what can i change with in the education field the can help students?
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With education there are two things, the curriculum and the manner in which it is taught.  The curriculum for the most part is mandated by the school, but the way in which it is presented is usually given discretion to the teacher.  Make the class entertaining so that the students attention doesn't wander.  Students remember special teachers that make learning fun.
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There so many options you could take.  First focus on how you want to apply what you learn.  As a child psychologist, or a pupil service attendant, or what about working with social services focusing on a certain age group of children, elementary, middle or High school.  What ever you choose YEAH for you.  That is a definite field that needs people who really care and want to make a difference.  In California there is a program in LA connected with LA Works.  They are advocates for children.  Call them and maybe you could do some volunteer work to help you really focus in on what your heart desires.  Best of luck to you!
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Yes, I'm sure your school can help you with this.  Just go ask the principal or a teacher.\n\nTry to learn something.  Your generation is going to be leading our world someday.
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Best thing you can do is listen to what the students have to tell you.  I am sure you will get some information that is not pertinent, but you will get some important information/requests from some students.  Then, take the information or requests to the appropriate staff members and try to get it all worked out.  Good Luck.
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Try asking your teacher for a one on one conference. Ask what your teacher's expectation are of you, and let the teacher know your expectation of him/her. Then come to some consensus of how you two are gonna to work together. Because, it is your education.
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Depending on the subject your teaching math ,English, etc...You may consider 3 things visual , auditory and tactual. all can be successful in certain setting, if you can incorporate all three you will reach every student.
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Did you pick this topic? If so, ask your teacher if you can change to a topic you already know about - it will make it much easier on you.
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education is never fun but, your school has to have something good about it. Find what that is and try to be apart of it
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I wish there was a book.  I've found the best way is to simply talk to other teachers.  Borrow their ideas and shape them into what will work for you and your class.  It seems like at most staff developments the best you can hope to come away with is a few good ideas.
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1.Compulsory n nomial fee/free education\n2.create awareness amoung the parents not only in t city side ,also amoung the villages\n3.renouncing the value of education to both parents n students\n4.awareness programs-- both on TV n journals ...if possible in a public gueeset\n5.to reveal the diff. b/w the educated n uneducated in terms of technology\n6.to make every one realise the correlation hiding behind///  b/w education n money earning\n7.Tradeworth values of education in primary\n8.future economial variations wit the past status must be revealed on...\n9.Frequent investigation by t govt our their child labour policies\n10.enhance n act wit  a society workin for it.
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Neither do I!  But here are some resources that can help:\n\nThink about what you like to study at school - languages, science, business, technology, history? Talk to your teacher and find out what career options are available.\n\nThink about what kind of person you are: are you analytical (research), social (working with people), an entrepreneur, an idealist, a risktaker, creative? \n\nThink about people you admire/like to read about: what are their professions? Is there anyone in your circle of family/friends who does something you're interested in? Ask them if you can follow them around for a day.\n\nThere are numerous tests on the internet, and I'd use these as a guide only. So just to cite one example - MAPP, which is 'free', asks questions about your motivations and comes up with a top 5 of career choices - they are useful, because they also point you to additional sources of info, current demand, suitable schools. (you do end up on their mailing list, so maybe create another email address if you don't want your main inbox cluttered):\n http://www.assessment.com/\n\nAnother option is: http://www.livecareer.com/\n\nAlso, have a look at these job profiles - descriptions from people about what they actually DO:\nhttp://www.jobprofiles.org/index.htm\n\nFinally, if you already have a tertiary school/institute in mind, talk to their career service: they should have resources on different careers, what employers are looking for, what careers and studies suit your interests.\n\nAbove all, choose something YOU enjoy - it will be easier to concentrate on your studies and will probably have a positive impact on your grades.
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Dear ,\n\nto days education system is linear to compare traditional education system.Today we all r having good communication we ponce in a palm.\n\nImpotent points to improve Edi system\n\n1.live the hi storey studding.\n2.look for word to global events.\n3.compare when u r going to learn how much it is help in u r life.\n4.don't dis guest the system.\n5.chge u r fave subjects.
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First be yourself and do not be intemidated by your students. You can be a good teacher and still feel extremely comfortable with your students as well as your students being the same.\nGet them interested and do not assume that a student is too stupid to learn. Always be there for your students and have assistants to help.\nReading material is great. Ask students for what they got out of the reading material. There should be no wrong answer.\nMake things fun. You are the teacher. Teach and enjoy
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Loook i can't advice, but thats a great idea. Start out by maybe pasting signs on the schools walls or soemthing, but call it esay help
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If your main concern is trying to control children in a classroom setting - what about in a tutoring environment? Or perhaps you can go into developing curriculum?\n\nNot really an answer - just throwing out new ideas.
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I teach about 100 students each semester. I flatter myself into thinking that they know a little more when I'm finished with'em. I can't change the world, I can only improve my little corner.
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As a teacher, I could offer a few tips:\n\n1. Ask your teacher for extra help after school. He or she should be willing to make sure you understand the subject; plus it shows the instructor that you truly care. In addition, see if you can get a classmate to tutor you in any subject you might have difficulty in.\n\n2. Conduct group studies. You'd be surprised to discover how much you can learn studying with friends -- if you remain on topic. Creating a study group the night or two before a big exam could really help you prepare.\n\n3. Eliminate distractions during your study time. Turn you cell phone on vibrate. Turn off the television. Don't pay attention to your AIM. Give your text/notebook/worksheet your undivided attention.\n\nThese are just a few that should help your study habits.