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    Youth Sport Participation

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    Nowadays‚ there is a contentious issue on youth participation in leisure experiences in relation to sport. This essay will demonstrate disciplinary perspective of psychology to examine the issue in regards to youth sports participation. There are a number of psychological factors that show whether youth may gain benefits from involvement. Sports offer youth opportunities to experience competitiveness and increasing their self-esteem. However‚ attitudes such as anxiety and stress from strong training

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    My Progress in Writing

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    My Progress in Writing As a non-native speaker who immigrated to the U.S. two years ago‚ English is a big obstacle for me in communication. I have had many difficult times speaking and understanding English when talking to others. Writing an essay was almost impossible for me to think of. Realizing how difficult it was to experience these linguistic difficulties‚ I then decided to go back to school to improve my English skills. Therefore‚ English became especially essential for me to succeed in

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    114 Learner Autonomy: Concept and Considerations Madhu Neupane Abstract “Give me a fish and I eat for a day. Teach me to fish and I eat for a lifetime.”This proverb taken from Chinese culture is associated with learner autonomy. Once learning used to be the matter of receiving the body of knowledge which could then be used for the rest of life. But such view has been nonsense in this fast-paced world. Therefore‚ the learners should be provided with the skills necessary for the lifelong pursuit

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    Essay: Educational Progress – Paul Freire To define what education is‚ Paulo Freire has analyzed how the school systems work in almost all institutions‚ to end up with the conclusion that education that is given to students does not fit with its definition. Although people do not agree on a single definition of education‚ it has been agreed by most thinkers and philosophers that education is a way to teach student how to think rather than telling them what to think. That is the source of enlightenment

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    Education and Teacher

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    The good teacher is more than a lecturer - the twelve roles of the teacher The good teacher is more than a lecturer – the twelve roles of the teacher AMEE Medical Education Guide No 20 This AMEE Education Guide was first published in Medical Teacher: Harden R M and Crosby J R (2000). AMEE Education Guide No 20: The good teacher is more than a lecturer – the twelve roles of the teacher. Medical Teacher 22(4): 334-347. The Authors R M Harden is Director of the Centre for Medical Education

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    to name specifically‚ are the teenagers‚ most especially students of generation nowadays‚ are in a complexity and diverse behavior in gaining and having focus and motivation with both academic and non-academic activities set by identified educational institutions. Extracurricular activities are seen as a way of offering academically gifted students a way of excelling within the school environment‚ a way of challenged students to achieve within the school setting‚ and as a way of creating a sense

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    Why Is Progress Bad?

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    Progress is always occurring‚ in good ways and bad ways. But for the most part‚ progress is usually bad even though it may seem good. No one can look into the future and say‚ “Hey‚ don’t do that‚ it’s not going to work out” which is why progress should be seen as a bad thing. If someone were to look back on history and look very closely at the things that changed the world for the better‚ they would see that it was in fact a bad thing that happened. One case that can clearly show this is the Industrial

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    Participation of Women

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    Overview: 1.Women in the past 2.Women nowadays 3.Pros 4.Cons Women in the past -Their duty: +cooking meal + cleaning house +taking care of children -were used in the work areas like agriculture or handcraft -were not different from slaves Hình minh họa nhé ^^ Women nowadays - What Percentage of Women Work? Biểu đồ : 63.3 percent of women age 16 to 24 worked in 1998 versus 43.9 percent in 1950. 76.3 percent of women age 25 to 34 worked in 1998 versus 34.0 percent in 1950. 77.1

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    21st Century Learner

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    Changes In The 21st Century Learning Introduction: How can 21st century students be expected to function in a 21st century world‚ with a 20th century education? It may be easy for some students‚ but for the majority of the student population‚ the present style of teaching is no longer relevant to their needs. This being said‚ most students have a new way of looking at the world‚ as the world itself now looks different than it did when those teaching methods were created. Education should be

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    Roles of Teachers

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    BOUNDARIES: The main role of teacher is to teach the subject in a way that actively involves and engages the students during every session The teacher should use clear language to enable the students to understand Also should manage the learning process from when the students commence to when they complete‚ ensuring you assess their progress‚ give relevant feedback and keep appropriate records. To be a good teacher‚ that includes being enthusiastic and passionate about

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