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    Young students with special educational needs, with slower cognitive functions or mild cognitive impairment are usually found in establishments of regular education with modalities of educational integration; where teachers have the faculties to make curricular adaptations. Exceptional Student Education (ESE) arise when physical, sensory, intellectual, social or a combination of these affect learning capabilities, requiring modifications of the regular curriculum. There are students who require

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    Does technology demote education? After several interviews people have had with the News Corp. affiliate, Amplify, it’s come to be known that they’re only involved in the school for the large profit it furnishes; they have no actual concern for educational improvement. In New York Times’ article, “News Corp. had said that education could be an engine for growth as profits shrink in other parts of the company’s business.” By this statement, they’re admitting that they wish to gain money off of education

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    my childhood began, though I do not recall a substantial amount of it. However, I do recall that I attended school, albeit a primarily religious one, for the first time, and that experience was unlike any experiences I had with the American educational system from 2007 onward. I also remember being highly adventurous; I often ran out of my house, away from my local Child Development Center, and my school, though I

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    embodying nineteenth-century horizons of experience. He argued it because of these inappropiate horizons and it still soldered in our consideration. Social class has made social inequalities arised. These social inequalities also happened in educational system where pupils differentiated in economic and level of material and cultural resources that families can bring to their engangement with schooling (Diane Reay, 2006). In this article, the researcher showed description of new paradigms of old problems

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    students’ overall academic performance in a hybrid-format graduate-level science course. More specifically, our primary research question was: Does students’ participation in an online discussion forum integrated into an open-source course management system improve students’ academic performance in a hybrid-format graduate-level science course? In addition, our secondary research question was: How consistently can the results of the current investigation be extrapolated to academic courses in other

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    one in clinical or school settings. Group achievement tests might also be considered as educational achievement tests, since these instruments are apparently employed in academic settings. On the other hand, individual achievement tests may be an important measurement tool in the diagnosis of learning disability. Not only do these tests render documentation of impaired scholastic performance in crucial areas as reading, writing, and numerical ability, some achievement tests can aid in identifying

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    In New York City, a project called Learning through an Expanded Arts Program, or LEAP, has been continuing for some time now in which music and expressions of the human experience is executed into the school educational programs to enhance academic scores of youngsters at all levels (Dean and Gross 614). Restricted in which music is executed is with math. They call it "musical math," in which the instructor consolidates beat with checking and picking up a grip

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    Common Core Effects

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    The Effects of Common Core America has fallen behind many other countries academically. To fix this, the national educational standards of Common Core were put into place. It created a system of academic benchmarks for reading and math, which will equalize test scores across all states while simultaneously raising national scores. However, this system has not yet achieved what it set out to do. Common Core has not had a significant positive impact on students' learning. While Common Core intends

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    WHAT CAN BE DONE: EDUCATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Social Justice and Special Needs Students in Cameroon Introduction Social justice A general definition of social justice is hard to arrive at and even harder to implement. In essence, social justice is concerned with equal justice, not just in the courts, but in all aspects of society. This “concept demands that people have equal rights and opportunities; everyone, from the poorest person on the margins of society to the wealthiest deserves an even playing

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    STRATEGIC PROPOSAL “Shifting the Pedagogy of Teacher-Centered to Learner-Centered at the National University of Timor-Leste (UNTL)” A brief statement of the issue The Ministry of Education (MOE) of Timor-Leste has educational vision: In 2025, the population of Timor-Leste will be educated, knowledgeable and qualified to live a long and productive life, respectful of peace, family, and positive traditional values. All individuals will have the same opportunities to access to a quality education that

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