… teacher. It got its name as soon as I saw it creeping on a wall next to my bed one night, and it became my companion after it was captured in a jar because I was afraid that if I had tried to splat it with a slipper, it could have fallen on my sheets.…

… high in the United States, and no one is quite sure why. The disturbing events that have happened in schools such as Columbine and Mantee are not simple cases of bullying and petty fights. They are premeditated acts of murder whose victims are…

… issues facing children in the eight to fourteen age group. The article focuses on tweens' spending power, their insecurities and daily lives. The insets, "How Parents Can Help" and "The Age of Obsession", address the role of parents in the world of…

… bible, and one from Homer's book The Odyssey. They both relied on a higher power to give them the abilities to do many things. More specifically they relied on the higher powers to confront family members that they have been separated from for many…

… in western countries. Studying abroad is an exciting prospect for many people. People will become more mature when studying abroad because they can not only absorb new knowledge but also broaden their mind in term of cultural and social issues.…

… I am currently doing volunteer hours at a high school, which is looking to go to small learning communities next year. After talking with some of the faculty I have found that most administrators are very positive about the idea, while teachers are…

… their life. There should be a desire to better the educational system and to always be ready to improve it. There are many ideas as to what constitutes an ideal education. A number of factors come together to make an ideal education. Students, parents…

… all people, so every one is allowed to go to school. But about the university and higher education the condition is different. Capacity in this level of education is limited. Therefore some student should be chosen by an examination called konkoor…

… in the world with the unlimited capacity of learning. Although we know that people who are more intelligent learn better than the others do but we will see among the people with somehow the same intelligence some of them learn faster and better. Why?…

… compares schooling to experience, and he takes the stance that learning is much more desirable than experience. He argues that a man will learn more within a year than he would in twenty years of experience, that experience is dangerous while learning…