 Category: Learning Methods and Theories
Category: Education and Reference >> Learning Methods and Theories<< previous page 1 2 next page >> by Kara Lilly 
[ 2007-09-20 ]
We all could use a little help in making learning a little easier. With simple strategies, you can help yourself or your child learn to perfect test taking and improve study skills. by Deanna Mascle
[ 2007-09-03 ]
These 10 ways of raising intelligence in children are easy to apply, practical, and within the reach of parents and teachers. by Sharon White
[ 2007-08-29 ]
College essay editing is getting the right words fit into your essay. Editing an essay does not come at the end of the paper. by Sharon White
[ 2007-08-29 ]
College admission essay format is a design to make your essay appear impressive and professional. There are some guidelines that have been set by academic authorities to make your essay have an ideal presentation by Sharon White
[ 2007-08-29 ]
College admission essay samples are written by professional academic writing services and presented for view by students who think they can pay for such papers for submission alongside their application package. by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
[ 2007-08-22 ]
Talking about the Donkey(s), the Bible declares that: 1) They (Israelites) destroyed with the sword every living thing, 2) Go and totally destroy everything. Do not spare them, 3) Kill men and women, children and infants, and donkeys, 4) "Ishmael" will be a wild donkey of a man, 5) Either Redeem or Kill the firstborn donkey, 6) Do not "covet" your neighbor's wife or donkey, 7) You and your Donkey have to keep the Sabbath, 8) How do you deal with the donkey, and the fools?, 9) Drag away and throw outside the dead donkey, 10)The donkey knows his owner's manger, but Israel does not know, 11) The Egyptian's genitals are like those of donkeys!, 12) Samson killed a thousand men with a jawbone of a donkey! And 13) A donkey spoke with a man's voice!
On the other hand, the Quran talks about: 1) The story of how Allah made revival of a dead man and donkey, 2) Those who claim they worship Allah but not follow His Law are like donkeys that carry books and not understand what they carry, 3) The harshest of all voices is the voice of the donkeys and 4) Allah Creates what we do not know.
by rory McLeod
[ 2007-08-10 ]
Here is a good promotion if you are with a station that is not got a glamorous football club on its doorstep. by Jackie Giuliano
[ 2007-07-25 ]
A recent study found that when people are made to think and read quickly, they report feeling happier as a result. They also say they are more energetic, more creative, more powerful, and more self-assured. In short, they reported a whole set of experiences associated with being "manic." Fast thinking, or "racing thoughts," is most commonly known as a symptom of the clinical psychiatric disorder of mania. But, according to Princeton University psychologist Emily Pronin, most healthy people also have experienced racing thoughts at some point in time--perhaps when they are excited about a new idea they have just learned, or when they are brainstorming with a group of people, or even when they lie in bed unable to fall asleep. by Jill Shu
[ 2007-07-18 ]
For children, the ability of using the computer is becoming fundamental in nowadays, so learning to type is must for them. But most children get bored with any repetitious task and give up or whine and even want to stop, parents or teachers always feel nothing else bother them more than when children face the keyboard and have absolutely no idea where the keys are or how they go about typing. They just "play" with the keyboard. This is a waste of time for them and, worse, children get into the bad habit of typing with two fingers. So parents or teachers have to face how to solve this problem. by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
[ 2007-04-28 ]
Space Shuttle Disaster is one of the anticipated catastrophes for space travel. Some Space Shuttle Disasters are avoidable wile others are unavoidable leading to destruction of the shuttle and death of all the Astronauts. The Bible does not mention any of the Space disaster while the Quran tells us about the unavoidable Space disasters. by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
[ 2007-04-16 ]
The Bible says the Lord commands the Israelites to Repent from all their transgressions. However, the Bible says that they did not repent.
Instead of them, the Lord himself was the one who always repents.
Moses said to the Lord: repent and do not bring disaster on your people, Then the LORD repented. David said to the Lord: Repent, Have compassion on your servants, Then the LORD repented. Joel and Jonah said to the Lord: repent of the evil, and God repented of the evil. The Lord sent an angel unto Jerusalem to destroy it, Then He repented. Also, the Lord said: If the people repent and obey, I will repent.
However, it seems likely that the Lord usually repented. Nevertheless, the Lord asks: Should I repent? But, What if the Lord does not repent? He will bend and string his bow and struck down nations in fury subdued with aggression. The nations should be careful because the Lord have decided and will not repent.
Nonetheless, the Bible says that God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent
On the other hand, the Quran declares that Allah cannot be questioned for His acts, but they will be questioned (for theirs); and He never ever repents. It is the man who will be asked about his acts. Also, the Quran gives three examples of the most famous Historical Repents and they are 1) Adam's son, 2) People after Noah and 3) Thamud people. Also, the Quran says that the Hypocrites will certainly repent in the Afterlife. And, the Quran gives an advice to the Believers in order not to repent.
by Ken O'Brien
[ 2007-04-12 ]
The type of learner we are influences how and what we we learn. This article poses a number of questions about how we look at the way we learn and our learning styles. by Vishwanath Shankar
[ 2007-03-14 ]
Identification of problems is the first step towards addressing them. The process of implementing an LMS in the existing infrastructure of an organization is not devoid of troubles either. by Hugh Goldsmith
[ 2007-03-02 ]
SAT, also known as Scholastic Aptitude Test, is one thing which is uppermost in the minds of all students who have just passed out from high school or are in the final year of high school. Preparations for SAT needs to be made well in advance so that once you pass out from high school, you are in a position to crack the exams without too much of hassle. by Jennifer Burns
[ 2007-02-08 ]
Jean Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development is one of the most popular ones in child psychology. The article below outlines the key points of this theory. by Corinne Tower
[ 2007-01-24 ]
This article discusses making a pro-study space to optimize learning. There are three sub categories: defining the space, using study-friendly furniture and setting the mood. by Brian Stephenson
[ 2006-12-30 ]
The objective is no longer a practical heading for your resume. Bottom line, don’t begin your resume with an objective statement that talks only about your desires and career goals. Most Human Resource Professionals are overworked and understaffed. The last thing they care about is what you want. by Lisa M. Laird Laird
[ 2006-12-10 ]
What happens, in the experience of one child, when generalizations are made about children in school. Why labelling children can hurt. by Lisa M. Laird Laird
[ 2006-12-03 ]
For a fun new way to learn math, try math games. This site includes many game adaptations, along with new games that will have you understanding math before you even realized that you were learning anything. by andrew sandon
[ 2006-11-24 ]
The purpose of experimental learning is to get through experience. One of the first and most basic steps to raising the effect of experiential learning is to develop strong skills and knowledge based on practice. by
[ 2006-06-25 ]
The pros and cons of the new trend of students to go online to get help on their homework.
by Vanessa Brown
[ 2006-05-18 ]
Getting your child to do their homework can often be an exercise in futility, but while your child may never enjoy doing their homework, there are some things you can do that might help ease them into it. by Mark Kessler
[ 2006-05-10 ]
Being an MCSE, or Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, can bring in some good money and give you a greater range of jobs to be obtained. by Vanessa Brown
[ 2006-05-04 ]
Having trouble getting your child to do their homework?
It seems that no matter what country you live in, or how much you pay for your child’s education, if they are one of those that doesn’t like homework it will always seem like an uphill battle for you to get them to sit down and do it. by Frank Holes
[ 2006-04-21 ]
This past year, we've started adding a LEAD to our writings. A lead is a short story or anecdote (or part of one) at the beginning of your writing. Often in narrative form, this short story may be fictional or true, or even from the author's personal experience. by Gina J Hiatt Ph.D.
[ 2006-04-20 ]
I know what I need to do; why do I need to write it down? You may have fallen into the trap of thinking this way. And hey, if it works for you, that’s great!
I find, however, that many people with too much to do, or with large projects looming in front of them get into a state of complete overload because they haven’t prepared themselves by keeping very simple action-item lists. by Jim Greenberg
[ 2006-04-02 ]
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[ 2006-03-28 ]
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[ 2006-03-19 ]
by Frank Holes
[ 2006-03-02 ]
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[ 2006-02-26 ]
by Frank Holes
[ 2006-02-24 ]
by Josh Greenberger
[ 2006-02-23 ]
by Peter J. Loughlin, J.D., LL. M Loughlin
[ 2006-02-16 ]
by Josh Greenberger
[ 2006-01-18 ]
Is evolution incompatible with faith in god? Does it pose a problem in the classroom?
by Frank Holes
[ 2006-01-17 ]
Much has been said and written lately about providing students with choices. I'm all about any methods which will improve student involvement in class, giving them ownership in their learning. There are many ways to give students choices, options, or just to provide random results and change up the monotony. This article will discuss how to use random results in typical class situations. by Frank Holes
[ 2005-12-28 ]
Everyone gets those situations in life where an emergency has come up, and you don't have the time (or sometimes the ability) to get a good lesson plan in to school for your students. Maybe you have a family emergency or a disrupted travel plan and you just cannot get into school to leave detailed lessons. That is why it is essential for you to have an emergency lesson plan available and handy. by Frank Holes
[ 2005-10-26 ]
Once the hectic pace of the first day of school is over, you'll want to get your students off and writing 'on the right foot'. We begin the second day of class with a writing assignment / activity that will give me an idea of where the students are in terms of their understanding of the writing process. by Gina J Hiatt Ph.D.
[ 2005-10-20 ]
Do you ever feel like you have some great ideas, but when you sit down to write them, they’re not so great? Or even worse, you can’t really get a sense of what the ideas were?
In one of my graduate student coaching groups we have been discussing the difficulty of translating partly formed ideas into words on paper. One technique that makes use of a normally underutilized part of our brain is called “Mind Mapping.”
by bob lasseter
[ 2005-08-25 ]
The benefits of introducing a 2nd language at an EarlyAGE are numerous and the best time to start is between the ages of 1 to 8. by John Sheridan
[ 2005-08-22 ]
I once read somewhere that at least 90% of language is non-verbal. How do we communicate then if only 10% of a language is actually spoken? The simple answer is body language. by Roger Seip
[ 2005-08-11 ]
Proper and efficient study techniques will follow a student through all levels of education and learning. Establishing good habits and skill sets, no matter how small or insignificant they may seem at the time, will prove to reap massive rewards in the long run. by Roger Seip
[ 2005-08-11 ]
All the test taking tips in the world won’t help if the student doesn’t study. But the reward of seeing “A’s” and “B’s” on tests shouldn’t only go to students who are “good” at taking tests. It’s normal to get nervous, but as long as you’re prepared, rested, full on a healthy breakfast (but not too full) and confident, the stress will disappear with each answered question. by Roger Seip
[ 2005-08-11 ]
Improving your study environment is a seemingly common sense improvement, but is overlooked by many parents. By making this effort you will be setting your student on a track for improved study habits that will stay with them and yield results for years to come. by Frank Holes
[ 2005-08-04 ]
It's time that we give students some credit and empower them to become self-directed learners. Integrating technology into your curriculum can do just that. |
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