specific themes that have been so common across the schools in Ottawa Many schools within the confines of Ottawa tend to have a commonality in certain heritage; for instance, it is so common a scenario to find that two or more schools have a common share of particular history and culture which have been passed down from generations to generations; since the institutions’ establishment. Therefore, there are specific themes that have been so common across the schools in Ottawa. For one, there has been some commonality in design evolution, closures, and even environmental ideals. Some of the schools which have shown commonality in the same themes include the Borden(technical) Schoool, Laurentian High School, and Rideau Street Convent Chapel. The sudden closure of these schools has been evidence of Closure, or rather the demolishment as a common theme which many schools in Ottawa have been grappling with over a long period. For instance, it is so clear in some of the investigatory literary works to find out that many of these were demolished or closed just a few years after their…

Ineligible school or ineligible children Introduction: A good and active teacher is one who not only masters his subject matter but also has full access to his professional skills and above all, always keeps his attitude positive. He has to build generations. He is a role model of children and his positive attitude plays a very important role in the training of children. I do not consider this person a teacher who is not accessible to children, who does not pay full attention to the children’s words and their minor problems. Purpose of Schools The main purpose of the schools is to provide children with an environment whereby the hidden abilities are exposed so that they can emerge as good geniuses and good citizens in the future. Education is, in fact, a lifestyle. Waking up, sitting well, eating well, drinking well, behaving well, behaving well, having a good attitude, all that is taught is education and that is what a teacher. We provide the best teachers to our schools who are not only academically and professionally qualified, but even those…

Why Children Drop Out Of High School In The United States Introduction In modern times school dropout has become a significant community crisis. Research shows that 25-60% of the ninth graders in America drop out of school before graduation. The high school dropout high rates have become a growing concern. Some urban schools get criticized since they graduate less than 50% of the students. Over a few decades, school dropout has been on the rise. The more significant number of dropouts is composed of students of color. Many reasons lead to school dropout, and some include students’ claims that the lessons were not interesting, poor performance, complex rules in schools, family related problems, and influence from fellow students (Burrus 4). The drop out does affect not only the individual but also the student’s family, community, and the government at large. However, some strategies can be put in place to reduce the number of dropouts, such as providing instructions to struggling students, building a friendly environment that fosters academics. Therefore, the need to analyze the causes of dropouts, the most endangered…

 bullying in schools Hypotheses The incidence of bullying in schools will lead to poor performance in academics. Bullying in schools contributes to mental illness to affected students. The action of bullying can have long-lasting effects on bullies that can have led them to abuse drugs. Operational definition According to Smith (2018), bullying is an aggressive character or behavior whereby there is someone who is being hurt or feeling discomfort due to the harassment caused by bullies’ while poor performance is the act of student getting deficient grades, which are nor encouraging. Bullying is aggressive behavior whereby there is an imbalance of strength or power. At the same time, mental illness is a health condition that involves changes in behavior or emotions mostly associated with distress (Pilgrim, 2019). Bullying is peer harassment that involves intimidation to someone as a way of victimizing the involved person. At the same time, drug abuse is the use of a particular substance to create pleasurable effects on the brain (Segal, (2019). References Pilgrim, D. (2019). Critical concepts in mental health. SAGE Publications Limited. Segal, B.…

Developmental Assessment and the School-Aged Child Introduction Assessment in school is used to determine the abilities of the children and the identification of special needs among children. Assessments in pediatric school-aged children entail a tailored and comprehensive process and are based on the needs and developmental expectations (Bellman, Byrne & Sege, 2013). School-aged children tend to grow at a slow and steady rate until they hit puberty. Children at this age are starting to build their self-esteem and understand the cause, effect, and reasons for a certain phenomenon. It is important to understand the developmental theories and stages according to the age groups. This paper explains the assessment of children aged 5-12 years old. Physical assessment among school-aged children Physical assessment informs the teachers on the background of the child and abilities according to the school curriculum and tutoring programs. Teachers use the interaction with the children to assess the learning necessities of each child and develop programs and involve teachers who are able to handle the physical, mental, and emotional issues of all the children individually (Bellman, Byrne &…

Compare High School and College Courses                                                                    Introduction            Education is a gift of knowledge that cannot be stolen and can bring you to the top of your dreams. It is one of the most valuable in every individual’s life. Moreover, Education is a key factor to a successful and a professional life. High school and college are both fundamental to education is offered in different courses. Students grow and enhance their lives with knowledge. There is similarity between my high school courses and college courses. For instance theoretical approaches are being used to teach in both high school and college level. Common education methodology is applied in learning institutions based on specific syllabus .The courses are taught by professional, for instance in colleges we have trained lecturers and professors’ .The high schools are taught by adequately trained and experienced teachers. The courses offered by any institution are regulated by the government .For instance; the government plays a major role in monitoring the courses offered in learning institutions.in addition examination and evaluation is included in my course at both high school…

Comparison between High School and College Introduction “Education is a gift of knowledge that cannot be stolen and can bring you to the top of your dreams.” It is one of the most valuable assets in every individual’s life. Moreover, Education is a key factor to a successful and a professional life. High school and college are both fundamental to education, which helps students to grow and enhance their lives with knowledge. However, they are two completely different worlds. The three differences aspects of high school and college are responsibilities, are academic, subjects, and instructors. `The distinction between high school and college is responsibilities. High school students can count on their parents and teachers to tell them what to do. Parents and educators are always there to help high school students in reminding them of their academic responsibilities and provide instructions in setting their priorities. Also, high school is full of rules and regulations. If high school students behaved inappropriately, they would be punished. On the other hand, college students must balance their responsibilities. One of the most important responsibilities…

Addressing Diversity and Inequality through Homeschooling Homeschooling is considered to be an alternative system of education to the conventional education system in the United States. Since the 1970s, the move towards homeschooling has experienced a significant resurgence in the United States, mainly because of issues associated with our school or education system such as academic quality and content, bullying and mistreatment, religious reasons, racism, and other special needs.   The primary issue in the United States school system that could contribute to homeschooling is low academic performance. Although the U.S. is ranked seventh all over the globe regarding the population share that is literate, it does less “well in terms of measures of student performance” (Macionis 14.14.2). According to recent research which compared the academic performance in 65 countries, the United States was ranked 24th in science and reading, and 38th in maths, meaning that most developed, high-income countries appear to be schooling their children better and achieve excellent academic performance compared to the United States (Macionis 14.14.2). Also, for many years, academic performance has remained steady, with little changes.…

How to prepare your child for the best schools in Bangalore The first day at school is one of the very crucial things for your child. It is going to be one of the most memorable days of his or her life. After spending the first few years after birth in the home, it is the time for them when the little, pure souls with voids in their head will go on a new adventure to look at the outer world closely and fill the void in their mind and head with information and experiences. They will be spending a big part of the day without their family members, and outside his/her comfort zone. Therefore, in this article, we will talk about few tips you can follow to keep your child prepare for the first day at school. Building up the mentality: This is the first and foremost thing you should try to do while preparing your child for the best CBSE school in Konthur, Bangalore. Your child should always step on their new school campus with the doors and…

Conflict Resolution in Elementary SCHOOL Conflicts and conflict resolution are critical parts of the daily interactions between children in elementary school. This scholarly essay discusses the conflicts and conflict resolution in second-grade elementary school children. According to Crowe (2009), various classroom conflicts such as teasing, gossiping, and children taking items belonging to their classmates are frequent in elementary classrooms that leading to quarrels. Peer conflicts and aggressive behaviors are currently a concern in elementary schools, in which educators are finding it a challenge as these children do not have proper social and conflict resolution skills to handle these situations without the possibility of consequent tensions. Conflict in classrooms can offer a negative or positive force, depending on the outcome. Frequent and aggressive classroom conflicts can be disruptive. It may take a lot of time for educators to resolve the conflict completely and ends up losing earning time for other students. The relationships between children may be broken temporarily or for a long time hence creating tension between the fighting parties. According to Smith et al. (2002), conflicts among children are…