Education comes within the meaning of charitable purposes. • Article 28(1) – prohibits educational institution, maintained out of state funds to provide religious instructions. Moral education can be given. Article 28(2) is an exception to article 28(1) , where in an endowment or trust administered by state can impart religious instruction written in the terms of the endowment. In such a case 28(1) doesn’t apply. • Article 30 gives right of minorities to establish and administer institutions of its
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CHAPTER I The Problem and Its Background Introduction For many years, educators and researchers have debated which school variables influence student achievement. As policy-makers became more involved in school reform, this suggestion takes on new importance since their many initiatives rely on presumed relationships between various education-related factors and learning outcomes. Some researches have suggested that “schools bring little influence to bear upon a child’s achievement
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CUE 2013-14 Written Exam Exemplar – Essay Overall Strengths of this essay based on the following Assessment Criteria Criterion 1 (C1): It offers a clear organization and cohesion, guiding the reader to follow the arguments in the essay with an introductory outline that indicates stance, topic sentences, summarizing sentences, references to previous paragraphs, linking devices, and an appropriate conclusion. Criterion 2 (C2): It answers all parts of the question. It shows a clear, consistent
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importance of English language for enhancing educational attainment through improved communication ability can never be over emphasized. Students who have so much difficulties with their communication skill in English language may not function effectively, not only in English language but in their academic and this is no reason than the fact that English language in Nigeria today is the language of text-books and the language of instruction in schools. When Students’ Proficiency in English Language is
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com Erico T. Nograles National High School’s Webboard Training Narrative Report Page 2 the development of web based in-structional presentations.It makes the teachers transformthe web as the virtual location of learning references, the medium topublish instructional guidance for learning, and the place to initiate ac-tivities for the students to search for knowledge and continuous learningoutside the physical classroomthrough the Internet.The students of these trainedteachers when they
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Language plays an important role in human life. Out of all the languages in the world, English is considered as the international language. Foreign language like a foreign plant grows with difficulty on the native soil. That is why the learning of the mother tongue is the labor of love whereas the learning of a foreign language is the love of labor ; one gives hot house existence, another breathes spring time atmosphere. A foreign language is like the step-mother whose frowns and rebukes one has
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In the 10th grade, my English teacher Mrs. Gordon began a new section, having us read The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. Before that, we studied classics like Antigone, The Catcher in the Rye, and Hamlet. The Hobbit was something different. We still studied symbolism and figurative language. We still had pop quizzes on comprehension and vocabulary. But this was the action-packed adventure that put sparkles in Mrs. Gordon's eyes. I already liked to read and write. But that day while observing my teacher
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION -refers to the established normative system of providing and receiving education and training Education- maybe defined as a process of learning that involves developing the cognitive, affective, and psychomotor skills of a person which leads to change Educational organizations such as schools, training and development centers, etc. operate for the following educational purposes: 1. Knowledge Acquisition. Schools lay down the foundations for structured learning
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LANGUAGE AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSIGNMENT Examine the socio-cultural and political and religious implications of English as a national language in a multi lingual society like Nigeria. What is Language? Hornby (2001:667) defines language as the system of communication in speech and writing that is used by a people of a particular country. Oderinde (2005) sees language as a “system and vehicle of communication. Language is a symbol
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Secondary schools were established to foster the English language and behaviour as well as protestant beliefs. In the class structured view of education which prevailed, secondary education was seen as a concern for the middle classes, who if they saw fit, should buy it as a commodity, just like any personal goods. Following the establishment of the Irish Free State in1922 the mode of state financing was altered to capitation grants for pupils in ‘recognised schools’ and incremental salaries for
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