Essays on Education

Over the past ten years, podcasts have taken over the internet by storm, as there is a podcast for every situation and mood. When exactly did podcasts become so well-known, and why do so many people enjoy listening to them? In August of 2004, the…

Be honest. How many of you are able to open up a physical book and start reading the dense and complex texts without any difficulty? Let alone reading a book, how many have even touched a book in general? We’ve all deceived ourselves, pretending that…

Background of the Study: Located in Fredericton New Brunswick, St. Thomas University is a school that prides itself on being ‘the small university of big opportunity’ (St. Thomas University) and promises things such as a sense of community as well as the opportunity to develop…

Introduction This study paper will go through the life style of students who lives in hostels which helps the author to understand better about the environment where the students live. To execute the theme of this course paper, author took the hostel of Turiba, Riga…

How many working people does one interact with on a daily basis? From grocery store clerks to bank tellers our lives are constantly being streamlined by the working class. Do we ever wonder about the difference in the intelligence of people in different professions? Do…

Have you ever asked yourself what is it like not having recess and how it is having it? People can look at this topic differently, and in many different ways. Depending if there the teachers, adults, students, and the community. In many states like New…

I chose this topic because I believe recess is important in many ways. Yes we know that recess is defined as a ‘BREAK’ but recess can be used for getting away, to be free, and to interact with your peers. I remember the times when…

This study is about the importance of electricity in schools and how this leads to improved academic performance of the schools. The education sector in any nation is an important sector to growth in any economy and it must be treated with priority. Today the…

The study of mathematics, the overarching subject dealing with numbers, manipulation of amounts, rates, and other numerical concepts, has existed for thousands of years. From the ancient Greeks and Arabians who first pioneered fundamental mathematical concepts, to more modern application of math in the fields…

Since Sandy Hook mass school shooting in 2012, almost everyone considers that mass shooting at school is a problem. This shadow has been entangled in us for a long time, but recently a mass school shooting occurred at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland,…

Abstract This paper identifies some of the reasons why economically-disadvantaged students struggle in 8th grade algebra. It summarizes the push by policymakers to get students to take algebra in 8th grade instead of the traditional 9th grade. It then goes over how low parental education…

“Bang! Bang!” A normal Tuesday morning of going to class has suddenly turned into a nightmare no one thought would ever happen. Three gunmen enter the high school with AR-15s and chaos ensues among the entire student body. After 24 casualties and multiple injuries, questions…

Virginia Tech University shooting was the deadliest school attacks, from that shooting, many states have been considering the option of whether or not to legalize firearms on campus. Several people see that allowing weapons in schools as a careless option, while others see it as…

Schools are meant to prepare students for the future and aid them with their quest to success, and yet why do so many schools adopting totally unrelated policies that would make the learning environment uncomfortable and unsafe? According to the National Conference Of State Legislatures,…

Introduction This paper takes an in-depth dive on how the discretion of a judicial official unintentionally maintains a system that was designed in order to keep social control among the lower socioeconomic and various racial/ethnic groups within the United States of America. The discretion of…