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  • Benefits Of Self-Directed Learning

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    Self-Directed Learning: Education on Demand In this essay I am going to explore the reasons why traditional school is obsolete, and present my argument why I think self-directed learning, also termed “unschooling” is better. This type of education is adaptable for the future and customizable to every child. Since every person learns differently self-directed learning is the most efficient way to meet every individual’s needs. In unschooling, creating an independent person with unique skills and abilities

  • Feudal Japan Essay

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    Despite the beautiful features of Japan, it is best to stay away from Feudal Japan. Feudal Japan, often called Medieval Japan, is the time period lasting from 1185 A.D. to 1603. Japan’s geography is very unique due to its volcanic mountains, rivers, and many islands. On the other hand, the lack of technological and scientific advancements are not desirable in a civilization. In addition to this, the culture is mostly militarized and offers not many worthwhile activities. If the previous reasons are

  • Essay On Effective Teacher

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    Introduction: Education is the first step for the development of societies and it has an important role in humans' social life. There are a lot of skills, techniques and practices that may help the teacher to be effective. From my point of view, allowing an environment in order to enable the students to learn in the classroom by using their different abilities is the main source of being an effective teacher. Teachers must not stop learning and searching for new methods and ways of teaching, but

  • The Ethical Accountable In Anand's Untouchable

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    The shape or structure of his novel is a combination of the western sensible custom of the novel with the Indian convention of the ethical fable. Anand's hypothesis of fiction was affected by his presentation to western thoughts. The subject of this fiction, in any case, was not scholarly cross-streams in Europe, but rather India as experienced by the Indian. In this novel Anand has, "indianised a western materialistic structure got to a great extent from Marx and has endeavored to discover for this

  • Importance Of Literature Review In Research

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    Assignment Title : Literature review is an integral part of research process. Discuss the rationale for literature review demonstrate its significance in research. Student’s Name : Mamaila P.M Student Number : 25500244 Lecturer’s Name : Dr Sempijja N Module Title : HBRM 221 Due Date : 23 August 2017 Literature review is an overview of what a researcher knows about a topic that they are researching about, it includes all past and present work

  • Women In The Vedic Era

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    The premise of the Indian thought of right female conduct can be attracted to Manu 200 BC: “by a young girl, by a young woman, or even by an aged one, nothing must be done independent, even in her own house”. They are structured as a mate for men and men need to make her stroll with them sometime during life . India is an enhanced society where no misrepresentation could apply to the country's different local, religious, social and financial gatherings. In any case certain wide conditions in which

  • The Emancipation Process In Cuba

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    The Caribbean colonies of Spain have a history that dates back the year 1501. In these colonies the slaves would provide manual Labour of hard nature in both the mines and sugar cane plantations. However the practice was put to a halt in 1821 when Spain banned the practice of slavery officially. A series of discreet legal and political tensions provide the plat form for the examination of the abolition of slavery in the Cuba. These tend to draw critical debates in relation to the motivation and

  • Gender Education In Education

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    According to the research, results at a micro level show improvements while at a national level improvements are unable to be noticed. This is because the number of primary school children out of school is 8.3 million out of which boys account for 3.8m and girls 4.5m. So the reality is that compulsory education is not actually being given or delivered to all as what was stated. The availability and quality of schooling is not available to all genders equally. Boys are basically outnumbering the girls

  • The Importance Of Music In Education

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    Education, in general, serves many purposes (Bhargava & Pathy, 2011). It empowers a person to widen his perspectives about his family and society. Holistic education imbues individuals with the responsibility of developing and maintaining the socioeconomic system, conserving and transmitting human heritage, and promoting a sensible and sensitive method of utilizing resources. A teacher, therefore, serves as the prime mover of the educational system with the learners as key participants in the learning

  • Advantages Of Online Learning

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    CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Introduction This chapter reviews various studies which have shown the inter-relationships among the measures of e-learning inputs pertinent to academic achievement. A more specific model will be developed for the present study. It has also shown that the significant of spending the amount of time online can actually help to improve pupils` English Language proficiency. 2.2 The help of Internet The most used language on the internet is English, which is set on