Essays on Learning Styles

One of the most commonly used and beneficial way to utilize my journal is to reflect upon experiences I deem profound or that had an impact in my life. Getting it all down on paper can really give me a completely different perspective on things....

The project for ADED 6453, The Adult Learner, required that we interview two adult learners in order attempt to understand their “learning perspective”. I selected my spouse, and a coworker as my interviewees since I value their perspective in a professional, and personal levels. My...

Daniel F. Chambliss was once a Professor at Hamilton College. He researched the world of swimmers for a year and a half conducting various unprecedented sociological studies. He actually lived with several coaches, attended their practices and team meetings. He interviewed over one hundred world...

Ho Chi Minh, the former president of Vietnam, once said: “Children are the future of a country”, therefore, educating students has always been one of the most essential topics in today’s world. The government of many countries attempts constantly to comprehend and apply new methods...

Part III of Peter Senges’ “The Fifth Discipline” helps me personally to understand the importance of learning new things from different perspectives. I am more aware about continuous improvement, I believed that today should be better than yesterday and tomorrow should be better than today....

Out-of-field phenomenon is widespread in educational environment although it was largely unrecognized phenomenon until it was highlighted by Ingersoll who applied the term to those teachers assigned to teach subjects, for which they had little education, or which did not match their field of specialty...

Being a teacher or professors is very challenging for the 21st Century Learners. It has a wide variety of responsibilities. You can slay to this generation if you really know how to become an effective teacher, but before we become a professional teacher inside the...