34 Results for Research Methods

Accurate, meaningful, and effective benchmarking methods present major difficulties to the staff and administration of all educational institutions. In "Data Don't Drive," Dowd points out how benchmarking methods might be improved to offer a more comprehensive assessment of a school&a...
How to Promote Cultural Literacy in America Cultural Literacy is nothing new, and has been a subject of concern for many years. Many doctors and professors have come up with different methods to try to stop the declining literacy in our society. Cultural literacy hinders our nation as whole...
Many schools in California want students to wear uniforms. However, Edna Batey Elementary School students are not required to wear them. Many people have opinions on whether schools should have students wear uniforms or not. My partner, Alejandro, and I decided to find out what the students at Ed...
Overview of Team Teaching in Corporate Settings Team teaching in the classroom is a concept that is gaining popularity. However, much of the research conducted on team teaching has focused on the benefits of team based teaching in the educational or academic classroom rather than in the corporate ...
For years, prescriptive, teacher-oriented, objectivist classrooms have endured as a mainstay of the American educational enterprise. Research in the past two decades has created a climatic change in education. Piagetian Constructism, the construction of disseminated knowledge into a learner, has ...
The article Entering the Arena explores the relationships of women entering the political arena of electoral office. Richard Fox and Jennifer Lawless explore why women choose to run for elective office and why there are more men in these elective offices than women. The authors argue that there are...
Introduction According to the work of Helen Patrick, et al entitled: "How Teachers Establish Psychological Environment During the First Days of School: Avoidance in Mathematics" that: "Observations of the first days of school in eight sixth-grade classrooms identified three different classroom en...
Mathematics Workshop: Mathematics Class Becomes Learner-Centered is a well-written article about using math workshops as a tool to facilitate mathematical learning in elementary classrooms. It argues that writing workshops, in which students are given freedom with time and materials to develop their...
Introduction It appears that arithmetic (especially the solving of word problems) is affected by how well students understand language. Children learn language by hearing others speak. Brophy and Evertson (1976), for example, report that a systematic pattern is a good way to help beginning readers. ...
My personal theory of teaching and learning is simple yet practical. Students work harder for a teacher who they like and respect. Mutual respect is key when educating students. However, this course has enabled me to elaborate more on my beliefs. Including the roles of stakeholders, learning ...
While attempting to uncover an effective manner for students with disabilities to be included among general education students I came across quite a bit of controversy. How can students who obtain a disability learn alongside the general public without causing distractions and damaging learning? One...
An Analysis of the Sources of Disagreement between Ebel and Melby The arguments of Robert L. Ebel and Ernest O. Melby on abolishing the grading system in schools, show disagreements of value for the most part. They both agree on need for reform of the grading system. Ebel thinks teachers must d...
We all learn in different ways, children seem to talk among each other in different ways and different tones. Over the years we have many things to share or talk about with our friends, within time we learn how to talk to each other differently. Male and females talk or share different parts of thei...
"Edu-Intelligence"The topic on how the education al system can be altered is a vast one. There are many aspects to education; and how well it can be implemented in high schools. There are many different curriculums in high school education. When researched, they are said to be over 3000 different ty...
Edison Schools and their EffectivenessYour child deserves the best. That's why you agreed to send him to an Edison School, the brainchild of the Edison team-a three year research project determined to bring the best education to a school near you. Your child arrives at school at 8:00 a.m. From 8:...
Year round education is a method of schooling that is being used more and more frequently. Some states use this method in almost every county, however it is not proving to show any higher results in tests. Some families are very inconvenienced because their children may be on different rotations res...
Adult learning is a way to separate the way adults learn from the way children learn. There are many assumptions about adult learning such as adults are self-directed, they are goal oriented, adults are relevancy oriented, they are practical and problem-solvers and adults have accumulated life exper...
Throughout time, education has been considered a process that, every so often, must be improved. The education quality in the U.S. has declined over the years and people have been looking for a way to make improvements. A more recent proposal has been to go from a traditional nine- month schedu...
Statement of the Problem Current statistics in the education marketplace show that a number of shifts are occurring. The president's "No Child will be Left Behind" act has demanded that schools raise their academic success rates, and lower the measured illiteracy and drop out rates in schools ...
One of the biggest riddles of the human being is the brain. How do our minds work, and what makes them work best? We are able to process and store large amounts of information, and then reason with it. Since the days of Ancient Greece the Western World has sought to institutionalize the learning ...
Take regular courses or take internet courses? A decade ago, schooling still meant that the students sat in a classroom while listening to the teacher¡¯s lectures. Now, we have another choice, which means the internet courses. We can listen to the lectures on line while sitting on the comfortab...
Each year, new technologies hold the promise to alter the way we think and learn. Computers are prevalent everywhere, and they are making their way into school systems around the country. It is obvious that there is a demand for technological instruction in high school and college. However, the qu...
Successful teaching involves much more than reciting information to a room full of students. Instead, successful teaching requires a foundation of pedagogical philosophy that guides the teacher in the methods to best teach understanding with their students. More so, to build this pedagogical philo...
There has been a lot of talk from many individuals about wiping out crime, but many times efforts are forfeited to the rationalization that crime can never be stopped. There has always been crime, and there will always be crime as long as the causes of these crimes are not dealt with in a suitable m...
One example of instructional technology that promotes learning in aneducational setting is the computer. Nowadays, a computer is considered asan important element in most of our activities. Especially in learning,the computer plays a significant role in providing us with diverseinformation, which,...