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EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
Integration of Technology in the Classrooms and its Impact
Integration of Technology in the Classrooms and its Impact
Introduction
Assessments of educational technology's value and effectiveness are in part influenced by the definition of the term that is used (Clark & Mayer, 2007). Currently common usage tends to assume that technology refers ...
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CURRICULUM DESIGN
Curriculum Design
Curriculum Design is Central for Effective Learning
Introduction
As a plan for action or a written document that includes strategies for achieving desired goals and objectives. The steps are sequential glider. It has a beginning and end and a process or medium. Taylor defines it as a plan ...
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CRITICAL ANALYSIS
Critical Analysis of a Historical Science Example
Critical Analysis of a Historical Science Example
Idea - 1
DNA methylation is a heritable epigenetic mark involving the covalent transfer of a methyl group to the C-5 position of the cytosine ring of DNA by DNA methyltransferases (DNMTs). In plants, cytosines are ...
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EDUCATIONAL THEORIES
Educational Theories
[Name of the Institute]Education Theories
Introduction
Educational theories are very important as it refers to either to speculative enlightening thought, or it can be referred as a guide for professionals to educate their students (Dasen 2008, pp. 156-180). Educational theory or enlightening thought got informed by multiple standards which got ...
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ATTACHMENT DISORDER
Attachment Disorder
Attachment Disorder
Introduction
A few children manifest “disorganized” attachment, which bears the worst prognosis, because they lack a stable pattern of response and may fluctuate rapidly and unpredictably in their reactivity and their observable behaviors. In any case, children with Attachment Disorder may be expected to “act ...
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CRITICAL THINKING
Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
Definition
Critical thinking has been defined as an activity that questions assumptions regarding subject, discipline or phenomenon that may occur in a defined setting on both personal and proficient level. These days, in today's modern era, of rapid development, and expansion, even schools and educational institutions have ...
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REINFORCEMENT
Reinforcement- Educational Theories
Reinforcement- Educational Theories
Reinforcement
Reinforcement in psychology is the stimulus that reinforces behaviour. It is any result or event, when it is contingent on an earlier response, increases the likelihood that this response appears again in the future. A reinforce or reinforcing stimulus is all that makes the behaviour that ...
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Learning Practices and Child Development
Learning Practices and Child Development
Introduction
Child development plays an integral role in developing the personality of the child as he grows up. To live a gratifying and momentous life, two areas are very important for individuals. Interpersonal relationships and intellectual capability development define the proper ...
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THE INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD
The purpose of the Institutional Review Board
The purpose of the Institutional Review Board
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Local committees evaluating research projects, which took the name of Institutional Review Board (IRB), also known under the name of Ethics Committee (ERC) had a multidisciplinary composition. Thus, asked to play a ...
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REFLECTIVE PRACTICE
Reflective Practice Models with a Case Study
Reflective Practice Models with a Case Study
Introduction about the Topic
This paper is about the reflective practice and discusses some examples of reflective practice. This paper includes the different models of reflection to describe the examples in a very effective and efficient manner. ...