Essays on Education

The present study was conducted to examine the problems faced by female teachers at private schools of Lahore, Pakistan. For this study, qualitative approach was used. The sample of 28 participants were selected from three different private schools of Lahore. The researcher conducted 8 semi-structured…

In recent globalizing society, we use language as a communication tool. The more and more tools you can use, we can contribute to the society, or we can success in having more jobs. Especially speaking English is strongest weapon you can have, because of the…

Science has always been an interesting subject for me since childhood. I was in grade 9 when web development was introduced as a core computer course in secondary state board. The course included basic web development languages such as HTML, CSS and a bit of…

In the poem “On Reading Poems to a Senior Class at South High” by D.C. Berry it is easy to get lost in the powerful metaphors he uses. Dead frozen packaged fish coming alive to symbolize the surprising power poetry can have on a class….

Why education abroad? People nowadays go abroad for their studies, especially, for their higher studies. This is mainly because there are a lot of benefits of getting a degree from abroad. In this era, people prefer a standard way of living, which is available abroad….

Department of Education The founding fathers questioned the role of federal government in education. They believed the role was to make sure that the citizens were educated in order to promote the principal of democracy. The idea of the federal role in education has evolved…

Too Good to be True “There is no such thing as a free lunch,” an old adage says; there are often hidden costs behind seemingly harmless offers. Bars in the late 1800’s often advertised “free” lunch if a customer bought one of their drinks. However…

EFFECTS OF DEPRESSION ON COLLEGE STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE Introduction. Depression is one of the emotional challenges, and its key issues include hopelessness and helplessness. Depression is a prevalent challenge amongst the students undergoing college studies across the globe and it impact the ability of students…

Note taking has been an important process in the school setting that would enhance students’ understanding and retention of lectures which has a direct impact on their academic performance. However, the cognitive mechanisms involved with note taking are still unclear and yet to be defined….

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is renowned for not resorting to violence during his campaign for racial equality, but for creating civil disobedience through peaceful alternatives. These protests and sit-ins created more of a disruption in American society than violence could have likely accomplished on…

Thomas Jefferson stated, “Nothing is so unequal as the equal treatment of unequal people” (Fiedler, 2002). Yet, with the current trends in education, all students are placed in the same educational setting, regardless of their individual needs. Educational trends are leading all students to be…

Herbert George Wells was born on September 21, 1866, in Bromley, England. He was part of the working class of England, and his parents were shopkeepers. Wells was involved in an accident at the age of seven, and he developed a love for reading after…

Ethics Essay In many professions, it is important to establish an ethical code governing the behavior of professionals in the field. This is especially true within engineering, as engineering projects require significant technical expertise and are generally used by the general public. As a result,…

An analysis of the relationship between educational attainment and deprivation Introduction Variations in people’s educational attainment can be analysed using different disciplines, including psychology and biology, which focus mainly on the impact of students’ psychological needs and status, problems, desires and genetics on their academic…

When deciding what to base my final essay on for this class, I wanted to make sure that I could relate a certain aspect of what I’ve learned about Buddhism to my life in some way. At first I wasn’t sure where to start as…