S.BARATHI asked: WOMENS EDUCATION A STUDY OF FACTORS INFLUENCING WOMEN’S ENTRY INTO HIGHER EDUCATION. INTRODUCTION Inducement of social change as one of the fundamental functions of education has been spelt out in the report of the Indian Education Commission (1964-66) thus: “The realization of the country’s aspirations involves changes in the knowledge, skills… Read More »
naraginti amareswaran asked: Curricular Changes in Teacher Education India is a developing country. We have thousand years of Tradition and Culture. Different types of people are living in India. In olden days the educational institutions were called as ‘Ashramam’ and teacher was called as ‘Guru’. Guru is a respectable person in the… Read More »
Ram Bheenaveni asked: SCs and STs: Educational Realization – Ramaiah Bheenaveni* – The world of today, by and large, is comparatively a rapidly changing one and the changes have been in a variety of directions. Not long ago society was through of as a reality sub-generis far beyond the control of individuals to change it… Read More »
Remy Vixamar asked: Importance of a good college education is inestimable; its profit is incalculable. Although college tuition can cost you a few thousand dollars, not going can cost much more in your lifetime. In fact, there are plenty of available financial aid options to help you face the cost of your college tuition. From… Read More »
Bryan Smith asked: The Setting for Online Education Today’s fast changing landscape has drawn a hazy line between the importance of classical university education and online education degrees. A mobile workforce has given reference to output rather than looking through experience given by traditional education and skill. The world has changed to give a head… Read More »
Mary Askew asked: According Ediger (2000), elementary school career education is important. Ediger stated that “the elementary school years are not too early to begin to achieve a vision of what one desires to do in life contributing to the world of work”. Without career education, students have unrealistic perceptions of careers due to a… Read More »
Steve asked: Medieval education is about education that was conducted in the medieval period. Medieval education is seen as quite an unusual form of education. However, by the 15th century, there were options for a student to be educated further. Some schools even housed both genders, but this was during the day only. Children were… Read More »
Reynald Cacho asked: “ALS is expected to provide solutions in areas of conflict, critical thinking, in indigenous people communities and in areas where literacy is most wanting and where literacy is needed.” Hon. Jesli Lapus, Secretary of Department of Educatin The government’s vision for non-formal education is revitalized and epitomized through an… Read More »
Catherine Adhiambo Amimo asked: INTRODUCTION: Some European scholars have doubted the authenticity of African traditional education. They assert that before the coming of the Europeans to Africa there was no education in Africa, the culture which is the main tenet of African Traditional Education is often portrayed as primitive and incapable of yielding a tangible… Read More »
Anthony Osae-Brown asked: Are you a student with plans of pursuing a masters or undergraduate degree in the United Kingdom or any part of the world in the September admission window? Then perhaps you should pay a visit to the nearest branch of Bank PHB as the bank is offering an optional route to finance… Read More »