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    Individual Education

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    51. “Education will be truly effective only when it is specifically designed to meet the individual needs and interests of each student.” The present society commences calling attention to the individual development that guides suggestions of education reformation we normally know the individual education‚ which is to exclusively cater for every distinctive student. This revolutionary education method indeed has its redeeming features‚ yet I have my reservations. What I think through over and

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    Value of Education

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    Investing in education is the single most effective means of reducing poverty. Girls and boys who learn to read‚ write and count will provide a better future for their families and countries. With improved education‚ so many other areas are positively affected. In short‚ education has the power to make the world a better place. Education is more than reading‚ writing‚ and arithmetic. It is one of the most important investments a country can make in its people and its future and is critical to reducing

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    Right to Education

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    A Child’s right to an Education As a child‚ you are entitled to the right to finger paint‚ run around the playground‚ to eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwich‚ and the right to an education. You are entitled to the right to be able to flourish socially and academically in a safe environment. You deserve to be given the opportunity to develop an identity‚ and to think freely for yourself as you grow into an adult. Every child should be given the possibility to get educated‚ eventually breaking

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    Purpose of Education

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    The Purpose of Education and its role towards an individual’s life and the Reforms in present education System In most of the dictionary education is defined as the imparting and acquiring of knowledge through teaching and learning. It’s is something one learns in schools and college‚ but I think that’s not true. Education is not only offered in school but it is journey which begins at birth and for most of us it has already begun. Education is to not only equip people with the knowledge of the

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    issues of education

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    Knowledge is the food for man because in absence of knowledge man cannot grow his food. Education is the pond of knowledge Today‚ every country of the world is trying to be developed in every possible way. Every country whether it is a developed or developing‚ they both want to progress in a scientific way. They want to reach on the top of developments. In this context when we talk about education and its contemporary issues. We should first discuss that what challenges and issues do we

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    Bilingual Education

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    Why Do We not Consider the Benefits? Bilingual education is like the seat belts in the back of your car. They both serve as helpful attachments that can only prepare you for the future. Bilingual education is a form of education in which information is presented to the student in two or more languages. By broadening a student’s scope to two or more languages‚ students hold an advantage when entering the professional world. The professional world is where work gets serious and adults have to face

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    History of Education Institution Social institutions play a big part in the structure of human societies. There are 5 major social institutions‚ and they just happen to be family‚ education‚ religion‚ politics‚ and economics. I personally feel that education is the most important and interesting institution in todays world. Simply because an education can make or break a person. Having an education determines the direction of ones life. Having an education is an enlightening experience. Education

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    Catholic Education

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    meeting with Catholic Educators‚ on April 17‚ 2008‚ His Holiness Benedict XVI articulated that “….education is integral to the mission of the church to proclaim the Good News. First and foremost every Catholic educational institution is a place to encounter the living God who in Christ Jesus reveals his transforming love and truth (c.f. spe.Salvi 4). The Catholic community here has in fact made education one of its highest priorities. This undertaking has not come without great sacrifice. Towering figures

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    Co Education

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    CO-EDUCATION The Meaning Of Co-Education Co-Education means the teaching of both boys and girls in the same school and under the same roof. It also means imparting the same education to both the sexes without any distinction. This system of education aims at bringing boys and girls together. It allows free mixing of sexes without any inhibition. Co-education generates harmonious relationship‚ a sense of co-operation‚ and thus‚ helps in the progress of the nation.Co-education is a system

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    Philosophy of Education

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    Introduction: My personal philosophy of education is based around four fundamental ideas: that teaching and learning should be student centred: that true learning occurs best when it is most meaningful to the student: that every student has the right to a safe‚ caring and supportive learning environment and‚ finally‚ that learning is a lifelong process. In discussing my personal philosophy of education‚ I will elaborate on the aim of education‚ address the role of the teacher and the learner

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