...Nowadays education becomes very important and significant issue in the world since people started getting wealth, because families believe good education can bring bright future to their children and countries needs education to cultivate their talents which helping push forward the development of the countries. Parents and government spends a lot of money on tuition and school construction, respectively, in order to providing best education to the kids. But sometimes it doesn’t help. Thus, most of educators are trying to find a best way of teaching. In the passage “The “Banking” Concept of Education”, author Paulo Freire summarized two ways of education which are Banking education, and problem posing, and they are totally opposite to each other. Banking education method is like action of deposing that students are depositories and teachers are depositors which make education such more efficient. In contrast, problem posing is like teacher promote and encourage students to be creative. Both of them have their drawbacks and benefits. So, which one of them is the best way of teaching? Based on my own experiences, I think problem posing is best way to help studying in the earlier studying life, because children needs to open their mind and being more creative, but in the further life of studying banking education seems more suitable for them, because they already have a creative mind and the only thing they needed is learning more efficient which can be given by banking education. Banking...
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...Online Versus Traditional Education Amanda Paskiang COM/155 December 1, 2013 Lisa King Imagine having seven children, a spouse, and a job. Do you think you would have a chance to go sit in a traditional classroom in order to advance your education? This was the main reason why people did not try to get a college degree, just a decade ago. Now days, there are two types of education, the traditional setting and the online setting. There are many different advantages and disadvantages to both online and traditional education. First, there is the issue of time constraints. Many people have very little free time to which they can devote to an education. One of the disadvantages of traditional education is the time that has to be set aside at a specific time. This makes it really hard if your spouse is at work and you do not have a babysitter. In this case, maybe pursuing an online degree is best for you. It will allow you to attend your classes when it is most convenient for you. Another aspect that people look at when deciding which type of education is the best option for them is location. With today’s gas prices, most people do not want to drive back and forth to school. Therefore, they choose online education. Some people would have to drive a long way to get to a college campus, because they do not live near one. This is when the benefits of online education, being able to be done at home, outweigh the advantages of a traditional education. The third thing I am going...
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...war history of English education is simply the story of a lengthy struggle between egalitarians and meritocratic. Discuss The English education has always been a topic of debate between the two political sides of spectrum and no more so than the struggle between egalitarians and meritocratic. Egalitarians believe that the education system should be rewarding for all and the meritocratic approach has been one where the education system should be a fight for the best e.g. you achieve the best based on merit and hard work, both have underlying flaws when either approach has been taking to policy. One of the first changes to the English education system came in the 1944 Education act also known as the Butler act brought to power by R.A. Butler conservative politician. This education act changed the English system in the following way; changes to secondary schools meant that there were a tripartite system in place which consisted of 3 types of schools and these schools were Grammar schools only the very few 15% made it into them these schools consisted of a very hard work ethic towards education whereas the secondary modern was a very basic approach compared to the grammar school as they only focussed on woodwork basic arithmetic and basic understanding of other subjects, the third school was the technical schools and these were created slightly later but focused solely on employment for the students so they would learn skills to get jobs at the end of education. Students had to stay...
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...Examine the New Right view of the role of education. (20 marks) The New Right perspective have a more political view on education which could be named as old fashioned compared to functionalists. They believed that education is for socialising and preparing young children for the world of work however they say that the state cannot meet peoples needs. The New Right are similar in many ways to functionalists as they believe that some people are naturally more talented than others. They believe that education should socialise pupils into shared values, such as competition so the most talented people can get the best jobs and instil a sense of national identity. They broadly favour an education system run on meritocratic principles of open competition, and one that serves the needs of the economy by preparing young people for work. However, unlike functionalists, the New Right do not believe that the current education system is achieving these goals as according to New Right, the reason for their failure is that its run by state and that instead we should be encouraging competition through different forms of private education. A central principle of the New Right is the belief that the state cannot meet people’s needs and that people are best left to meet their own needs and that people are best left to meet their own needs through the free market. A number of the principles of the New Right are based on the theories of market forces. They felt that the British economy was...
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...S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (2009), during the 2007-08 school year there were an estimated 119,150 kindergarten through grade 12 schools in the United States. This number includes 87,190 traditional public schools and 28,220 private schools. That is a large number of schools for parents to choose from. When choosing a school, parents will look at the options of public and private schooling available to their children. There are both many similarities and many differences between public and private schools. When comparing private and public schools parents should take into account the curriculum offered to students, the environment their children will be in, and the cost of the education provided. Parents who are trying to decide what school to send their children to should compare public and private school systems to determine which one will be best suited for their children. A curriculum is the courses offered by an educational institution, and both public and private schools have different curricula they adhere to and follow. Both private and public schools generally have an established number of credits required for a student to progress through the school and graduate. Also both have courses which are required such as mathematics, social studies and English. Public schools have generalized programs offered to students, which usually require English, math, reading, writing, science, history and physical education. The programs are...
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...Dylan Mains Philosophy 100-14 Prof. Dunch 24 October 2013 The Magnificent Philosopher King Education is a vital component of contemporary society in the pursuit of peace, harmony and ultimately justice. One must be wise enough to understand the principles of justice. In the Republic, Plato portrays the importance of education for being just through his justification for what the Philosopher King knows. The definition of justice is based on the people’s education, experience, and going through the process of shaping a just soul. In order to reach justice, one must experience and learn from the best moments of life to really appreciate it as well as have the wisdom to recognize it. The Philosopher Kings exemplify all of these traits and have an understanding of the world as it is, giving them the strongest foundation for understanding justice. Plato argues for the importance of education for justice in the Republic, emphasizing education in the forms for reaching justice; justice is the harmony between the three parts of the soul. As a result of having a harmonious balance between the three parts of the soul, one is able to achieve Plato’s view of justice. The main focus of education, from an individual’s perspective, is to gain knowledge. Reason is the most important aspect needed for a person who is seeking to understand justice and know how to achieve it. Plato points out that every soul contains three parts: appetite, spirit, and reason. In addition, Plato...
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...list of aims and objectives of a business and then I will evaluate which aims and objectives were created to serve this stakeholder. Aims and Objectives: Tesco * Offering customers the best value for money and the most competitive prices. * Meeting the needs of customers by constantly seeking, and acting on, their opinions regarding innovation, product quality, choice, store facilities and service. * Providing shareholders with progressive returns on their investment improving profitability through investment in efficient stores and distribution depots, in productivity improvements and in new technology. * Developing the talents of its people through sound management and training practices, while rewarding them fairly with equal opportunities for all. * Working closely with suppliers to build long term business relationships based on strict quality and price criteria. * Participating in the formulation of national food industry policies on key issues such as health, nutrition, hygiene, safety and animal welfare. * Supporting the well-being of the community and the protection of the environment. Customers – The viewpoint for this stakeholder would be they want Tesco to offer them the best value for money and the most competitive prices. Looking at the list of aims and objectives for Tesco the aims and objective created to serve their customers is, “Offering customers the best value for money and the most competitive price” and also “Meeting the...
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...Student Information edit title Student Strengths Morgan is a 15-year-old ninth grader with mild intellectual disabilities. She is happy, cooperative, and affectionate. Morgan enjoys volunteer work at the local food pantry and stocking shelves. She works independently on task to completion with great accuracy. Morgan is currently able to write simple sentences and paragraphs on a given topic with moderate assistance. She is able to complete journaling activities that describe her day with minimal assistance or prompts. Morgan has mastered telling time within five minute intervals and reading a calendar. Morgan has mastered home-living activities such as laundry and simple mean preparation in the Life Skills Lap at school. Student Interests Morgan states she would enjoy working in a grocery store or restaurant after high school. Teachers and family members have noted that she exhibits superior skills for her grade level in the kitchen and grocery store. In the kitchen and grocery store, Morgan displays great independence, requiring little prompting or direction to complete her task. Morgan states she would enjoy living in an apartment with a roommate after high school. When asked what she wanted to be doing when she is 25, Morgan states she would like to attend a cooking school and work in a restaurant as a cook. She states working in a grocery store while she is in school would be good to pay the bills until she finished cooking school. Assessments Enderle-Severson...
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...Female Education in the Early Republic Dr. Benjamin Rush was an advocate for a republican form of government after the Revolutionary War because he believed it was a way to distinguish the United States from Britain. As a part of the republicanism philosophy that he was promoting, he advocated for the proper education of women through many speeches including one influential speech called “The Education of Republican Women.” Dr. Benjamin Rush had many thoughts about the education of women, which included not reading novels, using ornamental accomplishments to yield principles and knowledge, and to help promote republicanism in the United States. Dr. Rush wanted to discourage young American women from reading novels because he thought they didn’t apply American life. He didn’t think that reading these novels filled with “extravagant love, jealousy, ambition or revenge” would help the American women in the life that she was facing. Dr. Rush didn’t dismiss all novels, but he did dismiss the subject matter of the novels. He believed that their time would be better spent studying concrete subjects that would help them work in the home and raise their children better, rather than wasting their time reading frivolous things that wouldn’t be helpful. Dr. Rush “tended to link a woman's need for knowledge to their duty as wives and mothers” and the topics talked about in novels didn’t pertain to their duties. He thought that women should be educated in things that would help...
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...literary history featuring Chaucer and Shakespeare and even significant contributions to pop culture through artists like The Beatles, England has played a large role in making our world what it is today. In addition, England is one of the world” best educational systems”, making it an obvious choice for many students in the world those looking not just to expand their horizons, but to receive a top-notch education abroad as well. Carla Stanton, International Manager of...
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...In 2011, I made the decision to get a college education and expand my career choices. I believe having an education is very important, if you want to be successful in your life. When looking at which school I was going to attend, I had to look at all aspects of my education. One of the first questions I asked myself was should I attend an online school or go to a traditional school? There two choices when looking to obtain a college education; the choices are online education or a traditional education. Online and traditional educations have many similarities but their differences with classroom settings, classmate interaction, and the instruction methods can be difficult for many people. The most important difference of online and traditional education would be the classroom setting. Online classes are defined as courses that are offered primarily or exclusively through the Internet. (Blank, 2012) Online students can learn from anywhere, they have access to a computer with Internet access. A student can turn in homework, take an exam and listen to a lecture while at home, traveling with the family or even sitting in the waiting room of a doctor's office. Students can complete their classwork at any time of day to fit any schedule. An online education may be best for you if you are a single parent, have a busy schedule, or you want to learn at your own pace. Some online learners may find online classes boring and have difficulty concentrating on the material that needs to...
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...Education plays a huge role in one’s life; which is why some parents search on and on for the perfect form of education that best suits their child. Although the majority would turn to public schools as their number one choice of education, home school can come with many perks too. The big question that consumes everyone’s mind; what is the best form of education that I can offer for my child? Will it be homeschool, or public school? Chosen by the majority of parents, public school is considered to be the most popular choice of education. Public schools is widely popular due to the fact that it is accessible to all citizens .To Illustrate, public schools are there for a reason, it is to ensure that everyone and anyone can receive an education to better the society and the world. Another factor would be that public schools have way more activities and contact with outside world than homeschooling does. Nowadays many public schools make sure to hold activities for students; the reason is that pep rallies and afterschool sports activities have been proven to improve a student’s performance and dedication to the school, therefore scoring higher grades. One of the cons that come along with public schools is that many students are exposed to bullying either verbally, or physically, which is...
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...EDUCATION Education, what is it and where is the best place to find it? Education is everywhere you look. It is in the things that we do, in the things that we watch, and in the things that we listen to. It is everything that is a round us. However it is not just what we see or hear it is what we feel as well. Education can be found anywhere that you are. It is something that we are learning on a day to day basis. It is not limited to just here in the US but it is all around the world. Some of the best education comes from other parts of the world and in places that we might not even think to look. It is quite obvious how Education is the key to success, and not just the success of one individual, but the success society as a whole and therefore a nation. To say education plays an important role in the future of our world is an understatement. One can think back to ancient times and realize the progress education has made from then to our current day. From the right of all peoples to receive an education to the methods and settings of it. It can be easy to forget progress and the fact that receiving a good education is not just a right but a privilege, especially when living in a country where education is free and accessible. But, just visit a few of the third world countries where education is still not just a privilege, but a very expensive one! In most third world countries there are many places where children have no access to a school, and getting teachers to reach...
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...this issue. There is no argument to say there has not been an effort placed to solve this issue. Although there is cohesion in the attempt to resolve this conflict, there is disagreement to find the best way to deal with this issue. The argument surrounding the most effective way to reduce STD infection rate has involved government officials, school officials, health officials, religious figures, and parents. Many people ask where the real controversy on this issue is. For a simple question, there is not a simple answer. The disagreement rises from whether abstinence only should be taught or a comprehensive sex education program that teaches the consequences of sexual activity. Some people believe abstinence is the most effective method to help the STD infection rate become reduced. Other critics feel that a comprehensive sex program is the best method. Just like an onion the topic of sex education has many layers. The debate against sex education has another level involving who should be responsible for these teachings. While the standpoints on the issue are realized, it is important to place figures in these perspectives. Some people feel as though the parents should teach their children about sex and sexually transmitted diseases. This can go further into what method works best and how should parents teach their children. Should parents monitor their kids or talk to them...
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...Education is very important, when talking about the evolution of society because the young people are the next generation to lead the society in the future. If the nation wants to do well in the future, it is important that everyone takes responsibility for their education and make sure to do what the country needs. This is some of these values Barack Obama focus on in his speech “Back to school”. He appeals first of all to all the young students, who have a lot of problems and therefore a hard time, when trying to educate. These recipients all have to try, and if they quit, they will let down their country. So there are a lot of expectations to these students, which Obama clearly repeats. Obama’s most important argument in this speech, are all the American values, which he remind the students of. If the country must be able to retain its glory, the students have to preserve the American values, such as the education, and the inclination for learning, so they can educate and make their parents and their country proud. This nationalism is a very important value is; to do what’s best for their country. “You want to be a doctor, or a teacher, or a police officer? You want to be a nurse or an architect, a lawyer or a member of our military? You’re going to need a good education for every single one of those careers” (page 2, line 47). He points out the importance of a good education, if they are going to ensure that their country maintains its glory, and gets a lot of success. Hard...
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