Examples to Learn From for Your Strong Essays On Education

Nursing Problem

In the year 2012 alone, upwards of 305,388 were born to mothers aged between 15 and 19 years, representing a birth rate of 29.4/1000 women. While teen birth rates have been declining over the last few years, the rates remain high and represent a major nursing problem for a number of reasons. Firstly, teen pregnancy (along with the associated sexually transmitted diseases and teen parenthood), is higher in the US relative to other industrialized countries (Kohler, Manhart, & Lafferty, 2008; Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2014). While it appears that there’s little difference in the rate of Continue reading...

Introduction

Diabetes mellitus is a serious metabolic disorder, with a complex of symptoms, such as hyperglycemia, as a result of dysfunction in producing of the insulin, its synthesis or secretion. (Stöppler, 2014). This disease may lead to serious complications. The major risk factors that raise the prevalence of diabetes are hypertension, obesity, pressed immune resistance to the infectious illnesses and even cancer. (Bilous, 2002.) Patients with diabetes are more probable to develop neuropathic vascular diseases (National Diabetes Education Program NDEP 2000). In 2010 there were 66,702 registered cases of diabetes in Oman (Oman Ministry of Health 2010) and Continue reading...

Psychology

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Based on the prototype theory, will the students of Marietta College find the prototype image as most salient over the other abstract images? The prototypes of the images presented will be more salient and likely to be selected as correct or familiar. The prototype theory is a phenomenal aspect of the abstract images. The theory guiding the study will be the tendency of selecting the most salient element or the image that fits the average of all other images. Using the studies from Scott, Dienes, and Mealor, the research will attempt duplicating the results of the study as Continue reading...

Introduction

The essay critically analyzes a qualitative research study which suggests that resiliency depends on physical activity in school and community programs. The study is applicable due to its qualitative research strategies. The analysis aims to analyze the study with a special focus on the hypothesis set forward, the objective of the study, research methods and design.

Article Critique

The chosen article by Martinek and Hellison (1997), describes social and psychological factors, which enhance resiliency in schools and within the community. It appears in the National Association for Physical Education in Higher Education, a reputable peer reviewed source, thus warranting credibility.
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Introduction

One of the most intricate, surprising, and enigmatic features of human behavior is creativity. The feature is especially fascinating given that many of the great explorations and exploitations in inventions and discoveries, as well as artistic expression, rely on top-notch creative thinking, and therefore it is one of the most important human traits (Kind & Kind, 2007). Early childhood on the other hand, is an important developmental period for humans. It is at this period that the ability to learn, make decisions, independence, relations with others, creativity and the feeling of self-worth develop (Prince Edward Island Department of Education and Continue reading...

Nurse turnover might occur due to personal reasons, or job offers from other organizations or working conditions. The relevance of this study is to focus on the nurse turnover pattern at King Abdullah Medical City. The methodology of this study will be based on a cross-sectional questionnaire-based survey. It will deploy multistage sampling to recruit 200 registered nurses with over three years of experience in the profession. It will also be imperative to use a chi-square test and multi-factor logistic regression to attain comparisons relevant to the study. Data will be collected using stratified sampling at the institution with the directors of every department who will approve and sign a form of consent. The study will deploy a questionnaire that will be administered to each of the respondents upon acceptance to take part in the survey. The consequences of nurse turnover in the organization should be considered because nurses are relevant in the lives of patients as determinants of medical outcomes.

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Violence in the Public Schools

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In the recent times, violence in the society in general has been on the rise. It, therefore, comes as little surprising the public schools are also experiencing the same. In fact, the violence in the public schools is more prevalent and on a faster rise than it seems. In this paper, we shall examine the violence in publics schools; the characteristics of the schools and the specific students. The prevalence of the domestic violence shall be examined to elucidate further on this situation. Finally, this paper will conclude by analyzing the current responses to the school violence and Continue reading...

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This article looks at the vital skill of English as a second language taught to very young children. In many countries, English is taught to children as young as pre-school aged, but the teaching methods are often untested and unregulated. Inexperienced instructors may also teach English. Review of literature includes: an article comparing the experiences of native English and nonnative English speaking teachers, the use of animated stories to teach English, and a study of the effectiveness of various teaching methods on the attitudes and skills of young English learners. Proposal for a study showing the long-term effect of Continue reading...

Application of Visual Art Standards and Obstacles Facing Visual Arts Teachers in Independent Schools

Much of the research available on the topic of changing standards in education is clear on one point: people do not like to change. As a result, teachers—who are, of course, people—also dislike changing the ways that they teach in the classroom. As the researchers investigated further the literature on teacher change, the sentiment that was found to be expressed repeatedly is the sentiment that teachers do not change; that change hurts and that is why people do not change, and that teachers are recalcitrant (e.g., Duffy & Roehler, 1986; Fullan, 1991). The literature suggests that teachers resist Continue reading...

Children acquire and use reading strategies in different instructional settings. Educators know that school must improve the achievement of the low-income households. Many researchers present erroneous work on the performance of low and middle-income families. According to Nicholas et al. (2007), some of the factors that contribute to school failure include teacher expectations, instructions, curricula, and the variations in school structure. Decades of research, to bring reform to the low-income children, facilitate transformation of the young children development. The construction of knowledge founded on the student cognitive structures helps them to interpret new information. The constructivist view of learners Continue reading...