Essays on Learning Styles

Learning styles and multiple intelligences though they seem like two different topics both share several aspects where they evidently overlap. Learning styles as the term suggests are the patterns different individuals follow to acquire, remember and assimilate information and concepts for learning. Learning styles from…

When it is talk about education, the first thing comes trough in mind it is children. In fact, quite often, is thought that the study and the teaching involve just the childhood. This is what usually is called Pedagogy: the art or science of teaching…

The article chosen is, ‘Perception and Experience of Transformative Learning and Faculty Authenticity Among North American Professors of Christian Education (NAPCE)’ by Hoykung Paul Kang examines the importance of authenticity of Christian professors who have had experience with the transformative model of learning and its…

The impact of educational theory on teaching practice must not be underestimated. During module one I learnt about the concept of transformative learning for the first time. Some elements of transformative learning theory I have encountered in my teaching in the past without truly being…

Introduction Paulo Freire was born and grew up in the Northeast of Brazil where his experiences deeply influenced his life work. The world economic crisis forced Freire to know hunger and poverty at a young age. Because Freire lived among poor rural families and laborers,…

The colonial history of American Indian education begins 138 years ago with the creation of boarding schools. With colonization, many communities were first intentionally displaced to reservations. Children were taken from their families put into federally-funded schools. These first “Indian Schools” were meant to start…

Introduction India is a country in South Asia with a very ancient and very diverse culture as well as diverse terrain. It is the seventh-largest country by area, and as of 2019 India is also the second most populated country in the world with 1.31…

Scholarly articles are difficult to navigate to the untrained eye. The terminology and information used can be overwhelming to students who lack an advanced level of analytical skills. Because of this, authors follow certain formats when writing articles for specific academic disciplines. This practice acts…

E- Learning at a Glance: Electronic learning is generally alluded to as eLearning or internet learning. It basically incorporates learning on the web through the courses that are offered on the net. Messages, live addresses, and videoconferencing are for the most part conceivable through the…

INTRODUCTION Background of the Study To acquire new knowledge, students need to be able to understand easily additional information. Sometimes students need specific skills that can help them to do this. These skills or learning strategies such as note-taking, outlining, library reference skills, or practicing…