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    An online class and a traditional class How does online learning stack up when compared to traditional learning? Have you ever had the opportunity to take online classes? If you haven’t‚ you are missing out on a great opportunity. The Internet has created a revolution in every area of modern life. Education is no exception‚ and now there are not only traditional classes as we usually learn but also online classes. Do online learners learn as well as those in traditional classrooms? Despite sharing

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    An Ideal Student

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    An ideal student is a model for others. He is fully aware of his duties and has some good qualities. An ideal student is an asset to a school‚ society and to the nation as a whole. A student of today is a parent and citizen of tomorrow. Ideal students are noble‚ studious and high-minded in their duties. But they are conscious of their mission in life. They are bold‚ frank‚ truthful and honest but never mean‚ selfish and narrow-minded. Politeness is their ornament. They hate none but love all. An

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    An ideal Husband

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    An Ideal Husband (outline) Thesis statement: Human defines the ideal husband as the one that is kind‚ the one that care‚ and the one that has as only devotion the success and happiness of his family. In the book "An Ideal Husband‚” Oscar Wilde‚ the author‚ presents Robert and Goring as two men who were ready to do everything it takes to save their love and satisfy the demand of their lover. Although their stories are coming together in some points‚ Chiltern and Goring have their disparities

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    the learning environment‚ enabling developing skills in their PSED and other learning areas. I conducted a small scale research project amongst two different early year’s settings to look into how ICT can be imbedded within PSED alongside other areas of development for pre-school age children. In order to gain better knowledge and understanding I observed groups of children during different activities at the different settings. I planned activities using ICT in small groups amongst learning areas

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    role of teachers as knowledge dispensers and students as repositories. This style of learning doesn ’t allow student’s deeper levels of understanding required for complex concept and lifelong learning. In short‚ the traditional teacher views that it is the teacher that causes learning to occur (Novak‚ 1998). Traditional teacher focuses on basic skills and gradually builds to a whole. While this simplifies learning‚ it provides little context‚ which can disconnect learners. In contrast‚ in online

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    Ideal Society

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    What does one think of when discussing the topic of an “ideal society”? Throughout history‚ mankind has struggled to improve society for future generations. Every person has his/her own views on what an ideal society should be like.   Society is defined as “a body of individuals living as members of a community”.   Many scholars and well-known authors such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Thomas More express those ideas through public speaking. Although those ideas are just one person’s opinion

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    Online vs. Traditional Shakea Ricks Introduction to Psychology (PSY 101) Prof: Michelle Worley April 23‚ 2012 Online vs. Traditional Over the past years the desire to obtain an online degree has increased. Although many adults want the flexibility in scheduled online courses has to offer‚ many technical problems arise with online classes as many middle aged parents or full time employees take a chance with online classes. They are prepared for the online problems that will arise such

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    C Paper

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    well as techniques of basic research paper writing. The course also incorporates debates and other oral activities. An honor section is offered as ENG 137(H). Prerequisite: English 135 Freshman Comp I with a grade of “C” or better. Student Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course‚ you (the student) will be able to do the following: • Generate written assignments using various electronic devices via multimedia and document software. CL1‚ CL2 • Utilize course management system

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    students. I will also aim at maintaining my own personal health and well-being to model these to the children and to keep in the best possible physical state to be able to do my job well. I value learning as a lifelong process. Therefore I see myself as a learner and will continue to make the most of every learning opportunity‚ from within and outside of the teaching profession‚ engaging in discussion and discovering other viewpoints

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    An Ideal Teacher

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    An Ideal Teacher One of the noblest professions in the world is that of a teacher’s. In ancient civilization‚ those with wisdom and an infinite amount of knowledge were teachers. Those that wanted to learn would go in search for teachers in order to get education‚ even though education was limited to a few back then. Over the passage of time‚ education became available for all regardless of class‚ background‚ and place of birth. Because of this democratization‚ there was an increase in the number

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