Media devices that are used by educators to achieve educational goals in both the small scale and large scale. use of learning tools absolutely used to plan, implement and evaluate educational purposes by teachers, learning peragkat will provide real direction to be followed by a teacher in implementing pendididikan. pembalajaran device will mengambarakan teacher programs to be implemented in the short term, medium term and long term, all the activities that will be a teacher has to be drawn from the learning device owned by a teacher. learning device will show the ability of a teacher in minimizing the failure in the learning process, analyze the material to be given, the condition of students, the readiness of students to the teaching materials, media to be used in the learning process,...

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Study Group

A study group can be helpful when you are trying to learn information and concepts and preparing for class discussions and tests. Read to learn about the benefits of a study group. Then read on to learn about how to start a study group and the characteristics of a successful study group. Finally, be sure to read about the possible pitfalls of a study group. Benefits of a Study Group A study group can be beneficial in many ways. Here are the most important benefits: A support group can "pick you up" when you find that your motivation to study is slipping. The other group members can be a source of encouragement. You may be reluctant to ask a question in class. You will find it easier to do so in a small study group. You may become more committed...

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Stages of Education

cycle of child education Education in the largest sense is any act or experience that has a formative effect on the mind, character or physical ability of an individual. In its technical sense, education is the process by which society deliberately transmits its accumulated knowledge, skills, and values from one generation to another. Etymologically, the word education is derived from educare (Latin) "bring up", which is related to educere "bring out", "bring forth what is within", "bring out potential" and ducere, "to lead".[1] Teachers in educational institutions direct the education of students and might draw on many subjects, including reading, writing, mathematics, science and history. This process is sometimes called schooling when...

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Tearning Theories

he literature of psychology, we will find many learning theories derived of psychological streams. In the link below will put forward four different theories learning, namely: (A) the theory of behaviorism, (B) according to Piaget's cognitive learning theory, (C) theory processing information from Gagne, and (D) gestalt learning theory. A. Behaviorism Theory Behaviorism is one stream of psychology that views individuals only from the side physical phenomenon, and ignore the aspects - the mental aspect. In other words, behaviorism not acknowledge the existence of intelligence, talents, interests and feelings of individuals in a study. Event learn merely reflexes trained in such a way that it becomes habits are controlled individually. Some...

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Syllabus

Guidelines for the preparation of syllabus, quality plan pembelajaan, handouts, and teaching materials backed by some of the following: 1. Quality in higher education is strongly influenced by the curriculum are planned and prepared. 2. Universities must have a standard curriculum, both to guide the learning, accreditation interests or the interests in cooperation with outside parties. 3. Lectures execution should be based curriculum that is prepared and well planned. 4. Planned curriculum should include a syllabus / course outline, learning quality plan (RMP), teaching materials, and hand-outs. 5. Commencing 90% UMS lecturers had received training on how to design learning including the preparation of the syllabus (course outline), lesson...

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Promissory Note

Semester is a unit of time used for the implementation of educational programs. Activities undertaken for the implementation of educational programs. Activities undertaken in the semester that is face-to-face activities, pratikum, kingdom field, mid semester, semester exams and various other activities are given an assessment of success. One semester consists of 19 weeks of work involves face to face, mid-semester and semester exams. Semester education program used in the smallest time unit, ie unit length of one semester to state education programs. Each semester the program completely in character and is one of roundness and stand on its own. At the end of each semester all materials presented semester program activities must be completed...

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Annual Program

The annual program is the plan allocation of one year to achieve the goal (SK and KD) has been determined. Determination of allocation of time needed for all basic competencies in the curriculum can be achieved entirely by students. The allocation of time was determined on the number of hours of study in accordance with the prevailing structure of the curriculum and the breadth of material that must be mastered by students Annual Program is a general program each subject for each class, contains the outlines to be achieved in one year and are developed by subject teachers concerned this program needs to be prepared and developed by the teacher before the school year begins, because the guidelines for development The next-progran program,...

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Learning Tools

Media devices that are used by educators to achieve educational goals in both the small scale and large scale. use of learning tools absolutely used to plan, implement and evaluate educational purposes by teachers, learning peragkat will provide real direction to be followed by a teacher in implementing pendididikan. pembalajaran device will mengambarakan teacher programs to be implemented in the short term, medium term and long term, all the activities that will be a teacher has to be drawn from the learning device owned by a teacher. learning device will show the ability of a teacher in minimizing the failure in the learning process, analyze the material to be given, the condition of students, the readiness of students to the teaching materials,...

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Curriculum and Structure

Curriculum Structure The curriculum is organized into three tiers or levels, each with a different purpose. Tier I Courses at this level provide essential knowledge and skills (scientific and cultural information, writing skills, college-level mathematics, and information literacy). Mastery of this material lays a foundation for success in upper levels of the curriculum. Tier II These courses provide introductions and some choices for more advanced work in the various scholarly disciplines, from the arts and humanities and social sciences to the biological and physical sciences. Tier II courses help students build their breadth of knowledge. Tier III The Tier III course is the only required upper-division component of General Education....

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Educators Structure

As a pupil at Kunskapsskolan you will be setting long-term learning and attainment goals. At the start of school you, together with your teacher and parents, set and agree on the learning and attainment goals you will work to meet at the end of your final year. This means that at the end of your last year, your grades will not come as a surprise, and it is our aim that you meet or exceed the attainment goals we have agreed on. The long-term goals will be broken down into a plan with termly goals and weekly goals, and these are followed up week by week in individual tutorial discussions. Part of this process also includes finding the learning style that best suits your needs, enabling you to develop learning strategies to meet or exceed your...

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High School

This article is about the term for a secondary education institution. For other uses, see High school (disambiguation). High school is used in some parts of the world, particularly in Scotland, North America and Oceania to describe an institution that provides all or part of secondary education. The term "high school" originated in Scotland with the world's oldest being the Edinburgh's Royal High School in 1505.[1][2] The Royal High School was used as a model for the first public high school in the United States, the English High School founded in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1821. The precise stage of schooling provided by a high school differs from country to country, and may vary within the same jurisdiction. In all of New Zealand and Malaysia...

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Primary School

This programme offers training in the key areas of Islamic economics, finance and Shariah in both theoretical and applied aspects. It provides candidates with a comprehensive understanding of the economic, financial and legal environment in which providers of Islamic financial services operate. The MIF (Masters in Islamic Finance) is designed for academics and practitioners who wish to extend their knowledge as well as fast-track their career in Islamic finance. The programme provides a strong foundation in the principles and practice of Islamic finance. It also equips students with new skills, analytical tools and strategic perspectives from which they can make sound financial decisions. the United States, a primary school is the same thing...

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Kindergarten

Teaching problem solving helps children develop discrimination and reasoning skills. Children will learn to group similar items together or discriminate which items do not belong in a group. Our Problem Solving applications are available exclusively through itunes and are designed to work on Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch. Your child can learn on the go, at his or her own pace in a fun, interactive way. At only .99 cents per application of approximately 120 beautiful, clear, concrete, colorful images, your child will have fun learning at an affordable price. Our Problem Solving Series includes the following: What Rhymes Teaching rhyming words in preschool and kindergarten sets a solid base for reading comprehension. Rhyming is a basic...

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Early Childhood Education

Education begins from the moment the child is brought home from the hospital and continues on when the child starts to attend playgroups and kindergartens. The learning capabilities of humans continue for the rest of their lives but not at the intensity that is demonstrated in the preschool years. With this in mind, babies and toddlers need positive early learning experiences to help their intellectual, social and emotional development and this lays the foundation for later school success. First Three Years During the first three years parents will be the main influence in the child’s learning experience and education. What parents do and expose their children to has a vast impact on the development of the child. Parents sometimes forget that...

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sexual education by age

Children as young as seven will be taught the facts of life in compulsory sex education lessons. Pupils aged five will prepare for the classes by learning about body parts and sex differences. More explicit material will be covered if it is raised by the youngsters. Family campaigners are furious at the measures. However, ministers have yet to decide whether parents will be able to withdraw children from the classes, due to be introduced by 2010. The reforms bring personal, social and health education on to the mandatory school curriculum alongside subjects such as maths and English. As well as covering sex and relationships, primary and secondary schools will be under a duty to teach pupils about the dangers of drugs and alcohol....

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Phases of Child Development

During this period, young children's physical development is very rapid and they gain increasing control of their muscles. They also develop skills in moving their hands, feet, limbs and head, quickly becoming mobile and able to handle and manipulate objects. They are learning from the moment of birth. Even before their first words they find out a lot about language by hearing people talking, and are especially interested when it involves themselves and their daily lives. Sensitive caregiving, which responds to children's growing understanding and emotional needs, helps to build secure attachments to special people such as parents, family members or carers. Regular, though flexible, routines help young children to gain a sense of order...

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