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    Chastity Education vs. Sex Education     Just a few years ago‚ sex education is the most debated issue in the country.  It was argued that it would be taught in all schools and universities for it was believed to be a useful tool in alleviating teenage pregnancy and abortion. The students as well as the members of the academe debated that sex education be infused in the curiculum.  It is due to the increasing number of cases involving teenage pregnancies over the years .  By just looking at

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    Approximately 75 million children around the world have no opportunity to attend primary school. Of the 75 million‚ most of them are girls due to tradition or parents that hold them back from attending ("Main Navigation"). Other factors that affect children from going to school is because of conflicts and wars that result in schools to be destroyed and families to flee the country. Lack of education is a growing crisis due to many factors in developing countries but it has the power pull a country

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    frameworks and post 16 options for young people and adults. School Classification Characteristics Controlled This can be nursery‚ primary‚ special‚ secondary or Grammar schools‚ Which are controlled by a Board Of Governors and Employing Authorities (ELBS). All these schools are funded by the five ELBs through the schools Board of Governors. Primary and secondary schools consist of transferors which are mainly the protestant churches‚ and representatives of parents‚ teachers and ELBs. Nursery

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    Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan

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    ABHIYAAN In 2002‚ India enacted the historic 86th Indian Constitutional Amendment Act that declared elementary education as a Fundamental Right for all children. With 304 million Indian citizens still non-literate (UNDP 2009)‚ the educational challenge could not be addressed merely with declarations of rights. So‚ the Government of India launched the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan‚ the ’Education for All’ programme. Largely funded by the Indian government‚ this programme has received around 250m Euros from

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    haven’t get the opportunity of teaching on my own anywhere so far. However‚ the only opportunity that I used to be a teacher assistance volunteer for a research with the NYU‚ focusing on Latino from 5-10 years old and the chances to attend superior education. I observed several issues with children‚ nevertheless there was this particular child (Latino) who used several times “I hate black people” I was shocked‚ the child did not even want to sit close to black students. This particular child have a strong

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    Students who are deaf or hard of hearing have diverse opinions about general education (inclusion/mainstream) and deaf school (residential) placements based on their personal experiences. Typically‚ their positive exposures to these placements are what dictate their preferences. Wilson (1997) interviewed 23 deaf students‚ who had prior experiences in general education classes except one‚ about their perspectives on general education setting and deaf school. In general‚ deaf students preferred the combination

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    ICT On Education

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    http://www.ukessays.com/essays/education/the-use-of-ict-to-help-educate-students-education-essay.php The use of ICT to help educate students According to the source form website ‚ ICT ( information and communications technology ) is an umbrella term that includes any communication or application which encompassing radio‚ television‚ cellular phones‚ satellite systems‚ computer and network hardware or software and so on ( www.searchcio-midmarket.techtarget.com/sDefinition/ ). From the computing dictionary

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    European Scientific Journal May edition vol. 8‚ No.10 ISSN: 1857 – 7881 (Print) e - ISSN 1857- 7431 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS EDUCATION IN NIGERIA Agbo Joel Christopher Onu‚ PhD Department of Business Administration‚Faculty of Administration‚ Ahmadu Bello University‚ Zaria‚ Nigeria Abstract Technological change and globalization have created a new global economy with Information and Communication Technology (ICT) occupying a complex position in relation to globalization

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    and reference‚ and tools for the content areas. Material generators are software tools that are used for making instructional materials such as posters‚ brochures‚ quizzes‚ tests‚ rubrics‚ puzzles‚ worksheets‚ games‚ awards‚ and IEPs for special education students. Many teachers regard these tools as essential to the day-to-day operation of the classroom. Wellert (2008) stated that the use of games allow teachers to directly cater to the learning style needs of the visual and tactile learners‚ and

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    Functionalism in Education

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    attaining fundamental knowledge and acquiring essential skills and proficiency‚ acknowledging certain norms and values within their community‚ and recognizing authority figures. It is also believed that social solidarity and role differentiation are the primary aspirations for a society and is achieved by means of the educational system. I can recall instances from my schooling experience‚ where functionalist aspects were taught and are presently being utilized in the classroom I observed. Some of the various

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