Homeschooling has become an increasingly popular choice for parents looking for alternative education options for their children. One key aspect of homeschooling is creating a curriculum that fits the needs and interests of the child. In this article, we will discuss the importance...
Our life will be different from now with robots appearing in our home. So what will the future be like?Here are some students' ideas.I expect to live in a more beautiful and cleaner city. The street will be cleaned by the robots once a day.—BenThere will be more kinds of food to...
Primarily characterized by: its versatility to meet the needs of a variety of formal and informal learning processes (schools, organizations, homeschooling, etc.) 5. The ‘Flipped Classroom’ Blended Learning Perhaps the most widely known version of blended learning, a ‘Flipped Classroom’ is one...
Classrooms are like fingerprints. Each one is different. The unique profile of my classroom is where creativity, community and curriculum unite. I make relationships; I build character, and focus on...
Certain educational policies conform to the various declarations and incorporate the languages spoken by the student population in their home environment within the school curriculum. Due to many problems associated with this undertaking, educational Major Trendsin Theoretical and Applied Linguistics1 1 6...
[…] simply this idea that you can also stay at home […] is very tempting for children, and that they then perhaps don't try so hard somehow.” Thus, welfare recipients are opposed to educational processes and schooling because of their characteristics. From this point of view, their ...
of students with different severe degrees of disabilities; (2) examining the need and support for students with different degrees of disabilities during the earthquake response process; and (3) exploring the best practice in the curriculum building for students with different severity of disabilities....