Education papers

This paper explores the impact and importance of both visual literacy and technology in the high school and other educational levels.

This paper argues in favor of a standard-based curriculum for public schools.

A discussion of the "Parents Involved In Community Schools V. Seattle School District" 2007 Supreme Court ruling.

A research proposal to explore the specific characteristics or social skills required of children in alternative education environments.

A look at how the religion program of Australian Christian secondary schools has evolved to suit the current diversities of the Australian communities.

A review of the article "Using Peer Feedback in the ESL Writing Class" by Paul Rollinson.

An examination of the benefits or otherwise of an extended year-round education system in the US.

An overview of the teaching theories that are available for instructing students with learning difficulties.

An argument in favor of greater access to a 24-hour daycare service for the American working parent.

A look at the successful practices that promote community college student success.

An analysis of the factors impacting student retention for institutions of higher learning and possible solutions to the problem.

A review on qualitative research in the field of education.

This paper assesses the effectiveness of the "Tall Buddy" mentoring program in elementary schools.

This paper discusses the teaching of math and science and looks at both traditional and more innovative ways of teaching.

A brief psychology study skills guide for ADD and ADHD students

An examination of the pros and cons of inclusive education, which is
a developmental approach to the learning needs of all children.

Stresses the importance of instituting a system of professional development for the nursing staff.

This paper explores the use of testing and data to measure school improvement.

This paper explores the challenges facing Hispanic students within the current community college system.

A discussion about the problem of retention and turnover rates of public school teachers, which is an issue of continuing concern in education.

An examination of several learning and teaching styles and how student achievement can be maximized by the choice of appropriate styles.

An analysis of the problem of plagiarism in colleges and schools and possible solutions to the problems.

Presents an evaluation of a peer-assisted learning program for elementary schools called 'Tall Buddies'.

An informative account on good teaching strategies to promote classroom discipline.

This paper gives an overview of multicultural issues relating to deaf education in the U.S., identifying relevant issues and citing practical implication of the current research.

Explores the relationship between learning disabilities and emotional problems such as depression and anxiety.

A research proposal to identify the factors that affect the academic achievement of African-American students and specifically the structural barriers or factors that negatively affect their achievement.

Discusses the importance of teaching story setting using Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie" and Willa Cather's "My Antonia" as examples.

This paper outlines the design of an engaging pre-school program based on the principles developed by Maria Montessori.

An analysis of the adequate yearly progress (AYP) objectives that the No Child Left Behind Act requires and their limitations.

Argues that a slow transitional approach to bilingual education best suits ESL student's long-term academic needs rather than short-term proficiency to meet narrow standards of literacy.

This paper explores the strategy/implicit instructional strategy as suitable for a middle school mathematics class.

An analysis of the process and benefits of the direct instruction approach to teaching.

This paper discusses the incorporation of instructional levels, development levels, reading levels and disabilities in the classroom.

A discussion of the importance and difficulties in teaching social skills in the classroom.

Proposes a prevention program to help solve the growing problem of violence in the schools, homes and places of recreation in the US.

This paper presents classroom strategies that encourage optimal learning for all students.

This paper discusses the concept of "co-teaching", where more than one certified teacher provides instruction to a class.

This paper explores the success of intervention programs in reducing juvenile delinquency rates.

This paper looks at the impact of using technology on learning and reading skills of low level students with special needs.

This paper explores successful transition planning for postsecondary students with learning disabilities.

This paper discusses the increased use of instant messaging among college students.

This paper explores the theoretical framework underlying change processes within the educational environment.

This paper discusses the timeline that teacher Kimberly Steele utilizes to teach writing.

An analysis of how hunger negatively affects the attention span and performance of students.

This paper looks at the expectation theory that concerns child and adolescent development.

This paper discusses the use of learning theory in the classroom.

A discussion on how to teach elementary students with learning problems.

This paper discusses the interaction between people from different cultures.

An examination of the factors that affect the success of the incorporation of technology into classroom curricula.

This paper explores two articles on the topic of adult learning; "Adults as Learners", by Stephen Lieb and "Issues in Understanding Adult Learning", by Stephen Brookfield.

Argues that the Illinois standardized testing program is not helping students overall.

This paper explores how contextual factors affect the teaching/learning process in the mathematical classroom.

A discussion as to the reasons that new school food policies are ineffective.

A personal outlook on the reality of computers as educational tools and their limitations.

A discussion on effective structuring of student learning.

A research proposal to evaluate the Read 180 computer program.

This paper explores study skills for students with learning disabilities.

This paper provides a book review of "Teaching Children Dance" by Theresa Purcell Cone and Stephen L. Cone.

Looks at the constructivist classroom and cognitive teaching strategies.

A review of the article "The Single Worst, Most Dangerous Idea" by Jonathan Kozol.

A discussion on progressivism, social reconstructionism and existentialism versus essentialism and perennialism.

A comparative analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of all-day kindergartens versus half-day kindergartens.

A revue on the different approaches to the curriculum theory.

A look at the advantages of a year-round school calendar versus the traditional 10-month school calender in the United States.

A research proposal on the subject of adolescents in foster care.

An analysis of bilingual education programs and English immersion in schools in the United States.

A literature review on the adoption of technology in the classroom by higher education faculty.

A discussion on the issue of whether the works of Elie Wiesel should or should not be taught in schools as part of the curriculum.

This paper reviews an article by Lea Hubbard entitled, "The Role of Gender in Academic Achievement".

An analysis of the relationship between academic achievement and mentoring in schools.

This paper looks at the global, business and education issues of the future.

Argues in favor of educational vouchers.

Discuses the pros and cons of charter school systems.

This paper explores the utilization of reading fluency instruction for teachers throughout elementary school.

A personal look at the problem of assault in American universities.

An examination of prevention intervention programs for children with behavioral disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

A comparison of Jean Piaget and Lev Vygotsky's theories on cognitive development.

A look at the need for the school principal to take an active role in disciplining students.

A book review of Alfie Kohn's work "Punished by Rewards".

This paper explores cooperative education arrangements and their advantages.

A proposal for the prevention of violence in middle school.

This paper discusses age-appropriate teaching and activities in ministry.

Argues that student athletes should be paid.

A research paper supporting the hypothesis that student centered philosophies benefit the student more than teacher centered philosophies.

A look at whether the fundamental concepts of behaviorism can be applied to teaching second language acquisition to adult learners.

This paper examines research on non-traditional students in college.

A discussion of the necessary tools that a teacher requires to teach a class with children with emotional and behavioral disorders.

A review if incompatibilities among staff in the private and non-profit education program, with specific reference to the Montessori school for the deaf.

Presents a plan of action for improving a school's overall performance.

This paper discusses the importance of extracurricular activities for the healthy development of high school students and for preventing high school dropouts.

This paper discusses the effects of tuition increases in public colleges.

A review of methods of gaining insights into how to better serve students with counseling services.

Looks at the problem of Hawaiian Creole English (HCE) and standardized English (SE) in Hawaiian schools.

A case study analysis of the implementation and evaluation of the strategic goals of The Village child care center.

This paper critically assesses two separate contexts by which a child can be made to understand through education.

A portrayal of the developments in welfare ideology and social policy in Britain from the Second World War with specific reference to education.

This paper is a case study on a sequence of lessons taught to a group of twenty-two students aged 17 to 18, retaking General Certificate of Secondary Education in English.

Applies the experiments of behaviorist Burrhus F. Skinner to teaching desirable behavior.