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16891 Dealing
with Racial Biases in Distributing Discipline Systems in the
Classroom
This paper will seek to understand two systems theories that
will help faculty, teachers, and students become more integrated
in disciplinary problems, rather than expelling or suspending
minority students. By realizing the greatly increasing number
of minorities that are being expelled or suspended, we can surely
see why new disciplinary policy needs to be created in American
educational systems.
Pages: 8
Bibliography: 4
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Filename: 16891
Race Bias Classroom.doc
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16913 Preparing
for College: Solutions for Problem Students
This paper will seek to understand certain steps that a student
must take to gain entrance into college. By understanding campus
lifestyle, college entrance exams, and college essays, we can
learn how students can develop tools to improve testing and
writing skills. These are the most important of college entrance
obstacles that can help the student create a solid foundation
for their college education.
Pages: 5
Bibliography: 5
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Filename: 16913
College Preparation SAT.doc
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19976 Social
Policy
This paper coniders the nature of three theories of policy planning,
appling them specificlaly to the developemnt of edcuational
policy with regard to changing th dropuout rate, and the three
theories are elite theory, incremental theory, and rational
comprenehsive planning theory, finding that the latter is the
best approach but that thid does not mean tha elite theory is
not operating at the same time.
Pages: 6
Bibliography: 5
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Filename: 19976
Change Planning Policy.doc
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20008 Extended
Lesson Plan
This paper describes a fictional situation and describes a model
of classroom study designed to assist students between the ages
of 12 - 14,incorporating visual and performance art as a method
of teaching. The paper describes the model used, explains the
concepts behind it, the resources required, and briefly identifies
a semester planner which itemizes how traditional subjects in
the classroom can be intergrated with this model.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 0
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Filename: 20008
Lesson Planning Alternative Model.doc
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20035 Case
Study on Educational Evaluation
The case study explored an ethical dilemma an external evaluator
faced as he was hired to evaluate a new mentoring program. The
program, Bright Futures, sought to help at risk 7th graders
by instituting a mentoring program where they would be paired,
for a two year period, with high school juniors. The evaluation
was to be over a six-year period to monitor the lasting effects,
if any. At the program’s first year anniversary, the OSP Director
had the good fortune to attract the potential interest of a
philanthropist who now wants to see the benefits of the program.
The OSP Director has instructed the evaluator to produce a positive
report on the effects of the program, despite the fact that
it is much too early.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 1
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Filename: 20035
Educational Evaluation Case.doc
Price: US$19.80
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20319 The Importance
of Media Literacy in Education
This paper will seek to understand how media literacy is important
in modern educational formats. Although the written word has
not been forgotten due to the growing use of TV and computers
to be an educational resource, we can learn why media literacy
is the wave of the future for teachers and students that seek
to create more interactive learning methods.
Pages: 5
Bibliography: 0
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Filename: 20319
Media Literacy Education.doc
Price: US$24.75
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20337 Educational
Evaluation Model
Education evaluation must be accomplished to not only ensure
that the methods employed are effective educators, but also
to help develop new and/or advanced educational programs. With
the increased use of alternative forms of education, such as
online learning, these evaluations become evermore crucial.
The question then becomes which evaluation model to utilize
to garner the quality of information needed to make decisions
on the effectiveness and efficiency of the currently implemented
programs, as well as what items should be altered for future
programs. As the six classifications developed by Worthen and
and Sanders (1987) of education evaluation models differ greatly,
each has its own unique advantages and disadvantages in utilizing
them for a specific evaluation. The question then becomes, which
is most appropriate for a given situation.
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