Essays on Learning

Introduction Organisations are faced with many risks. Businesses must take steps to ensure that they prioritise management activities so that what is important takes priority over what is not. Uncertainty is a norm in today’s business operations in terms of what events may impact the organisation, the type and extent of the impact and what...

Traditional or ‘skill based’ coaching is an instructor-oriented approach to fundamental sport-specific skills, where the learner is told what to do and how to do it (more of an autocratic coaching style). The coach organises highly structured drills and provides feedback to the players for correcting and improving skills. The traditional approach involves breaking sports...

Background In Australia, libraries have a very crucial value in maintaining the University campuses’ position as a fundamental institute for learning and research. They are defined as a strong asset to a city and its universities. It is a center for knowledge, prosperity, and social welfare that provides access for local and worldwide guests. Valuation...

Introduction From ancient times education has always been dynamic and never for a second has been static in its nature. It has always changed from the years gone by to the years and years still to come. With these changes and the advance of modern technology and infrastructure came forth a marvelous new discovery in...

Introduction University and tertiary education is a very fundamental aspect not only to the individual but to the society at large (Pages & Stampini, 2009). If university education is carried as an profit motive industry then it will not produce the best results. In reality, tertiary and university education is important in shaping the career...

As a young African American male, growing up in a single parent home, I never chose being an educator on my list of professions. I was that troublesome student. The little boy who did not care but was a complete scholar. Wishing I could have done the right things, because they say, “Payback will get...

Gamification What is gamification.? The phenomenon of gamification is defined as the process of strengthening the system with potential in sequence to invoke game circumstance into further ways of end results. ‘Or’ “The use of game-thinking and game mechanics to engage users and solve problems.” (Zichermann & Cunningham, 2011) ‘Or’ “The use of game elements...

I choose to keep those in that cabinet because I do not want students to scatters or any accidents that may cause. Next to the teacher table there will be another bookshelf for students’ portfolios. Their boxes will also for students unfinished works. Thus, if students do not finish work, students will keep in a...

How extensive is educational inequality in Britain today? Critically assess the different explanations that have been advanced to account for educational inequalities This essay seeks to discuss inequality in education. It attempts to explore the central issues around social class such as the upper, middle and working-class, which includes legislation and policies and the important...

Epidemiology and Biostatistics Introduction Research is important for the advancement of many things especially health and science. The experiments that researchers conduct must be reviewed and the group that does the review is known as the Institutional Review Board or IRB. The IRB committee is not involved directly with the research but they assess the...