benefits and drawbacks of traditional education compared to modern teaching techniques Gowda, R. S., & Suma, V. (2017, February). A comparative analysis of the traditional education system vs. e-Learning. In 2017 International Conference on Innovative Mechanisms for Industry Applications (ICIMIA) (pp. 567-571). IEEE. This article gives a comparison of the benefits and drawbacks of traditional education compared to modern teaching techniques. The education system has continually evolved for the last few decades. This is because of the vast parading that there is an enormous difference which makes the traditional education to be annoying to students. Modern learning due to increased technology has become a word of mouth in or daily lives. Modern learning involves pedagogy, accreditation and technology, and other teaching methods. On the other hand, traditional education was through reciting and memorizing techniques. Further, modern education motivates learning to collaborate and be more productive, unlike conventional education techniques, which did not help in the development of critical thinking and decision making skills. The article is essential for this research since it expounds on the research topic extensively. Van Nuland, S.…
In learning, you will teach. In teaching, you will learn Although I am a business owner, I did not concentrate much on content writing skills. As 1st task is to write 1000 words article on what I learned in 1st class, my thoughts are like, ‘oh my god, I should write now!’, But after completion, the story changed. My energy multiplied for the next online class to begin. I am happy to inform you that I scored 81 in the first assignment. I want to say thanks to team Deepak for review and feedback. They told me to give a valid conclusion. My co-intern Krishna Prashanth advised me, Hemingway editor. Taking input and suggestions into consideration, I am writing my next article. As I am 2 minutes late to join the class, I missed the link of the intern’s facebook group, yet I got it in the chatbox. One important point I want to make is that Deepak always makes sure that the class is more interactive. I chose 90% when he asked to guess the percentage…
Moby-Dick Introduction Moby dick is a book written by Herman Melville in the year 1851. Professor Archibald MacMechan regarded it as an essential book for a long time. Still, unfortunately, for a long time, the literary exposure for this book during the time of professor Archibald is very minimal. This neglect is what prompts Professor Archibald to publish the article “The Best Sea Story Ever Written.” This is an extraction of the title Judgement from the book Moby-Dick. Fifty years later, the effort by professor Archibald to popularize Melville’s work bears fruit since the novel Moby-Dick is now regarded by American, British, French, and other critics as one of the ‘greats’ in the 19th Century in the world of literature. It should be understood that now Melville is feted to be a subject of more scholarly articles than any American writer. One of the aspects that that is significant that articulates this rise of Melville’s fame and reputation is the review of Moby-Dick over the years. In this paper, we are going to dissect what scholar and reviewers have to…
perception with Tonya M. Ronayne For my interview, I led a perception with Tonya M. Ronayne, who is a Special Instruction teacher at Enrique Camarena Jr. Secondary School. Her zone of the center is inside the Science. Furthermore, Technology division and she works with understudies with the gentle to direct extraordinary training incapacity as I started my perception. Tonya M. Ronayne educated me that she is as of now working with a gathering of seventh and eighth graders whose ages extend from 13 to 14 years of age. Her classes comprise of 11 to 15 understudies, and there are normally a couple of different teachers present with her to help with guidance or individualized plans that understudies may have. As we assessed the understudies’ demographics, we found that all understudies were Hispanic, and they were likewise all delegated English Language Learners. Therefore, there are different formative plans that are utilized in their program to oblige the understudies’ adapting needs. Various systems were examined, as every understudy requires the usage of different learning strategies. One of the principle understudy data frameworks…
Learning Intervention Plan To help in making sure you cover all the essential areas of planning, please work through and finish the worksheet below to help you plan your learning intervention. Developing the Professional Self – (Module 7RY517) Learning Intervention Planning Document 1. Your Name: 2. Student Number: 3. Supervisor: Part 1: Learning Intervention Brief Topic: What is the title or topic area of this proposed intervention The topic of the proposed intervention is “Access and application of ICT tools by planters for sustainable agriculture development in the farms of Abu Dhabi.” What is the rationale based on the development needs of your doctorate investigation and relevance to your professional practice? How will this intervention build on your current learning and development? (Approximately 500 words) The key underlying rationale of the doctorate investigation revolves around the idea of expanding my knowledge base as an Organic Farming Unit Head on the need of the ICT tools to enhance sustainable farming and farming practices. In addition to this, the doctorate investigation will also help me in improving my…
The Redeem Christian Church and its impact on integration among African immigrants in Finland Read the lecture slides and watch the video of a literature review. Find key words for your thesis topic. If you do not have a thesis topic, concentrate to some topic that interests you in social services, social work or community development. Make criteria for your search: years (time period), language, field/discipline (social work, social science etc.), data basis etc. In your assignment, describe the criteria you used. Do a proper literature search on research articles, thesis, project reports, statistical data, relevant videos and other material. Describe the literature search step by step. Write a summary of the research methods used or the main research results. Use in text-referencing when you refer to sources. Refer to all references that you have in your list of references. Use at least 5 academic references (books, articles). Apply the references in the actual text according to Diak guidelines.[unique_solution] Use Refworks in writing your list of references. Length of the assignment is 3-5 pages (excluding cover page, contents, and list…
how informatics can be incorporated into health promotion programs The purpose of this executive brief paper is to identify how informatics can be incorporated into health promotion programs. Today our society uses technology, gaming and social media as a means to communicate and relate to one another. Numerous technological programs have been developed to target health promotion and disease prevention. In our contemporary Nursing practice we are challenged to tailor our educational programs to meet the demands of our technological society. We need to create culturally competent health promotion programs which are effective, timely, and reach the target audience. This project encourages you to identify a population of interest in your work site, or in your community, and begin to plan a program which proactively affects healthcare outcomes. For purposes of this paper you will not be required to enact the actual project, yet, research, plan, create, and outline the steps to completion. In the course webliography, and your textbooks you will find a vast array of organizations committed to providing health education tools for the practitioner, including technological interactive…
You left the bag at school, and I thought I should bring it “You left the bag at school, and I thought I should bring it” I glanced onto her hands smattered with a navy bag pack realized it was mine. I walked toward her grip the arm of the bag our hands touched; her skin was very warm I wondered where she has been. I lifted my eyes, and she was glaring at me with her brown eyes I asked mine to the ground not to give her satisfaction though I didn’t know there was brown I felt stupid even to notice all I wanted was her to be gone as soon as she came. “Is that a bruise in your nose” I snatched my bag from her and placed it on my desk. I slipped my hands back to my grey pockets (I sigh clenching my jaws) “Was that all.” “And what happened to your hair…lord is that dark or brunette.” “Was that all.” Her eyebrows lifted and rose a light smirk stared at me for some time…
The School to Prison Pipeline Synthesis Since 2010, the issue of the school-to-prison pipeline has attracted significant reactions in the country. Proponents of this practice have continued to support it by claiming it is useful and that it has minimized the proliferation of security issues in schools. Contrastingly, in recent times, many people have come out criticizing this practice claiming it’s discriminatory and also that it causes educational and sociological harm to students. Due to the growing debate on the issue of the school-to-prison pipeline, many works of literature have been developed based on research about the subject. “How the School to Prison Pipeline is Created” by Carla Shedd; “When School Feels Like Prison” by Melinda D. Anderson; “The School to Prison Pipeline: Time to Shut It Down” by Ellen Flannery; and “How to Discipline Students without Turning School into Prison” by Jeff Deeney are articles describing the negative impacts of the process. The adverse effects of the school-to-prison pipeline include racial tension, interrupted students’ learning process, and increased incarceration rate. The most significant impact of the school-to-prison pipeline is…
Case Study: End of Life Decisions George is a successful attorney in his mid-fifties. He is also a legal scholar, holding a teaching post at the local university law school in Oregon. George is also actively involved in his teenage son’s basketball league, coaching regularly for their team. Recently, George has experienced muscle weakness and unresponsive muscle coordination. He was forced to seek medical attention after he fell and injured his hip. After an examination at the local hospital following his fall, the attending physician suspected that George may be showing early symptoms for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a degenerative disease affecting the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. The week following the initial examination, further testing revealed a positive diagnosis of ALS. ALS is progressive and gradually causes motor neuron deterioration and muscle atrophy to the point of complete muscle control loss. There is currently no cure for ALS, and the median life expectancy is between 3 and 4 years, though it is not uncommon for some to live 10 or more years. The progressive muscle atrophy…