Improving teacher–student interaction in the English classroom Acknowledgement I would like to acknowledge all the students and the teachers from Newman Catholic College who helped and guided me to formulate my research topic‚ as well as‚ the process of carrying out the action plan. Abstract This paper offers an example of how to apply action research to improve and explore the patterns of teacher-student verbal communication that existed in my classroom. Pre and post survey and teacher observation
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Effects for students study abroad As the world now become a global village‚ the proportion of students study abroad has increase a lot recent years due to many possible reasons such as family immigration‚ exchange programs‚ job requirements‚ financial ability and etc. In 2007‚ there were about 262‚000 American students studied abroad; where as only 114‚000 US students studied abroad a decade ago. Study abroad has become a trend since many people believe that in order to get a head start before
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Teacher’s Mental Health in relation to Personality Development of Students AbstractPurnima Sood Bhushan This study is aimed at finding the effect of teacher’s mental health on the personality development of students. The study concludes that the teachers with good mental health induce more dominantly the extrovert trait of personality whereas in the case of induce teachers with ill mental health; Psychotic and neurotic traits of personality d among the students. The educationists all over the worlds
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Effects of the Overuse of Smartphone on Students Smartphone is the essential digital gadgets that teenagers nowadays have. Other than basic communication functions‚ Smartphone nowadays also provide a large varieties of applications including games and other media functions. The enhanced capabilities and functionalities have enabled convenience of many activities conducted through computer systems. Many people are increasingly spending hours on phones as they do on the computers. However‚ despite
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approximately 4 out of 10 female students have reported experiencing verbal or emotional abuse. This translates to 44.8% of those who admitted to have had dated their peers in secondary schools. (Franzoi‚ 2000). According to Jaffe (1992)‚ a recent Canadian study of high school students indicates that fully 24% of female had become victims of forced sexual intercourse by Grade 12. A large scale of United States survey of a school population found that 25% of female students had been victims of rape or
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Does the teacher keep students in during recess/lunch? Why? My cooperating teacher does keep students in for lunch and recess‚ usually every day. For homework‚ she has students record in their agenda what they need to do for the night‚ week‚ or weekend. When students return the next day‚ the teacher checks to see if they are ready to turn in any homework that is due. If students are missing homework‚ she gives them a one day grace period. If a student still has not turned in homework after this
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The Effects of Stress on College Students Nationwide around 18.2 million to 19.7 million students enroll in college every year. About 7‚000 students drop out every day. (Profile America Facts For Features) Many students have different problems that make them decide between crossroads‚ whether to stick to education or just drop out. As a college student I often think about this particular crossroad because I’m stressed. Whether it’s homework‚ work‚ or any other problem‚ stress is bound to be there
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THE EFFECT OF STUDENT ELECTIONS ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE INTRODUCTION “A 10% failure rate in Lebanese universities! What happened?” wrote the famous editor and write Khalil Hanna in one of the newspapers. He continued his piece talking about the elections in the universities. One can’t but ask those questions: Should university heads allow such event on campus? Are students benefiting from their university’s educational experience‚ or are they investing their time in preparations for
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day instructional materials strategies‚ therefore‚ it enables preschool learner to acquire desirable quality and technical competence on their academic achievements (Odewunmi; 1993) research done on internet and technology in the classroom has shown that it increases the amount of interactive activities and collaboration in the classroom. Teacher and pupils collaboration is a requirement of the constructive view point‚ since we are trying to have the pupils to construct their own world view of their
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universal. Students articulate many reasons why they do it‚ but most neglect to consider both the long-term consequences of their actions. How wide-spread is drug and alcohol abuse? Teenagers today admit to extensive experimentation. According to one study‚ 90 percent of teens said that they have used alcohol‚ over 50 percent have used marijuana‚ 17 percent have used cocaine and 13 percent have used some form of hallucinogenic drug. Drug use has been classified as a major problem of students as early
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