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Papers On Education In Other Countries
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The Positive and Negative Effects of French Immersion Programs
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This 10 page paper takes a look at political issues of French immersion programs, but primarily addresses educational issues. The success of language immersion--as well as pros and cons-- is discussed in depth. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: SA231Im.rtf
The Prevalence Of School Violence (Ages 13-18) In The United States, China And Russia
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7 pages in length. The problem of school violence shared by China, Russia and the United States may reflect its presence in different nations, however, geography is the only separation when it comes to addressing this particular global issue. Bibliography lists 13 sources.
Filename: TLCSchlVio.rtf
The Role of a Primary School Teacher
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This 8 page paper considers the role of a primary school teacher in the UK following the DfES document Excellence and enjoyment: A strategy for primary schools. The paper looks at the importance of creating the right environment and culture for learning, as well as planning, delivering and assessment for learning and progression in learning across the UK curriculum. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
Filename: TEpteacher.rtf
The Spanish University System
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This 6 page paper examines the Spanish university system and compares it with the UK university system looking at its strengths and weaknesses. The paper considers the structure and management of the universities as well as regulation of courses entrance and type of courses offered. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
Filename: TEspainuni.rtf
Transition To Tertiary Education In Australia
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A 17 page paper. Most authors agree that the transition from high school to university can be very stressful. The first section of this paper presents a literature review on this topic, including a discussion of the most common adjustment issues these students face. The writer then presents a proposal to study the issue using the phenomenographic research method, a qualitative research approach. The study is based on the transcript of a forum group, using a semi-structured questionnaire (the transcript is not included). The writer provides an analysis of the results, showing the issues that emerged from the interview are the same as have been presented in the literature. The third section of this paper is a self-analysis of listening skills. While the interview was conducted in Australia, the text is applicable in any country. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: PGnuniau.rtf
Typical Math Lesson: U.S., Japan, Germany
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This 12 page paper provides a synopsis of parts of the book, The Teaching Gap by Stigler and Hiebert. A math lesson in each country is outlined, including data regarding the percentage of time, each spent on certain types of activities. The Japanese lesson included far more deductive reasoning. The writer then discusses Stigler and Hiebert's recommendations to initiate the lesson study approach used in Japan and how that might work. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: PGtchgp.rtf
US. Versus Egypt: Role Of Culture And Religion In Education
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15 pages in length. Obtaining an education does not reflect a level playing field across the globe; rather, the varying nature of cultural and religious influences serve to dictate the who, what, where, when and why of academic achievement. To compare America and Egypt where such influences are concerned is not unlike weighing apples against oranges, inasmuch gender oppression, social status and underlying reasons for seeking an education separate the two very different approaches. Unlike the United States where culture and religion are two separate entities, Egypt's influences are primarily one and the same in both a social and educational aspect. Bibliography lists 17 sources.
Filename: TLCUSEgyptEd.rtf
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