Question 1 Critically discuss how any two factors (vision of a school, contextual factors, teacher’s ethics, school organisation, teacher’s identity, leadership, learner’s identity, etc…) affect teaching and learning in a Mauritian secondary school. Justify your answer with clear examples. What is the main purpose of a school? This question comes up often in students’ minds. Some dislike going to school so much that every day they come up with excuses to absent from school. What is the solution to
widely used as one of the teaching method in other subject such as Bahasa Malaysia, English, Mathematics and Physical and Health Education (PJK). The exposure in the field of music, especially from the early stages of growth in children is believed can affect their emotions and thoughts. Furthermore, music education does help in developing children creativity. Music should be discussed in more intellectual to criticize all sorts of ideas and creativity in its production. From there, it can also be adapted
How expectation affects student’s performance One way to make student’s learning progress is expectation. Expectation has an effect on student’s performance. It can lead something impossible to possible. If their instructor expect them to be something that they think they can’t be, they will push themselves to make it happen. Teacher’s expectation has a major effect on every student performances. Teacher’s behavior that is connected with high or low expectancies is divided into four categories:
There may be several reasons for a person to choose teaching; it may be idealistic or practical (Ornstein & Levine, 2008). However, it was never my intention to become a teacher before I entered college. My inclination was actually on the field of Philosophy and Science; however, faced with the ever-changing challenges as to how to use my knowledge in the practical world we are living in, I veered my disposition on the field of education. Despite the fact that being an educator bestows you the burden
students and teachers, but instead it takes up too much class time and puts extreme stress on students. This controversial topic is highly debatable. Evidence and statistics show that standardized tests aren't an accurate measure of student achievement. This paper will discuss 4 ways that standardized testing is unnecessary and unhelpful. The first way standardized testing is flawed is what is actually measured. The second way standardized testing is flawed is how much class time it takes, and how it is
More Than It Helps”, by Paul Luke explains some of the reasons of how homework affects students’ lives. Thought the article there are a lot of one on one interviews between children and teachers. These one on one interviews range from elementary students, to high school students explaining their ideas about Homework in their lives, and how it affects them. One student was being interviewed in grade for and the student explained how she cannot play sports nor have fun as a child because she is spending
Teachers are the backbone of education. They are the ones who build a foundation for the success of their students. A teacher should provide quality education despite adversity, an education leading each student to the epitome of achieving their goals to be successful professionals. Teachers are expected to meet each demand and to deliver his/her best ability not only to create a good product but also to improve excellence in the academic community. Teachers are the creators of individuals who someday
A semester in a college year is a difficult one. Definitely there is no course that is easy to study hence, we had conducted a survey to know the ways on how to pass a semester in a college year. We chose the 1st year Medical Technology students to be surveyed because we find their course as one of the most difficult. These are our findings from what we had surveyed among the 50 1st year students of Medical Technology undergraduate program: There are only 4 students who studies an hour a day, 26
DEPOSITS are the principles that every teacher and teacher candidate should think about in the classroom. DEPOSITS give a clear understanding of the expectations of the teacher. The roles of the teacher are to be a motivator, role model, and provider of knowledge. This is in regards to what a teacher should stand for and what they wish to strive for their students. There are 8 principles that will guide the learning of the teacher candidate. The principles that they will carry with them when working
work. But, on this day the child comes in very moody, unhappy, doesn't really want to do anything, and seems hurt by something. The teacher asks the child what is wrong but the child gives no reply. Thinking that he may be sick the teacher takes the student to the nurse. While the nurse examines the child she lifts up his shirt to find red marks and purple bruises all over his back. Both the nurse and the teacher are shocked by their findings, but the child seems quite upset over the whole ordeal