The expected level of knowledge increases as students move from grade to grade, and a student's success is determined on how well they are able to process this knowledge. ... Failing teaches students that there are consequences for their actions. ... When teachers establish measurable goals and enforce these high standards, they encourage individual development. ... Such a student could be admitted when a more qualified student deserved the spot. A common counterargument against failing students is that positive reinforcement more effectively motivates students to succeed. ...

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Should Students Have The Right To Drop Out Of School? ... Yet more than 1300 students drop out of school everyday. ... They are encouraged to do well and praised for their accomplishments. ... A student may cause more of a dilemma for the educator or peers. ... We must encourage our students that education is the best way to meet goals. ...

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In order to improve our school system we must create a system that encourages learning, encourages teaching, and prepares our students for the future. Encouraging learning is a sure way to improve our educational system. ... Mississippi offers a range of monetary incentives to encourage teachers to teach in schools.... Our current school system failing, it is not is encouraging educators to teach and does not encourage our students to learn. ... In order to encourage learning, we must make students see past the boring text books and lecture and infuse them to the vividness of life. ...

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I would show myself to be more approachable in order to encourage my students to have greater confidence in my capacity as both teacher and friend. ... Students would be encouraged and allowed to voice their opinions or doubts. ... I would encourage group discussion or debate to enrich or arouse students' interest and awareness. It would also increase the general knowledge of students. ... Such varied teaching techniques would, I believe, not only reduce the monotony of the lectures but also encourage students to co-operate contribute to their eventual success in the examinations. ...

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And sometimes, instead of encouraging proper behavior, educators sometimes mistakenly encourage discipline problems with ineffective punishments or behaviors of their own. ... The article is opened with a list of ways to effectively encourage discipline problems. ... My reaction will focus on three particular pieces of advice: "Expect the best from kids," "Know each student well," and "Treat students with love and respect." ... As a teacher expresses that they care enough to get to know these students, the students will start expressing that they care enough to live up to the expectations...

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Mandy Gartman Rationale As a teacher, my professional responsibility is to model for my students good moral habits and ethical behavior. I will encourage my students to act ethically. ... Teachers should encourage self-discipline in students so they are respectful, cooperative, attentive and self-starting. The teacher is a traveling companion by a student's side to guide them on their career path. ... Various types of technology used in the classroom are a must so students can see that the impossible is possible. ...

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The noticible difference for how the students feel towards Keating is obvious. ... He aims for the students to reach their highest potential and makes a personal connection with them. An example of this is when he breaks down the barriers with Todd, the very shy student. ... Keating encourages Todd to come up to the front of the class and on the spot, describe what he sees, in attempt for him to see the poetic genious inside. Todd doesn't want to do it, he is extremely hesistant and at first he says that he sees nothing, but Keating encourages him enough and despite the other students la...

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These beliefs only end up hurting the students. ... School districts should encourage their students to go above and beyond what is expected of them, not just encourage them to learn the bare minimum that will earn them a passing grade. If a student failed this exit test under any circumstance, they district should automatically place them in a remedial class for the next year that is more tailored to the student's learning style and their abilities. In addition to the remedial class, schools should also require students to take the appropriate grade level class for that subject so the...

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A press report claimed that in the 2014 national graduation examinations, where students could pick one out of four subjects to do a obligatory test, there was only one student who picked history out of 600 students at Quang Trung Highschool in Hanoi. In many other schools, no students at all chose history. ... This will not only widen the students' knowledge but also encourage them to develop soft skills such as team work and independent work. ... Another effective method to awaken students' curiosity in History is to have a televised game-show for young people to encourage them to ...

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There are no seconds on pudding for desert, and very student's diet is treated the same to encourage uniformity among the community. ... The establishment of the panopticon in the classroom seeks to destroy creativity and encourage conformity. ... Teachers give students facts. ... Simiarly, the policing of one's own person is something that is taught in the classroom to encourage control and conformity to the will of the authority figure throughout the life of the student or inmate. ... Authority tries to break the holds they have with each other to encourage control and unifo...

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The teacher's primary role is to set up a learning environment that interests the children and encourages them to ask questions and search for answers. ... Student-teacher interaction is vital. ... When this is the case then the student feels comfortable pursuing answers, interests, and knowledge about the world. Additionally it is the teacher's role to encourage a student-centered classroom that accommodates the various learning styles of her/his students. ... When I teach, I want my students to feel that, how and why are as important as what, when and where. ...

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Cultural differences between those who control educational institutions and many minority students result in a biased educational system that neglects many students. ... A study by Paul Willis and Jay MacLeod (Kornblum, 2000) found that students in inner-city schools were not encouraged to have high expectations. ... When mistakes occurred, they were encouraged to try again (Farley, 2000). ... When students' community voices are ignored, underrepresented, or devalued by the curriculum and teachers, the feeling of rejection is strongest for minority students. ... The social label of be...

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Music Theory will be the main thing I will teach students before we travel anywhere to compete! ... She encouraged me to become a leader in the choral activities. ... Usually a teacher will give advice and leave the student to fend for himself. ... This was truly an inspiration to me that she shows her dedication not only to one student, but to all of the Chamber Singers. ... I never had a teacher who has been more encouraging to me. ...

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Abstract: The traditional way of teaching reading affects the students' reading ability. ... No matter on which level, when the students read the materials, the teacher, firstly, spots the single word and does the reiteration and collocation of words to the students. ... And most of our students are still remaining on the first level. ... Hence the students here are completely to be listeners. ... Maybe that is why many students complain about that there are too many new words. ...

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Philosophy of Education Collaborating to Enrich Education I believe an environment that encourages administrators, teachers, students, parents, and community members to work together and fosters open communication is essential. Students benefit when educators model teamwork, capitalize on community resources, and share expertise. Providing a Positive Role Model I feel that student attitudes are a reflection of their teacher's attitude. ... Setting high expectations of student performance and then providing them the necessary tools to reach their goals helps students experienc...

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Thus in both countries, students spend seven years in primary school. ... In contrast, Pakistani students go to an all male or an all female primary school. ... In Australia, the educational style is discovery learning and problem solving (McVicar K, 2009).3 Students are encouraged to learn in a way that makes them think about what they are learning and understand what they are taught. Students are encouraged to discuss and ask questions. ... For a large amount of the time the teacher would speak to the students, not allowing the students to become involved in the discussion. ...

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Beyond these innovations, she also encourages mutual respect among teachers, students, administrators, and parents as a prerequisite for collaboration and collective school ownership. ... Meier calls for the reinvention of teaching, encouraging teachers to change how they view learning itself, develop new habits of mind to go with their new cognitive understanding, and simultaneously develop new habits of work habits that are collegial and public in nature, not solo and private as has been the custom in teaching. ... The small school achieved national acclaim not only for its non-traditional...

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Educators need to encourage the children to put there thinking caps on, and make them think for themselves. ... I believe that the best way to solve this question is to make the children write essays that encourages their thinking. ... Another way to encourage thinking is by giving them worksheets to complete themselves. If they have a question, let the student figure it out the question, and for the educator to guide the student to the answer, but not give the student the answer. ... All students are not the same each year. ...

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A teacher's role is to take the knowledge they have gained from life and present it in an unbiased fashion, with an open mind, while encouraging questions and investigations from their students. ... Students need and deserve teachers that are vibrant, display a love for content and are ready to make a difference. I want to be a positive role model for students. ... Through my MAT experience I have discovered that the students are also a source of motivation for me. ... As a student, I was fortunate enough to work with teachers who served as positive role models by encouraging and motivat...

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Freire even includes the characteristics that are required in a student for success. ... Students are taught to learn to accept their ignorance, as to justify the teacher. ... Teachers in problem posing education do not look down upon their students but instead appreciate the value of each and every student's thoughts, opinions and encourage new ideas. ... All the students in the classroom work individually as well as in groups, and are encouraged constantly by their teachers to be creative, whether it be through figure painting or story telling. ... The perfect student in problem posing ...

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This opens the most valuable classroom resource to the students. ... UCLA writing instructor Joel Saltzman best states the goals of process teaching when he encourages "progress, not perfection." ... By meeting face to face with a student writer, the instructor and the student can better articulate questions. ... The instructor's advantage is that he can better address the student's questions while communicating his ideas much more easily to the student. ... Students that never thought they could write or for that matter never wanted to, can be encouraged by the process approach....

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There are many myths in education about these diverse students. ... Will the school have a plan to deal with this new generation of students? ... It would be beneficial as a Catholic educator and administrator to see our Catholic teachers receive more professional development on how to integrate or incorporate more multicultural education into their curriculum in hopes of encouraging positive acceptance. ... Allowing and encouraging these students to also freely express themselves about their cultural background and how it may somehow relate to the lesson also could be a learning...

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If a student got the answer wrong, they had a choice of trying again on their own or getting help from another student, either way the student decides to solve the problem they are applauded when they give the correct answer. This gives the student a sense of self-esteem. ... The students are in a Micro-Society four hours each day. ... Students also work in government; others work in school court systems, where they solve student miss-conduct through the court system. ... The students are encouraged in their work and learn about peer-presure. ...

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All of my students will be treated as equals regardless of race, ethnicity, or learning ability. Each student will be excited to come to school each day. Every student will strive to achieve to the best of their abilities, and will be encouraged to work towards their full potential. All students will succeed in my classroom and will enjoy their time spent in it. ... My classroom and instruction will be based upon my students" academic skills and enthusiasm. ...

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In Athens, students were taught from both their homes and schools2. ... At the time in history, books were both expensive and rare, so students were encouraged to read out loud and memorize all their lessons2. ... Also, students often learned musical instruments such as the lyre or the flute2. ... Due to the face that warfare was the most important thing on Spartan minds, the reading and writing that the students were taught was not of great value2. The schools did not even feed the boys well so they were encouraged to steal2. ...

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