Education papers

This paper discusses the issue of the censorship of books for children, focusing on Susan Patron's book, "The Higher Power of Lucy".

A comparative analysis between two books regarding the improvement of public education: "Understanding by Design" by Jay McTighe and Grant Wiggins and "What Works: Translating Research into Action" by Robert Marzano.

A discussion about forming a global canon for literary studies.

This paper discusses the implementation of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and the Individuals with Disabilities Improvement (IDEIA) programs in Bibb County schools.

An analysis of the positive effects of bilingualism and why Canadian immersion programs have been so successful compared to their American counterparts.

This paper describes and reflects upon work-based learning programs (WBL), especially in the high school curriculum.

A case study presentation of the language and cultural issues that exist in terms of integration of new non-English speaking students into a school.

This paper reviews an article titled 'A New Bit on Toddler Biting- The Influence of Food, Oral Motor Development, and Sensory Activities' by Ramming, Kyger and Thompson published in "Young Children".

This paper explores the relationship between family size and educational attainment.

This paper researches how a focus on developing educational leadership can provide teachers with new motivation in creating the best possible classroom and learning experiences.

This paper describes five Ontario guidelines aiding teachers in quality classroom assessment of creative writing in Grades 1-6.

A review of various articles on learning theories and forms of praise by Carol Dweck.

A discussion of the challenges facing Hong Kong students studying in Toronto.

This paper looks at the issue of computer-based technology and discusses the hidden costs of school computers.

A critique of the research reported by O. Barr in the article "The Evolving Role of Community Nurses for People with Learning Disabilities; Change over an 11-Year-Period".

An analysis of four articles with regards to students reading comprehension and fluency.

This paper discusses the interaction between learning and development.

This paper explores whether leaving children in a child care facility is detrimental to a baby's attachment to its mother.

This paper defends the course "Criticism and the Public Arts" as a beginning point in understanding how to apply academic methods of study to all aspects of art and communication.

A discussion on whether the Caribbean society is too receptive and diverse for its own good.

This paper reviews two articles about teaching literacy: Duke et al's 'Authentic Literacy Activities for Developing Comprehension and Writing' and Mary F. Heller's 'Telling Stories and Talking Facts'.

This paper examines the state board of education's "Moral and Spiritual Training" curriculum.

This paper discusses aspects and stages of human development.

A discussion of the school culture in Canada.

This paper applies Piaget's theory of stages of play in the observation of a young child.

This paper examines the effect of educational attainment on the gender wage gap in Canada.

This paper is a discussion by a science major on issues of teaching language arts presented through a professional portfolio.

This paper argues that the Scholastic Aptitude Tests or Scholastic Assessment Tests (SAT) should not be used as the criterion for college admittance.

An analysis of the issues that Senate Bill 2529 is intended to address with regards to the licensing and education of nurses within the New Jersey State health care system.

A progress report in which a student discusses how he deals with the obstacle of impatience in his advanced chemistry course.

This paper argues against traditional bargaining in education negotiations.

This paper discuses the objectives and methodology of a research report by L. Hsu and S. Hsieh entitled "An Exploration of Scenario Discussion in a Web-Based Nursing Course".

A self assessment of a teacher planning to broaden her career.

This paper discusses the life and culture of those living in Kiev, Ukraine.

A discussion of how Cindy Neuschwander's book, "Amanda Bean's Amazing Dream", may help in teaching children multiplication.

A discussion of the lack of adequate facilities and technology for disabled university students at the University of California of Irvine and a proposed solution to this problem.

A comparison of the aims, enrolment and culture of universities and colleges in the United States and Britain.

An application essay for readmission to the Faculty of Arts at the University of British Columbia.

A review of the article, "Serving Culturally Diverse Children with Serious Emotional Disturbance and Their Families," by Gwendolyn Cartledge, Cathy Kea and Evette Simmons-Reed.

This paper offers an evaluation of a lesson taught to third grade students.

This paper presents a review of the article "Writing on the Front Line: A Study of Workplace Writing" by Mark Mabrito.

This paper defines the academic discipline of humanities and explores five curriculum areas of contemporary humanities study.

A lesson plan for a third grade class that aims to encourage the use of safety helmets for bicycles.

This paper explores the roles of culture and language in education.

A review of James Dobson's "Parents' Answer Book".

This paper discuses the many levels of advanced nursing degrees and their need in the profession.

This paper explores religious discrimination, with a focus on public schools.

This paper reviews an article by Roberta E. Dorr, "Something Old is New Again."

An analysis of the need for teachers to cope with cultural differences and issues of religion in the classroom.

An analysis of the concepts and applications of the theory of David Bartholomae's article "Inventing the University."

This paper explores the barriers to education that students with disabilities face in Canada.

An analysis of the collective teaching and assessment of nursing students in an asynchronous environment.

A description and overview of the advantages and disadvantages of home schooling.

This paper determines a teacher's personal professional and ethical standards for working with students with special needs.

An analysis of the impact of diversity on teaching in Australia.

This document discusses leadership with respect to the educational setting and organization.

This paper discusses how the welfare state's benefits for its citizens are being undermined by neoliberal thought and policies.

A critical evaluation of the MacLean's university rankings.

This paper reviews an article by Fr Robert Mattingly SJ entitled 'Gay Adolescents in Catholic Schools - Avoiding the Topic Won't Make It Go Away' printed in "Momentum".

This paper explores the advantages and disadvantages of standardized testing and accountability.

This paper explores the role of power in policy development and implementation.

This paper paints a picture of the society in a Sinhalese village, Sri Lanka.

A lesson plan, predicated upon the scientific inquiry model, that asks students to consider how human beings impact the mating and feeding habits of wildlife whose ecosystems suddenly are disrupted by human waste.

An analysis of the importance of leadership within 21st century schools in West Virginia.

An analysis of the definition of curriculum and the importance of taking into account the sociological and ideological aspects of the concept.

An examination of the 'aspect' feature of English grammar and how this is taught.

This paper discuses postsecondary students with emotional and behavioral disturbances (E/BD) and their transition into the work force

This paper outlines why the world view approach to history is preferable to a European and/or American-centered approach to studying history.

An analysis of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) and the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act (IDEA).

A discussion of the attitude of Roman Catholic school teachers and their approach to their homosexual students.

This paper explores different philosophical perspectives and their role in education.

This paper examines the "Epperson v. Arkansas" case that claimed the statute privileging creationism and banning evolution was a violation of the Establishment Clause of the United States Constitution.

An examination of liberalism and inegalitarian tradition in American political culture.

A discussion of the role and benefits of a public library to a community's economic development.

A discussion of time management and study skills, as relevant to a college student.

A personal statement for entry in the University of Washington, Seattle.

A discussion on whether participation in high school competitive sports is a destruction of the school mission or a contribution to academic goals.

This paper discusses equity in education, and social justice as it relates to gay students.

This paper evaluates a proposed violence prevention program through Ralph Tyler's objectives-based evaluation model.

An analysis of peer dynamics and race in the elementary classroom.

This paper critically reviews the article, "7 Steps for Melting Anger on the Spot" by Brenda Shoshanna.

This paper studies the functions of the school library media center.

An analysis of the benefits of content-centered instruction on English-as-a-second-language (ESL) study in Korea.

This paper describes and evaluates the Woodcock-Johnson Psycho-Educational Battery-Third Edition (WJIII).

A case study analyzing interlanguage and how it affects second language acquisition among Chinese adolescents in China.

This paper discusses the qualities of a trustworthy leader that create a positive school culture.

This paper is an essay exploring the writer's concept of what it means to be a perfect success.

This paper critically evaluates the Dalian Maple Leaf EFL Exit Exam of July 2002.

This paper argues that changes brought about by educational restructuring are always positive catalysts towards improved school-based management.

An analysis of the importance of certain skills that are taught within drama classes in Queensland schools.

A literature review and observation of issues relating to sexual misconduct in special education.

A case study presentation of a transformational leader and her self-assessment and improvement.

This paper discusses vocational training and its benefits.

A case study of Robert Smith, a preschooler with high potential.

An examination of the inclusive practices in education with respect to learners with disabilities.

An analysis of the benefits of racial diversity in the American higher education system.

This paper analyzes the economic feasibility of free university education in Canada, China and Australia.

An examination of online education and overall university participation in Canada.