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    Weakness in Education System.” It is important to remember that philosophy as a mandatory class in high school or earlier education should not look to add tedious work material as other high school classes assign. Adding stress due to workload is opposite of the point, the goal remaining to enlighten the student and allow…

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    Art Education Importance

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    the newest budget cuts. More often than not, the answer revolves around one thing only. “Because of recent loss of funds, we must cut arts education from the system.” To some, this idea may seem absurd. To some, the idea is reasonable. They question the importance of the arts in the lives of students and find it an easy item to mark off the list. But arts education provides an outlet for creativity, produces well-rounded and academically inclined students, and even helps to lessen the negative…

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    Fundamental Part of Education Curricula During the old days, computers were not used in many places so, computer skills were not necessary. In the recent times, computers have become widely and practically used everywhere including offices, business firms, hospitals, hotels, in the homes among other places. Nearly everything requires the use of a computer. These skills are acquired from the learning institutions. They are important and should therefore be a fundamental part of education…

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    The different approaches to peace education are ‘Education for Peace' and ‘Education for Peace'. Education for peace is the education inorder to create preconditions for the achievement of peace and education about peace involves the developmental and practice of instructions and processes that comprise a peaceful social order. Recent global events in the political, cultural and religious spheres have caused division, discrimination, and distrust among the masses, thereby unsetting the mantle of…

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    questioning, demonstrated in two microteaching sessions. The first session explained the two important figures related to unemployment and its sources to a group of four adults, who had obtained a bachelor degree or above. The second lesson discussed the importance of money as a medium of exchange to fourteen grade six students. Feedbacks from my fellow classmates were coded as 1 to 4; the first two responded to the first session and the rest were for the second session. For lesson opening,…

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    As I am about to complete my 10th year in education and continually take stock of my impact on the learning of children I begin to look at more closely my leadership beliefs. I have had a rich and varied series of experiences. Through these experience I noticed that I am a strong believer in the potential of an academically rigorous, values based education. My belief in the importance of creating an instructional experience that spirals and builds from one grade to the next, one level to the…

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    important than education. Lifelong Learning is a ‘cradle to grave’ process and each and every member of our society plays an important and integral part in the welfare of our society. Lifelong learning is a self-perpetuating process - the more successful it is, the more successful it. Lifelong learning crosses sectors, promoting learning beyond traditional schooling and throughout adult life (impost-compulsory education). This definition is based on Delors’ (1996) four ‘pillars’ of education for…

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    expand to new horizons. Adding more art to public schools can bring many advantages. For example, students and teachers behavior and action can improve, and they can build a better character. The article, “Make Art, Transform Lives: The Importance of Art Education,” gives support towards having art, and constructing people a better character. ”Not every young person will become an artist. But they will all be better students, employees, and citizens if they indeed they indeed have the…

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    down turn it has become a priority to increase the capability of our workforce. A report prepared by the Department of the Treasury and the Department of Education out lines this importance: American companies and businesses require a highly skilled workforce to meet the demands of today’s increasingly competitive global economy. Higher education is provided through a complex public-private market, with many different individuals and institutions participating (“Economics”). Creating an…

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    PROGRESSIVISM IN EDUCATION Education is the process of acquiring, processing and applying information. Everybody has a different way of obtaining information. That’s why so many theories have occurred. Progressivism is one of them. It is a theory of education mostly deals with learning by doing. Progressivism is the form of pragmatisim which is adjusted into education. In pragmatisim, change is seen as the essence of reality. So, in the movement of progressivism in education philosophy, it is…

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