Educational stage

Teachers confront incompetence every day due to lack of confidence in the management of their classroom. Vis-a-vis they realize that competence is necessary to perform well and to achieve the educational goals of the students. This internal conflict could cause stress and impact instructional and behavioral strategies that teachers use to establish and maintain order in their classrooms. Classroom management describes there are two goals of classroom…

Every time I heard the term ‘ scaffold or scaffolding’, it always reminds me of scaffold of a building structure that support the workers but also enable them to move around the site in order to carry out their assigned task [REF]. In educational contexts, scaffolding is all about how the teacher supports the students who need extra help on their learning. However, there are different theories on how to support children’s literacy development. Piaget viewed language as a process of representing…

proximal development” (ZPD) can be broken down into four different learning stages. In the first stage of ZPD, the student relies heavily on others, such as their peers or an adult, for assistance in their understanding and learning. During this stage, it is evident that one cannot comprehend the task at hand by themselves or without the help of others. In stage two of ZPD, one can perform a task that was learned during stage one without any help; however, they are still not able to complete…

This first chapter from Moore’s book “Teaching and Learning: pedagogy, curriculum and culture”, which was published in 2012, examines 4 of what Moore believes to be the most ‘influential’ educational theories from the past 80 years with a focus on theories of language and learning. Moore shares his perspective that theories are not ‘influential’ necessarily because they have shaped policy, suggesting that there is not much explicit reference to theories in public policy anyway. To him, an…

development of moral thinking, reasoning, and growth in an individual through invariant sequences of stages. Paget’s theory of moral development focuses on the understanding of change through children’s moral thoughts over time. They both believed that “cognitive development and relevant social experiences underlie the growth of moral reasoning” (Sheehy, 2004. p. 135). Kohlberg’s theory is consists of six stages within three levels. The first level, pre-conventional, demonstrates external…

In Romeo and Juliet Act I the Prince sets a law that whoever gets in a fight will be killed. But in this scene Mercutio and Tybalt get in a fight. Tybalt won the fight and Romeo decided to fight him and killed him. Instead of death Princes punishment for Romeo was banishment from Verona. I believe that princes punishment is appropriate because he killed Tybalt like the law would, he was trying to avoid fighting, and he listened to the rules that the Prince made. With the fight of Tybalt and…

fifth psychosocial stage; generativity vs stagnation (Sadock, Sadock, & Ruiz, 2015). The term generativity refers to the adult having a desire and the ability to facilitate in the development of the next generation, typically this refers to the individuals own children (Smart, 2011). Each stage has a virtue; meaning that each stage has a certain theme which characterises the stage and makes the stage unique to the certain age group, and within the generativity vs stagnation stage the virtue is…

Early Childhood Education seems to be the major a lot of college students pursue in. However, being a teacher comes along with many duties and expectations. For example, teachers have to make lesson plans, go by their state’s standards, make sure every need of every child is met, and prepare each child for the next grade. Teachers are expected to perform to their highest abilities, be on time, and interact with the kids. Being a teacher is not all that simple like most people believe. In each…

about Homeschooling! or Important Things You Need to Know about Homeschooling! Description: Homeschooling is not only an effective educational system but also has many good aspects that make it valuable. It knits families, helps parents express their love for kids, expands their knowledge and develops self-learning modes in kids. Body Homeschooling is a pleasant educational system bringing the members of a family together through its various activities. When children seek education at home,…

Education and the role of a teacher is complex in nature. It has been recognised that effective teaching involves not just educational planning, but also an understanding of educational research1. Within an educational context, both teachers and students (as well as the wider community) in Australian schools are faced with various social justice and educational issues. Educational research can help us to examine and deepen our understanding on these issues whilst acknowledging the issues can…