Education papers

This paper discusses the cultural differences and obstacles faced by African-American students.

This paper discusses middle childhood and the importance of applying theories on middle childhood in the classroom.

This paper explores the impact of the Internet on student's learning processes and academic performance.

An application essay to the educational psychology program of a Graduate School of Education.

An analysis of the elements affecting decision-making for teachers with regards to instruction.

This paper discusses the historical and socio-cultural effects of the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) and the subsequent least restrictive environment (LRE) provision on deaf students.

A discussion on fostering reading motivation through process drama.

A discussion on inclusion of special needs children in mainstream preschools.

This paper argues that the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001 has a negative impact on teachers, students and parents.

A look at the effectiveness of programs to improve the standard of middle school education in the USA.

A review of high stakes testing as an evaluation tool.

This paper discusses teaching methods for learning a second language and focuses on Stephen Krashen's theories on language acquisition.

A review of various works regarding environmental education.

A theory and assessment of educational leadership.

A discussion on how to develop a school staff that will cultivate and
maintain positive relationships with parents.

This paper discusses vocational education and mentoring as it pertains to a specific American school system.

A discussion on the retention levels of online training tutorials, such as Photoshop.

An analysis of the controversy over material presented in history and social science textbooks in the United States.

An analysis of the qualities necessary in an effective educational leader.

A review of the life of Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi.

This paper describes methods of retaining college freshman in universities beyond their freshman year.

A review of the contributions made to education by the theory of behaviorism.

An analysis of the benefits of mentoring in the Tall Buddy Program at a school.

A proposal for a portable juice bar, offering healthy alternatives to snack foods at a high school cafeteria.

This paper argues against homeschooling children.

This paper examines the learning theory of Albert Bandura.

This paper illustrates how the higher the family income, the higher the SAT test scores.

This paper examines the need to correct some common misconceptions about the solar system, which often are found among 11-14 year old students.

A look at the article "The Movie in Your Head" by Christof Koch that explains students' mind processes as pertains to music education.

This essay provides a reflection on socio-historical analysis of online learning.

This paper discusses methods of instructional design, pre and post-Internet.

An analysis of the use of technology for effective classroom instruction and how this can impact individuals in a work environment.

This paper describes how teaching is both an art and a science.

An analysis of the Bureau of Educational Technology of Florida's plan to support increased technology use.

This paper is a research proposal to determine whether preschool disabled programs have a positive impact on the social development of autistic children.

A health policy issue analysis on evidence-based practice.

The paper examines the Reading Education Assistance Dogs (R.E.A.D.) program, a highly effective method for increasing literacy among children.

A look at language acquisition skills in children.

A review of 'Young Children with Disabilities in Natural Environments' by Mary Jo Noonan and Linda McCormick, and other articles on ecological assessment.

This paper discusses ethics issues relating to the use of supplements by athletes.

A look at how Japanese schools are using technology and the Internet to help educate their students.

A review of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

This paper explores how evolving technology is influencing teaching and learning models.

A discussion regarding the Mozart effect, the connection between music and academic performance.

A discussion of the Rudolf Dreikurs' discipline theory and its application.

An argument for the legal drinking age to be raised to 30 years old.

An examination of the controversy surrounding the California High School Exit Examination (CAHSEE).

A review of the advantages and disadvantages of distance education.

A look at language development in school-aged children.

A research proposal that tests the hypothesis that using educational games geared to peak interest in college attendance will have a positive effect on middle school students.

A look at the growing problem of aggression amongst school children.

A public nurse's reflective journal about the design and implementation of a hand washing program for school children.

This paper examines how the "zone of proximal development" as stated by Lev Vygotsky operates in the ESL elementary classroom.

This paper discusses the importance of educational inclusion and argues that inclusion can produce a positive and beneficial experience.

This paper explores the use of the Internet by children and looks at how the Internet has become a part of daily life.

A discussion regarding how TV and the media influence young children.

This paper argues that in rural school districts, the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act could cause more harm than good for children's education.

A discussion regarding the issue of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD.

This paper discusses the issue of teaching evolution and creationism in schools.

An argument in favor of using university writing centers to improve the writing skills of students.

A discussion of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) that targets special education students.

An analysis of the legal rights of students with disabilities.

This paper describes the education policy of inclusion for special needs children.

A policy analysis and review of three schools in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

A review of the ideas of Stacey Leigh Pigg, a professor of anthropology and sociology, regarding sex and society.

This paper analyzes the article 'Early Childhood Bilingual Classrooms' by Jocelyn Smrekar (2005) from "Making a Difference in the Lives of Bilingual/Bi-cultural Children".

This paper argues that proposals, such as national healthcare and asset models for education, are noble attempts to fix inequities in the United States, but economic realities, namely resource constraints, make them impractical.

A proposal to study anxiety in graduate students using online education programs.

This paper discusses Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory and applies it to create the "student's hierarchy of needs".

A discussion regarding the importance of teaching children to wash their hands.

An analysis of the historical and cultural reasons for the achievement gap between African-American and Caucasian students.

A discussion of the benefits and challenges of a computer training program for school administrators.

A critical review of psychological and teaching strategies when dealing with dyslexia.

A discussion regarding the impact of contextual factors on the learning and teaching process and the student-teacher relationship.

An analysis of the debate over the role that culture plays in the development of children.

A discussion regarding the successful education of a kindergarten class from the perspective of a student teacher.

A discussion on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

A discussion regarding the controversial issue of prayers at school.

This paper discusses the advantages of a private school education.

This paper looks at different perspectives on how media and culture interact.

An analysis of online learning for adults in the 21st century.

An analysis of the successes and limitations of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2002 in the United States.

An examination of the debate concerning prayer in US public schools.

A research proposal to analyze the link between parental involvement and student achievement.

An in-depth look at sexual harassment and the development of prevention programs.

A review the article "Representations of the Child's Social Behavior and Attachment to the Kindergarten Teacher in Their Drawing," by Zlatka Cugmas.

This paper discusses the role of universities in offering students a worthwhile yet practical education.

A discussion on "Deep South" written by Allison Davis.

A discussion on the use of technology in distance education.

A review of 'grade retention' as an attempt to improve education in the United States.

An analysis of the problems facing public schools in Alabama and the advantages that allocating more funds to the schools will provide.

A case study presenting a training curriculum for department heads of the Rio Grande Medical Group.

A discussion on the importance of accurate sexual education in American schools.

This paper is a complete research project to test the effectiveness of community/ collaborative-based learning approaches on urban English language learners (ELL).

This paper argues in favor of the deaf or hard of hearing using American Sign Language or their native language over oralism or other methods of communication.

This paper discusses interventions and the role of the school psychologist regarding children diagnosed with conduct disorder.

This paper argues for modification of the honor code of the United States Naval Academy.

This paper discusses writing strategies for English language learners (ELLs).

This paper discusses the ideas of early English feminist Mary Wollstonecraft and her influence on the later American feminist movement.