Many times students do not learn well in the traditional lecture based teaching atmosphere. In every classroom there may be as many as twenty-five different ways in which your students learn information. ... There is nothing wrong with learning being fun, even in fun students can learn, it happens all the time. ... It allows students to express their emotions openly in their classes and at the same time learn willingly as well. Through open-ended questioning you allow not only the students to learn, but for you learn from the students also. ...

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Years ago, parents always told their children go to school earlier, so they could learn more. ... School violence stops students from learning. ... Home is the first place where children start to learn. Before entering school, they learn everyhting from home. ... We need a safe place to learn and to live! ...

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F-1 students in the United States are foreign students who are here to study and gain a better life. ... Students spend their time studying to gain their dream. However, students who go to school every day only learn skills that are useful in the classroom. ... Finally, F-1 students must be allowed to gain jobs because students gain new skills from work. ... However, jobs help students to gain new skills. ...

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In the article "Video games can be helpful to college students," Scott Carlson argues that video games are a positive part of college students' lives. ... The objective of this report is to understand how college students use video games, and to demonstrate that video games, in spite of their drawbacks, do make an indispensably positive role in college students' social lives. ... Third, the researcher discussed whether gaming interrupts college students' from study or not. ... And last but not least, the players can learn to plan, manage resources logically. ... Indeed...

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Despite heated debate, American adults are being pressured to learn different languages to better communicate in the workplace and American students are being required to take a foreign language course in school, even though Americans are not leaving the country. ... (tell about the how much harder it is for children to learn a new language when they are older) More American students are studying foreign language than ever before. American students are becoming increasingly annoyed with the fact that students must take a foreign language course in order to graduate. Many high schools and ...

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This is why it is important to have students stay active in order to learn. ... If they are involved in your lecture they will be more entertained and more eager to learn what could have been a dull lecture. ... Since they probably were not alive during most of what they will learn about it is necessary to recreate the event for them somehow. ... Just like no student learns the same as another student. ... This rhetorical question may never be fully answered, but I feel keeping the students involved with your class keeps them alert and eager to learn. ...

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Schools would be better structured as a place to build on what students learn at home. A place where they are free to learn about things they are interested in, outside of the normal curriculum. ... There is another important aspect to the educational shift that I believe is necessary; we must allow students the ability to learn about things they are interested in, regardless of the scope of the curriculum. ... Education should be this way, in that if a student wishes to learn about planetary orbits for example, their individual plan may be shifted to include a path to calculus. ... Students m...

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American students should be required to learn a second language from an early age because it helps with cognitive skills, positively impacts foreign affairs and provides a better chance at achieving a higher income job. ... " Additionally she says that students who are learning a second language outperform students who are not, both in verbal and mathematics scores on standardized testing. ... In the study students who had time taken away from mathematics to study a second language outperformed students in mathematics when compared to students who did not study a language and had all th...

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The first Bilingual Education act was passed in 1968, which allowed students to learn material in school partly in their own language and the rest in English. ... Students who don't learn English are not able to excel in school. ... One thing is certain, someone can't learn English if they don't stay in school. ... Bilingual Education has been found to be isolating students in school from the rest of students who speak English. ... The older you get, the more harder it is to learn something new. ...

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Computers allow students to learn various skills such as word processing, such that students and teachers could work more collaboratively. ... Computers have changed how students learn, study, and do assignments. ... For example, the most basic way that computers help students is through word processing software. ... Teachers have to learn to catch up with the change of technology because now a day many teachers want their students to submit the assignments online rather than print out hard copies that can easily get lost. ... Students and teachers alike can use the Internet for research. ...

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This may include the basic knowledge of the sciences, the histories, the languages, math, etc. but also to learn essential "people skills" such as etiquette, group working skills, etc. ... In Korea, the students go to school about 4 hours longer a day than those students in America. ... Children will go to school with a teacher (Julie), and they will learn the basic subjects: reading, writing, and math. ... Children will be encouraged to learn multiple skills so that they may be of more usefulness to our society. ... Our students have the absolute freedom to learn and/or think however they...

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Female students were found to be more attentive, eager to learn, and independent workers, while their male counterparts were found to be more restless and unfocused. Primary school teachers and the education system provide more focus on the female students who are more willing to learn and give them the resources necessary to succeed in academics. At the same time, these teachers are dismissing the troublesome and inattentive boys, as it may be difficult to educate those seemingly unwilling to learn. ... Kindergarten is the beginning of the education system where the students first learn to d...

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Students must continue to learn and express their computer skills to improve their ways of thinking, problem solving. ... The use of computers in and out of school has made improvements in the way we learn. ... By using a computer, those who are more visual and hands-on learners will be able to learn things in a manner that is most successful for them, while still providing a textbook and lecture for those who learn by the more traditional method and interactive learning is good in the classroom since all students have different learning styles. ... These are contributions to stude...

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This can cause confusion at this state of the student's life. With the other side of the argument, the people want the students to learn the correct version of the quote. ... It's hard on the kids when they learn it one way only to later find out they learned wrong. ... As a citizen of the United States, they have the "unalienable right" to learn history the way it happened and how it was written. ... Most students would not ponder on the fact that they singled out slaves when writing that sentence. ...

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How would you feel if students can learn the lesson about the gratefulness without books or notes? Standing for the Pledge of Allegiance helps student learn the best lesson from the life. ... I surveyed members of the student body and 91% of the students feel that all student should stand to show the respect for the nation and the American flag. ... All students should stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. ... Let students stand for the Pledge of Allegiance! ...

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The learning environment has shifted from teacher-centered to student-centered and leads students to take responsibility for their learning. ... The three theories of learning; andragogy, self-directed and experiential, will show how adults are able to learn. ... Adult learners has been defined as persons that are financially dependent, have obtained other responsibilities such as a job, community, and home that are all outside of attending school, and who has other major characteristics that go beyond the identification of a full-time student. ... Yet, the old adage that "there is nothing mor...

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The students gave many responses to the reason of it not being his, and then Bigelow brought a point of him discovering it. His students shrugged him off. ... Bigelow's main reason for arguing is a need to inform others about the things they did not learn about Columbus in the past. After the students in Bigelow's class learnt about Columbus negatively, the students and Bigelow perform a role-play that expresses Bigelow's views of Columbus. ... After learning about what he has done, I really do not see the point in future generations to learn about him. ...

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So for example in twelfth grade in one country, only the students that are smart enough to have made it through the other grades are being tested, while in America all students in the grade are tested. ... If people stopped worrying about why America is consistently lower, and just let the teachers teach and the students learn, we will have no problem at all. The American Education System is a good system that allows everyone a chance to go to school and learn, regardless of your background. This gives many people a chance they might not have elsewhere to learn. So lets stop telling the st...

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In addition, financial assistance is always available to help the students includes scholarship to attract and retain student recognized for the past achievement. ... Moreover, leadership is another reason why the students don't need to go to study abroad. ... I hope it become proficient in the Chinese language and learn about the culture while study abroad. ... First, as the research that I do is studying abroad can make you learn another language, experience, and different higher education in another country. ... A lot of people ask me why I choose to study in another country, and my re...

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Fredrick, schools are allowed to determine the appropriateness of speech and the students' freedom of speech cannot infringe on the rights of other students' and cannot disrupt the daily operations of a school. ... Des Moines, adolescent students' speech is limited and not the same as adults. ... These limitations are in place for the well being of every student who has the right to learn without disruption. Conclusively, schools should have the right to punish cyber bullying because students deserve the right to learn without disruption and to be able to go to a school with...

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In families, children will learn the values that their parents consider appropriate while in schools children will learn some basic values. ... However, there is a comparison in what values minorities children learn. ... Therefore, children should learn to be responsible, caring, fair, and trustworthy. The child will learn these virtues from the school which will also "train" him to be a good citizen. ... Control helps students to establish rules, make predictions, and supply themselves with ideas. ...

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The majority of students are dismissed around 2:00 P.M. ... Just because we aren't in a classroom as long as others does not mean we learn any less. The amount in which we learn really depends on the type of teacher they have. ... Students are the future of our society. "On the face of it, the suggestion seems logical; students will learn more if they spend more time in school. ...

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The United States starts teaching their students from around age 14. ... That is not enough time to learn another language, so I would be willing to propose the best solutions to fixing this problem. ... Studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country is also a great way to learn the language if you are a college student thriving to learn a new language. ... In this way, the non-native English-speaking students and the non-native Spanish-speaking students have the opportunity to develop the ability to speak English and Spanish as second languages respectively. ... It is possible for someone to...

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The No Child Left Behind law is a law driven under the assumption that every child regardless of socio-economic, gender, race, ethnicity or disability can learn and deserve to have the opportunity to learn. ... First, the law has forced me to spot teach my students. ... The law has made me stricter toward my students. I am covering more objectives but less mastery of skills by the students. ... It is impossible to teach a child who has a poor and ugly behavior especially when they are disruptive to the other students. ...

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We can learn many things from this era in American history. ... One thing one should learn from the Civil Rights movement is that violence is not necessary. ... They were not served, so the students came to the counter every day. ... Another thing we should learn from the Civil Rights movement is to never give up. ... In 1957 nine students tried to integrate Little Rock High School. ...

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