Learning

As a student-teacher of language, I have come to the realization of many challenges that both the instructor and the student undergo with regards to teaching and learning a second language respectively.

After reading Thornbury's article, the adage that claims 'practice makes perfect' looms large given the fact that the article's central premise is the argument that language acquisition takes the form of learning from familiarity.

The peer reflective journal as a data collection tool proves effective in providing a qualitative evaluative approach towards the development of knowledge and understanding of the phenomenon.

There are various psychological theories that can be looked at when considering learning in children. Classical conditioning, Operant Conditioning, and Bandura's Social learning theory can be used to explain the process of learning in children.

Based on the studies aimed at young learners and their extramural English habits, the underlying similarities between playing World of Warcraft (WoW) and Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) are established.

Learning takes place every day in the life of an individual. Even in the workplaces where in-class learning are less expected, learning still plays a fundamental role in defining and modeling the process...

Children are different from adults especially in the way they visualize and conceptualize ideas and synthesize complex information as compared to adults.

Parents and teachers are always expecting the best out of their children. It may seem like a lot of pressure but with just the right tips and tricks, anyone can be a good student.

Have you ever told someone that you have a test or exam coming up and then they start to tell you their opinion on how you should study? Find some techniques to make oneself study in this essay example.

As I left home for Kenyatta University on the 13th of January this year, I was uncertain of what the future had in store for me. I did not know how I would cope with school life having been away for two years.

In my sophomore year of high school, I transferred to a school that was said to be more academically prestigious. Although the teachers were much stricter and gave loads of work every night, they actually cared about me.

I was a lost child. A lost child afflicted with a disability known as autism. I could not make any friends nor hear nor read or write for the first 7 years of my life. Doctors told my mother that I would be a failure.

I`m pretty sure we have all been in the struggle of trying to be better students, right? It is totally ok, because with experience and as we further our education we gain skills and techniques that will help us achieve academic goals.

Another tedious academic day has just come to an end. The study materials are scattered in the table and in the center, there is a bulky book that needs to be digested.

I struggled in school ever since I was in elementary school. Things did not come easy to me and I needed a lot of support from my family and extra tutoring to get through school.

I've often found that there are three major types of people when it comes to studying; those whose noses are always stuck in a book, those who cram last minute and those who are back and forth between the latter two.

At the close of my first year in college, I was tasked with writing a cross-cultural comparison for a final project. With the choice of any topic that touched upon the nuances of differing cultural backgrounds...

I love school but have always struggled. As a child, my teachers often disliked me for being lazy. I wasn`t exactly a good student. I struggled to keep up with my peers, regardless of how hard I worked.

Culture has a lot of influence on a student's education. Culture doesn't just mean celebrations or festivities that are celebrated or the dresses the school wears, it has a bigger meaning.