A STUDY ON INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOR OF STUDENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS IN BUSINESS SCHOOL A Research Proposal In the present educational scenario, advent of e-media into education such as Internet, Television, Mobile Learning Technology, Tablet Computers etc., have contributed much in sharpening the reading habits of students. This situation requires studying how best the students’ information seeking behavior, especially, reading habits in the current changing learning environment are influenced
When I started to investigate my topic, I began by reading the chapter in the text written by Sharon Vaughn. Vaughn states that students with learning disabilities need accommodations and intensive interventions and support to read at their grade level (Vaughn, 2015). Research suggests that a highly structured reading intervention will have a positive impact on students with reading comprehension difficulties. Teachers provide instructional support by modeling comprehension and by explicitly teaching
intensity and value of her childhood memories of reading and books through her descriptions of Mrs.Calloway, herself, and her mother. Welty’s description of her hometown librarian, Mrs.Calloway suggests the
For example, in 2012, the novel was removed from Dade County libraries due to being “vulgar, racist, and anti-christian”. It was also challenged by Cedar Grove Middle School in Wilmington, North Carolina in 2015 for having “racism, bullying, violence, and sexual behavior” (Marshall University). There are many schools within the United States that have tried to ban the novel from their libraries or curriculums because of things discussed. The novel includes sections discussing
According to Mrs. Legaspi, there is no problem with regards to the behavior of the students instead there is a need to notice the classroom-student ratio. According to statistics released by the Valenzuela City Government, the present classroom-student ratio is 1:54. Although the establishment of the new public high school
Short Analysis: The Library Window Margaret Oliphant’s short gothic novella The Library Window, has spent the vast majority of its shelf life perplexing the minds of literary critics from all venues. The story entails a young woman who spends her summers nuzzled against the large recession window located in her aunt’s drawing room, collecting seemingly elusive details about a mysterious library window located across the street. Throughout the novella, these details and images converge and create
“Huckleberry Finn” too Offensive for School? A debate concerning, Mark Twain’s classic “Huckleberry Finn” having content which maybe too offensive to be allowed on public school reading lists. The NAACP and concerned parents want “Huckleberry Finn” “removed from mandatory reading lists, for the books damaging effects on African-American students.”(Hentoff p 98) The book did not get removed, in “1998 Judge Reinhardt wrote, an important part of education is thinking critically about offensive ideas
and what he had experienced as a young boy, like his brother and mother dying and how Jackson became who he is and who he is known for in the political world. This paper is solely on how the reader feels about Curtis’s book and their intake from reading it. The reader feels that the author wrote the book to put all the material that he had in a story form instead of a fact form, also since there are many biographies of Andrew Jackson the reader thinks he wrote his own book about him to give off
Good Will Hunting is a great movie with an impressive list of accolades to support it. This film is about Will Hunting (played by Matt Damon), a closet genius who as a child, was abandoned by his biological parents and severely abused by his foster parents, and his journey of finding his place in the world. He goes through this journey with the help of psychologist, Sean Maguire (played by Robin Williams), and Will is able to slowly discover who he really is and comes to realize how great his gift