Education Theories

What is the obligatory of  a teacher with moral teaching?explain using appropriate examples.

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What is the obligatory of  a teacher with moral teaching?Explain using appropriate examples. Set out should be: Abatract Reference details- identifiers (contents) Introduction Literature review Methods- (substantive topic, aims, research questions, methodologyAbatract and underpinnings, methods and techniques including sampling, proposed analysis of findings) Findings Analysis/conclusions-(weaknesses and strengths, questions raised, future work) References- using Harvard referencing … Read more

Discuss the structural theories lens .

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Structural Theories Lens Structural theories lens help in understanding organization. Include in your discussion thread the strengths and weaknesses of this lens for gaining that understanding. You do not have to share your views on each of the guiding questions. Guiding Questions What is the chain of command in your organization? a. What is the … Read more

Write an argumentative essay on a given topic using clearly documented information from credible sources.

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Write an argumentative essay on a given topic. Using clearly documented information from credible sources. Essay word count 900 to 1000 words. Note: No Plagiarism Choice of Topic: 1. Constitutional Reform 2. E-learning 4. Media 5. Covid-19 6. Continuous Assessment 7. Health 8. Education

Compare and contrast two theories explaining why learners appear to be differently motivated, in each case exploring what the theory implies for supporting learners inside and/or outside schools, and evaluating appropriate psychological research.

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Compare and contrast two theories explaining why learners appear to be differently motivated, in each case exploring what the theory implies for supporting learners inside and/or outside schools, and evaluating appropriate psychological research.

Compare and contrast two theories explaining why learners appear to be differently motivated, in each case exploring what the theory implies for supporting learners inside and/or outside schools, and evaluating appropriate psychological research.

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Compare and contrast two theories explaining why learners appear to be differently motivated, in each case exploring what the theory implies for supporting learners inside and/or outside schools, and evaluating appropriate psychological research. Self-determination theory – applying this in education Implicit theory of motivation (‘mindsets’) and its use in schools Implications for schools.

Compare and contrast two theories explaining why learners appear to be differently motivated, in each case exploring what the theory implies for supporting learners inside and/or outside schools, and evaluating appropriate psychological research.

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Compare and contrast two theories explaining why learners appear to be differently motivated, in each case exploring what the theory implies for supporting learners inside and/or outside schools, and evaluating appropriate psychological research.

Case Study Part One-Describe the segment, and explain how it reveals characteristics of her physical, cognitive, or socio-emotional development.

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Case Study Part One. Choose one segment in the video of Angelica playing that illustrates her level of development in each of the domains of child development. Describe the segment, and explain how it reveals characteristics of her physical, cognitive, or socio-emotional development. What observation tools did you use in the process, and why? Make … Read more

Explores the concepts of education the author poses, the solutions they may have to the problem they pose, and how education is related to children, parents, schools, communities.

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Read all of the Obama Chapters. In 3-4 pages, write a critical analysis of the reading. Explores the concepts of education the author poses, the solutions they may have to the problem they pose, and how education is related to children, parents, schools, communities.