Education papers

This paper discuses the professional development of nurses through the inclusion of research activities in their education at the baccalaureate level.

A college student's application to the broadcasting and communication department at Ryerson University in Canada.

This paper argues for international student rights in Canadian universities.

This paper discusses the issue of censorship as it relates to newspapers and reporting within high schools.

An analysis of the effects of high tuition costs on the social lives of students.

A discussion of the challenges presented by diverse learners in the classroom.

This paper proposes a K-6 homework software program, called "Get on Track", which would strengthen a student's study skills and teacher-parent communications.

This paper discusses attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

A review of a book on the language of infants and toddlers by Roberta Golinkoff and Kathy Hirsch-Pasek, entitled "How Babies Talk: The Magic and Mystery of Language in the First Three Years of Life".

A student teacher's observation of an experienced teacher in a classroom setting.

A discussion on the significance of some relevant principles of learning.

An analysis of the issues surrounding the use of standard and non-standard language varieties in education.

This paper studies two individuals and examines their learning needs and styles.

This paper discuses Title IX of the Education Amendments to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, also known as the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act in honor of its creator.

A comprehensive look at the consequences of the Brown v. Board of Education (1954) lawsuit.

A study proposal to analyze the effect of parent involvement on student achievement for elementary special education students.

This paper is a review of the literature on the California English Language Development Test (CELDT) and student achievement when learning English as a second language.

This paper reviews an online article by the American Psychological Association titled "Appropriate Use of High-Stakes Testing in Our Nation's Schools".

An examination of the dirty women's washrooms at Ryerson University in Canada.

A review of Paul Bloom's book, "How Children Learn the Meanings of Words", on language acquisition in children.

This paper describes and evaluates the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI).

An examination of the problem of the continuing spread of HIV/AIDS within communities in Uganda.

A critical analysis of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2002.

This paper argues against prayer in public schools and in favor of religios freedom.

Argues that educational providers must focus on online usage patterns in order to anticipate their clients' needs and capitalize on growth prospects of online educational programming.

An overview of the factors that influence learning ability.

This paper evaluates Marcel Danesi's "Adesso! A Functional Introduction to Italian, Second Edition" as a second language acquisition (SLA) textbook.

This paper discusses poor sleeping habits as a college epidemic.

A discussion on effective classroom management based on the author's personal experience.

This paper discussing teaching in Roman Catholic Schools in Ontario.

An argument against school choice.

An examination of the development of the American and Chinese educational systems.

This paper discusses the child care industry, focusing on the Kid Zoo Developmental Center, located in Charlotte, North Carolina.

This paper discusses the development of a philosophy of language arts education for grades 7-12.

An analysis of the issues concerning organizational change and transformation leadership in the educational system.

This paper argues against the censorship of high school student newspapers.

This paper is a complete undergraduate research study of the sleeping patterns and habits of College of Arts and Sciences students of Central Philippine University.

This paper provides a summary of the book 'Universities for Sale' by N.Tudiver.

An analysis of the reasons for student inter-provincial migration in Canada.

This paper discusses what education should be, in a world of standardization.

An analysis of whether different companies' use of new media training methodologies will result in measurably different outcomes in corporate training.

This paper looks at Eric Carle's book 'The Grouchy Lady Bug' and discusses grade one mathematics lessons involving literature.

A look at the argument why vending machines should be removed from New Jersey public schools.

This paper examines the Maria Montessori and Head Start teaching programs.

This paper explores the inclusion of older adults in higher education.

This paper looks at the reliability and validity of intelligence tests in education.

This paper looks at employment prospects for university graduates in Canada.

A research proposal exploring whether the "Word Detectives: Benchmark Extended Word Identification Program for Beginning Readers" (BWIP) strategy enhances a student's reading achievement.

This paper discusses whether the expectations students have affect their academic performance.

This paper explores reading in students with nonverbal learning disabilities (NLD) and language barriers.

An analysis of the direct and indirect competencies of the advanced practice nurse (APN).

This paper discusses physical education and looks at its history.

A review of the assessment and evaluation of the standardized Woodcock-Johnson III test.

This paper explores the use of the "Bottom Up" method of informal assessment of reading for grade VI students.

The paper looks at the Jack Granatstein's "Who Killed Canadian History?", which discusses how Canadian history should be taught in Canadian schools.

This paper researches the impact of culture on international business management, with a focus on the university industry.

This paper discusses school violence and the often missed factor of crack cocaine.

An analysis of the concepts of teaching Canadian history and Jack Granatstein's book "Who Killed Canadian History?".

A look into a school intervention program for high school girls involved girl gangs.

An action research study on reading comprehension at the third grade level.

This paper provides an analysis of the causes and responses to the issue of school violence.

An analysis of the importance of safety standards and procedures for elementary school science classes.

An analysis of the influence of parental educational attainment on pre-adolescent academic performance and development.

This essay discusses National Geographic's past and the many forms of educational influence it has achieved today in mass media communication.

This paper explores student cheating in universities.

An analysis of the positive effects for the teachers and students, of the introduction of computers into the classroom.

This paper discusses the research method known as action research and its relevance to schools.

This paper compares and contrasts four articles addressing the issue of leadership and how it relates to the promotion of information literacy at the post-secondary school level.

This paper summarizes the Ohio Revised Codes 3331.04 and 3331.08.

This paper looks at the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) in order to examine federalism in the United States.

A review of the debate over whether or not to introduce school uniforms into public schools in the United States.

This paper explores the changing demographics within education.

This paper explores the merits of data-driven decision making (DDDM) in school districts.

This paper examines the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) legislation and the accountability it places on school districts.

An analysis of college tuition fees and their relationship to the rate of inflation.

A discussion on whether intelligent design should be taught in the classroom.

This paper explores globalization and the challenges it presents to colleges and universities.

This paper provides an examination of the problems inherent to the American public school system.

A presentation of a program to prepare nursing students for possible bullying in a hospital setting.

This paper looks at narrative text comprehension difficulties in younger English as a foreign language (EFL) readers.

This paper discusses the human capital ideology in Ontario education.

This paper links learning goals to the phenomenological approach in nursing education.

A review of Daniela Lesley Evans' article, "A Critical Examination of Claims Concerning the 'Impact' of Print".

This paper compares the movies "Mad Hot Ballroom" and "Take The Lead".

An analysis of the audience and scope of project for a major school grant application.

An examination of the organizational structure of the College of Nurses of Ontario.

This paper discusses the problems facing middle schools and presents solutions.

The paper concerns a college application regarding studies in film-making.

This paper discusses Enron's past ethical failures and provides ethical policy recommendations for the future.

This paper discusses the pervasive developmental disorder of autism.

An analysis of the role of school-based health clinics in the overall healthcare of patients.

An analysis of the importance of nurturing creativity in children.

This paper examines Internet websites on the topic of the Vietnam war.

A grant proposal for computer games in the classroom to improve the math, science and engineering skills of students.

This paper discusses using the Internet as a historical source.

This paper looks at how Palestinian textbooks perpetuate anti-Israeli sentiments among Palestinian youth.

This paper analyzes the learning difference between the knowledge-based classroom setting and the internship experience.

A case study presentation discussing the confidentiality rights of students.

A research proposal to study children with Asperger Syndrome.