… in Canada consists of ten provincial and three territorial systems, including public schools, separate schools, and private schools. Children are required by law to attend school from the age of 6 or 7 until they are 15 or 16. To make this possible,…

… Dictionary is: To induce one to believe or do something; to argue into an opinion or procedure; to plead with, urge. I have believed that one who allows his opinion be changed by another is someone who lacks a strong will. I understand that people…

… course several areas need to be identified to establish whether the learner is suitable for the course or indeed if the course is suitable for the participant. Age, level of experience, progression, financial situation, location, manual dexterity…

… the value Of a college education is, they may tend to think in terms of dollars and cents. But I believe there is much more to it than just the financial aspect. I believe college is an opportunity for students to grow and learn in more ways that…

… of the projects that I set for my course have to be assessed in some way, and during the projects I will often introduce a session which will involve a specific learning outcome assessed by means of formative and summative evaluation. These sessions…

… years, and quite frankly it was my motto for just as many. I remember when I first went into the military, people would ask me what my goals were, and I would reply, "Be all that I can be." Most would say, "You are not in the Army, you are in the…

… in recent years, as an increasing number of states introduce tough new standards and tests for students and schools" (Olson 10). Students and parents in Arizona regularly show their opposition to the Arizona Instrument to Measure Standards (AIMS)…

… age. Even a bachelor's degree is becoming "not enough." Continuing education is very important, even if you have already achieved your bachelor's or even master's degrees. There are many benefits to getting a quality education. One of them deals…

… is based on the life story of Jaime Escalante, a new high school teacher in East L.A. in 1982, who decides to change the lives of his students by preparing them for an advanced placement test in calculus. I chose this book because it was a book I read…

… are many different types of standardized tests. The SAT, the ACT that are given to all students and the numerous AP exams that are prepared with a more "exclusive" audience in mind. But they're all fundamentally flawed. The point of a standardized…