Essays on Success in Education

Education is the key to success. According to John Taylor Gatto in the article “Against School” discusses his journey of how he became successful, talk about how bored he was in school and it takes as his responsibility. It was his responsibility to be successful…

Education plays an important role in everyone’s life. We consider education as a tool that helps us to exist. Our life actually starts with education and learning when we are trying to figure out how to walk or how to talk, then how to read…

Having a good education is one of the most important requirements in such a dynamic world and as such, is a necessity. Are we giving our kids the best? That’s not particularly dependent on the price of their school fees or the location of the…

The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) was signed and made into law by President Obama on December 10, 2015. The new law was based on major areas of education that the nation has progressed in the past years and also to expand educational opportunity and…

In Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave,” Socrates discusses the difficult journey of education that an ignorant individual must go through in order to become enlightened. He employs symbolism of a dark cave full of shackled prisoners to depict the limited outlook of ignorant people. These…

This generation has set records for college attendance, and while that seems to be a good thing, allowing more people to get educated, it also causes students not to value their education. Students are no longer getting the choice, college is just the next step….

Learning is defined as a lasting change in mental processing or behaviour as a result of some experience. It is a dynamic process that lasts a lifetime, in which the one obtains new knowledge or skills and changes his judgments, feelings, or actions. Learning allows…

The underachievement of boys within the education system has been an ongoing controversial matter. Ever since the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE’s) had been introduced in the 1980’s, there was a clear division between boys and girls according to the overall GCSE level’s as…

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. – Nelson Mandela Education during Colonial Rule Previously as the Colonials got involved, education in South Africa was arranged with tribal needs. You would master the skills that kept you and…

I was very fortunate growing up because my home environment was one that really supported and encouraged my learning and my success in school. I had three primary caregivers growing up – my mother, my grandmother, and my grandfather, and they were very involved in…