemonic interests, bosses, and vertical power; hegemony is the expression of military, political, economic and political discourse. Regarding "the anatomy of American hegemony" and the use of American theory to support their hegemony: (...) American hegemony is a cultural or conceptual hegemony in addition to the military and political aspects . This is a more complicated and unwieldy form of supremacy. Let's think about Hollywood movies and English world situations, or American creativity in the thinking. To illustrate how US hegemony is supported by various theories, we can point out several examples. The first and most famous is the "cultural confrontation" theory, which plans to enable the United States to play a leading role in determining the value of everyone, every culture, and the value of every civilization is. Another side is the so-called "peace and democracy". The plan here is to tell all the countries of the world: if you obey the Western "democracy" model, you will gain peace and security, but if you refuse Western "democracy" You will encounter the same fate as Yugoslavia. . (...)

We are very pleased to be able to come to the US Department of Education to help create the conditions and structure necessary to succeed at school. There are five educational ambassadors in Washington, and there are ten educational researchers Our mission is to express the opinions of teachers and students in dialogue and seek ways to make students' success in classroom and living It is to do. As we move on the path of change in this education, we call for your voice, expertise and involvement. Throughout the year, we will show you how to guide your needs, how we can be most helpful to you, and a policy to support both your ongoing work and the way we teach I want to understand. Antero, editing, Jamal, Jeff, Katie, Raleigh, Leah, Linda, Lisa, Nick, Pam, Patrick, Tracy, Stephanie and Steve We humbly are a wonderful group of organizations taking an innovative approach to today's biggest worldwide educational task. We are pleased that Google.org supports a group of organizations surrounding this vision that reduces the global learning disparity collectively. In the coming months and years, we will continue to work to accelerate the diffusion of tools, content and pedagogy in some of the world's most difficult environments to support the success of students and teachers. I am particularly excited about the idea of ​​adopting a task-oriented, impact-oriented approach. The biggest challenge we are faced today is global, and we can solve it for the first time together. But perhaps all other recommendations are based on investing in people who are educating the future and trying to make changes. Securing and attracting the best talent is commitment to the science and technology industry. This is your main asset: this is your advantage. Historically, people flocked to Silicon Valley because they believe it is where the latest innovation will take place. This is a snowman effect. There are other things that can happen. A few years ago, we started to see something similar in London. It may be reversed; this is something you have to keep working on. Next time I will see it in Paris. A document similar to the above may convince that the only way to maintain educational efficiency and support innovation is the choice. disagree. The biggest challenge facing today's world is inequality, whether economically, socially, or politically. Any isolation can lead to inequality. In the United States, the separation of schools and the decline of minority ethnic education attracted attention, attention paid attention to the selection process and its influence on ethnic minorities, whether isolation is legal or de facto, a form of socio-economic isolation Has been promoted.

Students usually start school with the most outside director as the main form of supervision. External supervision is done when the motivation of the student is based on external compensation or punishment. As students shift from external supervision to internal regulation, they gradually begin to internalize the motivation for participation. Internal regulation occurs when a student is aware of what you and others think about you and is a means to cultivate yourself and respond to internal expectations. In the mid-1980s, researchers Edward L. Decech and Richard Ryan discovered the theory of motivation called self-determination theory (SDT). It focuses to some extent that individual behavior is self-motivating and self-determining. Spontaneous behavior is considered to be the result of essential motivation; it is fun and satisfying, so it is to do activities. People with strong intrinsic motivation prefer to complete work without pushing from outside. Our role as a designer is to design experiences and interfaces to enhance the user's essential motivation and to keep using our products and services. This can be accomplished by recalling the three natural psychological needs that SDT decides to adjust the user's inherent motivation. They are: Self-determinism (1991) Self-determinism (SDT) is a personality theory that includes behavioral factors. It focuses on the motivation behind personal choices. Since the inspiration of self-determinism is rather interesting and satisfying rather than motivation to achieve goals and get external compensation like money, the endogenous motivation which is the idea of ​​participation in activities It comes from the study of. With an essential motive, look for challenges that can promote growth. The essential motivation will prosper if it is related to safety and relevance (Deci & Ryan, 1991). Self - determinism supports adults driven by internal urges. However, one aspect of self - determinism contradicts the important premise of anthropology. It is a self - determinism that argues that endogenous motivation is a more effective motivating factor for all people, including children. Knowles (1984) is aware of the possibility to apply to specific children and most adults, but clearly it is better to study the principles of motivation from the viewpoint of self-determinism than to pedagogy We do not provide understanding.

Last week I wrote a review of articles by school reformers who evaluate teachers using standardized test scores. It examined Chicago Mayor Ram Emanuel and the New York Times editorial reform. This evaluation is called "rational". On Monday the Times published another article. "This is mainly about the evaluation of teachers," Carlson said. "New York is trying to implement a common core in the new teacher evaluation policies and tests.In many ways, this is reluctant for teachers to evaluate the power of the policy and reconsider it" Common Core It seems to be in progress, Mr. Carlson said it will collapse a series of very complicated educational policies Cuomo attempted to implement at the same time. "Change the standard name to Common. Adjustment of non-core standards and some languages ​​is much easier than returning to a difficult victory that won by teacher rating. " If you are not a teacher in New York State, you may not understand teacher rating system. Oops, the teacher in New York does not understand the rating system. Basically, since 2012, the State School District of New York has adopted evaluation criteria (many using Charlotte Danielson) to evaluate teacher pedagogy and professionalism. Sixty percent of all teacher's scores are based on administrative observations and self-reporting by professors with evidence of field 4 - professional activities. The remaining 40% are based on the school's goals in the state test and the achievement of the students. If there is no status test in the subject or grade of the teacher, it will be evaluated by the student's test "cocktail". Elementary school teachers were also given the student 's growth score. Beginning with the educational law S 3012 - d in 2015, secondary school teachers are rated 50% in 4 areas and the students' test scores are rated at 50%. Disclosure: In my previous work as an educator at New York, I worked with a public school teacher to promote a change in the New York teacher assessment system, such as lowering the weight for evaluating test scores . Teacher system for subject test 1. Since many areas of New York have received exemption to fully implement the new evaluation system this year, use 40% of the teacher's score as the basis for student achievement old We rely on evaluation protocol. A New York State Education Department spokesperson confirmed that this percentage may be lower this year for regional teachers who used the previous evaluation system and is partially evaluated in the state evaluation It's a schedule. (Return to the story) No, Governor Kuomo did not kill test-based teacher report. In fact, his "pause" can promote more tests.

Poetry gives people the ability to express thoughts and emotions through written words. The technical term found from Webster is "literature with rhythmical feeling". But the implication of poetry for others is much deeper than what Webster said. For example, for some people this is a way of life, for the others it deals with stress and helps wipe out the mind. A special person who materializes his verbal poetry in a colorful, dramatic, historical and interesting way is a person experienced by NicePeter. A magnificent hero is an excellent person in history and legend. The magnificent hero does not have a superpower but rely on their own attributes to fight a kind of battle typical people can not do. These magnificent heroes are mainly read in tall stories, myths and legends, but they all have human characteristics related to the general public. Due to these human characteristics, people (Greeks, etc.) can easily associate with roles. In Greek mythology, emphasis is placed on courage, resolve, and decisive quality. This is a subtle blend of pop culture and history. Only then can it be truly unduly simplified. Battle of magnificent rap like onions and demons. Their humble form hides figurative, historical quotations, analogies, symbols, and condolences for music, movies, social media of other artists. Multiple forms are educational methods used to strengthen student engagement. It involves providing a variety of presentation and content experiences so students can use different senses and different skills in a single course. Usually, multiple forms can solve different learning styles. This is a guarantee that some educators ridicule Epic rap battle as pedagogy. As a method of teaching, it is superficial with historical content, a bit ambiguous history, full of colorful humor and sexual quotations ... But I think that only defines Western culture. Epic Rap The creative team of Battles of History Pete Shukoff explains that his goal is to constantly create videos that make people cool and share them with friends. Epic Rap Battles of History video produces more than 50 million to over 120 million views, so it is clearly a successful formula. When you create a video with this in mind, your point of view changes. If you are publishing multiple types of music videos, organize the channels into a playlist by organizing your channels into a playlist so you can easily find what you are looking for. Although you can split the content into separate YouTube accounts, we recommend integrating all subscribers and display information into one channel, since the larger the number, the better the attraction of new viewers I will.

Educational theory This article focuses on functionalism, Marxist and dialogist's educational theory and outlines the points; it will also criticize each theory. Although these theories are quite different, they all have similarities: how much the social class of a person contributes to their performance in school, and on the type and importance of the occupation they engage in How will it affect? Sex Sociological Theory of World Education Judy Davis SOC 101 Allen Lips Comb World Educational Sociology Theory on March 1, 2010 There are various sociological theories in the United States and elsewhere in the world. Throughout the history of education, this institution has met both economic and political needs. These two aspects of demand also determine the function of education. "In the world, education is a large and complex social system, one of sociological theory of sociology is conflict theory Conflict theory includes attention to people's wealth and class, conflict theory I believe that change in society is beneficial.The focus on social order is contrary, and in the story of women and their children conflict theory is threatening homeless women. Educational theory is not a single theory, it is a general term for many theories and assumptions covering learning and retention of information. The term "educational theory" refers to the theory that explains the application, interpretation, and purpose of learning and education. Educational theory is also known as pedagogy, education and learning theory. These theoretical configurations explore ways that we can learn best so that educators can apply relevant research results to applied practice. Educational Theory Educational theory can refer to canonical or descriptive theory of education. In the former case, it means the assumption about what should be theory. The latter means "a hypothesis or a series of hypotheses verified through observation and experimentation". It can be regarded as the concept of descriptive theory of education. A sexual scheme linking various "individual details" ... For example, educational culture theory uses the concept of culture to systemize and unify various facts about people's learning and various facts It shows a method. There is behaviorism education theory from educational psychology and functionalism education theory from educational sociology. ----------------- Main article of economy: Educational economics

In the last semester, I did a complete body load book project. For this time, it is necessary to go through the process of reading and creating the poster for the memoir project, but by accumulating experience in past projects, I can do the work of this project better. There is a challenge in the process, but it also brings benefits. The learning outcome curriculum has a close relationship with the project. My reading habit is that I skipped a long paragraph in the book or just browsed. Before graduate school, I worked as a strategic consultant for a major healthcare client at Deloitte Consulting. Deloitte is recognized as the world leader in medical consulting. My favorite project is to create an overall strategy and technical plan for the world's largest medical IT overhaul. This project will affect the care of thousands of hospitals, clinics, and millions of patients. The complexity of the project is much higher than that of Wal-Mart's first implementation of SAP. In addition to my client's work, I am an important contributor to the three teams who won over $ 200 million in a new contract through the company's business development work. This report is part of the overall project 'Build the Future: Comprehensive Strategy for Canadian Nursing Resources'. The purpose of this project is to develop a wise long-term strategy to ensure that there are enough skilled and knowledgeable nurses to meet all Canadian's changing medical needs. Through research, interviews, literature review and other surveys, "Building the Future" provides a comprehensive report on Canada's first state of human resources. The project includes the following two phases This project includes a comprehensive resource set to provide a comprehensive national approach to deepening the nature of racial discrimination and developing strategies for dealing with racial discrimination in Australian schools is included. Six action areas, including integrated approach to racist education, have been identified: policy and guidelines, curriculum and pedagogy, student leadership and development, staff development, involvement of parents and communities, monitoring Reported. State and region, school system, and individual schools participate in these fields to varying degrees. The purpose of racial discrimination No way! This project aims to increase the level of school awareness and participation in all areas of action identified in the framework so that all students in Australian schools can achieve the best educational outcomes in a non-racist environment It is aiming.

Studies of political and economic change in women's developing countries in developing countries usually do not say anything about women's problems. Between the past two decades, two factors have contributed to the new understanding of women in developing countries. Important roles Third world women, like women in developed countries, account for the majority of specific occupations. The developing country women's science organization (OWSD) offers women scientists in developing countries the opportunities for research, career development and networking at various stages of their career. OWSD is the first international forum to unite prominent female scientists from developing countries and to strengthen their role in the development process. The global partnership for girls and women's education aims to increase learning opportunities for young girls and women and to find solutions to their education barriers and challenges. In particular, as a method for achieving gender equality in the field of STEM, UNESCO offers training of trained and motivated STEM female teachers, institutionalization of gender training for teachers, and the system of STEM policy, courses and pedagogy Education from young people to gender education Women in developed countries enjoy a wide range of opportunities and are protected by human rights law. However, women in developing countries often ignore or infringe on their rights. They are in a disadvantageous position in every aspect of their lives, including work, legal status, health and even freedom. In many cases, women need to look after children, care for housework such as crops and breeding of livestock, housework and so on. Women in rural areas may need to undertake more work if the husband chooses to move to the city to look for other jobs, or due to technology increase. For example, fertilizers can increase the number of crops, but women increase the number of weeds so women need to devote more time to weeding. This is a hard work. Family and agriculture work is free. Therefore, if a woman is engaged in more than half of world work, women can receive only one tenth of the world wages. Essay.com/ is comparing the lives of women in developing countries and women in developed countries on human rights violations Comparison of the lives of women in developing countries and the lives of women in developed countries and human rights violations

When I awoke from an unpleasant sleep that swelled behind a moving minivan it must have been around 11 o'clock in the morning. My mouth is dry, my nose hurts, my eyes itch from sleep. A large yawn ran away from my mouth when trying to extend the painful limbs. I erroneously kicked my brother Sam into my head when I extended out his hand. Due to a quiet sleep, he woke up when he was in a bad mood. He must have thought that I deliberately kicked him because he hit me on my knee as much as possible. I exclaimed that I was really angry with him. Alabama University (Alabama or the United Arab Emirates) is a public research university located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama and is a flagship system of the University of Alabama system. Founded in 1820, the University of Alabama is the oldest and largest public university in Alabama. The university offers courses in 13 departments including bachelor's degree, master's degree, pedagogy, doctorate. The only law school that is publicly supported within the state is in the UA. Other academic programs not available elsewhere in Alabama include doctoral programs in anthropology, communication and information science, metallurgical engineering, music, romantic languages ​​and social work. Alabama University Birmingham, South Alabama University and Alabama Medical College (Dothan) are the only three medical schools in the state. University of Alabama Law School, Sanford University Cumberland Law School, Faulkner University Thomas Gadd Jones School Law School is an American Bar Association certified law school. Birmingham Law School and Myers Law School (not related to Myers College) are state-approved law courses. Alabama University is an autonomous institution within the University of Alabama system led by the President of the University of Alabama, which is managed by the Board of Directors of the University of Alabama. The committee is established by the Legislature and is responsible for the administration of the university. His responsibilities include the development of university policy, the mission and scope of the university, and the undertaking of the university's ultimate responsibility to the general public and parliament. The board of directors is autonomous and currently consists of 15 members and 2 ex officio members. The constitution of the Board of Directors is governed by the Alabama Constitution and requires that the Board be composed of three members from the Congressional District, including the Tuscaloosa Campus, and two members from all the other Congressional districts of Alabama I will. Board members are elected by the Board and approved by the Alabama State Senate.

Paolo Frieri 's 1968 book "Empirical Education" is a comprehensive Marxist analysis of the relationship between oppressors and oppressors. With today's industrialization, such dynamics may be on the west side. Of particular interest for Friri is the close relationship between education and liberation and repression, but they understand that some sort of educational philosophy brings the dichotomy of liberation - a social system that leads to oppression, even further strengthening It is. Education raising a problem can not contribute to the benefit of oppressors, or can not. Suppressive orders can not cast doubts on suppressed people. Only a revolutionary society can do such education systematically, but revolutionary leaders need not have full power before adopting this approach. In the course of the revolution, leaders can not use the banking law as a temporary measure and have been proved by two. This concept corresponds to what Sartre calls the concept of "digestion" or "nutrition" education. There, knowledge is provided by educators. The teacher asked the students to "be full". See Jean-Paul Sartre's "Hutong Realist Foundation: L'intentalite" 1 (Paris, 1947). But, if the implementation of liberalization education requires political power and the oppressor is not, how can you implement the pedagogy of oppressors before the revolution? This is one of the most important issues, and its response is outlined at least initially in Chapter 4. One aspect of this correspondence is that in distinguishing between system education and educational program, systemic education can be changed only by political power. Should be done with someone who is under pressure on the organization process The maid's story shows a remarkable progress in oppression in society. Atwood helps to determine how systemic stress leads to inherent suppression. Upon systematic oppression, that person also receives internal suppression. Many of the characters in this novel are influenced by two suppression. Atwood emphasizes the influence of internal suppression on characters using phrases. This writing skill allows the reader to enter into the narrator's thought process. This helps to better understand the impact of society on individuals. Atwood showed an oppressive connection between the group of people and that person; the systematic pressure of the group led to internal pressure on the individual.

The educational and other aspects of this profile depend on the achievement of its goals and objectives (Glenn 1). The educational program provides a blueprint for students and teachers to achieve their educational goals. In other words, the educational program provides an educational structure that motivates students, administrators, and teachers to move toward academic progress. In comprehensive analysis, the educational curriculum provides administrators with dynamic and comprehensive programs to guide current and future student learning activities (Glen 1). In this article, we will explain various aspects of research projects using student writing languages ​​and intersegment analysis to investigate the relationship between academic programs and student voices in the first year economics course at South Africa University. I believe that the discourse and practice of the first year of university economics textbooks will provide a practical model of literacy rate inconsistent with the practice of many literacy rates in the field of economics. In particular, the first year of economics textbooks is not to expose students to various discussions, but to encourage the development of important reading techniques suitable for academic background, not single expression. This gives the impression that the discipline is an agreement and it may encourage fraud learning and plagiarism. Research project data supports this discussion Tension between textbook pedagogy and practical improvement of literacy rate of the subject community: the first year of economics writing research Thanks to L.I.F.T, we were able to reform the language art curriculum thoroughly. Project L.I.F.T. provides a curriculum for all scholars to access grade level text and meaningful literacy issues within common core expectations. In the past three years, Ranson IB achieved and exceeded the growth of language art in all grade, and in the past two years we have ranked second in growth of 6-8 language art in the past two years. Thanks to the L.I.F.T project, our scholars are becoming better readers. Administrators and Project Staff The Project Impact course was developed for mathematics and language art, but it has also been extended to the implementation of science courses. The IMPACT program is suitable for students with good grades and low students in urban, rural, suburban, public and private schools. Two evaluations were made in the IMPACT project. These evaluations do not include the use of Project IMPACT in the after school environment. In the latest evaluation, IMPACT students from the 6th grade to the 9th grade were compared with the matching students of the control group. In the critical thinking test of Cornell University, the results of the students who received treatment were better than the results of the control group and were + 1.81, +64, +42, + 47 for the 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th graders respectively became. (Winocur 1977)

By reading "the theory behind the dictionary: Cultural literacy and education", they have some good reasoning about their ideas. I like the author's overall explanation that someone may know how to read, but until they fully understand the entire context of what they are reading they get nothing from reading not. The reader and the author did not "contact". They also explain why reading comprehension can measure how people understand different sentences on various topics. Cultural literature means that citizens of democracy should have a common knowledge system that enables them to communicate effectively, manage themselves and share social return. ED Hirsch Jr., a literary researcher, generally disseminates this term in the bestselling book "Cultural Literacy: everything every American needs to know in 1987". He believes that in order to fully participate in society, we need more than basic literacy skills, ie literacy ability. Mr. Hirsch opposed John Dewey's long-standing view that educator John Dewey insisted that child-centered pedagogy focused on hands-on learning. Instead, Hirsch argues that initial education should focus on content and that not only a few students but all students can achieve cultural literacy. In his book Hirsch is proposing 5000 terms that he believes that cultural literacy competent Americans should admit. This book sold over 1 million copies In recent years, some people - such as E. D. Hirsch, Jr. - have made brave attempts to provide comprehensive educational objectives. In his book "Cultural Literacy", Hirsch is literacy as the ability to understand and use words, dates, maxims and names forming the basis of communication among educated people in our culture Define ability. For this purpose, some of him and his colleagues have compiled a list of references that are indispensable for people with American cultural literacy skills. The first edition of this book (1987) contains Norman Mailer, but Philip Roth, Bernard Malamud, Arthur Miller and Tennessee Williams are not included. This includes Ginger Rogers, but not including Fred Rogers, Richard Rodgers, Carl Rogers, Buck Rogers. There is a second home striker, Bebruce, but no home runner Hank Aaron is the best. Although there are Marx Brothers, there are no Orson Wells, Frank Coupler, John Ford, Steven Spielberg.

In most cases, because teacher experts play an important role in early childhood and are playing a positive role, the first few years of life from birth to the age of 4 years of age make him / her overall It is important for development. Development is a teacher expert with passion and sincerity that they want to help them learn, grow, and succeed in education. These are just a few of the role of early childhood educators working with children in the field of early childhood education, and in most cases formal education and teacher education are necessary. - Certification score Tom is a 4 year old boy and is the first person to go to kindergarten. He is cerebral paralysis. According to Alvarez, (2014), cerebral palsy (CP) is the ability to control motor function abnormality, movement and movement, and is acquired at an early time (usually under 1 year old). Tom and his parents represent Rastafarian culture. His parents had been afraid for a long time, but his long hair seems to be in the early stages of growth. In this article we will explore elements useful for becoming an effective infant educator. Effective infant education has evolved and proved to be a complex process, and it is affected by many factors. These factors include deep understanding of many pioneering and contemporary educational theories and philosophies such as Piaget, Montessori, Vygotsky, Reggio Emilia of Italy. Researchers believe that unless the educators work in a particular theoretical environment like Montessori school or a school that practices Piaget practice, modern pedagogy will develop a curriculum based on the choice of these educational programs Discovered. In the field of early childhood education, we need knowledgeable, well-trained, competent and sensitive multilingual / multicultural infant educators. Early childhood educators speak multiple languages, have cultural knowledge and are valuable sources of information in early childhood environments. In some cases, educators can speak multiple languages, or communicate using dialects spoken by different linguistic regionalism or children and families. Educators are aware of the relevant socio-cultural and economic problems in the community of local language and cultural diversity and help families use children and their mother tongue development and access to English You can help. Bilingual educators can also be powerful promoters of family members and community members. Responding to recommendations on language and cultural diversity for effective early childhood education The purpose of this article is to reflect my philosophy as an infant educator. Early childhood educators are teachers working with young children in the class. Early childhood educators need to focus not only on the academic, social, emotional and physical aspects of children but also on the protection and care of their children. Early childhood education focuses on the age group under the age of 6 based on the importance of early childhood education and is a specialized field of education focusing on parents and related organizations (kindergarten, kindergarten, kindergarten, etc.) (2007) Early childhood education degree will help you prepare for a good career in preschool education. Early childhood educators are responsible for the care and education of young children. This research field focuses on cognition and social development and includes activities that allow students to grow. In Gwynedds Mercy you can earn degrees in early childhood education and gain practical experience through practical learning approaches. This on-demand degree program gives students real world experiences that can change the lives of children in the Philadelphia community.

Both are important. Historically, teachers were underestimated and doctors have been overestimated. However, this gap has recently been relaxed At the basic level, both are taken for granted. Especially for the doctor, I only notice when something goes wrong. Therefore, society actually makes them fail. Recently, as medical errors and medical costs increase, their hands are getting tighter, so their approach will be more conservative. In the hands of teachers there is also a door to pedagogy and budget planning where "monthly flavor" rotates. Their impact is a very slight bonus, rarely profitable. Before the teacher receives the appropriate compensation (perhaps with the performance salary), they continue to be ignored and considered as a matter of course This is the first chicken meat or egg to emerge, and because there is a need for a doctor to exist (at least in the medical science), information exists so that a generation can advance technology to the next generation. Today, knowledge exists, so teachers can be regarded as more important. Because, without him, how will the next generation gain access to become a doctor? But this is a problem, and if the teacher is sick, the doctor is more important to save the teacher's life. This is a difficult question, there is no clear answer. Everyone is part of the "life circle" if you wish. Those who are working at McDonald's and nuclear engineers are not important, they are somewhat important. Returning to the discussion between the teacher and the doctor, I would like to add that they are equally important. The teacher taught the doctor how to become a doctor. The teacher treats the teacher when I am sick and I will keep teaching. Society is operated in a very complicated way. No matter whether you are a mother, a teacher, or a doctor at home, anyone can play a role. I do not know how to explain this to the therapist, I will meet next week. I do not know how to explain this to the doctor who recommended me, but when I was crying I was sitting with me and there were too many eye contacts. Everything said, but only one sentence came from my regret. When he told me he felt I was blaming other people. When I was young, he asked me about bullying. He asked me if I had friends. He did not ask how he kept the boxes and my ideas in my mind or whether the depression had a way to break into other boxes. The bottom of a rose pink box, and the other day - a bad day - it will climb up to a space that should not be occupied, climb up When I was trained as a doctor, one of our lecturers told us that we need to learn as much as possible (especially obstetrics). He is not wise, although some people did not intentionally do this, but they already explained that they are suffocating at birth. Asphyxiation at birth occurs when the baby does not breathe fully at birth, resulting in hypoxia in body tissues. But the brain is more obvious. Infants born in a state of death and not fully controlled will ultimately experience varying degrees of mental disorders.

Culture is the core of learning. It not only plays a role in the dissemination and reception of information, but also plays a role in forming the idea of ​​groups and individuals. Recognize that pedagogy reacting to the basic culture and celebrating it provides a complete and fair educational opportunity for all cultural students Cultural reactive education is an educational method that recognizes the importance of incorporating students' cultural references on every aspect of learning (Ladson-Billings, 1994). Approaches to culturally sensitive lessons include cultural references for students in all aspects of learning (Ladson-Billings, 1994). Cultural instruction will encourage teachers to use student identity and background as a valuable source of information to provide students with educational information and to convey the success they deserve. (National Education Association, 2003). By linking student cultural references to classroom instruction, students not only gain power in intelligence, emotion, and socialization, but also their knowledge, skills, and attitudes are maximized. Experts define culturally sensitive teachers as follows. Culturally sensitive instruction is more than just recognizing students' cultural background (although this is a good start). In order to successfully create a learning environment that appeals to a wider range of students as a teacher in today's multicultural world it is increasingly necessary to nurture culturally ready educational practices. By 2020, the Census Bureau predicts that more than half of the US public school students are minority students. It is becoming increasingly important for educators to find ways to meet the diverse needs of students with diverse economic and cultural backgrounds as well as various learning styles. Given these rapidly changing student demographics, teachers must be able to understand and solve the potential conflicts that can arise due to cultural differences among students in the classroom. Recently, the need for culturally responsive education (CRT) and educators is growing to create a comprehensive educational experience. Gay (2000) proposed culturally responsive education "to make learning encounters more appropriate and effective using cultural knowledge, previous experience, reference framework, and ethnically diverse student expression style" . She continues to explain CRT as cultural differences, culturally comprehensive and multidimensional verification, confirmation, authority granting, transformation and release. Adams (1992) pointed out that culturally sensitive education is a way of recognizing and affirming cultural differences, creating a comprehensive learning environment, using multicultural education methods, and ultimately benefiting everyone Attracting students in a way.

Our narrative collection is dedicated to further discussing several interrelationships between identity, self, others, education, and higher education institutions. The following stories explain what is meant by breaking the silence and talking about professors who can not explain in the field of controversial higher education. Class as an educator discussing women and men's race, gender and subjectivity in their personal and educational practice Although many other texts in class recent literature contain similar stories or stories, There is nothing that has (focused) and raised the handling of identity and education (re). Through the voices of these women and men in higher education, we quote real stories and critically examine their life experiences as teachers through their teaching stories. The authors of this article, through the storytelling (multiculturalism, gender, classification), are the focus of the discussion's color teachers, such as identity, education, discriminatory politics, and the creation of space and places to exercise agents It brings experience. It was announced at higher education institution This book is about the sticking of the difference in negotiation in the multilayered context including education and management of professors of colleges in academia, colleagues, students, curriculum and pedagogy. In the course of acquiring a doctorate, each individual contributing to this series of narration should acquire their currency in higher education and a wider social environment for educational promises. That is a "good equalizer". But what is the story? . Problem Vision: When popular cultures and political institutions pose political issues today with popular theories, these problems are mainly caused by the loss of political institutions (popular) and the global political relevance of positive natures and complaints Increase. Prior to the culture, the politics of liberation and the rebellious lifestyle (of youth) seemed to be clearly intertwined with the mainstream story of popular culture theory. However, classical concepts of anti-traditional culture and subculture that have developed in cultural research and popular news (German pop culture magazine Spex, etc.) have been developed since the 20th century as mother tongue, advanced and / or mainstream culture In contrast to that, we are positioning the underground pop culture. In terms of Rancière, since the 1990s they have not destroyed sensitive distributions, but strengthened the "police." The ambiguity of politics and popular culture actually existed for many years. Starting with Joanna Coles, who served as editor in chief from 2012 to 2016, Cosmopolitan infiltrated politics and began supporting political candidates. The news when it started in 2013 is part of the women's interested site Bustle. Entertainment magazines regard celebrities as political activists. Rolling Stones, yes, Playboy is always a combination of politics, culture and entertainment. Bonnie Fuller, president and editor of HollywoodLife.com said that Obama added a stage to Mr. Trump 's interest. "They understand that they must use pop culture to connect with average Americans and will raise it to the next level and then real realistic stars and real estate agents Donald Trump are His whole event is like he is advertising TV shows, it is part of a mix of celebrities and popular culture news, political News is pop culture news. " Of course, pop culture has been a driving force for social and political change in the United States and other countries for a long time. Musicians such as John Coltrane and Nina Simone recorded popular (and powerful) songs through the civil rights movement, Will and Grace transformed the cultural and political climate to accept LGBT people, and creative art And social justice helped. Today's difference is that popular culture can affect the speed of public opinion. Fortunately, advocacy groups and charitable organizations increasingly beli

Main question: Brown's main focus is to determine the extent to which the company can expand online business and the degree of vitality. Recommendation: Braun recommends gradually expanding online business to maintain a broad customer base. However, it is dangerous to forcibly increase the online status. Reason: Today, online business is "essential" for many business. In addition, entering other markets as a Canadian sports equipment retailer is an asset that guarantees sales throughout the year, not just summer. Brown is a young man out of the two daughters born from the principal George Frederick Braun and the school teacher Emma Moria Wright Braun. When I was young, she and her family often visited nearby forests and became interested in nature. In high school, Brown began collecting crushed plants that grew to nearly 12,000 specimens when she died. She studied geology at the University of Cincinnati, acquired a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1910 and a master's degree in 1912. In the summer of 1912 I worked as an American botanist and educator Henry Chandler Cowles at the University of Chicago and then earned my PhD in Cincinnati University in 1914. Brown studied botany and geology at the University of Cincinnati. I got a bachelor 's degree in 1910, a master' s degree in geology in 1912 and a doctorate in botany in 1914. In 1912, she learned with Henry C. Colles; Harris M. Benedict was her paper consultant and advised by Nevin M. Fenemann. She became the sixth woman who got a doctorate from the facility and her sister was the first woman. Brown 's career and research background at Cincinnati University began with the Geological Assistant (1910 - 1913). She served as an assistant in botany from 1914 to 1917 and then handed down the titles of instructors, associate professors and associate professors. Two years before she retired, she served as Professor of Plant Ecology in 1946 as a full-time professor. She died as professor emeritus of plant ecology from 1948 to 1971. KEVIN R. GLOVER, P. 214 Clinical Education, Training, and Results Investigation, Inc. B. Vice President of Braun Medical Inc. Kevin Glover has worked at B. Braun for over 10 years. He is also a part-time professor at Lehigh University. He holds a bachelor's degree from Taylor's Art University, a master's degree in pedagogy at Temple University and a master's degree in technical education at Lehigh University. PAM NENABER, page 169 Pharmaceutical Division CEO Banner Health Pam Nenaber holds a bachelor's degree from Columbia University and a master's degree in health services management from Arizona State University. Today, Banner Health operates 28 hospitals in 6 western provinces, with approximately 50,000 employees. It is the largest private company in Arizona. Before Banner, Nenaber was in the Samaritan state of health for the majority of his 30-year career. Mary Bakken 's philosophy at New Lennox Silver Cross Hospital, which keeps patients' familiarity, is always to think patient needs first.

Thousands of Colombians are forced to leave the house every year because they are broken up for over 40 years due to the annual violence every year. According to a recent field report by Refugee International, more than 130,000 people evacuate each year due to this domestic conflict. Some of these people passed Ecuador and Panama to find shelter, others were unable to leave their country or leave their country for various reasons. These internally displaced people (or because I am called internally displaced persons) are one of the most vulnerable people in the world. Forced domestic evacuation is one of the most serious social, economic and humanitarian crises facing Colombia today. Establishing a reading club in Bogota's UnidaddeAtenciónIntegralal Desplazado (UAID) is a space for dialogue, reflection, critical reading, critical understanding of society, and Freire's "reading the world". At the Reading Club meeting, participants found places where they could freely share their concerns, needs, the fight they faced, and what they had experienced. General possibilities It provides space for connecting with real life. (Freire and Shor, 1987) This article attempts to share the program of reading clubs developed for adult groups for readers when Colombian Bogota emigrated. It was developed in the context of forced domestic evacuation, a serious social situation where my country is suffering lately, and it has some impact on our current local educational practices. The reflection of this article focuses on both the critical theory of pedagogy and the experience of my teacher researcher who created and developed a reading club at Bogota's "Red de Solidaridad Social". One of the most serious problems in Colombia is the "crisis of silence". This is the plight of internally displaced people (IDP). The scope of the problem is very big. Malicious confrontation between paramilitaries and guerrillas is the main reason for Colombian forced evacuation. In 1998, 300,000 people (mainly women and children) were driven out of their homes due to rural violence. NGO reports that Colombia is the fourth largest refugee in the world. In 1999, the USG provided $ 5.8 million to the International Red Cross Committee of the Western Hemisphere (ICRC) and 3 million dollars to Colombia. In addition, $ 4.7 million was donated to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) 's Western Hemisphere General Fund, some of which was used to develop institutional capacity in Colombia. Peace process

Introduction Andragogy, who became famous by Malcom Knowles in the United States in 1967, teaches the art and science of adult learners, not education, but teaches the art and science of education (Rachel, 2002). Knowles implements linguistics through the use of learning objectives, strategies and resources, outcomes, and evaluation methods determined by learners and teachers (2002). Among educators and psychologists, Andragogy is controversial and currently controversial. Andragogy, also known as adult learning theory, was proposed by Malcom Shepard Knowles in 1968. Previously, the concept of education, the child's education, attracted a lot of research and attention. Knowles recognizes that there are many differences between adult learning style and child style. He tried to exploit the unique learning style and the advantages of adult learners around the idea of ​​andrandogy. In the following years Knowles will understand that certain points in his theory do not apply to all adults. In addition, some of his texts on education also apply to children. He began to see learning between teacher guidance and student orientation. In subsequent studies he emphasized the way to assess each situation based on individual circumstances and determine how useful self-instruction for the students will be. Malcolm Knowles, Informal Adult Education, Independent Production and Academic. Malcolm S. Knowles is a highly influential person in adult education and a supporter of academic independent learning and informal adult education. Here, I review his life and achievements and evaluate his contribution. Malcolm Shepherd Knowles (1913-1997) was a key figure in American adult education in the second half of the 20th century. In the 1950s he served as secretary general of the American Adult Education Society. He wrote the first major report on the history of informal adult education and adult education in the United States. In addition, Malcolm Knowles tried to develop its own conceptual foundation for adult education and learning through the concept of andrandogy, which has been widely discussed and used. He also writes popular works on independent production and team work (with his wife Fulda) Knowles (1980) touched the terminology of Yugoslavian adult educators in the mid - 1960 's. His andrandogy definition is parallel to pedagogy. Andragogy is based on Greek aner, the word stem means "man, not man" or adult, "agogus" means "leader". Knowles defines this term as "art and science to help adults learn" and emphasizes the difference between adult and child education (Davenport, 1987). According to Knowles (1980), the purpose of adult education should be self-actualization, therefore the learning process should include the emotional, psychological, and intellectual existence as a whole. The mission of adult educators is to support adults to demonstrate their full potential. It is a teaching method for scholars to achieve this goal. In Knowles' view, teachers are promoters to help adults become independent learners (Darkenwald & Merriam, 1982)

This website of Fort Hays University gives an opinion on the quality of educated people. According to the website, educated people will be knowledgeable people, citizens, refugees, and the whole people. The liberal arts curriculum of Fort Hays State University is based on these viewpoints and is thought to be extremely important for the happiness of the students and is consistent with the type of people the university aims for development. Founded in 1902, Hayesberg State University ranks third in the NCTQ Best Teacher Preparation Course review in 2014 and ranked number 12, combining theory, pedagogy and practical experience of practice. Combine. A future teacher. Bachelor of Secondary Education (BS) is offered to both major students. The Fort Hays Teacher Education Department also has a K-6 Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education and Primary Education. The total number of future alumni units will vary depending on the field you select, but all major areas will include 55 units of general education, 19 units of secondary education core work, and 12 units of student education in selected areas is. Increase credit Students, faculty, staff, and staff of Fort Hays State University (FHSU) are excited and actively working with students who may "get to the field of higher education". One of the groups recognized and recognized by our institution is the first generation of college students. For these students, it is important to dig deeper and develop their "why". Why are they actively acting to some extent? The most important question is what we can do to help them undergo the graduation phase. Dr. Amy Cummins is an English assistant professor at Fort Hays State University in Kansas. Her books have been published recently in magazines such as Southern Studies, Eureka's Short Story Studies, Texas Review, Rio Grande Review. , Pages 1820-1870. Interpretation interpretation interpretation articles and periodical publications still remain the main contents of the literature course and will be the most important score but the creative writing tasks are valuable composition essays that student groups work on individually or in correspondence with literary texts . Rewriting or extending literary text is a way to nurture creativity and it is called Brenda Greene's "Reinventing" work (1990, p. 178). Students of the Literature University program will benefit from sentence writing and self-analysis.

Thomas Jefferson's gardening compared to today Thomas Jefferson One of our founders is very interested in learning horticulture, soil and land conditions. He is said to plant more than 300 kinds of vegetables and herbs, and even more than 100 kinds of fruits. "The third US President Thomas Jefferson is a versatile person, he wrote the Declaration of Independence, he is a skilled architect, scientist, landscape architect, farmer and living gardener. A series of his ideas about Thomas Jefferson's US president is compared with President Thomas Jefferson who compares blacks and whites with black Americans. Readers of this American History Questionnaire offer students the opportunity to apply critical thinking skills to historical resource testing and provide pedagogy and background information that will help students reach substantive conclusions. Free Paper: 1 Thomas Jefferson has praised, respected and praised the Indian wisdom (hollitz, 124). Thomas Jefferson's gardening compared to today Thomas Jefferson One of our founders is very interested in learning horticulture, soil and land conditions. He is said to plant more than 300 kinds of vegetables and herbs, and even more than 100 kinds of fruits. "The third US President Thomas Jefferson is a versatile person, he wrote the Declaration of Independence, he is a skilled architect, scientist, landscape architect, farmer and living gardener. Bartram Garden, the first botanical garden in the United States, was founded near Philadelphia in 1730 and was established in Philadelphia's Linnaean Botanical Garden the same year. President George Washington, President Thomas Jefferson and President James Madison have experienced sharing dreams of the National Botanical Gardens that collects, preserves, research, and contributes to the welfare of the Americans of plants from all over the world It is a farmhouse. The American Botanic Garden was outside the National Assembly building in Washington DC in 1820. In 1859, Missouri Botanical Garden was founded in St. Louis and is now one of the world's tropical botanical gardens. It is one of America's most popular gardens including Longwood Gardens (1798), Arnold Arboretum (1872), New York Botanic Gardens (1891), Huntington Botanic Gardens (1906), Brooklyn Botanical Garden (1910), International Peace Garden (1932). And Tropical Botanical Garden of Fairchild (1938)

In my research I observed a 4-year kindergarten with KidsFirst Preschool consisting of a total of 12 children consisting of 8 boys and 4 girls. The average socio-economic status is the middle class. The wall of the classroom is painted white with only one red wall. There is a carpeted area in the corner of the play kitchen and a room with a laundry area. The bathroom is in the rear corner on the left side, and there are a blackboard with children's toys and a storage unit with 3 drawers on the side, and you can play in the middle of the night. Part 1: Knowledge of child development and preschool teacher Knowledge on child development and preschool teacher The purpose of this publication is to explore several broad assumptions about the role of knowledge on child development in early childhood education It is to do. These hypotheses were first asked in preparation for the review of four papers written by an infant expert to answer the question "What is necessary as an infant teacher to go beyond the initial ability"? It was. (Katz, 1994) In this part of the monograph we will explore the problem of knowledge about child development in early childhood education. In particular, the first part doubts the role of this knowledge in early childhood education and its role in teacher education. This part deals with the following question: What does the word "development" mean? What kind of child's knowledge about development should be learned? Can we agree with various knowledge and principles about children's development that students must master? Why is the role of knowledge on children's development in pedagogy a controversial issue? We also discussed the meaning of possible answers to these questions Why do we need to understand children's development? Sufficient knowledge of child development and the theory to understand this knowledge are essential to understand the concept of child development and therefore to understand the theory of child development. Likewise, understanding language development theory can help to determine how children like Sarah develop their language and communication skills. Therefore, social workers must understand the growth process of humans and how children like Sarah acquire language acquisition. (Doherty and Hughes, 2009: 5) Briefly discuss the theory of child development and evaluate three different ESL teaching methods to make them fit theoretical applicability. Especially in the past 100 years, various theories about the development of children have been published. In most cases, the theory is consistent with the fact that child development occurs in stages.

I went to elementary school in the early 1980's; I have a lot of fear in the form of very typical threats to education, mathematics, English, science, and corporal punishment. We never talked, talked, shared ideas, or copied them from the blackboard to our books. My classmates and those who do not meet the norm have a lonely and isolated experience; in some cases I know that this experience is afraid to learn them forever. UK, July 2002: entrusted to the National Education Research Foundation to investigate the impact of school size and school type (male and female and gay and lesbian) on academic performance. The foundation learned 2,954 high schools, including public high schools for men and women, throughout the UK. They announced the report on 8th July 2002. They found: 1. Even after managing the student's academic ability and other background factors, girls at schools of different genres were significantly better than coeducational schools. In this age group (high school student), girls' benefits are larger and consistent than boys. Especially at schools by gender, girls are better than school of coeducation with both boys and girls, for men and women, the benefits of schools by gender are only meaningful to boys with low ability. What do we know about gender-specific schools and classrooms by gender, especially for girls? Patricia B. Campbell and I were asked to report this issue from the AAUW Education Foundation, by gender, by criticism of girls' single sex education, with the table rolled up and reporting that my research base is very limited They say. Comparison of most schools needs to be conducted in countries where narrow schools, private schools other than the United States, or schools by gender are the usual part of the public education system. Cautious studies on the effects of classrooms by gender in schools of mixed sexes are even more limited. If there is data, the result conflicts and confuses. There are few studies that systematically study the content of specificity, pedagogy, teacher, resource, motivation. All of these are valid factors to consider when evaluating results and results.

Standardized testing improves the quality of public education. Over the years, they have gotten used to judging academic performance and assessing the needs of students. Illiteracy graduation is no longer a high school graduate. Teachers can no longer pass students from one grade to another grade without teaching the students anything (spelling). While these advances are beneficial, standardized tests tend to harm schools that are already at a disadvantage, prompting the state to lower their education, and the schools are more likely to be in the exam itself than the students' actual learning I will have an interest. Standardized tests have been part of American education since the 19th century, but broad trust in standardization is mainly the phenomenon of the 20th century. For example, the University Entrance Examination Committee did not start a standardized test on higher education until 1900. The University Entry Examination Committee was founded in 1901. The first screening was conducted nationwide, and a total of nine subjects were covered. This test was conducted to increase the number of standardized entrants to excellent colleges in the northeastern United States. Initially, the test was also applied to the top boarding school to standardize the course. A test of Army Alpha and Beta developed by Robert Yerkes and colleagues that began in World War I. Prior to this, immigrants in the mid - 19th century promoted the development of standardized tests in the United States. Standardized tests were introduced to Europe through the early 19th century Putonghua test Through the defense of the British colonial rulers, the most "sustainable" was the British consul of Thomas Taylor Meadows in Guangzhou. Meadows warned about the collapse of the British Empire if standardized tests were not implemented immediately in the empire as a whole. Prior to adoption, standardization tests were traditionally not part of Western pedagogy; based on skepticism of ancient Greece and open discussion, Western scholars have published papers written by students for non-standardized assessment The use of. For this reason, the first European standardization test was conducted in British India, not in Europe. Standard testing is a test that is managed and graded in a given standard way. There are many purposes and reasons for standardized testing, so that everyone affected must fully understand it. Standardized tests allow schools to compare student achievements, ensure teacher's responsibility, and provide instruction to educators. These important reasons indicate why standardized testing is one of the most important topics of education.

I believe that happiness in the classroom will help my students to succeed more. In fact, I think that I like teaching so many things to them and continuing to receive special education through my career. In Steven Volcker's article "Joy at School" he said: "Happy learning can prosper in school - if you give a happy opportunity." I applied it to my classroom I thought about a way to do it. This is the way I tried to incorporate pleasure into my classroom. Since I tried to model my class, every year I learn new things and try to work in class. One year, I learned myself after reading a book about juggling. Then I practiced in front of the class, they saw me struggling in the process of learning, but I finally did not give up until I play with me. I think that they are excited about my success as much as I do. A year, I learned the way of crocheting, and my class is seeing my Afghanistan getting bigger and bigger. When completed, many of my students taught me how to make crochet stitches. I think that this experience shows the pleasure of learning to students. My physically handicapped students feel that their living ability is small and they often make wrong choices in a rebellious way. Whenever I have the opportunity, I will try to make them choose. In order to appreciate what they have learned, I chose a program to appeal to students with different learning styles. They can choose projects they want to do, and they are usually amazing when they get up. When they can make a choice they tend to devote more energy and energy to make what they can proud. . Also, I asked the students the topics they are interested in, and on the first day of the week I will try to incorporate their topics into the course. My students already have difficulties learning, so I like to do things. When they are asked to make their own, they feel the sky is the limit. Most people are overwhelmed by how much reading they have to do so there is little time to do new things. I took time for this and I learned that there are many artists, musicians and photographers in my class. Because my high school special students are very shameful to show off their work proudly, I asked them to write my name behind the back of my work. Even if I say that I do not want to show my work, I am very excited when I complete my work. Many of them have not been admired for their work. Sometimes this is a new experience for many people. Many times I bring a box full of gadgets and general items (paper clip, rubber band, tape, push pin) and ask students (group) to take out 5 things. They need to invent something new, draw an invention, and write down the description of the invention and explain what it can do. Then I ask them to share their invention with the class. They want to do this. This includes making students make choices and making things. The third thing I learned is that happiness is related to personal contacts, so this is true both as a classroom teacher and me. I choose a strategy to contact freely, Come and bring happiness! Such learning will be free from the content of the classroom and the self-stress of pedagogy and space for classroom content and pedagogy will be provided. I believe that happiness in the classroom will help my students to succeed more. In fact, I think that I like teaching so many things to them and continuing to receive special education through my career. In Steven Wolk's article "Joy at School" he said: "Happy learning can prosper in school - if you give a happy opportunity." I applied it to my classroom I thought about how to do it. This is the way I tried to incorporate pleasure into my classroom. Since I tried to model my class, every year I learn new things and try to work in class. One year, I learned myself after reading a book about juggling. Then I practiced in front of the class, they saw me struggling in the process of learning, but I finally did not give up until I play with me. I think that they are excited

On the contrary, Kim 's identity is full of sympathy, justice, and peace. The result is more positive and he helped the entire African American community ultimately exclude the classification of the school, enforced the civil rights law, and end the head tax through the 24 th revision . Therefore, depending on your configuration, compliance with your identity may prove costly or informative. As for Pecora, Toni Morrison wrote that "If the eyes are different, that is, if the beauty is different, it is different" (Morrison 46). The most interesting system has an identity component. As Joe Andrieu stated, "An identity is a way to track people and things, and then track them in order." The identity component is responsible for managing identifiers and attributes that the system needs to perform, requester authentication, and decisions. Whether the parties have the right to claim. However, it is difficult to build an identity system that is available, safe, and maximizes privacy. It is far more difficult than most people recognize. It is their real system that they are protecting themselves; most of them protect themselves; they are themselves, they agree that they are protecting and preserving them, actually maintaining and maintaining them I think that is so. I can not stop lending hands - it is to take risks. "(86) The legitimacy and pedagogy of white authority established the history of black Diaspora and the inhuman condition that is occurring at the moment but never has endurance, resistance, and success. Dichotomy to look back on non-linear and contradictory journeys (not without distributed cognitive violence), and Epistemic violence in Baldwin's "Next Fire", duality of thought, influence and reaction, and invisible Ellison man In all the bunches of Tsuen Wan, security guards stick plastic ID cards to the wall and keep track of which prisoners were in which bunches. These cards contain the names and pictures of each prisoner. However, the most important information is conveyed by the color of the card. It is closely related to the possible gang link. North of Hispanic green, Southern Hispanic Pink, Black Black, White White etc. Yellow including American Indian, Mexican citizen, Laos, Eskimo. This information is essential for the organization to function smoothly. Rather than having members of lonely gangs in situations that may be surrounded by hostile gang members, constant maintenance of corrective staff is necessary to maintain the balance of cell blocks. For a monthly charge of $ 9.99 (individual plan members can add this service for $ 5 a month), the Identity Guard also offers a Childhood Guardian program to protect your child's information. This program includes monitoring social security numbers, monitoring public records, and monitoring bank accounts. For example, if someone tries to open an account or credit card using your child's information, the reminder will arrive soon. Unlike other services, this is a stand-alone program. In other words, it is not necessary to purchase as a plug-in to protect children.

Deciding the future of education What is the goal of basic education in the increasingly diverse population? The simple and clear answer is that educational institutions should be individual learning places. Teacher's work is to share facts, share ways in which you can learn facts, and mimic consistent and appropriate actions. Such actions should include modeling appropriate expressions, cleanliness, respect, methods, etc. Such problems inevitably lead to a lot of discussion among teachers, and that answer will cause many discussions to students. The recently announced report of the 2017 New Media Alliance Horizon Report identifies trends and technologies that define the future of higher education. In other words, in order to survive in the digital world, it is necessary to (a) incorporate new technologies and functions quickly and effectively, and (b) reform themselves and their way of working. For a culture with an adverse risk, the idea of ​​technical reconstruction is that all aspects of the business model are terrible. The report says, "All academic experiences need to be more individualized, empirical, result-oriented, technologically rich, data-driven, and learning-based pedagogy aimed at 100% skilled There is "continues to emphasize. Deciding the future of education What is the goal of basic education in the increasingly diverse population? The simple and clear answer is that educational institutions should be individual learning places. Teacher's work is to share facts, share ways in which you can learn facts, and mimic consistent and appropriate actions. Such actions should include modeling appropriate expressions, cleanliness, respect, methods, etc. - Define and explain one of the most common arguments in abortion world, I think it will happen easily, do not let it happen. Murder of life knowing that a baby may have become a new David Beckham, William Shakespeare, Albert Einstein, or Mother Teresa. If you obey Catholic religious beliefs, you will destroy one of the ten commandments and take away people from their rights to life.

Introduction Andragogy is the theory of adult learning and education. It is closely related, but is often compared with pedagogy, mainly including education for children. Among the articles he wrote in 1968, Malcolm Knowles introduced the term "theology" to distinguish adult learning from adult education or education. Andragogy is based on "some assumptions about adult learners" (Merriam, Caffarella and Baumgartner, 2007, p. 84). Andrandogy is "a point of gathering for people trying to separate the field of adult education from other education fields" (Merriam et al., 2007, p. What is an adult learner? Most of the adult learning literature suggests that teachers teach in different ways between adults and adults. Also, most of the comparisons are related to the perception of the characteristics of the teacher's learners. We understand and accept our understanding of our values ​​and our personal philosophy before forming a practical definition of what our adult learners are about our content and purpose It is important. Age is a function often said when explaining adult learners. Most educators think that it is easy to distinguish adult learners from young learners by age discrepancy. But the difference is beyond age and age. Consider a number of possible ideas of adults, such as the definitions of dictionaries and biological, physiological, legal, social, psychological, spiritual, and moral definitions. When teaching adults, we have to know the different ways they learn. Adult learners are very diverse groups. Andragogy (adult education and learning) was originally developed by Alexander Knapp in 1833. Then in 1984, Knowles extended it using the Napps theory. Knowles emphasizes that adults are voluntary and expect to be responsible for decision-making. The adult learning program has to adapt to this basic aspect. Knowles himself altered his position on whether linguistics really applies only to adults and "educational linguistics" consists of teaching guidance to student-led learning, and a continuum representing both methods Suitable for children and adults, depending on the situation that began to believe representing. (Noors 1984)

At high schools throughout the United States, students are told to do analysis, comprehension, evaluation and so on. But do the students really understand their requirements? Does someone really take time to explain the meaning to something? We analyzed that a sentence might be a combination of abstract and opinion. These two projects are important, but they are different from the analysis. The analysis is more accurate than simply playing critics. As an introduction to student engagement evaluation, Rick Stiggins (2012) will introduce readers various inference methods including but not limited to analysis, comprehension, and evaluation reasoning. Introduction: Recent discussions have been raised about the method of teaching and its usefulness in class practice. Several authors began to argue that the method was dead, and they are no longer considered in the educational / learning process such as Brown (2002). Others like Bell (2007) believe that this approach still plays a decisive role in the educational process. In this article I will examine my own teacher experience and these two aspects as a teacher trainer. - Teachers are often overlooked as an important occupation; many people believe that teaching is not as difficult or difficult as any other high salary occupation. Without a teacher, people can not gain knowledge and have no academic growth. Teachers are as important as other occupations, and the teacher should raise their salary. Teachers are indispensable to everyone's life As parents, you want to find the best teacher for your child. The principles of classroom management, pedagogy and strategy vary from teacher to teacher. The difference is that all teaching methods are deeply rooted in traditional style. Teachers adjust teaching methods based on educational concepts, classroom demographics, subject areas, and teaching schools. Since the 1980's experts have identified a variety of teaching methods covering the major areas of school preparation and student perception, different stages of social and emotional development. "Learning method", "Execution function", "Mental habit", "Gravel", "Soft skill", and "Unrecognized skill" are used to describe these considerations regarding student development in the educational environment It has been done.

This article recalls that children's development is very important in today's psychology. That's why it's not surprising to do so much research on this topic. Author "Louise B. Silverstein" shows a very interesting prospect for the history and future of parenting psychology research, and the impact of employment of childbirth on children, in the article "Changing discussion on childcare and childbirth employment" . Development The essence of Silverstein 's claim is the greatest impact for me. Part 1: Knowledge of child development and preschool teacher Knowledge on child development and preschool teacher The purpose of this publication is to explore several broad assumptions about the role of knowledge on child development in early childhood education It is to do. These hypotheses were first asked in preparation for the review of four papers written by an infant expert to answer the question "What is necessary as an infant teacher to go beyond the initial ability"? It was. (Katz, 1994) In this part of the monograph we will explore the problem of knowledge about child development in early childhood education. In particular, the first part doubts the role of this knowledge in early childhood education and its role in teacher education. This part deals with the following question: What does the word "development" mean? What kind of child's knowledge about development should be learned? Can we agree with various knowledge and principles about children's development that students must master? Why is the role of knowledge on children's development in pedagogy a controversial issue? We also discussed the meaning of possible answers to these questions Why do we need to understand children's development? Sufficient knowledge of child development and the theory to understand this knowledge are essential to understand the concept of child development and therefore to understand the theory of child development. Likewise, understanding language development theory can help to determine how children like Sarah develop their language and communication skills. Therefore, social workers must understand the growth process of humans and how children like Sarah acquire language acquisition. (Doherty and Hughes, 2009: 5)

Denise Bodart, RealCare product manager, says: "The members of the RealCare Customer Advisory Committee play an integral role in our marketing and product development strategy:" Insight gained by educators such as Cynthia Leonard and Christina DeSimone is that our program is appropriate It helps to ensure that they continue to exist and they will help today's students continue to provide the necessary objective learning opportunities to extend their skills of work. " RealCare Baby is widely known as "Robot Baby". This is a programmable baby simulator that requests daycare and nightcare and tracks the caregiver's response. It is often used with courses and activities to teach junior high school, child rearing, infant safety, child development and teens pregnancy prevention. As active member of AAFCS and former director of MAFCS, DeSimone is a relentless supporter of FACS education and her plan has grown from 55 to 168 in the past three years. She currently teaches children's development and courses related to it at Catonsville High School in Catonsville, Maryland. Leonard began using RealCare Baby at Northridge Middle School in Crawfordsville, Indiana in 2004. Three years later, a master's degree in pedagogy was acquired and Leonard, a member of AAHCS and AAHCS in Indiana Province, succeeded in granting five simulator fees to the regional healthcare industry. She believes that this will help lower the pregnancy rate of local high school teenagers. "I am working with other teachers throughout the United States and I am looking forward to hearing how their plans work," Leonard said. "It is a pleasure and honor to cooperate with others for the future product plan." Realityworks established the RealCare Customer Advisory Council in 2012 to make the project accessible through specialized and technical education. The committee provides voices to product development programs for enthusiastic customers and leading educators and provides valuable insights into baby's best practices and marketing strategies for babies and related learning aids I will. Members will use these themes to educate youth experiences to guide and guide Realityworks products. Baby Think It Over was implemented in the third year. The support group is designed to help girls deal with everyday challenges associated with teenage mothers once a week. In pregnancy prevention programs, the Baby Think It Over component simulates the experience and responsibilities of girls (junior high school and older girls) to take care of actual babies, using automatic baby dolls. Each doll has a cost of $ 250, and the club seeks financial support from local companies to buy 25 dolls. Our son's school signed a program called Baby Think It Over and showed to the 10th grade students how their childcare responsibilities affect their teenage fun. Students' "parents" have an electronic bracelet to see if they can provide the necessary care to the robot's baby. The unfortunate result of this exercise is a negative response to some of the caregiver's robot complaints. Several students think these dolls are just a hassle. They feel that the structure of the plastic of this computer does not have a warm or emotional attachment. After all, it is neither the flesh of the flesh nor the product of their love. Just a school challenge, a stranger than most people

When first comparing the two models, I mentioned that one of the fundamental main differences is related to teacher evaluation. Danielson's book pointed out that a new inter-state teacher evaluation and support alliance (INTASC) developed the InTASC model (mainly for student faculty) (Danielson, C., 2007, p. 7). . The combination created by the teacher is used in each state's licensing process and displays 10 standard functional artifacts. The state is one of many students who approved the use of Charlotte Danielson 's educational framework to teach observation including preschool education. Like many other frameworks, this framework was created for use in the early days of elementary school and raised concerns about how the tool fits the initial performance. In order to solve this problem, researchers at the Illinois State University Educational Policy Research Center (CSEP) conduct a validation study of the Danielson framework and judge whether it is effective and reliable at an early stage Did. Get education. There is normative pedagogy to establish a series of guidelines on how to teach superior teachers. The classics of the 21st century include Charlotte Danielson 's educational framework (2011), Carroll Dewek' s way of thinking (2006), and Dougremov 's Like a champion (2011). In addition to this there is a common central state standard and Stanford's edTPA system We have a set of texts with good advice on how to teach. An experienced teacher will have a hard time discussing the framework of Danielson (please choose an example). She raises a good habit that will help us keep it better and kept sharp. Like other classics textbooks, her work is based on evidence, research and observation. Unlike normative grammar, Danielson and other rules are carved from reality and logic. We also recognize that the best writers in this field offer patterns and recommendations rather than strict instructions. Excellent teachers know that education is not a universal process Research and practice are related to the development of understanding framework education. Therefore, it is natural that the core aspects of the framework reflect what you think educators should receive excellent education. Educators, even in higher education, can apply these guidelines to all grades. It does not mean to capture every element of effective teaching practice but other factors such as the structure of the lesson and the relationship between the teacher and the student. Instead, while this framework can help maintain the focus of teaching practice for understanding, while allowing teachers to tolerate flexibility to design units that meet their priorities and teaching style It is a guide that can help.

Integrate technology into language classroom Today, school leaders are putting a lot of pressure on students' academic achievement. But in the face of budget constraints, the threat of extracurricular activities, and the serious shortage of school textbooks, the teacher is asking what steps to assure that "children are not really old" You should step on. It looks like a dead end, but there is still hope. By integrating the use of technology in the language art classroom, students gain a wide range of opportunities to improve their composition, literacy and cultural awareness. Technology plays an indispensable role in the classroom of today's English Language Education (ELA), but teachers and teacher educators continue to deepen their understanding of how technology influences pedagogy. In this qualitative study, two ELA teachers will explain how and why to plan and implement guidance in the English classroom of a junior high school. Analysis shows that English teachers, beginners, and experienced teachers emphasize integrating technologies into their teachings and show that they face similar challenges in the integration process. Beginner teachers believe that technology plays a major role and focuses its education on available technologies. Before discussing how teachers and changes in the role of teaching methods will integrate technology into the classroom, firstly "technology integration" means what really matters and needs to be decided. Seamless integration means that students can use various tools daily to use the technology and adapt to the work at hand and they not only provide the opportunity to understand the contents deeply is. But, how do we define the technology integration also depends on the access to technology to the kind of available technology and use the technology. For example, the only classroom interactive whiteboard and computer, the teacher can still learn center, focus on teachers, students do not necessarily integrate the needs needs of students. Still, there is a way to implement an interactive whiteboard that makes them a tool for students. Technical integration in the classroom Public Broadcasting Corporation (2011) shows that the integration of the technology into the classroom continues and follows a simple model. Initially the teacher integrated the new technology into a traditional classroom and eventually observed the participation, behavior, and teacher change of colleagues and then began to experiment with new and more appropriate ways to use the technology. However, to make this process successful, it may take about four years or more for the first technical exposure to change (Public Broadcasting Corporation, 2011). However, with different tuition fees, the technical use of the teacher in the classroom may vary based on their own perception of the technology and the overall proficiency of the student's specific skills.

Sociological imagination and common sense In this article, we will explain the difference between sociological imagination and common sense. Imagination and common sense of sociology, and how they play a role in our society today. I will incorporate these papers into the thesis through the research and discovery of sociologists using the field of pedagogy achievement. Pierre Bourdieu, Cultural Capital (1977), Bernstein (1961) Speech Model ', Paul Willis (1977) study labor and use it as evidence to explain how these are explained by sociological imagination and common sense To do. Association of relevant academic records Please evaluate the sociological method, understand the interpretation of common sense of human society and the sociological method of human society research, give examples. Common sense is subjective as it is based on opinions and beliefs, and these individual interpretations are regulated in a society of cultural customs, so they are rarely noticed. This is the level of basic knowledge and judgment that we share, I believe this is a matter of course. common sense Sociological imagination and common sense In this article, we will explain the difference between sociological imagination and common sense. Imagination and common sense of sociology, and how they play a role in our society today. - The concept of sociological imagination is that you can see something from another angle to see our own life in a new way. In order to have a sociological imagination, people have to look at it from another perspective apart from their circumstances. It is a concept of being able to see things in society, how they interact, interact, and in a particular situation see a certain general pattern, in that case, As shown in the movie, the concept of sociological imagination or sociological imagination of Forest Gump, A - Gump is a sociological imagination. Our textbook can see our personal experience, personal difficulties and accomplishments, and can partly reflect the structure of society and the age of our lives and sociological imagination explain. This movie "Forest Gump" is a good example of sociological imagination. - Unfortunately, our society and many people around the world are suffering from alcoholism. There are many problems with this addiction, and it is not only victims dealing with addiction but also people closely related to individuals. Alcoholism plagues someone and lets you know the limits to the damage that can be caused by human life and human beings.

Tori DeAngelis' s article "Social Consciousness + Emotional Skill" describes an American school with no health relationship with friends and adults. If we were able to develop programs at school to social and emotional aid to children, these students will be more successful and more successful through their assistance from these programs. SEL is the process of educating children about how to master life skills, how to go with other people, and how to build a healthy and positive relationship. Part 1: Knowledge of child development and preschool teacher Knowledge on child development and preschool teacher The purpose of this publication is to explore several broad assumptions about the role of knowledge on child development in early childhood education It is to do. These hypotheses were first asked in preparation for the review of four papers written by an infant expert to answer the question "What is necessary as an infant teacher to go beyond the initial ability"? It was. (Katz, 1994) In this part of the monograph we will explore the problem of knowledge about child development in early childhood education. In particular, the first part doubts the role of this knowledge in early childhood education and its role in teacher education. This part deals with the following question: What does the word "development" mean? What kind of child's knowledge about development should be learned? Can we agree with various knowledge and principles about children's development that students must master? Why is the role of knowledge on children's development in pedagogy a controversial issue? We also discussed the meaning of possible answers to these questions Why do we need to understand children's development? Sufficient knowledge of child development and the theory to understand this knowledge are essential to understand the concept of child development and therefore to understand the theory of child development. Likewise, understanding language development theory can help to determine how children like Sarah develop their language and communication skills. Therefore, social workers must understand the growth process of humans and how children like Sarah acquire language acquisition. (Doherty and Hughes, 2009: 5)

African Power and Recognition in the Movie Yeelen Light is life, death, regeneration, good and evil, because the sun is the giver of life and sometimes the recipient. In the movie Yeelen (1987), it is natural that the title has the most important theme of the movie. Yeelen 's English means brightness. Everywhere in the movie the image of light emerges from the most obvious word, the sun, to other more abstract forms like eggs. These photometric images emphasize the point of the movie about existence, justice, and the essence of the life cycle. The real turning point of African cinema is Yam Daabo (The Choice) in 1987, which Yeelen (brightness) of Marie Suleiman Cisse, on the one hand, and Idrissa Ouedraogo of Burkina Faso, chose as a critic on the other. It is one. Indeed, Yeelen was the first African black movie to participate in the Cannes Film Festival, and that film played its full role. The first voyage around his power by his protagonist reflects the African film of the festival world, in particular the Cannes Film Festival. The next step was Tabataba of Raymond Rajaonarivelo (Madagascar of 1988) and Yaba of Idrissa Ouedraogo (Burkina Faso of 1988), both of which appeared in two weeks of coaching. Then Tilaï (1990) was re-elected in official competition by abundant Ouedraogo There is always an implicit ideological precondition for African movies. This particular view is often confirmed by "idealism" in Africa and then reflected in the discussion of African filmmakers. This ideological view is based on Western assumptions or African holistic views. In essence, the idealistic rhetoric of African films is a response to the attitude of patronage to those in Africa, which has emerged in the history of African colonial period. In this regard, even a combination of idealism and pedagogy found in African films requires review of the aesthetic and practical story of African film stories. Almost all elements of this patronizing attitude toward African / African people seem to resonate with African-American African / African perceptions. The only difference is that, in their opinion, everyone in Africa is a member of the royal family. For a country with the most advanced science and technology in the world, Wakanda chose the bloody battle of rituals as a means of raising the throne of the government. And I will scoff at the technical result. God forbids Africa to do any form of modern progress without brutal traces of staying behind its tail like a monkey!

Deci and Ryan (1987) The focal point of cognitive assessment theory is the influence of context variables on motivation. Their model has been successfully used to predict and explain how events related to the execution of a particular activity affect the motivation to pursue the same activity again. Here we explain the combination of Deci and Ryan 's model extension and the concept of discussion on Origin and Pawn state adaptation by deCharms (1968). This expansion and integration provides a model to predict the generalization of the incentive effect of various activities. Self-determinism (1991) Self-determinism (SDT) is a personality theory that includes behavioral factors. It focuses on the motivation behind personal choices. Since the inspiration of self-determinism is rather interesting and satisfying rather than motivation to achieve goals and get external compensation like money, the endogenous motivation which is the idea of ​​participation in activities It comes from the study of. With an essential motive, look for challenges that can promote growth. The essential motivation will prosper if it is related to safety and relevance (Deci & Ryan, 1991). In the mid-1980s, researchers Edward L. Decech and Richard Ryan discovered the theory of motivation called self-determination theory (SDT). It focuses to some extent that individual behavior is self-motivating and self-determining. Spontaneous behavior is considered to be the result of essential motivation; it is fun and satisfying, so it is to do activities. People with strong intrinsic motivation prefer to complete work without pushing from outside. Our role as a designer is to design experiences and interfaces to enhance the user's essential motivation and to keep using our products and services. This can be accomplished by recalling the three natural psychological needs that SDT decides to adjust the user's inherent motivation. They are: Self - determinism supports adults driven by internal urges. However, one aspect of self - determinism contradicts the important premise of anthropology. It is a self - determinism that argues that endogenous motivation is a more effective motivating factor for all people, including children. Knowles (1984) is aware of the possibility to apply to specific children and most adults, but clearly it is better to study the principles of motivation from the viewpoint of self-determinism than to pedagogy We do not provide understanding.

What are the main psychological tasks that children face in the medium term? Children 's middle - aged children are facing many new challenges. All of these challenges are influenced by relationships between fellows and families. When I was a child, there is a big change in my child's self-awareness. Self-awareness of children develops rapidly in middle-aged and becomes more organized and complicated. Part 1: Knowledge of child development and preschool teacher Knowledge on child development and preschool teacher The purpose of this publication is to explore several broad assumptions about the role of knowledge on child development in early childhood education It is to do. These hypotheses were first asked in preparation for the review of four papers written by an infant expert to answer the question "What is necessary as an infant teacher to go beyond the initial ability"? It was. (Katz, 1994) In this part of the monograph we will explore the problem of knowledge about child development in early childhood education. In particular, the first part doubts the role of this knowledge in early childhood education and its role in teacher education. This part deals with the following question: What does the word "development" mean? What kind of child's knowledge about development should be learned? Can we agree with various knowledge and principles about children's development that students must master? Why is the role of knowledge on children's development in pedagogy a controversial issue? We also discussed the meaning of possible answers to these questions Why do we need to understand children's development? Sufficient knowledge of child development and the theory to understand this knowledge are essential to understand the concept of child development and therefore to understand the theory of child development. Likewise, understanding language development theory can help to determine how children like Sarah develop their language and communication skills. Therefore, social workers must understand the growth process of humans and how children like Sarah acquire language acquisition. (Doherty and Hughes, 2009: 5) Briefly discuss the theory of child development and evaluate three different ESL teaching methods to make them fit theoretical applicability. Especially in the past 100 years, various theories about the development of children have been published. In most cases, the theory is consistent with the fact that child development occurs in stages.

OpenLearning is an online learning platform controlled by pedagogy including student empowerment, actual positive learning experience, community, connection. Included in this blog: 1. Educators are e-mail publications shared with external authors about ideas, opinions, and academic papers on educational discourses. All contributions in this category are based on the discretion of the author and are specially written for this blog. 3. Latest news and educational trends in the platform and online education field Learning is important for successful designers. One of the best ways to learn is listening. Listening can be broadly divided into two categories. It is passive and active. Passive listening occurs when the recipient of a message does not have the motivation to listen carefully. The recipient may pretend to be listening to messages only for courtesy. One of the best ways to convey your idea is to use stories. The best design comes from the team's true understanding of the story behind the final product. That's why the storytelling is an essential skill for UX designers. Talking about stories increases the opportunity to attract viewers. Learning is what we do and never stops. Passive or active, we always learn new things. Most people learn too slowly, but there is a way to learn faster. The more we learn earlier, the more we can use this knowledge. As we learn better, we become clearer and we will do better if we better know. Active learning is a bee's knee, but passive learning is also important. If you do not spend the time trying to explore things there, you do not know what you should actively learn. The secret is to avoid browsing the source and browsing blog articles indefinitely. You should turn your attention to learning it actively after honing some interesting things soon. This may be my top life course, but that applies to my own education as well. I have seen many people trying to avoid learning things. If you are worried about failures throughout your life, you will not go so far. Choose the most interesting thing, then know that there is a struggle for everyone as well. The difference between people who have complex skills and those who do not have complex skills is not their ability, but the courage to challenge and the will to sustain.

Andragogy is a term used for adult learners. In other words, the age group counted as an adult learner is in twenties, that is, it is over 26 years old. According to the National Center for Educational Statistics (nces.ed.gov), an estimated 3,759 students aged 35 and above received higher education in 2012. Parents can learn from the phrase "Improving life is never too late". This will help adults consider returning to school. I decided to focus on my parents who returned to school. Because they do not focus on themselves, they tend to keep their lives aside for their families. Knowles (1980) touched the terminology of Yugoslavian adult educators in the mid - 1960 's. His andrandogy definition is parallel to pedagogy. Andragogy is based on Greek aner, the word stem means "man, not man" or adult, "agogus" means "leader". Knowles defines this term as "art and science to help adults learn" and emphasizes the difference between adult and child education (Davenport, 1987). According to Knowles (1980), the purpose of adult education should be self-actualization, therefore the learning process should include the emotional, psychological, and intellectual existence as a whole. The mission of adult educators is to support adults to demonstrate their full potential. It is a teaching method for scholars to achieve this goal. In Knowles' view, teachers are promoters to help adults become independent learners (Darkenwald & Merriam, 1982) Malcolm Knowles, Informal Adult Education, Independent Production and Academic. Malcolm S. Knowles is a highly influential person in adult education and a supporter of academic independent learning and informal adult education. Here, I review his life and achievements and evaluate his contribution. Malcolm Shepherd Knowles (1913-1997) was a key figure in American adult education in the second half of the 20th century. In the 1950s he served as secretary general of the American Adult Education Society. He wrote the first major report on the history of informal adult education and adult education in the United States. In addition, Malcolm Knowles tried to develop its own conceptual foundation for adult education and learning through the concept of andrandogy, which has been widely discussed and used. He also writes popular works on independent production and team work (with his wife Fulda)

The final draft is worldwide and you can see members of different cultures growing children in such a way that they can become responsible and mature members of society. Parents are responsible for making them productive individuals. Parents often try to shape their children into what they think is most suitable for their children. From time to time, child development does not meet the ideals of other cultures. It also shows that gender plays an important role in the development of these children. Part 1: Knowledge of child development and preschool teacher Knowledge on child development and preschool teacher The purpose of this publication is to explore several broad assumptions about the role of knowledge on child development in early childhood education It is to do. These hypotheses were first asked in preparation for the review of four papers written by an infant expert to answer the question "What is necessary as an infant teacher to go beyond the initial ability"? It was. (Katz, 1994) In this part of the monograph we will explore the problem of knowledge about child development in early childhood education. In particular, the first part doubts the role of this knowledge in early childhood education and its role in teacher education. This part deals with the following question: What does the word "development" mean? What kind of child's knowledge about development should be learned? Can we agree with various knowledge and principles about children's development that students must master? Why is the role of knowledge on children's development in pedagogy a controversial issue? We also discussed the meaning of possible answers to these questions Why do we need to understand children's development? Sufficient knowledge of child development and the theory to understand this knowledge are essential to understand the concept of child development and therefore to understand the theory of child development. Likewise, understanding language development theory can help to determine how children like Sarah develop their language and communication skills. Therefore, social workers must understand the growth process of humans and how children like Sarah acquire language acquisition. (Doherty and Hughes, 2009: 5)

Catholic Education Journal (formerly known as the Catholic Education Journal) cooperates with Catholic universities and universities, leaders of Catholic education, and various fields of scholars who are collaborating to provide Catholic primary education, secondary education, higher education research and encouragement This is an open access journal. I will practice. By promoting the field of Catholic education research Catholic Education Journal is censorship of an open online journal aimed at promoting and disseminating scholarships on the objectives, practices and problems of Catholic education at all levels. "Philosophical investigation in philosophy" is an international peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the unique contribution of philosophical thought to educational policy, research and practice. The journal is globalized and has articles on the traditional knowledge spectrum of modern educational philosophy. Catholic Education Journal (formerly known as the Catholic Education Journal) cooperates with Catholic universities and universities, leaders of Catholic education, and various fields of scholars who are collaborating to provide Catholic primary education, secondary education, higher education research and encouragement This is an open access journal. I will practice. By promoting the field of Catholic education research The Peace Education Journal publishes articles in various educational and cultural contexts to promote discussion about peace education theory, research and practice. Peace education journals are interdisciplinary, interdisciplinary and intercultural. It aims to link theory and research with educational practice and is dedicated to advancing the first research of peace education, theory, curriculum and pedagogy. The Peace Education Journal understands peace education as education for a non-violent, ecologically sustainable fair and participatory society. This magazine covers a wide range of interests among scholars, researchers, activists, educators, policy makers and practitioners in the field of peace education. Editors welcome well-written articles that will help develop the practice of peace education, promote knowledge, review papers and proposals on subjects. The journal is aimed at providing information and influence on the practice and education of social work. This includes developing models to analyze and solve value and ethical conflicts, explaining the impact of the new value on dilemmas and its social work practices, as well as the decisions on social work practice and the value and ethics for institutional development Includes research on impact. Discussing examples of good practices that clearly emphasize ethical and value considerations, the value of social work and the origin of ethics, theoretical articles explaining development and evolution, ethical and value dilemmas related to the development of new technologies Standardized academic and practical books, monographs and articles to review and analyze social work value and ethics

The study of women and gender has established the fecal model of "trifurca", ie education, research and behaviorism. We offer a wide range of exciting courses, including undergraduate and postgraduate courses, gender, gender, race, class, ability, religion, and interrogation inequality including the world. Our internationally renowned teachers are famous for human rights, cross-border immigration, sexual exploration, disability investigation, gender-based violence, imprisonment, ethnic minorities, inter-family, health policy, environmental and ecological feminism issues, He specializes in research on manhood. We have partnerships with many community organizations such as Knowledge Cross Community, Youth of LGBT Q, Asylum Desire Immigrant, Campus Outreach Program, Prisoner Reintegration Program, Organization to Provide Services to Families with Intimate Partner Violence. At the undergraduate level, we offer professional (women and gender studies) and 4 minors (female and gender research, important behavior, social justice, gender and media). We introduced innovative research to nurture these minors and tackle specific interdisciplinary choice questions. Reflecting the fundamental commitment of feminist pedagogy, our elementary school and juveniles provide students with important tools to meet the challenges of modern life and to tackle social change and social justice . Every year, I teach about 4,000 undergraduates and over 200 graduate students who take courses offered by the department. In the women's and gender research program, students are critically thinking about the status of women in modern society and at the same time they are encouraged to discover lost content of past women's contributions. Women and gender studies prepare students for employment and postgraduate work through arts and humanities, business and economics, a variety of interdisciplinary programs of schools of health and society and behavior science. Thank you for accessing the website of the female and gender research program. Welcome to the scenic Weber State University at the foot of Ogden's 3848 Harrison Boulevard. We are in the room of 428 B of the scientific experiment building. Please send mail to melinaalexander@weber.edu Women and gender research is an interdisciplinary program designed to encourage the development of critical perspectives within the context of intellectuals and behavioralism. In the study of women and gender, we review traditional beliefs and recognize that gender, race, class, race, age, gender, and nationality are important aspects of identity, mainly understood at intersections . The program offers major, minor, honor, graduate certificate. The Ministry of Women and Gender research will help students develop a theoretical, empirical and methodological perspective for studying women's status and experience. By considering gender in various domestic and international contexts, students will understand how gender is related to other social categories such as race, class, age, sex, religion and nationality Study the meaning and role of multiple controversial sexes.

After flying for more than 70 years under the control of more than 500 types of aircraft (EAA) at Oshkosh on August 22, 2013, he died. In order to truly acknowledge the experimental aircraft association as a discourse community, we must see all the characteristics of the association. The term discourse community is used because it seems to be the most used term in literature (Johns). According to John Swales, he proposed six definition functions necessary and sufficient to identify a group of individuals as Swales. They share a close network of the same dreams as the pilot, share expertise in their respective fields, communicate through communication and domestic chapters they provide. The Association of Experimental Aircraft has all the features of the discourse community, which is determined by the definition of Johnsworth, but it also has the authority, rebellion and identity crisis discussed in the work of Elizabeth Ward. If you are looking for a flying club with all the features of the aviation dream world, After flying for more than 70 years under the control of more than 500 types of aircraft (EAA) at Oshkosh on August 22, 2013, he died. In order to truly acknowledge the experimental aircraft association as a discourse community, we must see all the characteristics of the association. The term discourse community is used because it seems to be the most used term in literature (Johns). - ... For international students, especially if it is expected to be "ingenious", the task is twice as difficult. In order to become a good writer, it is widely believed that we need to present our own ideas and opinions. According to the teacher of English, the originality is the idea that no one has ever written, and we acknowledge writers who influence or support our idea. The use of the term "discourse community" indicates an increasingly general assumption that discourse functions in customs defined in the community, whether it is theoretical or social. Pedagogy related to curriculum and academic English writing now uses the concept of "discourse community" to express a series of ideas. Begin new members to join the group, discourse is the recognition or organization of knowledge of the group

Determine what you think is an important feature of infant development and explore the influence they have on children's developmental theory. Introduction When a baby is born, I hope to take care and care for relationships with caregivers so that I can survive and feel relief and warmth. It is the main source of the initial relationship between babies, through which babies achieve his first leap in growth and development, and whether social or cognitive, much of psychological development It will continue to advance in the field. Part 1: Knowledge of child development and preschool teacher Knowledge on child development and preschool teacher The purpose of this publication is to explore several broad assumptions about the role of knowledge on child development in early childhood education It is to do. These hypotheses were first asked in preparation for the review of four papers written by an infant expert to answer the question "What is necessary as an infant teacher to go beyond the initial ability"? It was. (Katz, 1994) In this part of the monograph we will explore the problem of knowledge about child development in early childhood education. In particular, the first part doubts the role of this knowledge in early childhood education and its role in teacher education. This part deals with the following question: What does the word "development" mean? What kind of child's knowledge about development should be learned? Can we agree with various knowledge and principles about children's development that students must master? Why is the role of knowledge on children's development in pedagogy a controversial issue? We also discussed the meaning of possible answers to these questions Why do we need to understand children's development? Sufficient knowledge of child development and the theory to understand this knowledge are essential to understand the concept of child development and therefore to understand the theory of child development. Likewise, understanding language development theory can help to determine how children like Sarah develop their language and communication skills. Therefore, social workers must understand the growth process of humans and how children like Sarah acquire language acquisition. (Doherty and Hughes, 2009: 5)

In the framework of Maria Montessori, she studied with her child and observed the occurrence of a sensitive period. In other pedagogy, it can be called a development milestone or window of opportunity. When a certain ability is strongly expressed, it is a period of a child 's life. During these periods, children have a particularly strong sensitivity to specific knowledge and skills. Sensitivity lasts for a while and no longer occurs Simply put, for a while, children focus primarily on one aspect of their environment and exclude everything else. When you see a child repeating passionate and convincing activities, it seems there is nothing to stop them from completing their work until it is satisfied. At this particular time, the age / stage of growth is high concentration and time of mental activity. It is driven by the unconscious of inner powers, and the best way adults support this passion is to encourage this special learning time in preparation for the environment and this. This may be a basic guideline when children are ready to learn or introduce specific items to children. This can be judged by observing when a child concentrates on a particular type of work and by following the child's interests. "This child has creative talent, he is a potential energy that makes it possible to build a spiritual world from the world. Mary Montessori's childhood secret This is an important reason why the Montessori law is based on 'child-driven' learning. To make children follow their interests and intuitions is to maximize the power of these sensitive times. Conversely, if you miss the opportunity of a sensitive period, you can not regain it. Fortunately, thanks to Maria Montessori's wisdom, we know the possibilities of some sensitive time. Understand expectation and time, let us forecast and provide the environment necessary for us (parents, teachers, grandparents, caregivers) to meet the needs of children Through years of research and observation, Maria Montessori discovered what she calls "a sensitive period." Sensitive time is the window of developmental opportunity, during which children can learn certain concepts more easily and naturally than in any other time in their lives. Children who are sensitive in time show particularly strong interests and trends for specific activities and courses. This is an important reason why the Montessori law is based on 'child-driven' learning. To make children follow their interests and intuitions is to maximize the power of these sensitive times. Conversely, if you miss the opportunity of a sensitive period, you can not regain it. Fortunately, thanks to Maria Montessori's wisdom, we know the possibilities of some sensitive time. Understand expectation and time, let us forecast and provide the environment necessary for us (parents, teachers, grandparents, caregivers) to meet the needs of children

My own doubt about teaching literature is that the universe is not only strange than we think, it is even more strange than we think. - "Possible world" (provided in the citation page) Book, including homosexual writers at JBS Haldane, high school and university courses, will reach out to more than the students may face It can only help. Their adult life. Because most contemporary students can not talk directly about the teachings and themes of traditional teaching work through British and American direct writers, traditional reading should be read with homosexual writers in many school English courses is. In this article, a new viewpoint in literature education as a means of reading comprehension, reading of favorite stories, discussion, interactive literature in reading and writing ability in early childhood, new perspective in literature education, construction of a graphical aid for improving writing skills and developing , Books and ... 1996 question books, written in Spanish, including articles on these topics, for use by teachers for reading: classroom environment for school design and reading, collaborative learning Portfolio evaluation of university experiment students' work for learning strategy, reading comprehension evaluation This bibliography contains notes on texts of educational literature and other materials. Since 2004, educational literary practice (LAE 6389) has been reviewed. Individual entries are written by class members and the initials of each entry are marked. This page is regularly updated. The bibliography is divided into four parts. The main part includes pedagogy work, mainly scientific books and articles. The three small sections have texts used in classrooms, such as anthologies and critical literary works, educational websites, and journals and other journals dealing with problems with English teachers. The survey was conducted by investigating the sources of many educational literature and analyzing the curriculum of each school district. Some of the sources of the survey include: Literature Anthology, College Student Reading Course List: the most recommended book of the American top college, the national English Teacher Committee (NCTE) short story: the story of the world's story A guide for use, and sponsored by the Literary Learning Education Center improved by Arthur Applebee, sponsored by the National Arts Foundation and the Education and Research Bureau, the Research High School Literature Collection

INTRODUCTION Philosophers are best defined as people who research many problems behind research in various fields and write and teach well. Paul Freiree, probably the most influential educational thinker in the second half of the 20th century, was a middle-class family and was born on September 19, 1921. He is a philosopher and educator. He is best known for his work and influence on oppressive education and is considered to be the most important book in the critical educational movement. According to Goodreads 2014, Paul Freire says "Teachers are, of course, artists, but being an artist does not mean that you can become a personal homepage that can shape students." . I decided to compare the articles of Paulo Freire and Richard Rodriguez. Paul Freire's article "The Concept of Banking in Education" states that education is almost unilateral and repressive. He thinks that this is a bad thing for the future of society as a whole and describes in detail how the concept of "bank" is fluctuating in his article. - Concept and Desire of Education Bank The achievement of education is a theme that can be examined in various ways. In his article "This" bank "view of education, education is deeply in his article. After both see Richard Rodríguez, "The Achievements of Desire" and read articles through Freire then you can make several virtual different teaching methods as well as Professor Rodriguez's method Paul Freire is a Brazilian thinker whose radical ideas form the ideas and methods of modern education. In his "banking" philosophy of essay education, Freyle enthusiastically explained the mechanical defects of the current system in detail and offered him a way to think that drugs are learning obstacles in the classroom . Mr. Freire explained that the defective concept is a suppressive "storage" of the teacher's information about the student (hence the name "bank"). However, according to Frey 's "liberation" educational practice (his problem, spoofing), the unconsciousness of their role in the classroom is denied, and in fact there is the possibility that a false intellectual stimulus may exist. On the contrary, students are responsible for understanding the teaching materials in some way, depending on the teacher 's adaptation style, even if the content is not related to the student' s life. The pedagogy suppressed by Paul Freire is a summary of politics, education, and philosophical theory. The author explores the aspect of oppression and the basis of liberation. Paul Freire believes that it is necessary for people to develop critical thinking and thought processes for people to experience liberation. Freire said that this is the only possible way to create practical education of dialogue and humanity through the creation of a combination of teachers and students. And it encourages participation in dialogue and humanity through ideas and their corresponding actions (2004 Freire). The purpose of this document is to consider allegations of humanitarian, inhumanization, and oppression and false generosity to provide a strict review of Freud 's work.

Distorted culture Horace Mitchell Miner wrote a wonderful article, although after researching the anthropology about the rest of my life, it is confusing about American culture. He was born in Minnesota and moved to Kentucky where he became a curator of the museum and since then became an associate professor of anthropology and sociology at the University of Michigan at his career. He is a member of the Executive Committee of the Department of Social Studies, but he is not very active because his work is mainly based on field. Those material and cultural exhibitions are actually intended to devaluate or distort their original culture. In this research paper I decided to focus on the collection of materials and cultures of the Logan Anthropology Museum and the Smithsonian Museum at the University of Beloit. First of all, I will share what I know about the history of museums first. Next, we will decide how the museum will blur and distort the culture they show through exhibitions. The first argument focuses on what I call local disposal. The premise of this discussion is that outsiders engaged in infringement of subjects inevitably distort insiders and their culture. These false statements can cause harm in various ways. The most noteworthy thing is that outsiders create and keep harmful stereotypes that harm cultural members. For example, Old Hollywood Westerners represent cruel and hypocritical American Natives. Disney's Peter Pan (1953) is a strangely distorted member of the North American indigenous culture and I will not let the children see it. Distorted stereotypes harm cultural members in many ways. Cultural members may be discriminated against in employment or education. In other words, this can lead to economic problems that makes it difficult to maintain culture. Most of the literature written by American ethnic ethnic writers is pedagogy, not for mainstream culture, but for the culture of the ethnic minority they belong to. These authors recognize that mainstream culture distorts the history of ethnic minorities and that the challenge of directly enhancing and healing their own culture is the burden of a few writers. - Although the movie "Pocahontas" is popular and widely viewed, it is an incomparable historical event. When making an animated movie "Wind of the Wind", Disney was indifferent to historical facts and never failed. When they saw the numbers of Pocahontas and John Smith, Disney cartoonists were watching adult movies for the first time.

Students with cerebral palsy face many learning tasks due to the physical and communication difficulties caused by their injuries. In order to fulfill the cerebral palsy student's learning and communication needs, the teacher needs to implement a series of strategies to ensure comprehensiveness. Strategies most relevant to their learning and communication needs include adjusting the classroom environment, curriculum and pedagogy. Since communication is the foundation of learning and interaction in the classroom, it is important to overcome the difficulties of communication and maximize participation in the classroom. Common special needs include learning disabilities (such as dyslexia), communication disorders, emotional disorders and behavioral disorders (such as ADHD), disability (osteogenesis imperfecta, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, spina bifida, Friedrich's ataxia, etc.) included. And developmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disability. Students with these special needs can benefit from additional educational services such as various teaching methods, use of technology, specially adapted educational areas, or materials rooms. Sometimes cerebral palsy is a term involving many different sports and brain related disorders, but there are usually three types of cerebral palsy. Spastic cerebral palsy, athetosis type cerebral palsy, and ataxic cerebral palsy. Spastic cerebral palsy involves problems with rigidity and movement of limbs. Athetosis type cerebral palsy involves unconscious, uncontrolled, and sometimes abnormal movements. Anorexia cerebral palsy involves balance, depth or gait problems Cerebral palsy is mainly divided into four types - spastic cerebral palsy, athetosis type cerebral palsy, ataxia type cerebral palsy and mixed cerebral palsy depending on children's movement disorder. Spastic cerebral palsy is the most common type of cerebral palsy among cerebral palsies, and 70% to 80% of children have a problem of spastic cerebral palsy. The treatment of cerebral palsy is rarely completed, but medically enforced management is possible due to some advanced techniques and cerebral palsy. Stem cell therapy, physical therapy and cerebral palsy surgery are useful for treating cerebral palsy. Trishla Foundation Dr. Jitendra Kumar Jain is the best treatment center for cerebral palsy in India and gives new life to more than 10,000 cerebral palsy children suffering from cerebral palsy, limb deformity and other disability It is.

Justice is not always in the whole process of history, humans learn a lot and always strive to win prizes for them. Sometimes I can not deny that we want to do well and light up the future. But at other times our front road just seems to be full of darkness. This impression is given by many obvious facts of today. Unfortunately, justice is not for everyone. Harper Lee's novel is a ridiculous bird, the documentary "Reward in the Eye: Education in Little Rock", and Anthony Burns, Barnes in Virginia state, and several poems explain this fact. Election justice, social justice and economic justice are interdependent. When we talked about the main achievements of US election justice, we all remembered this. Caucasian (not only white male real estate owner), black man (1870), female (1920), cancellation of head tax (1964), gradually winning the voting rights to the age of 18 at the minimum voting age Reduction (1971) As an example of justice, the same can be said of voting rights law (1965). In our name, social justice is a common theme linking materials of solutions of all social justice, but what is the real meaning behind these words? What is the true definition of social justice? Wikipedia believes that "social justice" comes from religious terms that recognize the collective nature of human beings and our personal commitment to helping others, but here are some common There is a definition. Socially fair society is defined as a principle based on equality and solidarity by its supporters and practitioners, and this pedagogy also believes that a socially fair society understands. And emphasize human rights, recognize everyone's dignity. - Wikipedia We know that social justice is an established process and goal in teaching pluralism and social justice. "The purpose of social justice education is to fully and equally participate in a society that shapes to meet each other's needs.Social justice includes a fair social vision and all members are physically and psychologically Safe and safe "(Adams, Bell, Griffin); 2007) Our primary concern in educating social problems is to make a campus community for students. This means a lot about how the basic needs of our community begin, but how do we need to interact with this definition and the community as a specialized educator I am concerned about.

Mrs Bartle used a small part of each method shared by the (vocal pedagogy) course. She used many West Minister 's methods, but I borrowed other methods. Other people I borrowed were Christiansen, Fred Warning and Wilson / Klein. Much of what she wrote was from her life as a chorus director. The theme that she first worked on was the attitude of the director. The manager should take a positive attitude. (3 pages, Bartle) In chapter 2, she discussed the development of children 's voice in a mechanical way. MAPC Children's Choir and Little Angel Choir will give elementary and junior high school students the opportunity to participate in programs to sing full music, understand the symbols of music, focusing on the development of children's voices. The repertory of the Children's Choir includes a variety of young voice choral literature, including works by classical composers, African American spirit, traditional and contemporary hymns, and new works . The choir sang at various times of the school year at 11:15 am. The members of the children 's choir also sang with MAPC' s choir on Easter Sunday and all year - round Sunday. Children are given the opportunity to sing under the guidance of music deputy director Mary Huff and music director Andrew Henderson. Eva, the organizer of the 42nd African Children's Choir Choir, says, 'Happiness is by no means a one-way street, I believe that the more you invest, the more reward you can earn.' Funds for establishing sponsoring institutions that allow multiple child houses, the construction of literacy schools, and the educational needs of choir children in their academic background The High School Choir cooperates with the Pope Choir, Archdiocesan Children's Choir, and several other choirs to form a choir of 500 members. High School and Children's Choir will be featured on Madonna Sabbath on Madonna Sabbath. Bach / Gone Avenue Maria. Catherine · Chimelco, director of the Nazare Academy Choir, was chosen to direct the high school choir. She is also a member of Archdiocesan Choir and joins Nazareth Senior Alexandra Matrak and opens the 125th Core Choir for the World Family Conference on Saturdays and Sundays and Volkswagen for the two papals.

Do you remember the feeling that you are still sitting in the classroom? The table and the row of chairs are suitable for the teacher in front of the room. Work as a student, be quiet, listen to your teacher's opinion, and do what you say. This is an example of teacher-centered learning, usually for children, called pedagogy. Adult learners have various learning methods. When you are an adult, you are responsible for your own success. Adults learn best when learning to concentrate on adult students, not adults. This is called andragogy, a process that helps adults learn. Continuing education is a broad term. In the most general sense, no matter what type of classroom you return to learn something new, you will continue to receive education. As you can imagine, this includes everything from graduate degrees in listening to personal development CDs in your car. There are also various ways to achieve continuing education. Your school is a traditional classroom or convention center near the beach. You can start before dawn or after work at work. This process can take months or even years to complete, and it can take several hours. Your work will be completed, sometimes depending on your happiness No matter how old you are, there will be obvious benefits to ongoing learning, from finding your dreams to keeping them up to full engagement in later life. It is not too late So, what do you want to learn or achieve? Do you want to go back to school to earn your GED? What is your bachelor's degree? Is your occupational certificate expired? Do you feel the urge to grow personally, learn new interests, or advance in the company? Remember the difference between adult learning and childhood education and ask yourself several questions. There are many things to consider, but please be aware that if you really need something you are likely to be able to implement it. And there are a lot of people who can help you 76 adult learners gradually grow with increasing age; for adult educators it will be harder to teach without a basic understanding of adult learning theory. Malcolm Knowles is a pioneer of adult education and promotes the concept of five adult education strategies. This states that students learn best in the following situations. ttp: //blog.generalassemb.ly/principles-teaching-adults/? Utm_campaign = rss_feed & utm_medium = ga_outbrain & utm_source = encourage_sponsored_recommendation Education means that the sense of autonomous life and relevance increases and is closely related to the increase in access and use of storage stored in human society. Educational institutions provide the focus of this process ... if it is traditional the university itself must be the institution that aims to decide by exercising freed ... education intends Educate and encourage time to discover Adult education theorists Peter Sutherland and Jim Crowther wrote that Mezirow's transformation learning theory "adapts correctly to changes in identity" if adult learning focuses on mastering basic skills. Transforming learning theory focuses on Mezzy Row's own "important aspects of adult learning that makes it possible to identify and reevaluate thinking, emotions, and structures that make up hypotheses and expectations." Continuing discussion continues from social activities to graduate students, adult education, and human resource development. It was also founded by Mezirow at TC in 1982 and forms the basis of AEGIS (Intensive Education for Adult Education Guidance), a unique adult learning doctoral program, replicated worldwide.

By comparing the novels of "For For Me and My House" and "Three Day Road" by Sinclair Ross and Joseph Boyden, you can understand the addiction habit. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, it is defined as "an attachment, always a mind-burning or annoying idea, image or influence, compelling interest or concentration, fact or state in which there is such a problem or concentration" . Taking the characters of Philip, Elijah, Xavier as an example, this is a wonderful performance in both works. Sanri Road is the first novel by Canadian author Joseph Boyden. Joseph's grandfather and father's uncle served as a soldier during the First World War. The novel tells the story of two young Crees, Xavier and Elijah who volunteered to participate in the war and became sniper sniper soldiers. This book is generally popular. The novel was made in 1919 and was held at the battlefield of the wilderness of northern Ontario and France and Belgium after the end of the First World War. Nisca is a medical woman from the Prince Cree who is the remnant of relatives from the family who refused to assimilate in the 19th century. She refused Europe's faith and culture, and continued to prosper in the jungle in ways that fit her and her tradition. The voice of Niscar is one of two stories to complete this novel. Joseph Boyden's 3 Days Road, 2005. Legendary Ojibway Inspired by the hero of the First World War, Frankis Pegahmagabow, Boyden, two James Bay Kerry - one shaped by the time at a boarding school and the other being a traditional Kerry - story I will tell you that a strong sniper during wartime. One of the satiric writers Xavier and his aunt Niskar spoke intactly about the novel reflecting the civilization of Europe and Kelly, morality and violence. There are many war poems and simple authors. Wilfred Owen and Isaac Rosenberg, who were killed at the age of 25 and 28, can not be missed. If they are alive, the history of British poetry in the 20th century will be very different. Others who write good poetry include Edward Thomas, Sassoon, Graves and Brandon. The unique inhumane quality and severe conditions of World War I influenced the art of the day. The road of three days. Joseph Boyden's new warning: critical handling of war fears including death and murder, arousal, arousal, murder graphic scene, sexual content / prostitution, graphic and violent sexual content, embarrassment, ethnic abuse and Ethnicity sexual abuse of nuns in nursing school, summary of attempted murder The entry module sets the background of the course with emphasis on the understanding of First Nations pedagogy and the main features that make the course unique . Given the uniqueness of this course, teachers must build passionate and cooperative classroom environments.

This stage occurs when something new or someone appears in the person's life, as it points out weak points as a partner, guardian, or educator. Individuals are aware that certain physical or mental behavior is different or new. The second stage is the stage of depression and denial. Usually, when the first reaction to what is said is different, or when an individual encounters some academic or social challenge, "No, they are wrong, I have no problems." At some point, the individual feels sorry or feels depressed. Self-determinism (1991) Self-determinism (SDT) is a personality theory that includes behavioral factors. It focuses on the motivation behind personal choices. Since the inspiration of self-determinism is rather interesting and satisfying rather than motivation to achieve goals and get external compensation like money, the endogenous motivation which is the idea of ​​participation in activities It comes from the study of. With an essential motive, look for challenges that can promote growth. The essential motivation will prosper if it is related to safety and relevance (Deci & Ryan, 1991). In the mid-1980s, researchers Edward L. Decech and Richard Ryan discovered the theory of motivation called self-determination theory (SDT). It focuses to some extent that individual behavior is self-motivating and self-determining. Spontaneous behavior is considered to be the result of essential motivation; it is fun and satisfying, so it is to do activities. People with strong intrinsic motivation prefer to complete work without pushing from outside. Our role as a designer is to design experiences and interfaces to enhance the user's essential motivation and to keep using our products and services. This can be accomplished by recalling the three natural psychological needs that SDT decides to adjust the user's inherent motivation. They are: Self - determinism supports adults driven by internal urges. However, one aspect of self - determinism contradicts the important premise of anthropology. It is a self - determinism that argues that endogenous motivation is a more effective motivating factor for all people, including children. Knowles (1984) is aware of the possibility to apply to specific children and most adults, but clearly it is better to study the principles of motivation from the viewpoint of self-determinism than to pedagogy We do not provide understanding. Self-determinism (SDT) is the theory of motivation and dedication. Self-determinism (SDT) focuses on the interaction between individual character and experience in the social environment, which leads to autonomous and controlled motivation. After all, the social environment seems to have a big influence on internal motivation, external motivation, self-regulation. More specifically, self - determinism suggests that social and cultural factors influence personal personal intentions and initiatives in terms of goals, performance, and happiness. The conditions that promote autonomy (eg multiple choices / choices for individuals), capabilities (eg positive feedback), and relevance (eg stable relationships with groups in which individuals are working) Support high level resolution and personal will.

Peace in peace education is not a new concept. People have studied peace since the fact that the era of conflict, loss, and peace is considered commonplace. On the other hand, peace education has been formed by peace education that has been held at school in the past 30 years. Peace education has several aspects of peace education, which is essential knowledge. To achieve peace education, the teacher needs to take into account the child's personal history, learning environment, peace definition, criticism of peace education, theoretical foundation of peace education, skills, knowledge and attitudes. Development, and Traditionally peace education at the university has been done in the peace research program. It was usually done in the fields of political science and international relations. However, in the educational program, peace education is developing. Developing programs that place importance on the citizenship of the world 21 Along with the increasing number of violence in schools, such as bullying and school shooting, a number of peace education for young people has become a nonviolent strategy and dispute resolution skill of youth I am focusing. We are seeking comprehensive peace education that changes consciousness from the viewpoint of violence, war, non-violence and peace. This comprehensive peace education of solving the "ideological model" or exploring the "creation of a culture of peace" is the development of so-called peace consciousness of educators. Educators or practitioners who are working on focusing on the positive nature of nonviolent alternatives to correct erroneous images and violent systems and imagination premises and to realize peaceful relations Is a tool to help raise this awareness. The purpose of peace education is to use all the tools and methods available to help students raise this awareness for themselves. Of course, not only scholars but also world leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela, and of course Dalai Lama and many other societies. I took on this job The Journal of Peace Education publishes articles in various educational and cultural contexts to promote discussion about peace education theory, research and practice. Peace education journals are interdisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and intercultural. It aims to link theory and research with educational practice and is dedicated to advancing the first research of peace education, theory, curriculum and pedagogy. The Peace Education Journal understands peace education as education for a non-violent, ecologically sustainable fair and participatory society. This magazine covers a wide range of interests among scholars, researchers, activists, educators, policy makers, and practitioners in the field of peace education. Editors welcome well-written articles that promote knowledge, support the development of peace education practice, review papers and recommendations on subjects.

Psychology timeline 1802 - Thomas Young 's first three - color color vision theory. 1848 - Psychological study affecting the occurrence and memory of Phineas gauge accident. 1859 - Darwin published his view on his book "Origin of Species". 1861 - The left side of the hemisphere was named after Broca, a scientist who studies patients with speech impairment. 1879 - The first psychology laboratory was founded at the University of Leipzig in Germany. December 1879 - Psychology was officially born and became a new scientific field. This article is a general schedule of psychology. A more general explanation of the development of psychology can be found in the history of psychology. Related information can be found in the psychiatric schedule. A more specific review of important events in the development of psychotherapy can be found in the psychotherapy timeline. 470-399 Socrates - Socrates was known only as a father of Western philosophy only by the influence on Plato and Aristotle. Through his dialecticism and epistemology, Socrates through his definition of true knowledge as a true belief, through many reasonable reasons to make an important contribution to pedagogy. This section gives an overview of the history of psychology focusing on the key issues raised by psychologists and the main method (or school) of psychology. Summarize the psychology vocational schools we consider into Table 1.2 "The most important way of psychology (school)" and Figure 1.5 "Show some of the most important psychologist timetables". This table started with the early Greek philosophers. Table 1.2, "Most Important Psychology Method (School)" and Figure 1.5 "Showing Some of the Most Important Psychologist Timetables" represents the most important school and people's choice. A psychologist who contributes to this field is impossible in Chapter 1. The timetable is an important skill to understand history, as the timetable helps clarify the causal relationship between events. In this chapter I used the timeline of the revolt between 1837 and 1838. How do you do with this work? What was good? Describe the two steps you can perform to simplify the process of analyzing the timeline The Earth's plane is in contact with multiple timelines. Some timetables are headed for confusion, discordance, entropy. But the timetable was chosen for what they called the graduation schedule. It involves sacred intervention which is the focus of their ongoing effort. Other timelines are basically left behind (not observed) and are disappearing. Through all the observations on this timeline, they can help us show a positive reality, which leads the planet to 5 dimensional reality.

With the development of knowledge on adult learning, the present theoretical assumptions and limitations have been tested, challenged and replaced by new understanding. However, the beliefs of learners who are difficult to learn are more likely to affect decisions about how to teach and how to adopt than new knowledge and insight. In this literature review, the fundamental purpose of providing learning difficulties for adults is reconsidered to more clearly decide which strategy is best suited for their implementation. This leads a human-centered approach to conceptualizing learning and provides a more comprehensive and multifaceted perspective to adults with difficulties learning. Learning & Skill Research Center is supported by Learning & Skills Committee and Education & Skills Department. LSN promises to provide publications that everyone can use easily. To request additional copies or other formats of this publication, please contact: Information service Learning and skills Network Regent Arcade House 19 - 25 Argyll Street London W1F 7LS You welcome copying this publication for internal use by the organization. Otherwise, it may be stored in a retrieval system in any form or by any means (electronic, electronic, chemical, optical, photocopying, recording or otherwise) without the prior written permission of the copyright owner Or in any part of this publication. . For more information on the Learning and Skills Council, please visit www.LSC.gov.uk. This publication is produced by the R & D strategic plan of the Learning and Skills Development Agency, funded by the Learning and Skill Committee, aimed at improving UK skills and competitiveness. INTRODUCTION: Andragogy refers to the theory of adult learning which detailed adults learn in different ways from children. For example, adults tend to be more autonomous, internal motivated, and ready to learn. Teachers can use the concept of andrandogy to increase the effectiveness of adult education programs. Andragogy, also known as adult learning theory, was proposed by Malcom Shepard Knowles in 1968. Previously, much research and attention was paid to the concept of education, that is to say to children's education. Knowles recognizes that there are many differences between adult learning style and children's way. He tried to exploit the unique learning style and the advantages of adult learners around the idea of ​​andrandogy. Andragogy is the theory and practice of adult learning; the term "andragogy" was built by Malcolm Knowles in 1968, and its definition is in stark contrast to the theory and practice of pedagogy or children's learning. - Self-awareness and ongoing self-development word: 1098 words This section explains self recognition and continued self-development by analyzing several previous studies and discusses my role as a future administrator I will propose those connections to help. Self-recognition Self-recognition is a term widely discussed not only in psychology but also in business and management. There are many authors trying to figure out various definitions.

Therefore, the reason for self-determination provides the concept of freedom, the reason is to determine understanding of supply category. However, regardless of whether you choose the ideal as a goal or choose as another, our choice is a free action to determine our will. A person is a person responsible for spiritual ideals, self-determination will From this harmonization of self-critical units Leibniz must explain the world of nature and mind. A person is a person responsible for spiritual ideals, self-determination will In the mid-1980s, researchers Edward L. Ditch and Richard Ryan discovered a theory of motivation called self-determination theory (SDT). It focuses on the degree of self-motivation and self-determination of individual behavior. Spontaneous behavior is considered to be the result of essential motivation; it is to do activities to be fun and satisfying. People with intrinsic motivation prefer to complete tasks without pushing from outside. Our role as a designer is to design experiences and interfaces to enhance the user's essential motivation and to keep using our products and services. This can be accomplished by recalling the three natural psychological needs that SDT decides to adjust the user's inherent motivation. They are: Self-determinism (1991) Self-determinism (SDT) is a personality theory that includes behavioral factors. It focuses on the motivation behind personal choices. Since inspiration of self-determinism is interesting and satisfying rather than motivation to achieve goals and obtain external compensation like money, we will study from the study of endogenous motivation, which is the idea of ​​participating in activities Come. With essential motivation, look for challenges that can promote growth. If related to safety and relevance, the essential motive will prosper (Deci & Ryan, 1991). Self - determinism supports adults driven by internal urges. However, one aspect of self - determinism contradicts the important premise of anthropology. It is a self - determinism that claims that endogenous motivation is a more effective motive for all human beings, including children. Knowles (1984) recognizes the possibility to apply to specific children and most adults, but clearly it is better to study the principles of motivation from the viewpoint of self-determinism than to pedagogy We do not provide understanding.

RealCare Baby Baby Simulator has been used in educational environment for 19 years. Also, the FACS / FCS education officer knows this baby simulator or robot's baby. Get hints from experienced educators! RealCare Baby is widely known as "Robot Baby". This is a programmable baby simulator that requests daycare and nightcare and tracks the caregiver's response. It is often used with courses and activities to teach junior high school, child rearing, infant safety, child development and teens pregnancy prevention. Leonard began using RealCare Baby at Northridge Middle School in Crawfordsville, Indiana in 2004. Three years later, a master's degree in pedagogy was acquired and Leonard, a member of AAHCS and AAHCS in Indiana Province, succeeded in granting five simulator fees to the regional healthcare industry. She believes that this will help lower the pregnancy rate of local high school teenagers. Taking care of the Baby Think It Over baby simulator since 1994 was a classroom challenge for the tenth "Social Life" course of Palomar High and the course necessary for graduation. Students can bring their babies home or over the weekend and ask them to keep a diary. The student 's response to the baby' s simulator is very encouraging. "I do not want a baby, I will wait." This is a fairly typical reaction for those who have taken care of a baby. Mercado thinks the baby simulator is an excellent educational tool "it is better than eggs and flour bags". Baby Let's Think That Baby Simulator is a real life-size doll. One example is the Baby Think It Over Baby Simulator (now RealCare Baby) designed in the 1990s. Young people take care of dolls everyday and experience "reality" to be parents. In one study, the doll concludes that it is not an effective way to stop a girl from becoming a teenage mother. How do these results differ greatly? This may be because these programs target different communities and run their plans differently. In addition, parents of teens are worth noting that they do not necessarily relate to declining pregnancy rates in their teenagers. Baby Simulator is a real life size (20 1/2 inch) vinyl baby weighing 6.5 pounds. It is anatomically correct and can be used for two gender and five different races. The internal computer simulates a baby crying at real random intervals 24 hours a day. Normally you can adjust the interval between 15 minutes and 6 hours if it is neat, or especially easy to care for the baby. "Parent" is given a nontransferable key attached to the wrist hospital bracelet. It must be inserted into the baby for a period of time to simulate lactation, bathing, diaper replacement, comfort. The nursing program lasts 5 to 35 minutes. If "baby" is properly taken care of, it signals at the end of the meeting. A tamper-proof indicator will alert the teacher if it is ignored (allowing you to cry for over 1 minute) or rough processing (dropping, throwing, or hitting) on ​​your computer Baby Let's Think That Baby Simulator is a real life-size doll.

A single sex school single sex school is hated by many people because they believe that when students graduate from a cooperative educational university or college they can not have opposite sex. This belief often also affects the idea of ​​separating by gender-specific schools, and many believe that these types of schools will promote separation of men and women. Some people may also think that all single sex schools are actually private. In other words, the tuition fees of these schools are expensive and suitable for rich people. Supporters of single-sex school education may impose stringent requirements on the academic advantage of these schools, indicating that there is a statistically significant difference in the test scores. In fact, this difference is largely influenced by the socio-economic background of school students and the selectivity of intake. In our case, the cathedral school shows that cooperative education can be extremely successful academically and has all social and personal developmental benefits. There is a great international research and policy debate as to whether gender-based school education brings academic and social advantages to girls and / or boys. This article outlines some of the findings of a single sexuality research conducted in an English speaking country. In particular, we will examine the impact of single sex school education on academic performance, subject absorption, personal and social development, and adult outcome. By doing so, it tries to provide some critical view of the important issues involved in comparing the two settings. What do we know about gender-specific schools and classrooms by gender, especially for girls? Patricia B. Campbell and I were asked to report this issue from the AAUW Education Foundation, by gender, by criticism of girls' single sex education, with the table rolled up and reporting that my research base is very limited They say. Comparison of most schools needs to be conducted in countries where narrow schools, private schools other than the United States, or schools by gender are the usual part of the public education system. Cautious studies on the effects of classrooms by gender in schools of mixed sexes are even more limited. If there is data, the result conflicts and confuses. There are few studies that systematically study the content of specificity, pedagogy, teacher, resource, motivation. All of these are valid factors to consider when evaluating results and results.

I believe that the minorities of African Americans are willing to sacrifice their lives for the US but they have not received any assistance after the war. Ethnic minorities have their own washroom, restaurant and school. People no longer become slaves in one field, they become slaves for the government. In the era of such inequality, Mr. Brown and the Board of Education are the trials to remove barriers to educational inequality. The first effort to attend school as a girl will always keep a sign of history. Historically, we know that the decision at Brown's Board of Directors has resulted in the dismissal of tens of thousands of Southern color teachers. Since the court is forcing the school district to transfer the group of students more equitably, white area educators will prevail in this area rather than black educators. Nothing is said, but those who witnessed history understand that black-and-white educators have the same or similar employment qualifications. However, American stories are often different from black educators, not white educators, which are attached to the knowledge and pedagogy that these educators bring. Today's approach to diversification utilizes the diversity of teaching occupations as an easy way to reduce (even if not eliminate) the racial bias of teaching workers. Even color educators are more culturally sensitive, but not enough. Since 1975, education has changed dramatically, especially for disabled students. Two examples of discussion about change are Brown and Topeka Board of Education and Mills v. Columbia Special Zone Board of Education. The first case occurred when Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education (1954) opened the door of parents and educators to disabled students to provide equal access to education in 1954. did. - When searching for legal information on special education online, it seems that a lot of information is directed to parents. I often find it difficult to find information to help the school when I search for answers in progress at my school along with my parents. One example is the relationship with Brown's Board of Education. Due to the popular popularity of Brown and the Board of Education, this incident has been forgotten over time. Brown is more popular than the Board of Education, but both cases are important and there are many similarities. The only difference is that the first one was done the second seven years ago, and that was a racial difference. These two situations are important in many respects, but the only problem is why only one is recorded and the other is not recorded.

Child development John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau are founder of child psychology. Locke is an environmentalist and Rousseau is a naturalist. They have the opposite view. They believe in various things in cultivating children's minds. John Locke is an environmentalist. He thinks that the thought of a child depends greatly on his / her experience in the world and the environment he or she learns. He proposed the concept of a whiteboard or whiteboard; the state of this blank paper is the heart of the child, and eventually it is filled with learning and experience. Part 1: Knowledge of child development and preschool teacher Knowledge on child development and preschool teacher The purpose of this publication is to explore several broad assumptions about the role of knowledge on child development in early childhood education It is to do. These hypotheses were first asked in preparation for the review of four papers written by an infant expert to answer the question "What is necessary as an infant teacher to go beyond the initial ability"? It was. (Katz, 1994) In this part of the monograph we will explore the problem of knowledge about child development in early childhood education. In particular, the first part doubts the role of this knowledge in early childhood education and its role in teacher education. This part deals with the following question: What does the word "development" mean? What kind of child's knowledge about development should be learned? Can we agree with various knowledge and principles about children's development that students must master? Why is the role of knowledge on children's development in pedagogy a controversial issue? We also discussed the meaning of possible answers to these questions Why do we need to understand children's development? Sufficient knowledge of child development and the theory to understand this knowledge are essential to understand the concept of child development and therefore to understand the theory of child development. Likewise, understanding language development theory can help to determine how children like Sarah develop their language and communication skills. Therefore, social workers must understand the growth process of humans and how children like Sarah acquire language acquisition. (Doherty and Hughes, 2009: 5)

In Alice Walker 's story "Daily Youth", symbols, allegories, and myths stand out when thinking about characters, scenes, and conflicts in the story. There was a conflict between mother and her two daughters (Maggie and Dee). There are contradictions between family legacy (quilt, bench, butter's close friend) and their different lifestyles. Dee chose the new African name, moved to town, and adopted a new lifestyle. The quilt (the most important symbol) is made of garments worn by generations of families, so it represents the family's heritage. The ALAN review published reviews and articles on adolescent literature and literature education. Young people teach articles and writers interviews on literary works. Audience ALAN's many individual members are English classroom teachers in middle school, high school, and high school. Other readers include university teachers in English and / or educational programs, researchers in the field of youth literature, librarians, authors, publishers, reading teachers, and other relevant content areas. ALAN has 50 members and members in many countries. This bibliography contains notes on texts of educational literature and other materials. Since 2004, educational literary practice (LAE 6389) has been reviewed. Individual entries are written by class members and the initials of each entry are marked. This page is regularly updated. The bibliography is divided into four parts. The main part includes pedagogy work, mainly scientific books and articles. The three small sections have texts used in classrooms, such as anthologies and critical literary works, educational websites, and journals and other journals dealing with problems with English teachers. The choice of high school literature is more sensitive to religious literature than standard. Organizing the world's literature in history, English literature or American literature textbook usually contains a large amount of religious literature, but in fact such literature is inevitable. However, many textbooks are organized by subject and type, and the literature used is mainly from the 19th century to the 20th century, which is mostly secular in most cases. (Recent literature is more secular than historical literature, but recent religious literature seems to be underestimated in these texts.) The same excerpt. British literature In most cases, excerpts are chosen as literature, not as religious meanings. For example, it is poetry rather than Genesis or the Gospel.

DAWN Social Justice Organization DAWN (Disabled Women Network Ontario) is a statewide organization for women with disabilities. They are feminist organizations that support women's struggle to control women's lives. The dawn of Ontario is managed by a woman with disabilities. Members include women with disabilities and women without obstacles. Lesbian, bisexual women, Aboriginal women, Franco Ontario women, and many other ethnic, racial, cultural and religious backgrounds are also included. Social justice can use and launch social justice in a variety of ways, but use social justice definitions to social justice along social groups, including race, class, gender, sex and ability I recognize it importantly and extensively. Layered These include these differences. These differences maintain unequal access to group resources that may occur at the micro (macro) and macro (structure) levels, and bring about history and ongoing trauma (compilation). Therefore, the practice of social justice involves critically thinking about our position in these groups and acting with them to challenge these unequal power relationships or to balance them. Tackling these inequalities is to enable individuals to participate fully in their communities without dignity and without oppression. Social Innovation in Food Banking Environmental Scan for Social Innovation in Canadian and US Food Banks in the Summer of 2016 We know that social justice is an established process and goal in teaching pluralism and social justice. "The purpose of social justice education is to fully and equally participate in a society that shapes to meet each other's needs.Social justice includes a fair social vision and all members are physically and psychologically Safe and safe "; 2007) Our biggest concern in educating social issues is to make a campus community for students. Ideas that social justice is used is the basis for building a community I think that should be. This means a lot about how the basic needs of our community begin, but how do we need to interact with this definition and the community as a specialized educator I am worried about. In our name, social justice is a common theme linking materials of solutions of all social justice, but what is the real meaning behind these words? What is the true definition of social justice? Wikipedia believes that "social justice" comes from religious terms that recognize the collective nature of human beings and our personal commitment to helping others, but here are some common There is a definition. Socially fair society is defined as a principle based on equality and solidarity by its supporters and practitioners, and this pedagogy also believes that a socially fair society understands. And emphasize human rights, recognize everyone's dignity. - Wikipedia

Abstract This challenge explores the learning theory of Mezro and Bandura through analysis of Malcolm X's role drawn by actor Denzel Washington in movie Malcolm X. Focus is on the theoretical viewpoint of transformational learning in the theory of adult learning and the theoretical viewpoint of social learning, and their influence on learning and development of personality. Application of Adult Learning Theory by Role Analysis The movie "Malcolm X" by Worth, written and supervised by Lee (1992), depicts the life of the transformation journey of civil rights leader Malcolm X in the city, prison and prison. After that, I became a leader in social change. Adult education is always a problem, but there is little interest or analysis on adult learning. Regarding learning, the adult is considered to be the same child, so the only theory is pedagogy in the educational environment. According to Knowles (1980), after the end of World War I, a more modern educational theory about adults was developed. Research by Sandeck, Sorenson and Lindemann shows that adults learn in different ways from children and have different interests and abilities. Adult Learning Theory Will adults be too self-sustaining because people are too stubborn? Adult learning theory focuses on the difference between adult learning style and children's learning style. There are three central ideas to support adult learning theory. These ideas and theories are called linguistics, independent learning, and conversion learning. Andragogy is education for adults, self learning is an individual who controls learning and transformation. Conversional learning is considered a subset of ongoing theories and adult learning (Cranton, 2006). There are many theories, patterns, classification systems in the literature for adult learning. Adult learners are often referred to as voluntary learners and voluntary learners (Cranton, 2006). After investigating literature on self-instruction, Candy (1991) developed a framework that includes four aspects of self-management. Learner control (organization and management of learning in formal educational environment), self-management (individual) self-management learner), self-management (motivation and ability to educate themselves), and autism Pursuit of learning). Many people argue that adult learning should be practical or empirical based on the premise that adult learners are having practical problems. SUSAN SANTALUCIA, MS, OTR / L lecturer and assistant field coordinator, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Father of Western philosophy: Since the birth of mankind Socrates put fire on the heart of man. True enthusiasm for human beings over time is study of philosophy. One of the greatest decorations for philosophical overtime is Lionized Athens Socrates born at 469 BC. His life embodies the life of a true philosopher and hides mankind miracles from the beginning. Therefore, the philosophical significance of Socrates is difficult for him: implementation of systematic logical reasoning, strict living, pursuit of truth and wisdom. Socrates (469 470 / 470-399 BC) was a Greek philosopher, considered to be the father of Western philosophy. Plato is his most famous student, he teaches Aristotle, and then he leads Alexander the Great. Through this progress, Greek philosophy originally developed by Socrates spread throughout the world known during the conquest of Alexandre. Socrates was born. 469/470 BC, sculptor Sophronicus and wife Phaenarete. When I was young, I learned music, gymnastics, grammar (a common field of youths in Greece) and followed my career as a father's sculptor. Tradition is considered an outstanding artist and it is said that his grace statue on the way to the Acropolis was admired in the 2nd century. Socrates worked well in the military and saved General Alcibias's life at the battle of Potidaea. Socrates was born in 469 BC. In Athens, masons (some claiming that Socrates's father was a sculptor) was Sophroniscus and his spouse was his wife. He is a physicist Archelaus student and may be interested in the philosophy of Anaxagoras. Through wealthy friends he is believed to live through small heritage and investment. According to sources, Socrates worked for the military, participated in the Peloponnesos war and married a woman named Xanthippe with two or three sons. When Socrates was 70 years old, he was accused of being a "non-religious" or jealous, dirty youth in Athens. In 399 BC, he was accused of drinking a Tuga, was convicted, sentenced to death. Socrates (BC 469 - 399 BC) was a classical Greek philosopher admired by building the foundation of modern Western philosophy. He is known for creating the irony of Socrates and the method of Socrates (elenchus). He is best known for inventing teaching practice of pedagogy to ask the students to ask the teacher to lead to the correct answer. Along with his students Plato and Aristotle, he had a great influence on Western philosophy. Many of the contributions of Socrates are directed to the field of ethics, but his contribution to the field of epistemology and logic is also worth noting.

Other seminar pants did not define the term governance, and some participants felt that the definition of the World Bank and the discussion of good governance was too narrow. Nevertheless, the conference still agreed that the African government urgently needs governance reform. At a conference in Namibia, a participant argued that the argument that all Africa have poor governance is "not an accurate statement ... in reality, there are very few Mobuto Cesex". Even if policies collapse, aid still exists. Recently, donors have raised governance problems and have linked them to ensure economic and political liberalization. Africans should design their own democratic methods, be good at governance and make sincere efforts to make the plan effective. In a way to strive to build a democratic culture between ruler and ruler ... Before democracy, improvement of governance will become reality, but Africa is liberalizing. Please continue. " Participants noted that the main reasons for poor governance and "bad" politics in African countries are the individualization of the regulations, national failures to promote and protect human rights, the tendency of individuals to withdraw from politics, I believe it is a concentration of extreme power by hand. It is also pointed out that African democracy is severely hampered by state control over the economy; that is, the only way to become rich is to lead the political position, deterioration of corruption, maintenance of political power to leaders is. This is disastrous for the economies of African countries. Therefore economic liberalization that gives power to ordinary producers is likely to be helpful to political democracy. Furthermore, in most African countries, individuals with few powers have infringed some similarity, justification, democracy and justice. This is highly desirable for planners, economists and policy makers who want the African government. Rationale for disappointment Rational and collective attack against poverty, illness, illiteracy and other development tasks. During the review, identification of urgently needed superior governance, including general participation in governance, accountability and transparency, elimination of corruption, protection of freedom of information and human rights, decentralization and decentralization The elements of are identified. The African continent is a vibrant and prosperous place. It is composed of various conditions in various countries. Africa has Instagram users, feminists and philosophers in Africa, and African entrepreneurs. The unilateral African view that is often described by the media actually hurts the tourism industry of the African continent and hinders the funding of the residents. If Africa is depicted as a diverse continent with rich and poor modern style and tradition, young people and the elderly will show that it is as diverse as North America. African movies always have implicit ideological preconditions. This particular view is often confirmed by "idealism" in Africa and then reflected in the discussion of African filmmakers. This ideological view is based on Western assumptions or African holistic views. Basically speaking, the ideal rhetoric of an African film is a reaction to the attitude of patronage to what is in Africa, which has emerged in the history of African colonial period. In this respect, even a combination of idealism and pedagogy found in African films requires a review of the aesthetics and practice of African film stories. Since South Africa is a multicultural country, the history of South Africa ranges from academics to scholars and its various population groups. Researchers' views have serious implications for their views on the history of South Africa (see Demographics in South Africa and Culture in South Africa). Coixin is an indigenous community in the area where he lived for thousands of years. Black Africa South Africans trace their origins to the Great Lakes Region of Afr

When you become a teacher, you will learn the study theory, whether it is a bachelor's degree or an alternative certificate. There are five general paradigms of educational learning theory: behaviorism, cognitiveism, constitutionism, design / brain, humanism, and 21st century skill. Below you will find a brief overview of each educational learning theory and links to resources that may be useful. 1. Behavioralism is a way of thinking that can explain behaviors by external factors, and behavioral regulation can be used as a general learning process. In behaviorism, positive and negative reinforcement is an effective tool for learning and behavior correction as well as punishment and reward system. 2. Cognition is a learning theory developed by Jean Piaget that children develop cognitive pathways when understanding and experiencing reaction to experience. In this theory, students learn most effectively by reading the text and teaching instructions. 3. Constructivism is the concept that people have the responsibility to understand the world on their own and take advantage of what they knew in the past to the experience of linking new information to these experiences. People use these experiences and new information to build their meaning 4. Humanism advocates attention to individuals as subjects, argues that learning is a natural process that helps to achieve self-fulfillment. Modeling scenes and roles is an important element in human learning as well as experience, exploration, and observation. 5. Connectionism is a relatively new learning theory based on the idea that people handle information through the formation of connections. This theory developed together with the development of digital and technological era and adapted to progress in these fields. This new theory shows that people no longer stop learning after formal education and continue to acquire knowledge from other sources such as work skills, networks, experience, access to information using new technical tools It is. As you progress education, our goal is to provide you the resources you need to succeed. Feel free to check out the complete list of programs on our website for more information about becoming teachers and expanding all the options for education. Tom Weiman's poem "Student" shows four different learning methods of educational vaccination theory, educational test paper theory, making learning theory easier to hear, and kung fu education theory. Wyman is a teacher, and he notices that everyone is involved in one of these different learning methods. Even if you do not know, I use four different educational theories everyday. Educational theory is not a single theory, it is a general term for many theories and assumptions covering the learning and retention of information. The term "education theory" refers to the theory that explains the application, interpretation, and purpose of learning and education. Educational theory is also known as pedagogy, education and learning theory. These theoretical configurations explore how we can learn best so that educators can apply the relevant research results to applied practice. Educational theory is the theory, application theory, and interpretation of education and learning. It is a general term, it is made up of many theories, it is not a single explanation of how we learn or how to teach. Instead, it is influenced by a number of factors including theoretical and epistemological position. There is no clear and general description of how we should teach and how to learn. Instead, there is a series of theories, each with a different tradition of psychology and epistemology. In order to understand learning, you must understand the theory and the fundamental principles behind it. There are four major theories trying to describe personality: psychoanalysis theory, five element model, human theory and social learning theory. Psychoanalytic and social learning model theory dominated p

As Florida gradually digitizes the classroom by 2015, publications raise questions as to whether potential health hazards are worthwhile Technical textbook dumps are not a problem for most students using mobile phones and iPods. These parents and teacher group say that children are too expressive in video games. They pay special attention to the youngest students They show Pew Internet, the US life project, and common sense media investigation. Both disturb attention and emphasize the ability of continuous use of digital technology to achieve difficult tasks. The team also said that excessive screening time is associated with childhood obesity, sleeping disorders and poor academic performance. The organization behind this paper is the child alliance, the Commercial Free Children's Movement (CCFC), and the teacher (TRUCE) for unhealthy child's entertainment. Dr. Susan Linn of CCFC says: "It is very important to tell us about the separation of the hype that children really need." Face-to-face dilemmas suggest that children under 2 years of age do not have screen settings in all childhood programs. In this guide, parents understand how the screen time of children at home affects day care and school performance and behavior. Other organizations, ProCon.org, have adopted a balanced approach on tablets and textbook websites. The team will be in charge of a detailed investigation of the pros and cons of using tablets in both parties, classrooms. People who read the printed text can understand it more than the person who reads the digital text. The unfortunate drawback of using technology in the classroom is that costs and training are related. The equipment is expensive and they are always upgrading with software and games. Furthermore, not all educators are technically well-versed, it is necessary to train how to use the equipment and evaluate the success of the student. Therefore, parents and local communities may need to do lobbying to secure funds for school technology. In addition, as children's skills become more sophisticated, teachers and parents can find creative ways to transform their equipment into a powerful educational tool. We live in a high-tech world - a high-tech classroom. We accept the use of the iPad in the classroom, integrate tweets during the presentation, and teach students the advantages of using smart television. I know the many benefits of incorporating technology into the educational process, including diversifying the curriculum, deepening exchanges with students, incorporating new perspectives and knowledge into the classroom. Using technology can change your child's brain. Today's article in Journal of Psychology says that the use of technology may change the actual brain wiring. More than one-third of children under the age of 2 use mobile media. This figure increases as the age of the child rises, and 95% of the teenagers aged 12 to 17 years spend time online. The time spent on technology is not only to let the children do new things, but also how the brain works. For example, in this article, video game may adjust the brain's attention to multiple stimuli, but states that there is the possibility of distracting attention and reducing memory. One of the tools I used to practice this was behavioral research in the classroom. My time of behavior research is almost the same as long as I work in class. Based on the principles of action research at high-tech high school, my master's degree in pedagogy, when I tried to solve the "intense thought" of teaching and learning everyday, I got their consolation deeply . One of the most meaningful conversations I have in my behavior research project is my consultant Rob Riordan. I told him how I tried to adapt my way to the questions of my research designed. While patiently describing the plight and frustration of my students and students patiently listening and answering: "That is your research." I was surprised, he continued.

In this seminar, scholars who were interested in political philosophy, political theory, and intellectual history gathered, explored the political philosophy of one of the towering people of the 20th century and critically examined it. Currently the importance of truly praising Martin Luther King as a moralist and intellectual depends on the general discipline of philosophy and history, the general story of the history of citizenship, and himself as an activist It is affected by the identity contradiction. - Speakers Therefore, the purpose of this symposium is to enrich contemporary debate and public philosophy and to critically measure the contribution of the king in a wide range of topics of political philosophy, but that is to think about pedagogy, methodology and the imagination's predicament It can be achieved only by. this is true. A task is required. Therefore, the ultimate goal of this symposium is as follows. (A) Reflect and integrate more powerful arguments and thoughts from current marginal tradition while focusing on diverse vocational philosophy and political theory. Like the political thought of African-Americans, (b) these ideas of providing scholarships to the king's ideas, while making a sharp and ingenious contribution to the reconstruction and criticism of the king's political philosophy, Concrete integrated discipline. A New Book on Political Philosophy of King - Forming a New World: Martin Luther King's political philosophy paper collaboratively edited by Brandon M. Terry and Tommie Shelby - is seriously thinking money as a thinker, not a speaker or activist. Daniel Denvir, host of The Dig of Jacobin Radio, recently got the opportunity to discuss King's rich political philosophy with Harvard scholar. The following is a summary of the conversation and a little edited. This trend focuses on his social history model focusing on his role in the civil rights movement, rather than using him as a systematic thinker to explore his thinking, or occasionally you We will emphasize rhetorical practice. Of course, you will place great emphasis on his role in church and theology. In the winter of 2014, I taught a seminar on Martin Luther King's political philosophy. Until his last job dealt with the Vietnam War and the poor in March, the course provided a historical observation of the king's work and traced his ideas during the boycott of the Montgomery bus. At the end of the course, I asked my students to learn about the king in the classroom and to see how they learned from the university admission preparation education. Here are some ideas they shared with me about the influence Kim's philosophy had on their ideas. The idea of ​​Martin Luther King Jr. led to an ideal view of equality. Through organizing a parade, Martin Luther King Jr. provided a powerful speech, a positive attitude in the face of adversity, aiming for equality. Martin Luther King knows constant racial discrimination and atrocity in Birmingham, Alabama, and decided to lead the march in 1963. Martin Luther King and SCLC accounting officer Ralph Abernahi led 50 marches to Birmingham City Hall (Boerst, 12). Martin Luther King Martin Luther King was born on January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia. Martin Luther King Jr. is also a pastor of Baptist of his church. It was also a social activist who led the civil rights movement in the 1950s. Martin Luther King was assassinated on April 4, 1968. He was assassinated by a man with a sniper in the balcony of his motel 's room. The bullet threaded his neck on his cheek, and finally through his shoulder blades. Immediately after he was taken to the hospital he was declared dead after shooting for an hour. Martin Luther King Jr. is a hero because he is a leader who has made him brave for the big change in his views on African Americans.

The syllabus has several functions. The first function is to invite students to the course. By doing this, you can communicate the course objectives to the students and understand the contents of the course. The second function is to sign a contract between the teacher and the students - to record the expectations for the assignment and the grade assignment. The third function is to provide a reference to the guidance - resources that can be referenced by students and faculty, including courses and timetables of work time, and the rationale for pedagogy and course content. Learning objectives Students participate in the course or leave the course. Why these goals are the most important skill / knowledge of the course (it may be useful if each topic / session includes goals) Goal / Basic Principles How the course relates to the main concepts and principles of discipline (it applies to the whole field of knowledge). Types of knowledge and ability to be emphasized. How and why courses are organized in a specific order Basic information Course name and number, time and place of meeting, name of instructor, contact address, working hours, information on education support staff Course content Most include timetable, overview, meeting schedule and holidays, major topics and sub-themes Student Responsibility Details and reasons such as assignment homework, project, quiz, examination, reading requirements, participation, deadline etc. Late arrivals, absenteeism, additional credits, etc. Materials and access required text and reading materials, course package. How to obtain materials including related teaching methods Other materials such as study group Does the preface clearly define the subject of the course or are raising questions about attracting students? Does your syllabus prescribe preparation for writing and assignment: a meeting before the paper, review of the meeting with you or TF etc. Is your syllabus consistent? - In the simplest sense, the syllabus is a "calendar", but there are also logic, sequence of parameters, or line of stories. Is that logic and stories best conveyed by episodes (monthly or monthly a week)? Or should it be divided into 3 or 4 invoices? If so, can they be managed? Does your syllabus constitute appropriate skills and abilities? Does it obviously stimulate the learning stage and learning outcomes? Can assignment (reaction paper, exercise etc) acquire the final and rewarding skills of writing and other projects and exams? Its emergence (Nunan: 1988; Richards: 2001) did not agree with Wilkins's view that the conceptual function syllabus method is analytical and synthetic. The reason is that the functional concept syllabus is about to replace the structural syllabus, but the type and content of the exercise that the student needs to master is exactly the same as the structure, so it is finally the same as the latter. However, in the syllabus, functional labels are attached to functional syllabus units (Nunan: 1988). In addition, it is worth noting that the syllabus of the nominal function remains the same as the structural syllabus. Because they can not shake off the necessity of language control and gradually accumulate (Richardz: 2001). Therefore, I agree with Nuna and Richards that the syllabus of the functional concept is not sufficiently different from the structural syllabus. In this article we will examine the syllabus of the conceptual function. In the first part, the short part defines the term "syllabus" and then attempts to define the general meaning of the conceptual function syllabus. In Part 2 we will discuss the methods used in this syllabus and explain them. In Part 3 we will focus on the conceptual function syllabus, an important aspect of need analysis. In Part 4, we emphasize the pros and cons of this syllabus. In Part 5, we show how the conceptual function syllabus is influenced by language and learning theory. In the last part, I will explain

If we want to stop the fight against disasters and save the world for future generations, we need a new revolution, a massive extreme attitude, and a change in behavior. We need more than "Reeducation of Mankind".  - Dr. Lourdes R. Quisumbing, a prominent educator, is the first women's education, culture and sports secretary in the Philippines. The introduction of this article is from Dr. Quisumbing's article "Education of human values". Instead of recognition, emotion, emotion, aesthetics, will, behavior, educational method, rather than a rigorous and divided knowledge-based curriculum designed to extend human talent and ability, a more comprehensive view of education You should adopt it. While maintaining knowledge and information skills and skills are improved, acquire understanding and insight, educate the mind and emotion, decide freedom of choice and evaluation, and continue to make decisions. Change knowledge and value to behavior In addition to not only deepening the understanding of geographical, historical, economic, governmental, and value-oriented people and culture, but also in international and intercultural understanding, including a deeper understanding and insight into these factors We can not underestimate the role of education. . And motivate them to act and understand their cultural patterns, traditions, customs, values, beliefs Human solidarity also benefits from the realization and strengthening of the bonds connecting us in our common humanity. Our humanity and human condition, our common habitat and destiny, our common values. Modern education must support scientific humanism, new science with conscience, new technology with mind To emphasize our common humanity and the cultural heritage of our area, we design civic education programs for our rapidly changing world to achieve responsible citizenship We provide challenges and guidance in. But value education is not only to teach value but also to learn about evaluation methods, ways to connect knowledge to deeper understanding and insight, emotional fields of emotions and emotions, selections and priorities that we value It means. Please change to love and gratitude, how to internalize it and turn it into our behavior. Certainly, value education is an overall process, a comprehensive learning experience. " "Our goal is to clarify the relationship between artistic creation, pedagogy and political economics.We believe that cooperation and practice of solidarity are the basis of contemporary visual art, design and new media education We believe that. "Our text, workbooks and games This month is all online. Now you can see the initial version of our game here. As knowledge sharing provides the writer a legal framework for easily sharing their intellectual property, we provide entities providing a legal framework for easily sharing their land to landowners I think that it is necessary. This is what I call "Creative Complex". Many initiatives related to real estate investment cooperatives in New York City and the community's Land Trust, if any, can be seen as examples of projects using the Creative Commonwealth framework. Janelle Orsi at the Center for Sustainable Economic Law cooperates with Agrarian Trust on this type of work. Skyllz is an open source skill validation protocol based on block chains, replacing resume with unified, portable, reliable skill reputation, and a new paradigm of lifelong learning (traditional and new educational system, self-development. ..) and flexible labor (remote flexible labor, independent contractor, freelancer ...). Block Chain Boot camp is based on a practical approach designed to promote exchanges among candidates, teachers, businesses. Through a series of interactive activities to design, analyze and practice the work framework under the guidance of excellent faculty with international experience on development and implementation of block chain technology (Visit BIT BCN, Twitter, Facebook And fo

This is a simple premise. We should know what our students are learning and why. The best way to achieve this goal is through the learning objectives of each lesson. However, teachers often make mistakes in learning goals often. Understanding these common mistakes will help you make the most of your learning goals: Do not let students guess what they will learn. This is not fun for students, they will eventually give up on the attempt. Your learning goal should never be kept secret. Your learning goal should be written in a prominent position in the classroom. There are also teachers who write in PowerPoint, teachers using a document camera, and teachers who write in the private space of the whiteboard. What is best for you and your students, but the key is to keep posting it Please refer to your learning goal at the beginning of each lesson. If you continue to talk about (attention) learning goals, students will understand that this is important and that they should pay attention. Another way is to have students do activities that are consistent with their learning objectives. For example, you can ask students to think about the progress of achieving the learning objectives and what needs to be achieved. Avoid going crazy because the learning goal is long. Keep it simple and make students understand it. In order to ensure that students understand their learning goals, students can ask them to rewrite their learning goals in their own language. Each activity and evaluation must be related to your learning objectives. Teachers usually do wonderful activities, but they are not related to learning goals. The goal is achieved by being a learning goal - a broad statement of the intent of the order, that is, it indicates what the teacher is trying to cover with the learning block. Its purpose is usually to show general content and direction from a teacher's point of view, and the purpose of learning is "a specific description of the intention of the instruction, ie, a specific description that the teacher is trying to cover in the learning block It represents one of the fields "on page 5). The described shift to a more explicit results-based learning expression is supported by many theoretical positions. Meyer (1997) detailed the development of this research, the term learning object can be traced back to the first half of the 20th century (Bobbit, 1918; Tyler, 1949), pointing out that it is clarified for teachers There. The term "intention learning outcome" was introduced in the 1970s, showing a more learner-centered approach. Goals are usually done by informal or formal learning methods, including courses and curriculum plans that teach skills, knowledge, thought skills. Various teaching methods are often called pedagogy. When deciding which guidance method to use, you need to consider student background knowledge, environment, learning objectives, and standard course, as determined by relevant departments. In many cases, the teacher supports field learning by accompanying field trips. The use of more and more technologies, especially the rise of the Internet over the past decade, has begun to influence the role of teachers in the classroom.

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In this article, Ratelle, Guay, Vallerand, Larose, and Senecal (2007) discuss the construction of self-oriented theory from a human-oriented point of view. Ratelle et al. One of the advantages of (2007) is that by using this human-centered approach, it is possible to surface natural motivation profiles, not to adapt student responses to existing categories. By using this approach, by examining the field of academic performance, Ratelle et al. (2007) hopes to find out whether existing student motivation profiles are more beneficial than others. Through lenses of self determinism and social emotion selectivity, each linguistic principle is supported to a certain extent. The principles they need to know are backed by a self-determination strategy that overcomes self-motivation. Self-determinism directly suggests how individual behaviors are related to their own objectives. Focusing on the learner's self-concept, individual responsibility, strong support for self-determination of self decision theory. The desires of learners who want to value their own experience - the role of learner experience - can be seen as a combination of self - determinism and the needs of relevance. Understanding the impact of social emotional selectivity on current and future goals for adults is to support learning preparation. Motivation is that essential support is inherent in social emotional selectivity and self - determinism. Self-determinism (1991) Self-determinism (SDT) is a personality theory that includes behavioral factors. It focuses on the motivation behind personal choices. Since the inspiration of self-determinism is rather interesting and satisfying rather than motivation to achieve goals and get external compensation like money, the endogenous motivation which is the idea of ​​participation in activities It comes from the study of. With an essential motive, look for challenges that can promote growth. The essential motivation will prosper if it is related to safety and relevance (Deci & Ryan, 1991). Self - determinism supports adults driven by internal urges. However, one aspect of self - determinism contradicts the important premise of anthropology. It is a self - determinism that argues that endogenous motivation is a more effective motivating factor for all people, including children. Knowles (1984) is aware of the possibility to apply to specific children and most adults, but clearly it is better to study the principles of motivation from the viewpoint of self-determinism than to pedagogy We do not provide understanding.

The arrival of winter winter is very smooth. Multicolored leaves turn brown and fall from branches. When the leaves disappear, the sky opens new brightness. When John ran a country road, he learned more about everything around him. He grew up in this town and knew that he would live there forever. He understands every milestone in the area. This place was the place where he grew up and experienced many adventures. The new journey of his life was exciting but then he felt uncomfortable. The anticipated part of creative writing is to write a review. You need to write a review to use for each creative you send. You have to prove any decisions you made, review your work, and quote textbooks. The tone you use should be more formal than your creative work. If it is one of the arguments against your research that markup is subjective, think again: you must strictly adhere to strict markup standards. These include originality, language management and reference. Depending on the course, you need to provide standards to students Unlike academic colleagues writing courses that tell students to write works based on language rules, creative lighting is thought to focus on student self-expression. Creative writing as an educational theme is usually available at one stage, but K-12 education is perhaps the most sophisticated form of creative writing as a focus of education at university. After the postwar change of university education, creative writing gradually gained attention in university environment. In the UK, the first formal creative writing course was acquired by 1970 novelists at the University of East Anglia by Malcolm Bradbury and Angus Wilson. Along with the start of the official creative writing program: In creative writing and education, leading academics and teachers provide students and teachers a new perspective on creative writing in university environments. Rather than studying how and where creative writing can be taught and educated in the era of rapid changes in universities and cultural industries, creative writings can teach this book We will bypass the old argument about whether or not. One of the main contributions of this book is to compare various approaches to creative writing pedagogy and its application in a broad institutional context. In particular, dialogue updated research papers on creative writing education ... I recommended this book to high school, teacher training university and creative writing teacher of the university. I recommend it to the writer holding a seminar at the author center. I recommend it to students, especially those who are interested in doing creative writing education.

Highly demanding creativity: Production-oriented comedian education methodology For the more American people in the 20th century, the phrase "21st century" evokes the current excellence and future prospects of technology in the information age. A miracle of e-mail, web browsing, "wired" classroom is brought to all of us, and these developments contribute to our long-term contribution to our thought, time sorting, activities planning, and interaction with other people I did it. Over time, more and more groups and individuals receive computer technology, especially the Internet, for personal and professional purposes, as well as for teachers, scholars, schools and teachers. Recognizing this, I used a different approach to teaching. I returned to Elaine's question about "Creativity Professor". Education is the root of the word education now. Educe means to extract - to withdraw instead of investing. I must "forget" what my students have learned and help to re-publish my ideas. To promote creative thinking, it is necessary to break the rules. So my job as a teacher is to help get rid of obstacles that prevent students from achieving their goals - to become their natural creative thinker. When I graduated from London University, I entered Goldsmith University in London. I was able to be involved in developing a new computer education method centered on interdisciplinary and creative methods. It was there that I came to think about pedagogy: how can creativity and personal practice motivate people to improve their coding techniques? The last part is 2013, in collaboration with Coursera and London University International Course, has developed "Creative Programming" which is one of the first MOOCs released from UK universities. By creating this MOOC you can realize the possibilities of educational technology by using automatic scoring and peer assessment to provide students with quick and ongoing feedback to improve learning. Since then, this experience has provided information for education on my online and campus.

Evaluation is done by internal evaluation, formal review, or a combination of both. Internal evaluation is part of your lesson - articles, group assignments, exams etc. External evaluation is usually a test during the exam and after the seminar. The importance of internal evaluation and inspection is expressed as a ratio. For example, if the ratio of internal / final test is 3: 2, 60% of the paper will be internally evaluated throughout the semester and 40% will be evaluated in the final exam. Internal evaluation takes place at different times throughout the semester and is managed by individual instructors. Formal exams (external evaluation) are centrally managed by the evaluation room of student services, and are carried out at the end of each term. 1) My uncle's funeral is on the examination day, so special consideration is necessary. Where am I going? A: As your exam (external assessment program) is affected, you apply online and at the student center (library building) or Tauranga in Maharashtra and provide the necessary evidence to consider special considerations It must be. 2) For three weeks this semester I was very sick and I could not participate in lectures and counseling during this time. I missed testing in the classroom and submission of some small tutorials. What should I do. A: Because you missed some courses and courses (internal assessment), you will need to go to your faculty / teacher management office and follow the policies outlined by them. Also, by reading the syllabus you can find detailed information on their late arrival or absence. A: No, your test scripts are centrally managed by the evaluation office (this is an external evaluation project). You need to apply online, apply for a test script at Tauranga in the student hall (in the building of the library) or Maharaia building. In this guide, 1) the definition of evaluation by students and their importance, 2) the form and purpose of evaluation by the students in the educational process, 3) the examination of the method of evaluation by the students, 4) I will explain creation. Between. In their course-based evaluation and evaluation manual, Martha L. A. Stassen et al. Evaluation was defined as "systematic collection and analysis of information to improve student learning" (Stassen et al., 2001, p. 5). This definition covers the basic tasks of student evaluation in the educational process. Student evaluation allows teachers to evaluate the effectiveness of their lessons by linking the student's performance to specific learning objectives. Therefore, teachers institutionalize effective educational choices in pedagogy and can correct invalid educational choices. Teachers and professors are mainly designers. One of the basic behaviors of their profession is to develop courses and learn experience to meet specific goals. We will also evaluate the needs of the students, lead guidance and design an evaluation to judge whether the goal has been achieved. The effectiveness of their design corresponds to whether they achieved a clear goal for the students. Clear goals help students and teachers. When students emphasize performance goals through their work, they can make satisfactory answers. Teachers can use the same performance goals to shape classroom discussions and detect whether learners can achieve the necessary abilities and insight on the way.

Joseph Campbell stated that a typical heroic journey is a series of typical heroic acts. The hero's journey forms four stages: leaving, experimenting, epiphany, and regression (these stages do not necessarily appear in the list continuously). Death and resurrection of lifestyle and faith, spiritual journey, and finally resurrection will be the theme of a heroic journey. A typical heroic mode is to change the conscience of a character through experiments and revelations. Desire, fear, and social responsibility are the main trials facing the hero. If you want to see a free article for comparison and comparison: If you want original paper on our website so that we can develop our free collection, book report and periodicals You must donate. Click on the donation and look at the overall comparison and comparison: Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson's thesis, term paper or book report free A series of his ideas about Thomas Jefferson's US president is compared with President Thomas Jefferson who compares blacks and whites with black Americans. Readers of this American History Questionnaire offer students the opportunity to apply critical thinking skills to historical resource testing and provide pedagogy and background information that will help students reach substantive conclusions. Free Paper: 1 Thomas Jefferson has praised, respected and praised the Indian wisdom (hollitz, 124). It is very important that I get the best deals on thinking about the past. John Hollitz received Dr. Thomas Jefferson with Indians and Blacks. Among all the revolutionary founder, Thomas Jefferson played the most prominent role in the black attempt. History 076 Chapter 6 Notes - Holitz on Blacks and Native American Indians Chapter 6, Thomas J did not have Jefferson twice. My work on Saatchi and Jefferson is correct: after an angry Arab news service / وكالة أباء العربي الغاضب (as'ad abukhalil) expressed my doubt about the reasons for the publication (against Thomas Jefferson's African American Racial discrimination Highly appreciate the explanation about Thomas Jefferson in Virginia. From Thomas Jefferson to Benjamin Bannak. A letter to Jefferson. Banneker is a free African-American astronomer, mathematician, scientist and writer who published his article. Rhetorical analysis of Philadelphia in August: Benjamin Benac's letter to Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Bannaker far exceeds the African American era. In the letter from Benjamin Benak to Thomas Jefferson, Banneker Essay has asked Jefferson to inform him that he is to be enslaved how hypocritical he is. Benjamin Bannak wrote about Thomas Jefferson about slavery hypocrisy. The purpose of Bannak is to convince Jefferson of unjust slavery and change his view on it.

Due to digital confusion, higher education institutions are promoting a new education and learning paradigm. Online learning, e-learning, blending, and open-end learning are becoming a new norm for all advanced universities to attract students, develop online brands and change learning experiences. A properly configured online course is very valuable and can improve organization's brand and ranking. In the process of change, how to improve adoption rate and completion rate by developing interactive online content? How to maximize the use of limited infrastructure and resources How about excellent quality of online courses? 2016 Asia Online and eLearning (Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, 18 - 20 October 2016) will answer these questions and more questions as Asia Pacific experts gather. Let's prepare to advance your organization's online learning trip to the next level Advantageous markets in Asia are still full of hope and rapid change. Please obtain the latest information so as not to be late for organization change. The online community of millions of learners has many questions to answer at all times. By participating and helping others, you will learn faster and become a better programmer. Regardless of whether you are studying for years or years, this is the case: unless you know anything, there will always be fewer people than you know, and you You can profit from experience. Response to learners' resistance and barriers to transformational learning is that educators raise awareness of learner's change. Recent research has shown that it is important to recognize the role of life experiences among learners and to learn more about changing learners and wanting change students. For example, it is known that life experience is particularly important in network environments (Cragg, Plotnikoff, Hugo and Casey, 2001; Ziegahn, 2001). A better life experience seems to constitute a "more detailed" that can attract and react to discussions among online participants. Learning is a way away from learning comfort zones, leaving the relative narrowness and limit of life. Learning needs identity and belonging awareness, it is also a process of drawing a line with the familiar world of everyday life. This trip is one of personal and cultural changes. Condition 1: Effective learning attracts learner's identity. It is based on learners' knowledge, experience, interests and motivation. As the students' everyday life is always diverse, every learning community has a lot of diversity. BELONGING's pedagogy brings this diversity to the classroom and evaluates it as a resource for learning.

Dance is an evolving form of art, dancing can do the same so that people can classify and distinguish time and architectural style. These times sometimes distinguish them from their ancestors, but the differences at other times are more subtle. Traditional dance forms are challenged by choreographers who aim to increase their breadth and depth of performance; the most outstanding of these dreamers is Seattle-born dancer and choreographer Mark Morris . Mark Morris founded the Mark Morris Dance Company in the 1980s and served as the director of the Royal Brussels Theater in Belgium from 1988 to 1991. His ballet and folk dance made him one of the most famous contemporary dancers of this era. Successfully made, colorful music artwork is used to describe his dance. Morris has a variety of music and willing willingness. His dance often looks rainbow-colored. Morris' fashion sense is amazing, he chose a designer like Issac Mizrahi to make his costume. Let's not forget the dancers. Without their dancing abilities and his excellent team, his dance may not be so attractive. Mark Morris Concert is one of the most memorable concerts in my time. This is an unforgettable experience. Modern dance is highly appreciated all over the world. Mark Morris is regarded as the soul of modern dance. I was born in Seattle, Washington on August 29, 1956. During the evaluation period, he worked with many famous dance companies, including Hannah Kahn Dance Company, Laura Dean Dancers and Musicians, and various other dance companies. In 1980, he founded Mark Morris Dance Company. Mark Morris has five honorary doctorates. But he did not spend the whole day at the university, but for him who trained in the dance life he likes to call "difficult Kn L", this is going to Europe after high school graduation, fork in Macedonia Including dancing and doing Spanish dancing in Madrid. He also cooked chicken and spent a lot of time hanging out at the wedding ceremony. Therefore it is not surprising that he believes that modern dancers are almost indispensable: university education. Mr. Morris said "Most of the wind is strong," Mark Morris dance company of this year is 25 years old. "Most university-level dance education should be pedagogy and criticism, history and theory, regardless of what, it should not be a performance dance."

A warm, slimy brownie outside the oven is a decadent treat and you should occasionally be on your diet. There are "occasional" keywords. The brownie's calories, fat and sugar levels are high and if you are eating them regularly, these may have a negative impact on your overall health. Having all the relevant detailed information, you can have the power of will that you need in most cases to resist Brownie. Brownies contain 112 calories and a few grams of sugar, but the exact amount depends on the amount of sugar added to the formula. Adding a high sugar diet may lead to decreased intake of caries, essential nutrients, and unhealthy weight gain. Adding sugar also increases the risk of heart disease. According to MayoClinic.com, desserts and baked goods are the most important source of sugar in the diet of the general population. Restricting your confectionery including brownies can help you stay within the range of 6 teaspoons per day for women and men's 9 teaspoons should limit themselves every day Brownie contains 7 grams of fat, 7 grams of which are saturated. According to MayoClinic.com, if you eat 2,000 calorie diet, the saturated fat limit per day is 22 grams. So, the price of that brownie is 8% of the daily limit. Restricting the intake of saturated fats is a wise way to protect your mind and keep your weight healthy Brownies may provide small amounts of iron, zinc, folic acid and vitamin A, but they can not be considered healthy supplements to daily diet. Eating brownies and other desserts can reduce the amount of nutritious food during meals. This hinders the ability to ingest a sufficient amount of major vitamins and minerals. You may not think sweet contain sodium, but brownies actually contain 82 mg. This is about 4% of 2,300 mg, and you should limit yourself to protect your heart and kidney every day. By making your own brownie cake, you can increase the nutritional value of your food. Replace some or all of the traditional recipe oil with banana, apple or plum and further reduce the amount of sugar by a quarter to one half to improve nutrition. We also remove salt. Use whole wheat flour to add the fiber to the brownie or add flaxseed to the ground to add healthy omega-3 fatty acids to the heart. The chopped walnut or pecan adds healthy unsaturated fats to the recipe and improves the taste of brownies Professor Sara Ipatenco wrote about health and nutrition. She began writing in 2007 and announced it to the magazine Teaching Tolerance. Ipatenco has a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in pedagogy at the University of Denver. Paste, is not enough to make a soft brownie cake? mistaken! When you lower brownie cake, you will eat delicious, ripe brownies. Always follow recipe breadmaking time (toothpick test does not work here!) And bake your brownies until they are finished. The correct texture is in the correct recipe; this is not cooking time. To avoid doing too much brownies, it is worth investing in a clear Pyrex pot - so you can focus on things. What sizes and shapes should I use? In the test kitchen, we recommend an overwhelming 8 x 8 rectangular square pot. It's all about crisp corners. In addition, Perry said, "Square brownie cakes have just a few magical ones." I clearly remember the last time I ate Pop-Tart. This is my first time I tried to join marijuana. After eating for a while, I did not feel anything, then ate the rest of the brownies, ate half of the brownies, I made a terrible beginner's mistake. You know what happened next. The whole brownie began to disappear, I think that it threw a stone. Then throw a stone very much. I think that you can not move your legs like that. Then I will have died and threw a stone. In order to avoid the sacred feelings I want, I ate the best thing to find a junk food: strawberry smooth pop tart pack. Pop-Tarts did not think that I was dead, but they are now inventors of the most tasty dishes in the world. When I died, at least I thought that I wo

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Three main perspectives are used in most sentences; first person, second person, third person. In elementary school, students learn to recognize and use first person and third person viewpoints. The first person's name is characterized by the use of the personal pronouns "I" and "my", the hero usually speaks directly with the reader. Third-party sentences can be identified by using the lack of "My First Person's Statement" and pronouns such as "he", "her", "they". I encourage the students to do simple work in front of the room, such as making sandwiches. Divide the board behind the student into two or hang two large papers. One is "first person" and the other is "third person". Let the students talk about her behavior and write it under "first person". The first action is "I open a jar file". On the paper written as "Third Person" I ask the class to answer with the correct pronoun "She is opening the bottle". In this activity, students can see the difference between first person narration and third person narration. Telling familiar stories from another point of view is a common way for young students to understand the differences between first and third parties. Please read the simple text "Mr. Sendak's" The Wild Things "and discuss with students how they know that the text is in a third party. Then challenge them and tell the story using Max's first person stories or the first person stories of one of the "wild ones". This can be done throughout the class, the whole group, or independently. Bring your video game to the classroom and make your lesson more lively. Use an interactive whiteboard or cooperate with a team on a computer to have students do two different driving games. Load game using first person viewpoint. This is a game that the camera is on the windshield and you can play like a car. Another person plays the third game while watching the car running from above. Ask students to explain the difference in experiences when playing games and make them recognize the difference in their way of speaking (for example, in the first player mode they "bumped into a tree" and the third one) they were "blue You may say that the car hit the tree. Most fairy tales and allegories are said to third parties. By reading two different versions of "The Three Little Pigs", the students help to see the difference between the first person and the third person. When you first read, choose a simple version of the third person story. Please discuss the ways you understand that it is a third party and keep the list of these ideas handy. For the next reading, please use "the true story of three little pigs" by Jon Scieszka. This is the first person to tell stories from the perspective of the wolf. Discuss how you know that it is the story of the first person, and list the second list. I urge the students to explain who is different from the way the first person and third person speaks or which is better. Christian O'Donnell, who lives in New York for the rest of his life, has written articles about education since 2003. O'Donnell is an educator with two certifications with a course and educational record from 12th grade to 12th grade. She has a bachelor's degree at Sarah Lawrence College and a master's degree in pedagogy at Mercy College. The last element of writing a story is a point of view. The point of view is the viewpoint of telling stories. The two main perspectives are the first person and the third person. When the story is told in a first person perspective, the person who tells the story or the person who tells the story is the personality in the story. In this case, the narrator uses me, my pronoun tells my personal thoughts and opinions in the story. From a third person perspective, the narrator is not in the story. In this case, the narrator tells the story as if the character did not know the place where he saw the event. Imagine you are announcing a baseball game. Since you are not participating in the game,

Rwanda is one of the most accomplished countries in sub-Saharan Africa, thanks to the tremendous efforts of the Rwandan government and its partners to expand national educational opportunities over the past decade, the Millennium Development Goals MDG 2) has been achieved. Universal primary education, net enrollment rate is 97.7% (Men's: 97.3%, Girls: 98%) (MINEDUC, 2016) From the perspective of gender equality in education, Rwanda's educational system shows the highest enrollment rate in East Africa, as well as pre-primary school enrollment rates and elementary school enrollment rates in both elementary and junior high schools. In fact, the enrollment rate of girls exceeds the enrollment rate of boys at all levels. Despite these accomplishments there are differences in gender, ie learning outcomes of girls and negative social norms affecting boys and girls, which are derived through gender research in knowledge, attitudes and practical education . However, equal access to basic education for disadvantaged children is a problem and only 70% of disabled children go to elementary school (2012 census data and 2016 MINEDUC). These impressive elementary school enrollment numbers, which are expected to enter the goals of new sustainable development, need to be comparable to similar growth at pre-primary education level and the enrollment rate is only 23.7 (MINEDUC, 2016) Yes, it is important in the entire system. Improve quality and efficiency To deal with these problems, UNICEF got considerable financial and technical support from UNICEF and other partners and ultimately to the knowledge-based educational approach (ie, mainly based on memos) I started an ambitious curriculum reform program to connect. It is in line with the second economic development and poverty reduction strategy aimed at converting Rwanda's major agricultural economy into a knowledge-based economy by 2020. Rwanda's future labor market UNICEF works closely with the Rwandan government to implement the Education Sector Strategic Plan (ESSP) focusing on four major areas. One is the expansion of access to basic education, especially basic education for disadvantaged children. Third, to increase access to high-quality preschool education, fourth, to tackle gender barriers in education Education, higher education (no university), undergraduate education, graduate school education, graduate school education; female employee proportion: middle school education, higher education (without university), undergraduate education, graduate education, graduate education, MBA degree Proportion. Share of married employees, share of children and employees, percentage of female employees with MBA degree, percentage of married female employees, percentage of female employees with children Most universities and universities need liberal education (also commonly referred to as "general education"). It is designed to offer a wide range of intellectual and practical abilities to all students: these abilities and skills are what the employer is seeking today - ie they are " Practical "skill. Of the business and industry leaders who responded to the survey conducted by the American university coalition (AAC & U), 93% said they hired college graduates with clear thinking, clear communication and resolution ability of complex problems I answered. All skills provided by liberal education Critical thinking and ability to solve problems is representative of education in history. With the passage of time, educational systems are becoming increasingly complex due to research such as theory, pedagogy, transformational learning space, and behavior management integration, technology evolution and role. Learners in the 21st century are experiencing education taught to collaborate and build new understanding while earning higher profits.