Education papers

A look at the guidelines required for teachers on how to deliver the appropriate level of service to learners in need of specialist support.

An examination of the inclusion of children with disabilities in a general classroom setting with children who are non-disabled.

A discussion on how much access to the Internet teenagers should be allowed and how they should use it.

An argument for differentiated instruction versus streaming in education.

A look at how literacy skills have developed.

A personal account on the rewards of teaching.

An argument against providing in-state tuition for illegal immigrants.

A narrative paper on the essence of teaching and its implications for designing a curriculum.

Argues that the American educational system is in trouble, especially in the high schools.

This paper discusses the empowerment of nursing and its importance in nurse-patient relationships.

A look at the use of human patient simulators for training nurses.

This paper discusses the roles of principals and the importance of establishing strong working relationships within the school teaching team.

Presents a proposed nursing workshop to instill Jean Watson's theory of human caring and transpersonal care.

Examines ways of combating homophobia.

An account of the necessity of a good relationship between the teacher and the pupils and the teaching methods employed.

An assessment of the implications of the use of major theories in educational psychology in literacy teaching and how these theories are implemented to evaluate and reflect on ways to improve teaching practices to English speaking students.

This paper argues for a mandatory foreign service for all young Americans in order to achieve true diversity in America.

Analyzes three articles about collaboration between educators and parents of disabled children ages 3-5 with learning delays.

A discussion identifying the key aspects pertaining to current legislation and codes of practice relevant to teaching and the institutions where these are applied.

A look at the correlation between instructional leadership and student achievement.

Reviews literature relating to public relations approaches for school leaders coping with crisis situations.

This paper discusses child rearing focusing on the issue of gender in child development.

Examines issues of regulation and accreditation pertaining to nursing education.

Explores the author's personal philosophy on supervision in education.

This paper explains how geometric concepts can be taught based on the symmetry found in Islamic art.

A teacher's personal statement regarding the importance of a Christian education.

Explores minority student under-achievement in the American school system as compared to the achievement of students from the cultural majority.

This paper explores the predictors for the failure of African Americans to access and succeed in higher education.

An argument for the continuation of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) drug prevention program.

This paper utilizes the author's observations of critical incidents in the classroom to develop recommendations to improve teaching methods.

A personal account of a student of education regarding teacher stress in the classroom.

This paper discusses the importance of Bible literacy and looks at the advantages of Bible courses in public schools.

This paper looks at the issue of higher education for immigrants living in the United States and the related cultural aspects.

This paper discusses task based instruction in English language learning for English second language (ESL) students and presents a teaching module combining English language learning and social issues.

A comparison of the arguments presented in Darlene Williams' article and David Brunsma and K. Rockquemore's article that discuss the debate over mandatory school uniform policies in the state of California.

This paper discusses potential changes to United States Department of Education Title IX policies, which will permit same-sex classes.

This paper focuses on autism, a pervasive developmental disorder.

This paper reviews Avi's "Nothing But The Truth", a dramatic story of a high school student who gets caught up in a whirlwind of gossip.

A discussion of the connections between the education system and social inequality in contemporary Ireland.

This paper discusses the problems of synonymy in the English language and suggests ways of teaching the correct usage.

This paper outlines a study that will collect data on student achievement in order to create new curriculum goals in the school system.

This paper examines how language acquisition can be improved by incorporating cultural acquisition into the curriculum.

An examination of how homesickness affects international students in a higher education setting.

This paper examines the ramifications of language and culture on education.

This paper discusses constructivism in the classroom, a teaching method by which students learn how to learn by doing.

This paper discusses the influences and problems created by the cyberculture revolution.

This paper reviews ten articles that address how pedagogues can best foster strong reading fluency, decoding, holistic, and inferential reading skills in young people.

This paper explains how job mobility has been affected by technological change, education and structural unemployment.

This paper discusses common traits of adult English Second Language (ESL) students, which impede their learning, and gives examples of how understanding American culture can increase the student's ability to learn the English language.

This paper discusses the No Child Left Behind program, arguing its ineffectiveness.

A review of Frederick Douglass' book, "Learning to Read and Write" and the reasons why knowledge among slaves was feared by slave-owners.

This article looks at the implications of IDEA with regards to the personal liability of the school administrators involved.

This paper discusses the development of an autistic child's communication skills in the classroom.

An analysis of the history of the construction of the normative with regards to disability.

This paper looks at the Logan Health Center, studying its aims, philosophy and strategies.

This paper assesses three different articles on language, cognition and psychology and discusses just what the human mind really is.

This paper discusses how computer-assisted instruction can aid in the teaching of language arts, focusing on the writer's personal experience with Skills Bank software.

An argument that higher education should be free.

A study of the Reggio Emilia early childhood education system.

A look at some of the training required to undertake peace and humanitarian operations.

An analysis of the impact of being the son or daughter of a single parent upon the development - cognitive, emotional and physical - of a young person.

An analysis of the theory of human caring developed by Jean Watson.

This paper discusses the importance of teacher behavior in human learning and development.

An overview of Stephanie Dalton's standards for effective teaching.

This paper discusses teaching techniques and curriculum content that can be effective in teaching science in kindergarten.

This paper discusses the important role of the teacher in student development.

An analysis of how we learn a second language and how the process of teaching a second language has changed in the past and may still change in the future.

An analysis of the steps being taken in order to preserve the Seneca language.

This paper argues for the balance of normative and adaptive applications of genre for teacher/scholar educational standards.

This paper discusses the problem of normativity and exclusion in K-12 school sports activities.

This paper explores teaching strategies for children with autism.

A letter to a legislator regarding school lunch programs as a contributing factor to childhood obesity.

This paper presents a research proposal that will explore educational attainment for reunified foster youth.

An examination of four articles on the subject of voice output communications assisting severely disabled children.

A look at the argument against student aptitude tests.

A look and review of current legislation and codes of practice in the teaching profession in the U.K.

This paper discusses inclusion and looks at the dilemmas facing schools in identifying and implementing inclusion policies in practice.

A career education plan for ninth graders.

This paper looks at parent-child relationships and discusses how they affect conceptions of God.

This paper urges parents to become involved in the prevention of binge drinking on campuses.

A look at the value of providing school children with continuous assessments.

A critique of Kevin O'Grady's, "Motivation in Religious Education: A Collaborative Investigation with Year Eight Students".

This paper looks at motivational problems in educational settings.

This paper discusses the lottery as a property tax alternative to fund education.

This paper discusses the cause and reactions to the Columbine High School massacre, April 20, 1999.

This paper analyzes the work-related critical incident case of a new employee, Adam, who is severely injured while driving a forklift.

A comparison of the strengths and weaknesses of the French and U.S. childcare systems.

An analysis of the importance of mental health development within schools.

An analysis of the aims and implementation strategies for a school program improvement plan, focusing on Minnesota School District # 279.

This paper discusses mathematics education in early education programs.

A comparison of cognitive theories and a discussion of assumptions, propositions and applications of human development and learning, particularly affecting childhood educators.

A discussion on whether or not there is discrimination against Black Caribbean school children in the UK.

This paper describes the gender inequality that exists in Indian education and recommends changes to India's education system.

An examination of Charles Darwin's controversial theory of human evolution and the Scopes Monkey Trial.

A discussion of the negative effects of technological advances and entertainment media, especially in the form of television and Internet, on human intelligence.

A discussion of Jonathan Kozol's book, "Savage Inequalities", and Toni Cade Bambara's story, "The Lesson", regarding poor public school education in impoverished urban areas.

A discussion on the underperformance of boys when they learn to read in comparison to girls.

This paper argues that reforms are needed in the U.S. higher education system.

An examination of education policies and legal issues related to intelligent design and religion with schools in the United States.