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    rapidly growing population. Education was becoming more available‚ and was seen as a key means to achieve equality in society (Welch‚ 2010‚ p. 244). The government commitment to extending education opportunities was mainly due to the increased population due to migration and increased fertility in Australia (Welch‚ 2010‚ p. 243-44). However‚ 1985 brought an end of this development commitment by the government to just opening up more equal opportunities to an unchanged education had not worked. The focus

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    Since the formation of the republic‚ popular education had been an idea waiting to happen. As the colonies prepared for statehood‚ Jefferson was urging his beloved Virginia to establish a few years of schooling "gratis" to ensure an extension of educational opportunity and at the same time "to rake the rubbish" in search of talent for the young republic (Jefferson 180l‚ 748). Washington‚ himself‚ was concerned that American youth by studying in Europe were "imbibing maxims not congenial with republicanism"

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    Why Lutheran Education? To say education was important to Martin Luther would be an understatement. Most of the historical focus on his life and works remains with his work in polemics‚ translation‚ and biblical commentary. Not only was Luther a life-long learner of the Scriptures‚ he was also a skilled educator‚ though one may not always find his name immortalized in the hallowed halls of education like one could find his contemporary‚ Philip Melanchthon. This attitude‚ however‚ betrays an aspect

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    Education and Health have a magnificent role in developing human resources. While both are essential in developing human resources‚ no one can say which is superior. I would first like to talk about on Education. The role of education is paramount. Because without education‚ one’s life is incomplete. As it is said‚ “Knowledge maketh a full man". (The wealth of education is far superior to other wealth or riches). Education makes man positive-minded‚ well-refined‚ and flexible and saner. It makes

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    would mean they would switch attention by re advising the children the things they should be doing in assembly. This would make them follow the rules because the school has made the regulations strict. This provides occupation. Hence‚ a special education needs and a therapist is recognising that a child is getting bullied for a couple of weeks and they have no friends since they started school. They know that if they

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    studying in colleges. Lots of people go back to college to gain education‚ making the age construction of college changed. The students are no longer young as in the past.The methods of teaching shouldn’t be old lecture style. Students in today’s world are interested in something amusing and fascinating rather than just boring note taking action. And it is a fact that they can learn things fast by this way.The first nation education is still underfunded now due to the failed federal government’s

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    As I attended to the video presentation‚ there are many culture issues that I can relate to‚ therefore‚ I chose inclusion. Inclusion is important in the early childhood classroom‚ as we prepare young children and families for education. The reason I chose inclusion is because I think‚ we as early childhood professionals should make our children feel welcome when they enter the classroom. As educators we should treat them equally regardless of their race or creed at all times. I have learned

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    Diversity may matter greatly in some areas‚ like equal opportunity employers or political offices‚ but the debate has raged in the educational world as well. The question at the center of diversity in education is as follows: Is racial diversity in the classroom essential to a good education? The argument for diversity in schools parallels many other pro-diversity arguments; the more diverse an environment‚ the better for everyone involved. Janet W. Schofield‚ professor of psychology at University

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    Information is power and the more information people have‚ the more options they can pursue. Because of this‚ it’s important that parents remember how their children need a good education to have as many options in life as possible as all a parent wants in a child is to do well.. An education is more than going to school. It also involves reading‚ and it is a big responsibility for parents to develop a love and environment for reading in the kid. There are couple of steps that can help you achieve

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    problems and can soon lead the child to fall further and further behind in his education and development. This type of situation can also lead to a lack of belief the child has toward himself. If the educator is biased toward a child‚ whether positive or negative‚ it is inhibiting what the

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