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    some training for the teachers that are already employed‚ but for future educators it can be added to the content that is required for a degree in education. To set these new requirements will require the attention of the U.S. Department of Education. The Department of Education will be able to change the requirements needed to be able to teach in schools. If they change the requirements it will be an easy transition‚ because all teachers will be required to know how to teach critical thinking. This

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    Introduction Why become an educator? Being an educator gives me the opportunity to be a role model in my student’s eyes. I will have the fine privilege of nurturing and shaping the future generation of our societies. When I was a young boy growing up in school I didn’t really like it. I struggled with the more theory based subjects such as Mathematics and Geography but excelled in practical subjects such as Engineering and Construction studies. I was extremely lucky I had two phenomenal teachers in both

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    the reading process and how the teaching of speaking‚ listening‚ writing and reading all influence pupils’ development in many ways. One pupil’s language and literacy development will be explored in this context‚ with a particular emphasis on his reading progression. Literacy is the ability to use language to communicate one’s ideas expressively‚ through speaking and writing and receptively‚ through listening and reading. (Palmer‚ S 2003). The Department for Education (2012) explains that pupils’

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    Analysis Teacher education is one of the professions mostly patronized worldwide due to high demand for teachers. Consequently‚ in the Asia- Pacific Region‚ in which the Philippines is a part‚ the Institute of Statistics (UIS) of the United Nations Educational‚ Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has projected about the demand for primary teachers. According to this organization‚ Recruitment of a total of 10.9 million primary teachers‚ to include 2.2 million new teaching positions‚ is needed

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    Lack of an alternate system of education The existence of madrasas and their growth after independence is generally attributed to a lack of government schools in the vicinity‚ a situation that could be termed as ‘supply side failure’. As mentioned in table 4.11 principals (45.45%) reported that Muslim access Madrasa education because the educational infrastructure of the state‚ like Bihar‚ is in shambles. Absent teachers and poor infrastructural facilities keep Muslim families away from sending

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    31 October 2013  The Benefits of Teaching Diversity   The United States is an increasingly diverse country. As minorities‚ including certain  religious and ethnic groups‚ make up a greater percentage of the population‚ it is important that  students in public schools be educated regarding the importance of diversity and  multiculturalism. As far back as 2004‚ only 60% of public school students were white‚ with black  and Hispanic students making a 17% of the population each (Education Groups). In ten years 

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    Moral Teaching in Fielding’s Tom Jones Abstract This essay aims to explore Henry Fielding’s art of moral teaching in The History of Tom Jones‚ a Foundling‚ as the author originally entitled it. In his writing‚ Fielding does not try to create utterly good or evil characters; instead‚ he simply depicts them as what they are. For example‚ he treats Tom Jones as a simple-minded human being who errs at times. The story‚ though treated in this way‚ is as a matter of fact written with a deliberate purpose

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    The Importance of Research in Education Erik Paul Van Houten SS3150 Research Methods Mr. Jackson 8/15/2012 Abstract Many people do not know the impact and how much research helps in education. While in school you get a writing assignment on a topic that you know nothing about. The next thing that you do is go to the library or even internet and the thing that you will be doing is “RESEARCH”. So what people don’t know is that no matter what you are studying or doing within school you are doing

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    The Importance of Higher Education | In the view of most Americans‚ a college education has now taken on the importance that a high school education had in the past‚ and has become a necessary ingredient for a good job and comfortable lifestyle. This value is shared even more widely among African-American and Hispanic parents.* * 84% say that it is extremely (37%) or very (47%) important to have a college degree in order to get ahead.1 * 87% strongly (68%) or somewhat (19%) agree that

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    Teaching ICT in secondary School Introduction ICT an acronym for information and communications technology. ICT was introduced in the national curricula of England and Wales in 1999 to define a set of tools used to process and communicate information. The processing and communicating of information has become ubiquitous at the heart of teaching and learning and as such ICT is central to effective secondary school education. This feature gives ICT a unique status in the secondary school curriculum

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