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Covid-19 arrived as international virus in 2019. It has been affected our lives, health, religious activities, psychological effects as well as education. Every level of education is very important for our children. The university level students can manage their educational activities. Education is a symbol of humanity.it has been noted that that educational loss be confirmed now due to covid-19. The study showed the different aspects of alarming future of children. The study expressed main themes of solution that will be beneficial for our educational system.

The book summarizes highly topical research contributions on UAS research, which stand in the context of cooperation and exchange between Germany and China. As a dialogue-based platform, this yearbook further develops UAS research and creates an initial conceptual and publishing framework for further self-reflection and identity formation of the concept of "applied sciences".

The volume provides a unique view on multidimensional crises, their interplay, and possible resolutions for sustainable life patterns and is therefore broadly related to the Sustainable Development Goals. Traditional unidimensional and technocratic strategies often fall short. Ultimately, people, their behavior and their habits are at the source of many problems. Therefore, it is imperative to take people, their multifaceted nature and the necessary learning and educational processes into account when striving towards a better life for everyone.

This book explores a range of issues central to STEM and 21st Century education. It explores research into the relationships between creativity, critical thinking and STEM Education from both a theoretical and practical perspective. It examines matters associated with three main concerns: First is the ways some research and development that is labelled "e;STEM"e; appears to be essentially one of the specific individual components, S, T, E or M, with a new label rather than something going across and/or beyond these more traditional components. The second, at times intertwining, concern is the common ways in which school curriculum continues to hold separate disciplines as its core. The third concern is that while cross-curriculum goals are increasingly common in this century - particularly for "e;creativity"e; and "e;critical thinking"e; - it is also common that the goals remain only vaguely linked with the more usual components of the whole curriculum. This book reflects on all three of these important concerns and the integrated whole that can result from them. Monash University, King's College London and Waikato University have now generated six edited books on successive related research issues of significance to contemporary science education. Each of these books has been substantially shaped by a writing workshop involving all authors in intensive discussion about drafts of their contributions (a process of great worth in its own right, as well as for enhancing the value of the final volume), and then each author reworking the contribution in the light of the discussions The seventh will extend beyond science education and explore a range of issues central to STEM and 21st Century education.

Is educational research chasing the trends one can observe in big sciences, mimicking what happens, some would say successfully, elsewhere in academia? The question in the title of this edited collection took its inspiration from a verse by Goethe: Wer Großes will, muss sich zusammenraffen. In der Beschränkung zeigt sich erst der Meister. Such confinement or limitation that may show mastery does not characterize at all the present state of the educational research publication scene. Instead, there have never been more of such publications which follow each other with an increasing speed. It may therefore be interesting to delve into the reasons of this development that is characteristic of what is published in this field as in many or almost all fields of scholarly work. The chapters in this collection address aspects of the (re)presentation, dissemination and reception, and the production and acceleration of educational research. An international group of scholars, philosophers and historians of education, address questions such as 'Why publish?', 'The lust for academic fame', 'Why educational historiography is not an unnecessary luxury?', and 'Ways of knowing'. The twelve chapters are preceded by an introduction where issues of plurality and diversity in the study of education are at centre stage and followed by an Epilogue written by the Editors of the Springer Series Educational Research. Paul Smeyers and Marc Depaepe offer some final reflections after a journey of two decades that took them and the colleagues participating in the Research Community from 1999 till 2018 floating on the current of the Zeitgeist that carried the Discipline of Education. They claim finally that mastery in the study of education requires restraint.

This book showcases and compares grassroots environmental education initiatives and actions in Millburn, New Jersey in the USA, and Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh in India. Across the two towns the collective actions discussed include the Fridays For Future strikes, activism through school's 'green team', plastic clean-up missions, conducting workshops, conferences, and organizing green fairs. The authors discuss a range of concepts and ideas that have a broader relevance to local and global environmental education such as global citizenship, climate activism, national and municipal policies, gender, and ecofeminism. They show how the stories of the two towns are connected with sustainable development goals and education for sustainable development. Ultimately the book shows how education can be used as a tool to promote climate change solutions and how this can benefit schools, communities and the planet.The book includes a Foreword written by Ruth DeFries, University Denning Professor of Sustainable Development at Columbia University, USA.

Technological modernization has impacted various domains such as the field of language education. The traditional classroom and teaching methodologies no longer meet the needs of the new tech-savvy generations. Thus, recently there have been changes in language programs to prepare teacher candidates to have the skills to respond to such high technological demands. Additionally, the demographics of students attending schools in countries with exceptionally high number of immigrants such as the United States is another reason to seek novel ways to prepare teachers who have had adequate practice and developed teaching skills needed to reach language learners in their classrooms. Virtual Reality (VR) has been one solution in order to bridge this gap.

This handbook offers an expanded discourse on transformative learning by making the turn into new passageways to explore the phenomenon of transformation. It curates diverse discourses, knowledges and practices of transformation, in ways that both includes and departs from the adult learning mainstay of transformative learning and adult education. The purpose of this handbook is not to resolve or unify a theory of transformation and all the disciplinary contributions that clearly promote a living concept of transformation. Instead, the intent is to catalyze a more complex and deeper inquiry into the ¿Why of transformation.¿ Each discipline, culture, ethics and practice has its own specialized care and reasons for paying attention to transformation. How can scholars, practitioners, and active members of discourses on transformative learning make a difference? How can they foster and create conditions that allow us to move on to other, unaddressed or understudiedquestions? To answer these questions, the editors and their authors employ the metaphor of the many turns into passageways to convey the potential of transformation that may emerge from the many connecting passageways between, for instance, people and society, theory and practice, knowledge created by diverse disciplines and fields/professions, individual and collective transformations, and individual and social action.

The book is designed mainly for the students of engineering graduates. It covers all the topics of the subjects. The course is designed in a simple and precise manner. For complete knowledge and more study about the subject, students are advised to follow the books referred to in the references.

The ¿C++ handbook for beginners¿ Books guide you self learning of C++. It contains more than 80+ programme. It start from simple programme to little higher level. The higher level programme such as result analysis, bill calculation in shop, telephone or electricity bill calculation, simple calculator, converters, etc. The book guide you to enhance thinking programming skills.Programme includes: Find ASCII value, Find odd or even number, Find the tax, Print ASCII value between 32 to 256, Sum of the number, print even number 2 to 10, Type End¿ to Quit else continue, Fraction to decimal value, comparison of two numbers, etc

About the book:This book focuses mainly on childhood stage of human development and how they should be guided by parents, teachers, elders, community and society. Proper development and guidance is essential for young children to lead a healthy and prosperous life. Childhood is a schooling age and therefore it should lay strong foundation for an effective growth and development. Guidance helps in enhancing the inner qualities and abilities existing in children. Hence today¿s parents and young generation should know about their role and strategies to be adopted for essential development of a child.

India, the second-most populous nation, yet struggles to give its people free access to high-quality education. Promoting online and distance learning in addition to traditional education is one approach to making quality education more widely available. After realizing the necessity to develop a solid digital culture in the nation, the Government of India launched numerous programs and projects nationwide, such as the establishment of the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) in 2003 by joined collaboration among 7 IITs along with Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore to provide online video lectures of experts from IITs and IISc.; Digital India Campaign launched on 1st July 2015; ePathshala launched in November 2015; Study Webs of Active¿Learning for Young Aspiring Minds (SWAYAM) Launched on 9th July 2017; National Broadband Mission launched on 17th December 2019, and PM eVIDYA Programme introduced in May 2020 to make e-learning more accessible for Indian students and teachers by strengthening digital education in India. The book's main aim is to motivate learners to learn in the blended mode for reflective learning.

Vanessa McCarthy is the director and creator of Valid8ed(TM)️ and Prickly2sweet(TM)️ and she shares her expertise in this vocational assessment guide.

Working in an interdisciplinary manner is long pursued but a difficult goal of science and mathematics education. The interdisciplinarity of science and mathematics can occur when connections between those disciplines are identified and developed. These connections could be expressed in the educational policies, curriculum, or in the science and mathematics teachers' educational practices. Sometimes those connections are scarce, but in other moments, full integration is achieved. The Handbook of Research on Interdisciplinarity Between Science and Mathematics in Education presents results of good practices and interdisciplinary educational approaches in science and mathematics. It presents a broad range of approaches for all educational levels, from kindergarten to university. Covering topics such as computer programming, mathematics in environmental issues, and simple machines, this major reference work is an excellent resource for administrators and educators of both K-12 and higher education, government officials, pre-service teachers, teacher educators, librarians, researchers, and academicians.

The process of learning is conjugated with the achievement of the educational fact, that is, we assume that one educates when one learns, and that learning is a consequence of educating oneself. Learning is an act that for humans is diversified according to each social characteristic where this practice is perceptible. It is learned by the intention of the one who learns or by the disposition of the one who contributes to learning. The objective of this research is to propose an Instructional Manual for the construction of the e-book as an innovative didactic resource to plan learning and present the contents of a subject at Hosanna University of Panama. Because in the end, from the elaboration of the Manual it is intended to guide the teacher on the development and design of the contents of the e-book focused on a subject that allows him to make evident the mastery of his area of knowledge, the ability to conduct the teaching and learning process from his position, approach, relevance and originality that guarantees the projection in the construction of new knowledge to reorient the educational processes and relegitimize the responsibility to achieve self-learning at the higher education level.

With a view to development aid, promoting self-help and participatory development, non-governmental organizations have the general objective of reducing poverty through, among other things, improving the quality of education. In the Far North of Cameroon, VSO, through its volunteers, both development workers and nationals, uses a range of techniques and methods to reach people and change their daily lives and their future through education. After an inventory of VSO's means of influence, we will show their limits and propose solutions so that their actions are sustainable and their effectiveness is known.

The work of the educator is to give himself, to leave a mark and seeds of integral formation in the places where he goes through his professional life, from the different roles that life offers him and gives him the opportunity to participate. Together with all the people who build society and citizenship, the educator participates in this noble task of "Leaving the world better than he found it" (Baden Powel) and this has been the commitment of the authors who articulate and build this publication.

The objective of the research was to develop didactic strategies focused on the sacred narratives of the Kankuamo people that consolidate the reading comprehension of third and fourth grade students of the Institución Educativa Promoción Social Guatapurí-Chemesquemena, Cesar. Methodologically, the work was framed in the qualitative approach, in the modality of applied research. The population consisted of third and fourth grade students. The techniques used for the collection of information were the field diary and the observation log. On the other hand, it takes up the Kankuamo Educational Order (Makú Jogúki) from which the Educational Model emerges, thus constituting an element of cultural order that includes the cosmovision, spirituality, the social and pedagogical component of the Kankuamo People that takes into account the community construction of knowledge and the thought that has as reference the pedagogy of the council centered on the wisdom of the elders, where the preservation of the culture is mainly immersed.

MENTAL LINK is a robotics project that seeks to facilitate the teaching of robotics and thus help develop psychomotor skills, reasoning and logic in students and at the same time awaken ecological awareness in them through the development of robots with recycled material, which will bring as a result their attention to the problem of recycling in the community, also with this project we seek to increase interest in research and science in students from an early age.Through MENTAL LINK we give the user the opportunity to control or move different objects through the use of mental signals controlled by a headset and a receiver connected to different devices.The project is focused on the educational, environmental and health areas, in order to improve the quality of life of people.

Reading ECPE: Grammar, Cloze, Vocabulary and Reading for the revised 2021 Michigan examThis edition of sample tests for the Michigan Language Assessment Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English (ECPE) has been designed specifically for students preparing for the challenging GCVR (Parts 1-4: Grammar, Cloze, Vocabulary and Reading) section of the examination.The content has been written to closely replicate the ECPE experience, and has undergone comprehensive expert and peer review. You or your students, if you are a teacher, will hopefully enjoy the wide range of text topics and benefit from the repetitive practice, something that is key to preparing for the GCVR section of the examination.Each test comprises 70 multiple-choice questions, each carrying one mark, and candidates are given 75 minutes in which to complete the four parts of the GCVR section: 1. Grammar: 16 questions testing grammatical fluency, phrasal verb particles, word formation and prepositions.2. Cloze (multiple choice): 20 questions testing lexical and grammatical ability within the context of two texts, each comprising 200-250 words.3. Vocabulary: 16 questions testing knowledge of phrasal verbs, phrases and idioms.4. Reading: 18 questions testing candidates' understanding of meaning in context, reference words, implication, purpose and tone within the context of three texts, each comprising 300-350 words.Fiona Aish has co-written several titles in exam preparation and EAP, and creates materials and assessment resources for a range of educational providers. She is DELTA-qualified and holds an MA in ELT and Applied Linguistics.Jo Tomlinson has co-written a number of books on EAP and exam preparation, and currently works full-time as an exams and materials developer. She is DELTA-qualified and holds an MA in Language Testing.

For Early ChildhoodIf you work with children under 6 years to toddler this books was written for you. Get to the basics and understand how to start creating art lesson that work best for young children. Learn how to start talking art to children. Understand the characteristics of a young child's artist development. You will get all the details on set-up, how to prepare for lessons and what is appropriate for this age. You'll learn: The importance of early Art LiteracyHow to speak the 'Artist Language'The art subjects students need to knowThe characteristics of child artistsMethods and approaches to teachingHow to create art activity environmentsThe best art materials for your classroomHow to plan level-appropriate activities

Teaching and learning in the new normal education are big challenges for the teachers and learners which brought about by COVID-19 pandemic, making teachers adjusting to the use of different strategies in delivering the lessons effectively and in lined with the current situation. During the pandemic, the Department of Education conducted series of steps to ensure that the quality of teaching will take place amidst pandemic. The study revealed that effective online teaching strategies can help to motivate the learners in the new normal. These includes technology-based instructions and online applications used in distance learning. Re-structuring the lessons reinforce routines, scaffold learning via specific steps and activities, and optimize time on task and classroom climate using smooth transitions. Planned sequencing of teaching and learning activities stimulates and maintains engagement by linking lesson and unit learning. Motivational Activity Plans were formulated and recommended to develop for the School¿s Continues Improvement plans such as Interactive games, video lessons, online games and audio-visual instructional activities.

Teachers at any level, but especially at the graduate level who work in a school system, must have the commitment and ability to face and solve, in an efficient manner, the challenges they face. It is necessary that they assume their role as guides-researchers that lead them to put into practice new forms of intervention and new ways of conceptualizing the objects of study, and as a result, the production of scientific knowledge. This research is the product of a committed teacher with the courage and desire to solve a problem that arises in the Escuela Normal Superior de Querétaro (ENSQ). The problem detected was that the students had difficulty learning the contents, so we proceeded to conduct an investigation that would reveal the reasons for this difficulty. After delimiting the problem to work on, the following was proposed: "Analysis of the development of intellectual skills and their relationship with academic performance".