Education papers

A discussion on the negative effects of television on students' studying habits.

This paper describes the roles, functions, working conditions and status of professional teachers in the early 20th century and compares them to the state of the profession today.

A discussion on the need for mentoring programs in the school system.

Examines the possibility of establishing online academic communities for artists.

A discussion on the effects of television watching on study habits.

This paper examines the benefits of the National Vocational Education Training (NVET) reforms.

An analysis of the effects of continuing education for adult students with families.

An analysis of the pros and cons of differentiated learning in the classroom.

A review of "Classroom Instruction that Works: Researched-Based Strategies for Increasing Student Achievement", by Robert Marzano, Debra Pickering and Jane Pollock.

An analysis and synthesis of the literature available on inclusion, with specific attention to New Zealand resource teachers.

This paper explores teaching methods for students of various English as a second language (ESL) levels.

An analysis of the application of computer technology, including hardware and software, in the classroom environment.

The paper examines self-esteem at the preschool level.

An examination of "Cinderella", "Beauty and the Beast" and "Snow White" for their relevance in today's curriculum.

An analysis of the importance of functional assessment and intervention systems for English language learner (ELL) students.

A discussion on attachment disorders in children.

This paper examines various opinions and research on bilingual education in the United States.

This paper is a complete proposal to carry out a multi-strategy and multi-targeted community-centered body burn prevention program.

This paper discusses the history of Title IX and argues in favor of its retention.

A general discussion on the history of nursing, followed by an analysis of the challenges of nursing specialization.

A discussion on the No Child Left Behind Act, and its effect on recruiting and retaining special education teachers in rural school districts.

This paper explores the interpreter's role in deaf and hearing education.

This paper provides an overview and critique of the work 'Enhancing Professional Practice: A Framework for Teaching' by C. Danielson.

A discussion on the correlation between primary language and academic results.

A study on the methods of teaching in multicultural contexts.

This paper applies public administration fundamentals and Weberian theory to understanding the administrative culture of the University Student Council of the University of the Philippines.

A study exploring the effectiveness of full inclusion for children with autism.

An argument describing the negative impact of Arizona Proposition 203 on the education of bilingual students.

This literature review examines current trends in bilingual education.

This paper explores the causes and consequences of binge drinking on college campuses.

This paper discusses The Robin Hood Act and the controversy it has engendered.

The paper explores the challenge of defining multicultural education.

A discussion on how teachers can promote a multicultural perspective in their teaching.

The paper analyzes the efficacy of the least restrictive environment (LRE) mandate for the deaf.

A discussion on how to help struggling readers at the high school level.

A research proposal for a "brain friendly" lesson plan for children in kindergarten to third grade.

An examination of William Glasser's rational choice theory of quality management in schools.

A discussion regarding the impact that constructivism has on teaching in urban public schools.

This paper examines the reasons behind and the consequences of bullying in the middle school years.

A discussion on the need for adequate and affordable childcare for single-parent families.

This paper discusses the issue of self-esteem, focusing on students.

A critique of 'curriculum frameworks: constructing a common body of knowledge' created in the late 1980's.

This paper discusses important factors in teaching English as a second language in the United States.

An analysis of the potential for the successful implementation of total quality management in the field of education.

An examination of training and development tools for employers.

A discussion on how data and text mining tools are revitalizing the librarian profession.

A discussion regarding the critical pedagogy approach to teaching.

A discussion on improving student motivation with regards to reading comprehension.

A look at the differences between boys and girls in the classroom setting.

This paper provides a review of Daniel Stufflebeam's context, input, product and process (CIPP) evaluation model.

This paper studies how in-service training affects teacher perception of autistic children's inclusion in the classroom.

An examination of the comprehension levels of students given a free choice of reading materials versus those who read only assigned materials.

This paper analyzes the current status of the American educational system.

This paper proposes a meta analysis of children's motor development through the assessment and evaluation of playground design.

An analysis of school shootings and how things have changed in the last fifty years.

This paper discusses the methodology for evaluating college graduates' satisfaction levels of their experiences with career support services.

This paper explores if the Catholic Church influenced social policy regarding education and divorce in Argentina and Chile, from the 1950s until today.

A discussion regarding the academic developmental disorder, dyscalculia.

An evaluation of the D.A.R.E program, including a critical look into its conceptual and methodological practices, based on the article "DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education): Very Popular but not Very Effective," by Clayton et. al.

A case study presentation of an inclusion plan into a regular classroom for a student diagnosed with ADHD.

A personal reflection of a participant's experiences in a business class.

A review of the quality of school websites and the importance of communication within the school system.

This paper researches whether birth order determines academic achievement in second, third and fourth graders.

This paper examines the education improvement act known as the No Child Left Behind Act.

An examination of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program that wages the government's war on drugs.

This paper discusses the use of DIBELS (dynamic indicators of basic early literacy skills) for predicting academic outcomes.

This paper examines Chomsky's theories on education as seen in the book "Noam Chomsky's MisEducation" by Donaldo Macedo.

An analysis of the literature discussing academic achievement in advanced mathematics at the high school level among African-American students.

This paper discusses graduate programs and job attrition among mental health professionals.

This paper discusses the role of technology within the classroom as an educational tool.

A discussion on John Dewey's philosophy of education.

A critique on an article by K.S. Folse, called "The Effect of Type of Written Exercise on L2 Vocabulary Retention", which discusses word retention following vocabulary exercises.

An in-depth look at the levels of anxiety experienced by students learning English as a second language.

This paper discusses the effects of web-based instruction on mathematics achievement and attitudes of 6th grade students.

An overview of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 and its implementation in the school system in America.

A discussion regarding the link between learning styles and satisfaction.

This study examines the impact of using a computer-supported collaborative learning tool to develop students' critical thinking skills.

A literature overview of attrition and retention of second/foreign languages.

This paper describes a study on the use of computer-based testing to assess the mathematical skills of high school students.

This paper explores the factors affecting retention of African-American males in predominantly white universities.

Research regarding the Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL).

A discussion on the importance of literacy skills, based on the book "Learning to Read and Write" by Frederick Douglass, and the article "The Importance of Literacy and Numeracy Skills" by the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

An examination of the period of young adulthood, with an emphasis on the counseling issues that come up during this life stage.

A comparison of effective English as a second language instruction in Egyptian and British secondary schools today.

This paper discusses the quality of online education as compared to the quality of education in the traditional classroom.

An analysis of the advantages of using the Academic Suite application by Blackboard for distance education.

This paper presents an exploration of story mapping as the best practice for teaching reading to students with learning and behavioral disorders.

A discussion on girls bullying other girls, based on the book "Odd Girl Out" by Rachel Simmons.

This paper is a research proposal to study the relationship between levels of knowledge and clinical decision-making skills in third-year nursing students in pre-registration degree and diploma programs in a U.K. university.

Examines the need to plan for leadership transition in schools.

Examines the impact of the school's climate on student achievement results.

This paper explores the importance of motivation with regards to learning and acquiring knowledge.

A discussion on public education in the State of Indiana.

This paper examines whether soft skills and sociopolitical awareness can be developed through e-education.

A research proposal for investigating the impact of social and cultural capital on academic performance.

This paper describes the use of specific technological tools that assist students in the development of their mathematical skills.

A student survival guide aimed at the incoming freshman.

This paper offers a partial research about whether online students receive the same quality of education as their classroom counterparts.