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    The Importance Of Inclusive Education

    "The inclusive education has increasingly become a focus of debate in discussions about the development of educational policy and practice around the world" (Farrell and Ainscow, 2002, cited in Winter and O'Raw, 2010, p.3). The inclusive education focus on people with disabilities and learning difficulties (Winter and O'Raw, 2010). Booth and Ainscow (1998 cited in Winter and O'Raw) state that the policies on inclusion should not be restricted only to the education of pupils identified as having

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    Pep Grant Research Paper

    federal funding for physical education programs. It is evident, through the PEP Grant, that funding made a very positive impact on both physical education classes and also provided opportunities for increased knowledge and professional development for teachers. It helped transform physical education curriculums in a very unique way that sparked interest in the students. It helped improve the learning and motivation of students and also helped expand physical education classes or involvement outside of

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    Benefits of Online Learning

    Benefits of Online Learning Often when thinking about higher education, typically a brick and mortar building comes to mind. When you attend a four-year school and obtain a degree, you will land a great job. This is what we have been told our whole lives. This viewpoint is changing with the increase of technology and use of the Internet is becoming widely available. There are numerous benefits to obtaining an education through online learning instead of attending lectures on campus. Online education

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    Alexis De Tocqueville: Social Capital

    According to Putnam, across the world, networks of collaboration allow for the efficient development and implementation of ideas. In history, one such example of this collaboration occurred with the production of penicillin in the late 1930s and early1940s. Despite the war-induced hostilities between nations, no group of scientists felt compelled to win fame or fortune

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    Philosophy of Education

    Philosophy of Education Ruth Taylor University of Mary Washington, School of Education Introduction My thoughts and beliefs of the purpose of education is where my philosophy of education begins. I believe that the purpose of education is to ensure that all students, regardless of their abilities, are able to gain the knowledge necessary to be productive members of society. Although I believe that higher education is extremely important, there are a great deal of students that may never

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    Benifits of Technology in Classroom

    benefits of technology in the classroom are broad and deep. When schools utilize education technology like SMART® Interactive Whiteboards, students are more engaged, more motivated, and more excited about learning. An interactive smart classroom enables teachers to prepare dynamic multi-media lessons with hands-on components. The benefits of technology in education reach across all grade levels, from K-12 all the way up to colleges and universities. ComputerLand Network Technologies of East Texas has been

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    Student Intervention Summary

    study conducted by Buchanan et al. 2015 investigated the “feasibility” and “utility” of intervention methods as conducted by Students With Involved Families and Teachers (SWIFT) with at youth at risk for behavioral problems. This particular investigation utilized maximum variation purposive sampling in conjunction with a parent and teacher interview process that resulted in six themes related to the refinement of the intervention conducted by SWIFT. The six major themes included the recruitment and

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    Longlife Learning

    Lifelong Learning Lifelong Learning In this essay I will explain about the Diagnosis of development disabilities, early intervention priorities, educational programs services for the young exceptional learner, and transitional programs and procedures for

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    Case Study (Education)

    Emisha U Rodriguez Liberty University September 11, 2014 Case Study 1 Administrator: Let me first begin by saying Good Morning and welcome. It is my understanding there has been a disagreement regarding the approach that should be used to target the needs of our student base. I am here to provide an opportunity to discuss this matter and come to a resolution. The goal is for us to determine a plan of action that will be effective in the success of students. Mr. Vet would you like to

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    E-Learning

    computer-aided instruction (CAI), internet-based training (IBT), web-based training (WBT), online education, virtual education, virtual learning environments (VLE) (which are also called learning platforms), m-learning, and digital educational collaboration. These alternative names emphasize a particular aspect, component or delivery method. E-learning includes numerous types of media that deliver text, audio, images, animation, and streaming video, and includes technology applications and processes

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