Essays on Learning Page 24

“A Child’s First Steps in Learning” by J. Doug McGlothlin is a chronicle of the development of unprompted vocabulary by the author’s child.  He notes the ease in which children learn a language and seems to support the theory that young children are more readily able to learn languages of any type than adults are. …

The Three-Step Writing Process Learning Objectives After studying this chapter, you will be able to “People have just gone ahead and experimented. There are some very interesting models emerging.” —Ben Edwards Manager of Investor Communications, IBM www.ibm.com 1 Describe the three-step writing process 2 List four questions that can help you test the purpose of…

Introduction             Learning the language is one of the most important skills that a person should learn. Language development is the ability of infants and young children to learn a particular language. Learning the language enables a person to communicate effectively to other person and achieve understanding. Most of the children easily learn the language…

Sherry argues that teachers flunking their students should be seen as positive teaching tool, and rates the expression Of confidence by both teachers and parents that the students have the ability to learn the material presented to them. She would never forget the teacher that grabbed the attention of her world-class charmer’s son. Mrs.. Stiffer…

This essay provides a brief biography of Psychologist Alfred Binet and explores a modern application based on the theory behind Binet’s Intelligence test. Alfred Binet, born in Nice, France on July 11th, had a mother who was an artist and a father who was a physician. He later became one of the prominent psychologists in…

You would think the four year college degree is the beginning of knowledge, this may not be so for some people. In this response to an article I hope to add some information as to why the conclusion of the lead essay to Charles Murray on his, “Down with the Four-Year College Degree!” is very…

Online classes and traditional classroom learning are two distinct methods of education. While online classes provide more flexibility, allowing students to better juggle work, family, and college studies, some still prefer the conventional classroom setting. The ongoing discussion surrounding these approaches revolves around aspects such as time management, communication opportunities, and access to course materials….

Personal Roles and Responsibilities The learning cycle for a teacher consists of planning the course structure, delivering the course topic, and assessment. The outcome of each stage will constantly change and adapt depending on the assessment results. This cycle also applies to me as a teacher. For me, the planning stage is the most important…

WHAT BRINGS OUT THE BEST IN ME Every person in this world is in a constant battle with themselves to find out that one special thing that brings the best out of them or that allows them to utilize their talent to its utmost potential. I’m no different than all of the others as I…

According to my initial PDP, communication and social skills acquisition was he main goal for the semester. I had planned to communicate more with my instructors in the areas of my weaknesses. The utilization of the instructors office hours and the taking of extra time to get in touch with them enabled deeper understanding of…