EDUCATIONAL METHODOLOGIES

This is my personal educational philosophy. Everyone has one, especially if you work in education. What is yours? Care to share?

The CBSE board has given significant contribution in the field of education and has given amazing results for more than half a decade. It has also given an absolutely new dimension to the education sector in India.

This article uses sociologist Ann Arnett Ferguson's "Bad Boys" alongside others to show the catch-22 that many students find themselves in when their cultural and/or racial means of expression clash with the behavioral expectations in American schools.

It is my opinion that the reason why this model is very popular is due to three reasons: it requires cooperative learning, includes family, and focuses on reading in all the content areas.

In my teaching plan, I incorporate business cases but base them on entrepreneurs and their life stories. Entrepreneurs embody all aspects of business principles as they go from concept - to start up - to maturity - to sale.

In Making Meaning of Whiteness, Alice McIntyre challenged the complexities of critical thought surrounding matters of race and racism, all within the contexts of traditional and educational discourse.

This paper presents a phenomenological perspective of bilingual education in respect to programmatic and funding challenges of providing quality bilingual educational within an environment of increasingly reduced resource.

This is a highly analytical essay over parental involvement in education, with reference to numerous sources in the educational field for relevant data.

This is an editorial piece expounding the virtues of teaching the student how to learn, not on what methodologies will best help and serve and elevate the teacher, nor *especially* the educational "system". Education is about learning - NOT teaching!

The Robert Muller Center for Living Ethics, located in Fairview, Tex., is a unique learning center focused on nurturing children's love of learning and heart avocations.

The benefits of accelerated learning for are so persuasive that many countries are considering adopting this technology as a standard policy for their educational system. Accelerated learning technique would be beneficial to children who have ADHD.

With so many online educational programs, www.activechinese.com makes learning the Chinese language easy by being interactive.

Learning may be best accomplished by using more parts of the brain in associative learning methodologies within the classrooms and as an additional learning behavior for students.

Various methodologies are available to research the effects of art instruction on student achievement. Here are some proposals.

The consequences of colonial education, research and political administration can only be counteracted by formerly colonized peoples.

Academic Senior Capstone Research Project on Mother-Daughter communication and its effects.

We often define and label individuals as being literate or illiterate without a clear understanding of the terms. What is literacy in a world of endlessly shifting values? Has literacy become a new definition of self?

Consider questioning anyone's claim who says they're an expert on homeschooling. Listen to the "experts" and then judge for yourself whether it fits your child's needs or not.

The scientific look at feminism

Proposed Project Plan for the University of Phoenix Online.

This article outlines the basic principles behind invented/inventive spelling, and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of teaching it (versus teaching the conventional methods of spelling).

This paper examines four theories of language instruction.

As student characteristics change over the years, techniques must also adapt to fit the needs of today's students. One approach being used is the Meaningful and Motivating strategy, nicknamed the "M & M" approach.

In the studies of education, approaches in quantitative and qualitative research methods are commonly used.

Systemic change is bringing about change to an entire school network. Using a systemic approach is utilizing everyone. Everyone that is involved with the schools must work together.

Whereas the subject and grade specific teacher shortages have been clearly documented, another development has seen far less publicity. The shortage, neither subject nor grade specific, is the decreasing number of men in the teaching profession.