Essays on Learning

Student Motivation: Project Based Learning Versus Direct Instruction

Abstract This literature review looks into Project-based learning and how it plays a role into increasing student motivation versus direct instruction. The guiding question for this literature review is, how is project-based learning increasing student motivation and engagement. This literature review covers the definition of project-based learning, student motivation, the teacher perceptions, and the challenges...

Diabetes: Case Study of a 63-year-old Female

The case study discussed in this essay will assess the symptoms experienced by a 63-year-old female. The symptoms include confusion, lethargy, and pale with cool and clammy skin. Based on her past medical history of Diabetes Mellitus type 1, not eating properly, presenting symptoms and a blood sugar reading of 2.9mmol/L, it is plausible to...
2760 Words 6 Pages

Alaska Airlines: Case Study

Introduction: Alaska airlines was started in the year 1932 as McGee airways. It is aligned with star air service in 1934 and later evolved as a biggest air service provider in Alaska which gradually became Alaska airlines. It progressed from a zonal airline to international carries. It carries around 44 million people across 118 destinations....

Co-curricular Activities: Hospitourism League – An Introduction And Need Of Non-formal Hospitality Education In India

Abstract – Indian culture prescribes an age-old philosophy of “Atithi Devo Bhava”, which portrays a dynamic of the host-guest relationship. This ancient maxims means that a guest is a manifestation of God, but the Indian global Tourism ranking at 40th position contradicts this philosophy. There are many challenges before the hospitality and tourism sector in...
1772 Words 4 Pages

Effects Of Early Childhood Education On Children Of Nigerian Migrant Parents In The

Abstract This research proposes to examine the effects of early childhood education on children of Nigerian migrant parents in the United Kingdom. The key focus is to identify and investigate the impact of early childhood education on these children’s cognitive, physical, emotional, socio-cultural and mental development. Emphasis will be placed on associated effects of migration...
758 Words 2 Pages

The Importance Of Reading In Our Life

Reading is a process by which one attempts to mentally ‘reconstruct’ such a message from its printed representation. The extent to which the reconstructed message matches the one originally intended by the writer is the extent to which communication occurs. In reading new information is always learned in relation to previous knowledge. It’s important for...
717 Words 2 Pages
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