Essays on School Curriculums

The best curriculum for schools to adapt has been debated for years. As students change with time so does the way they learn. Over recent years Common Core and Proficiency Based curriculums have been at the forefront of many discussions. They both have strong proponents,…

Needs analysis is defined as a formal process focus on how a product addresses the needs of a human. In this case we will focus on the importance of a quality early childhood curriculum for preschool aged 5 years old based on the Tyler model…

This is a math plan for Grade level 2-5 with kids of ages 7 up to 11 years. The lesson is designed to take approximately 50 minutes. The objective of the lesson is to ensure that the students are able to solve problems in a…

As society has undergone certain changes including globalization and digitalization, education must keep up with such developments to prepare citizens to meet the new market demands (European Council, 2006; World Bank, 2019). Issues of sustainability such as climate change, inequalities, social cohesion are more relevant…

Introduction Co-curriculum activities have a huge role in shaping the mental health of its participants. The main contributors include the improvement of self-esteem, social skills, leadership skills, optimistic thinking and relieved from academic. By contrast, negative effects such as frustration and tired feeling, time-consuming and…

This essay will focus on evaluation of the curriculum of English (Language and Literature) of BS level in universities based on the curriculum developed in the light of National education policy NEP and will later be compared to the international policies. The primary motivation behind…

Most of the education theories emphasized the connection between physiological, emotional, social and, cognitive development. They are linked together to shape the learners we want today but, this cannot be achieved in a classroom learning setting only. It was concluded through many studies that, students…

In this study, Pool, Carter, Johnson, and Carter documented the designing of a Tier 2 math intervention during a case study that involved ten third graders in a school located in northwestern part of the United States. Every school who designs a tiered intervention system…

The Highschool systems are made to prepare teenagers for the outside world and maximum success. To get as much information in their heads. But information you need to be a doctor is only biology and chemistry. A lawyer needs other courses such as English and…

Using authentic materials helps students develop a broader language base and provide real-life examples of language used in everyday situations. Not only can authentic materials be used to add more interest, they may be more relevant and visually stimulating while at the same time targeting…