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1883 Advantages of Language Acquisition in Early Childhood. The learning of a second language is something that is most easily carried out in childhood, perhaps as part of elementary education as opposed to secondary school. This paper takes a mainly psychological approach in assessing why early language acquisition is desirable in a world which will increasingly value persons who are able to communicate in more than one medium. 8 pgs. 6 f/c. 6b.
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4090 Administration-organized Interventions in School-based Problems. This paper evaluates an effective method for an intervention in a school setting. Here, an administrator, the school principal, is assisting with a first-year teacher who is having trouble teaching reading to his 3rd- grade classroom. Based on research supporting proactive principals, and "career-ladder" programs in organizations, this essay discusses a mentorship-based intervention that assists the new teacher in developing his reading curriculum, and as well in providing the mentor-teacher with career incentives for his/her participation in the apprenticeship. In this context, the principal is regarded as being actively involved in the school activities, in levels of staff development as well as classroom curriculum. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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4217 Describe Benjamin Blooms Taxonomy & Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of needs. Please identify their significant contribution in education. In addition to identifying each domain and/or level, explain how it would apply these concepts in an elementary classroom.This is a 8 page paper in APA style with 17 sources cited. It elaborates on the theories of Abraham Maslow and Benjamin Bloom and describes their application to the educational setting so as to produce the best result possible for the educational system. It is descriptive in character and provides complete theoretical information with analysis. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 17 sources.
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12012 Maria Montessori - Her Method. Montessori had developed a rather unusual understanding of the formation of a child's education and development. In the Absorbent Mind stage every child goes through 4 sensitive periods. Montessori sees education as a help to the unfolding of the child's inborn psychic powers. Montessori's explanation of the child's immediate postnatal development is as a "spiritual embryo." Montessori envisions as the steward of the child's emergent spirit a parent or teacher with faith that children, if allowed, will discover their true selves. 6 pgs, bibliography lists 3. sources.
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7674 What Does An 11 Year Old Math Student Understand By The Term Angle This is a 45-page analysis of the geometrical concepts that is linked with children learning at the primary level. It contains 27 sources in MLA format. 45 pgs. Bibliography lists 27 sources.
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8290 Montessori, Educational Movement and the Process of Normalisation. This essay will explore several key aspects of the Montessori Method. Her theory of movement as a key component of childhood learning will be explored with reference to the relationship of learning by doing with the process of Normalisation. This process, and its characteristic signs in children, will be described, as will Montessori's concept of "educational movement". Finally, her theory of sensitive periods will be discussed, with some discussion of its importance and the consequences if a sensitive period is unfulfilled. In general, it will be seen how the Montessori Method offers both educators and students the opportunity to maximize the potential of the teaching process for both parties. 6 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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8368 Becoming a Teacher. This career exploration paper examines the profession of the elementary school teacher. It looks at the career outlook, educational and professional requirements, salary and benefits, and how to search for the job. It concludes that while the profession continues on a forty-year decline in benefits and salary, it continues to be a revered and difficult job that requires significant effort to perform well in. 3 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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