Synthesis Literature on Inclusive Education Conceptualizing equality in education and academic success is a fundamental element to enhance inclusivity in the education sector. Also, quality education is closely linked to future prosperity, economic, and social opportunities, which makes it a fundamental right in the world’s democratic societies. However, this right has been prone to violations as most of the disabled students face discrimination, especially in matters concerning school completions, educational achievement, and employment opportunities. In many nations, disability has also been identified to be closely linked with high levels of multidimensional poverty. An example is where learners with disabilities reach educational levels, which are not adequate to help them secure significant employment. One major challenge that many countries are experiencing is ensuring safe, inclusive, and productive learning environments for disabled students in the future. The study by Macaulay et al. (2016), aims at identifying the factors that affect educational inclusion for learners with disabilities in Australia. On the other hand, the study by Poed et al. (2017) aims at identifying and analyzing the enrollment and attendance of disabled students in…
Department of Education and System Education – looking forward to the attention and due diligence Introduction: You also need good health to become a good student. In a sick body, a healthy mind can never be nourished. In these days, the opportunities for children to have fun are very few. Nowadays, schools are also built in small residential buildings. In these the children get very few recreational opportunities. Some schools that have grounds and swings for children to play, usually do not allow children to swing or swing. School management risks that children do not break the swings. After returning from school, the children come to eat and have lunch at their academy or come home tutor who teaches them. After the break, usually the children come to teach the children. After meals, the children get busy doing school and tuition homework. And they go to bed at night. In the morning they are barely picked up at school time. What is the purpose of the Department of Education? As if today’s children have become slaves of time. The table…
Learning in class discussion Learning is the act of acquiring new or pre-existing behaviors, knowledge, skills, values or any other relevant information. The process of learning should therefore be enjoyable to ensure the learners grasp what is being taught. If the learners think that the learning process is boring or tedious, then the probability of them understanding is minimal. It is therefore the duty of the tutor to ensure that the learning process is structured in such a way that the learner is comfortable and can actively participate voluntarily. Firstly, tutors should consider using classical conditioning in the class. This is learning that one stimulus signals the arrival of another stimulus (Griggs, 2010). This type of learning was discovered by Ivan Pavlov. It involves making the class interesting before it even starts. This method can be very useful because it captures the attention of the learners first and creates interest. The tutor can use something that the learners think is fun and can easily relate with. For example, if one is teaching about the world war, a tutor can use…
Case Study Review/ Question Zero tolerance policy refers to the set of rules that institutions and organizations impose on either students/learners or members of staff. Upon the violation, the administration is mandated to issue severe punitive measures such as suspension or expulsion in the case of learning institutions (Allen & Sawhney, 2015). The main issue that people, especially parents, have against the zero-tolerance policy is that the repercussions apply regardless of the circumstances. From the case study, Mathew sikes got into a fight with a fellow student who had posted insulting comments about him on the internet, and both of them were expelled. The circumstance that got spikes into the fight was purely self-defence. When he confronted the boy that had insulted him on the internet, the boy threw him to the ground, and he hit him back in self-defence. The school administration invoked the zero-tolerance policy and expelled both of the boys without even trying any of the alternative behavioural or character support mechanisms. There is no conclusive research that shows that the zero-tolerance policy has positive effects on…
Technology in patient education Information Technology has a wide range of applications in the medical field, and its wide adoption is due to its overall effectiveness in patient health. Even as we appreciate the milestones it has made in this area, medical experts believe proper patient engagement in their treatment goes a long way in assuming an integral responsibility from the nurses, doctors, and the patients themselves. Information Technology has made it possible for patients to create an online portal where every detail of their condition, diagnosis, and prescription is available at any time. This has helped patients get a full picture of what is going on with their health. Another way has been the introduction of interactive patient engagement technology techniques. Of the vast array of techniques available, electronic health records (EHRs) have shown a great impact on patient education in a significant way. This information is available on screens like iPads or tablets, and patients are well aware of all efforts put in place to improve their health. It is apparent that the importance of information technology…
The Critical Analysis Paper The Critical Analysis Paper asks you to practice understanding and evaluating someone else’s view, ultimately to argue for the success or failure of that view (your thesis). To practice the critical thinking skill of understanding someone else’s view, you are asked to charitably and systematically reconstruct an author’s argument. Your aim is to try to give the most complete and strong view of the author’s argument that you can. To practice the critical thinking skill of evaluating someone else’s view, you are asked to develop and respond to a philosophical objection. Your aim is to formulate a strong challenge to the logic of the author’s view and a strong response to that challenge. CRITICAL ANALYSIS Write on the following: • “Responsibility and Global Justice: A Social Connection Model” by Iris Marion Young Requirements • Submit to the Critical Analysis Paper assignment link on Blackboard by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, December 13 • Type responses, 12 pt. Times New Roman (or similar) font, 1” or 1.25” margins • Save as a .docx or .pdf file • Approximately…
Earth Science Annotated Bibliography Ge, Yong, et al. “Principles and methods of scaling geospatial Earth science data.” Earth-Science Reviews (2019): 102897. The article is written by Ge Yong affiliated to theInstitute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing. It discusses how various geographical phenomena change with variations in the measurement scale. The article is well written and divided into various sections for ease of understanding. The paper provides a review of different geospatial scaling methods used in earth science data. Flechtner, Frank, et al. “What can be expected from the GRACE-FO laser ranging interferometer for Earth science applications?.” Remote Sensing and Water Resources. Springer, Cham, 2016. 263-280. The article is written by frank Flechtner affiliated to the department of geodesy and remote sensing, GFZ german research center for geosciences, and it focuses on the objectives of the GRACE-FO satellite mission. Its main aim is to determine the effectiveness of laser ranging interferometer (LRI) in enhancing the measurement performance of satellite to satellite tracking. It is done to improve applications of earth science. The article is well organized…
Bullying in learning institutions Bulling is one of the most common social issues in the world. It can be defined as the use of power or force to harm those who are weaker, young, or smaller by nature. It’s not born or made, and it always happens at a young age, usually from 12 years to 18 years. Most bullying happens in schools, and statistics show that in the United States from grade 6 to grade 12, almost a quarter of the students experience bullying. (Kowalski et al., 2017) The three types of bullying are social, verbal, and physical, which mostly affect school children, and it also happens on social media sites. Bullying can lead to depression, isolation, rejection, and suicidal thoughts. This has become a significant problem in learning institutions and hence there several campaigns which have been started to stop this kind of issue. Physical bullying is, using one’s body to hurt other people, and examples are kicking, punching, pushing, spitting, taking other people’s properties by force, and lastly, is using mean gestures towards others. This is the…
Case Study Analysis of the Lego Group Introduction Background and History The LEGO Group, or LEGO, is a toy-manufacturing organization that has its headquarters in Billund, Denmark. It was created as a family organization in 1932 by Ole Kirk Christian and is now a dominant competitor within the global toy industry with an addition of strategic entertainment products (Mohanty, 2018). Initially, Lego started as a manufacturer of ironing boards, toys, stepladders, and stools. By 1949, LEGO had begun manufacturing the early version of the LEGO plastics, which became highly popular (Mohanty, 2018). This was a strategic step as plastic was a new material that had just been introduced to the market. According to Lauwert (2008), the brand has gained a wide market across the world due to the high differentiation of the market. The sustenance of its basic bricks with new figures and features has resulted in the diversification of play opportunities for children, which is in congruence with its mission of inspiring and developing “the builders of tomorrow” (Lego Group, 2018; Nelson and Matles, 2017). Recently, however, LEGO has…
Defining Inquiry Skills Observing is the ability to see and note the results of an experiment, the results expected and the unexpected results in an Inquiry. The senses and tools beyond thoughts used in collecting information. With this ability, we can see the changes occurring that triggers our curiosity in trying to understand certain things in Science. Classifying is the process of grouping, putting together scientific findings with similar properties. It helps narrow down on the process of trying to understand scientific knowledge and explanations during the inquiry. It enhances the understanding of the structure and functions of different things by observing the properties and relationship among them. Inferring is the ability to come up with a conclusion based on the explainable finding during an Inquiry. It is the ability to conclude well-explained observations. It is also the use of know-how to bridge in the gaps in the observation. Measuring refers to the ability to accurately denote or quantify variables with the aid of instruments or non-standard units. It is basing on the processes that allow observation and comparisons thus…