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The participants included 3 three year old children and 30 four year old children. The participants were enrolled in a state funded, half day pre school program which served children from rather low socio economic status families and backgrounds. The mean English oral proficiency score 0f 1.86 indicated that the children were on average classified as non English speaking. The children in this study

which extends from each child as a unique individual to the whole school ethos, can create effective learning. This coincides with clear expectations for behaviour in order to allow learning to happen. ‘A good school behaviour policy, agreed and communicated to all staff, governors, pupils, parents and carers, consistently applied, is the basis of an effective approach to managing behaviour.’ (HCEC, 2011, page 24) Schools are required to produce behaviour management policies, (DfES, 2007)

The Effects of Catholicism on the Education of Women in Renaissance Italy According to Paul Grendler, the conservative, clerical pedagogical theorist Silvio Antoniano (1540-1603) reflected on women’s educational status in Renaissance Italy in one of his written works, claiming that “…a girl (should not) learn ‘pleading and writing poetry’; the vain sex must not reach too high…A girl should attend to sewing, cooking, and other female activities, leaving to men what was theirs”. Apparently, this

One of the definitions of Physical Education is; ‘regular instruction in physical exercise and games in schools and other institutions’ (Oxford English Dictionary). It is compulsory in the UK for every child up to the age of 16. Physical Education has been adapted immensely to fit the needs of young people and is still continuing to change. There are an increasing number of young people leading sedentary lifestyles by watching television instead of doing physical activity (British Heart Foundation

conflict theory view inequality as resulting from groups with power dominating less powerful groups.”(Crossman, 2000). A functionalist theory perspective on education examines the society. Also, functionalist theories will emphasis on aspects such as schools, education, competition and equality of opportunity. These theories narrate and give structure to my topic. I will talk about the differences between races and the huge gap in education. The education can vary depending on the social capital

from personnel, resources, and teacher allotments to mention some. In L.A. Gililland Elementary School (2014) the administrator has to manage her allotment budget to serve the high volume of low socioeconomic students and a high demographics of Bilingual students and get created and look for other resources that will assist teachers with the current teacher allotment and to supply resources for the school.

Multicultural Education The inclusion of multiculturalism into schools has become an increasingly hot topic as of late. Being a future teacher I have taken a natural interest in the topic as well. It seems that most of the push to incorporate the multicultural issue into the school system has been a reaction to the thought that the American “melting-pot” metaphor is on the decline. Knowing that the demographics of the United States is changing continuously, the main issue about the inclusion

classmates and the special needs students themselves can bring significant insight to this very important topic. Teachers generally felt the success of inclusion of the disabled student into the classroom depended largely on the ability of the school to provide specialized services and supports to meet the

issues because giving students the education that they need is one of their rights that nobody can object. First of all, liberal art school is becoming more and more expensive so that it exceeds students’ ability to afford it. It is one of the problems that capitalism caused. In a capitalistic society, students by themselves are not able to afford liberal art schools and the way out to afford it is just like the way in to not being able to afford it in students’ later life. For example, the way out

work hard in school, to keep his salary, then he or she will.” They believe that favoritism will not take place, because those who care about their schooling, will work for their education. Lastly, there are those who believe that students are already receiving compensation, illegally. This, isn’t a theory in some cases, but a fact. There have been multiple NCAA investigations, on several programs about whether or not students were receiving money to play at their schools. This act has