Education papers

This paper reviews "The Manufactured Crisis: Myths, Fraud, and the Attack on America's Public Schools" by David C. Berliner and Bruce J. Biddle.

The paper discusses the importance of written exercises as part of a more comprehensive and diversified approach to teaching English as a second language in the classroom.

A look at Maslow's hierarchy of needs, linking African-American adolescent males and college attendance.

An analysis of bullying among children and pre-teens, including 5 case studies.

This paper discusses the integrated method of teaching.

This paper examines the levels of drug and alcohol abuse by students in the U.S. and Southeast Asia.

This paper discusses mainstreaming and the inclusion of exceptional children in the classroom.

A look at cognitive and behavioral approaches to learning in the adult classroom.

This paper offers an in-depth study of the teacher shortage in California.

An analysis of the relationship between board games in adulthood and remembering feeling confident/able/successful in math classes as a child.

An analysis of the changing nature of education due to technology and state framework standards.

An analysis into the teachings of an educational theorist.

A description of the applicant's skills and experience in education management.

An admission essay from an immigrant from Vietnam.

An in-depth analysis of the current educational programs in Duval County and its vocational training programs.

A description of the options of courses for becoming a registered nurse.

A look at the benefits and drawbacks of tuition reimbursement programs.

A description of the Comer model and its implementation in the United States' school system.

This paper discusses Community Colleges in North Carolina and looks at the education provided at these institutions.

This paper debates the issues of self-segregation vs. racial diversity based on psychologist Beverly Tatum's book "Why are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?".

A look at the level of involvement of parents in schools and the growing need for their participation.

An in-depth analysis of ethical dilemmas faced by school counselors.

The objective of this work is to explore the institutions' requirement of community colleges in evaluating their programs of instruction.

A description of various types of equestrian schools that are available.

An admission essay for the University of California, Berkeley.

This paper looks at global theater history as education for 4th grade children.

A comparison of home schools and public schools in the United States, the pros and cons.

A case study of nursing students being taught to apply a specific learning theory.

An examination of standardized tests which considers their fairness to minorities, those with cultural diversity, limited English and disabilities.

An overview of the Myers- Briggs Type Indicator, scoring methods, criticism, structure and administration and career management.

An analysis of the principles and practices of charter schools.

A review of current recruiting procedures and hiring practices under California law.

An analysis of the methods and skills required to effectively teach a medical ethics course.

A biography of the life of the educational theorist, Lev Vygotsky.

A discussion regarding socialization into the social system referred to as patriarchy.

A review of ITT Educational Services, Inc., a private college system that offers various technology-oriented programs of study.

A discussion of a teacher's experience when presenting Earth Science coursework in the secondary school setting.

A discussion on the various avenues of education available to autistic children, focusing primarily on enhanced milieu teaching.

A review of the effects that learning disabilities can have on a child.

A look at how the legal system impacts students and their schools in the State of California.

An analysis of parental involvement in the academic arena.

An annotated bibliography of the works of John Dewey or of works that focus upon John Dewey.

An investigation of the effectiveness of standardized evaluations in culturally diverse U.S.

A look at how education reforms, traditional assessment tools and classroom practices have evolved.

This paper explores the pros and cons of parochial school education, with a strong attitude toward parochial schools.

A critical analysis of attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder and its complexities with respect to lexicality.

An examination of how teachers should approach bilingualism both in and outside of the classroom.

This paper discusses the inclusion of students with disabilities into the conventional classroom and how it has become more prevalent in many educational facilities.

This article contains an analysis of articulation agreements and their impact on community college enrollment.

A review of published opinions regarding the violence exhibited on the sports fields of American high schools, colleges and universities.

A paper about the effects of low expectations of parents and educators on children's growth.

This paper discusses the advantages and disadvantages of co-ed and single sex schooling for females.

The paper discusses Richard Rodriguez's book "Aria" and looks at the education of a Spanish-speaking child in an English-speaking school system.

This paper discusses school-based management (SBM) and the classroom management plan (CMP).

A research paper on how statistics anxiety affects graduate students in the social sciences.

This paper looks at the effectiveness of the 'Tell-'em-and-Test-'em' method of teaching and the ongoing debate behind the 'No Child Left Behind Act'.

This paper argues against Governor A. Schwarzenegger of California, who wants to base teacher's pay on performance evaluations rather than tenure.

A personal view of the educational system from a student. This includes a definition of education and criticism.

This paper reviews current policies and practices to educate bilingual and bi-cultural students.

This paper is a study that looks at a case when education was allegedly denied to children of illegal Mexican immigrants in Texas.

This paper provides a clear description of the multiple intelligence approach while discussing how this particular teaching technique ,if implemented, effectively can and does improve students' comprehension and performance in the classroom.

This article discusses the impact of music on child brain development.

This paper looks at the Welsh term of "Cynefin" and discusses research in this matter.

This paper discusses a section of the 4th chapter of Libby G. Cohen and Lauren Spencier's text "Assessment of Children With Special Needs": 'Reliability and Validity-- Responding to Diversity: Fairness in Assessment'.

This paper examines how a teacher approaches being culturally competent especially with Hispanic and Native American students.

Examines what makes a successful 'back-to-school' night in a multicultural society.

An in-depth discussion on the inclusion of home school athletes in public school sports programs.

This paper focuses on the significance of including and implementing culturally diverse lesson plans in America's public school system in which the central aim is to promote an understanding and tolerance for cultures and societies that are different.

This paper focuses on the personal attributes and character traits of the writer that will enhance and compliment the primary goals, religious traditions and mission of the university she hopes to attend.

This paper details the primary goal and resulting impact of applying Jean Piaget's cognitive development theory in educational math books geared towards young children.

This paper discusses the theology of children's sermons in terms of their meaning and value.

This paper discusses different learning theories.

This paper offers a review of the movie "A Beautiful Mind".

This paper considers the interplay between text and illustrations in children's books.

This paper discusses aspects of adult education.

This paper looks at the stresses of going to college compared with high school.

This paper examines the value of a college education.

This paper presents a discussion of civil rights, inequality in education and globalization.

This paper examines education in America from an equality point of view.

This paper looks at the performance of students of minority groups in the United States.

This paper presents an analysis regarding the doctrine of multiculturalism.

This paper looks at the concept of affirmative action.

This essay examines a case study in adult learning.

This paper discusses contemporary federalism as it applies to education in America.

This paper examines the Education bill of President Bush of No Child Left Behind.

A discussion on obtaining a degree in Finance.

A discussion on whether it is good to introduce young children to computer-assisted learning.

A critical analysis of two books about the failures of public education: Sonia Nieto's "The Light in their Eyes" and Joseph Shapiro's "No Pity People with Disabilities Forging a New Civil Rights Movement".

A look at the debate over funding of higher education in the United Kingdom.

Examines some of the ways in which parents can help their just-school-aged children acquire important linguistic skills and habits.

An overview of Jack Mezirow's theory of transformative learning.

A discussion of modern behavior management approaches in the classroom with a focus on the theories of B.F. Skinner.

Studies the ethical problem regarding ownership of intellectual property and inventions at universities.

A look at the effects and effectiveness of school punishment.

A look at the benefits of bilingual education.

Discusses federal legislation for the reform of elementary and secondary education in the U.S. known as the "No Child Left Behind" Act.

A book review "Targeting Autism: What We Know, Don't Know and Can Do to Help Young Children with Autism and Related Disorders" by Shirley Cohen.