These assessments also help interpret what direction the students and teachers need to take to improve the students’ knowledge.“Assessment is a key process in education. It is only through assessment that we can find out whether instruction has had its intended effect, because even the best-designed instruction cannot be guaranteed to be effective”(William 107). Students do not all learn the same way. These tests
and the government, for example the drug can be a gateway drug that would lead people to stronger drugs such as heroin. However, there are also pros for the society and government if the drug was to be legalised. In this report it will discuss both the strengths and weaknesses of legalising cannabis in the UK. First of all the report will look at the cons for legalising cannabis, such as the harms and dangers if smoking cannabis, as well as the impact it would have on young people lives. For example
There are many different organisations which are important with regards to health education and they can be split up into three main categories; international, national and local. International refers to organisations which educate people about health around the world. For example, the World Health Organisation (WHO) is an international health organisation. WHO is a united nations organisation which aim to promote good health and help prevent or limit the spread of communicable diseases. They work
Discuss the pros and cons of an abstinence-only education. Is it possible to give people too much information? Discuss what is more dangerous and why - too little information or too much information? In the contemporary world, we are often warned about the dangers of sex. In health class we learned about abstinence and its effectiveness in preventing the spread STDs or STIs. There are many pros of abstinence-only education. Abstinence is the only 100% effective way in avoiding STDs and getting pregnant
Think about the jobs, the education, the voting, religion, everything. Religion may be practiced almost anywhere at any time. Jobs are optional and education is provided for everyone. Having so many freedoms and choices, living is sometimes better than other countries. For instance, Saudi Arabia does not have national elections or political parties. That gives the citizens no choice in the leaders of the country. In America, there are both. The country holds national elections every four years
Describe the various routes to becoming a registered nurse (RN). What are the pros/cons of each? What do you believe the entry level should be and why? There are three major pathways that one may follow to obtain training in order to be eligible for National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurse (NCLEX-RN) testing. They include Diploma of Nursing, Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) and Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN). Training occurs in hospital based programs to four year colleges
In the past few years, a national debate has sprung up over whether the government should fund updated technology in public schools specifically, iPads and tablets. The controversy revolving around the funding of technology mainly consists of the replacement of traditional textbooks and how that would affect students. Although some believe that tablets should not be the essential way students learn, the best option is to strive to increase funds for technology and establish tablets as the primary
among Americans over the past few decades. This has resulted in increased revenues for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), and the participating colleges, which has started the debate about whether college athletes should be rewarded beyond their athletic scholarships. This paper will attempt to answer the question as to whether college athletes should be paid by explaining some pros and cons of this subject. Athletes form the basic unit of intercollegiate sports. Despite the success
There are many pros and many cons to the issue, but I would like to begin with the cons. One issue is that the law of advanced directives varies from state to state. There is no universal law on the issue. Beirevic et al. (2010) states "The Texas Advance Directives Act of 1999, also known as the Texas
healthcare, and housing? Martin Ford author of "Rise of the Robots", suggests that we could raise certain taxes in order to raise the revenue to put UBI into action. The taxes that he suggests to raise are the carbon-tax, value-added tax, corporate tax, national land tax, higher capital gains tax, and financial transaction tax. Ford then goes on to tell us that UBI will cost approximately 2 trillion dollars, other than raising taxes, there isn’t much the government can do other than create more debt by getting