Essay provides an argumentative essay on whether or not society has to unteach students what they are taught in schools.

Explores the structure and time spent on Physical Education in Australia and England. Discusses why physical education is so important and why it needs to remain part of the curriculum in both countries.

Discusses the differences between the ancient cities of Sparta and Athens.

When people speak of education it is generally regarded that education is beneficial to all persons involved with it. However in the case of Africa, this is not necessarily the truth. In Africa, Western education was forced upon the native people. The Africans already had a system of educating their youths in place before the coming of the Europeans to Africa. Generally, the purpose of Western education is seen as to benefit the Africans. The truth is different. Europeans educated Africans solely for the ability to exploit these people of their labor and intellect. Western education for Africans during the colonial period was not beneficial to the Africans, and was actually destructive to their traditional society.

Essay consists of a proposal to find if receiving an education is wirth the cost.

Provides a sample petition for government class. Argues against forcing music students to take fitness and weight training. Outlines convincing points of the argument.

The United States should abolish the "No Child Left Behind Act" immediately for the following three main reasons; firstly, we must realize the flaws in the plan, secondly, how the United States has suffered from the excessive spending of NCLB, and thirdly, how the NCLB infringes on states' rights.

Short essay on why academic freedom belongs in public high schools.

This essay explores the issues surrounding the task of closing the achievement gap.

This essay defends the practice of Affirmative Action. Debates the pros and cons of the issue. Explores the history of affirmative action and civil rights in America. Describes how other groups of people benefit from preferential treatment.

The notion of affirmative action first appeared when President Kennedy issued Executive Order 10925 in 1961 when he told government contractors to "take affirmative action" to ensure that the work force was free of racial discrimination.

Why does one have to go to school for at least twelve years? It is said that this is because education is what places one in society. Society tells us that education shows the people surrounding how one should be treated by their actions, which can be created by the amount of education that person has. But academic learning is increasingly replacing play and experiential hands-on education.

Considers if the United States government practices the brainwashing of its citizens. Contends that the government wants citizens to follow their rules and do it their way, and they force it upon them.

Essay explains the differences between American and Asian school systems.

The reasons for anonymous philanthropy with the example of Dr. James O'Neil Mayne's contributions to the University of Queensland in Australia.

A persuasive application essay for the acceptance to a boarding school.

Questions if single-sex schools are better for a student's education. Describes efforts by the Bush administration to test single sex public schools. Debates possible social effects of single sex schools.

My thought about taking tests. I argue that tests are necessary for education.

A review of research, and opinions by the author, that says spanking is not an effective form of punishment in schools. Researcher says teaching by fear does not enhance development and that the lessons of corporal punishment are short-term.

The pros and cons of charter schools and voucher systems. Charter schools are experimental institutions that allow innovative educational ideas to be developed without bureaucracy. Vouchers give poor parents greater control over their children's education by giving them the opportunity to enroll them in private schools.

Talks about things that people expect from high school and what they should give back...(won an essay contest)

Deficiencies in U.S. higher education leaves individuals and society not prepared for their challenges. This topic is addressed in the book "Declining by Degree" by Vartan Gregorian.

A summary of an "Education Digest" article about a school district's successful staff development program that allowed technology to be better integrated into teaching practices. Spearfish School District in South Dakota received federal professional development funding for "increasing teachers' technology skills and defining and incorporating technology integration into classroom lesson plans." Opinions about the program are offered by the author.

Examines whether or not the U.S. government should permit public schools to teach in both Spanish and English in order to accommodate the large influx of Spanish-speaking people into the United States in recent years.

This is biography of Leonhard Euler. It tells about his life from his teenage years to the day that he died. It tells about his education and his occupations throughout his life.

A summary of the psychology study entitled "Born First, Born Smarter."

This essay is about breaking the circle of poverty by enforcing population controls

This essay discusses how to build a classroom community with kindergartners. It discusses specific activities for this age, as well as insights about how they think and learn.

Public school pioneer Horance Mann was concerned between the growing gap in education between children in upper classes and lower classes. The U.S. public school system is doing a poor job in closing this gap in modern-day schools. Upper-class and upper-middle class children are given a far superior education that the lower classes, largely because of the availability of private education.

Essay is about why cell phones should be allowed in schools.

There are a number of differences between aerobic and anaerobic respiration. Aerobic respiration is the complete breakdown of glucose molecules compared to the partial breakdown in anaerobic respiration. Due to this, there is a lot more energy released during aerobic than anaerobic respiration.

The following is a research paper on child abuse and its effects.

In emphasizing the negative effects of television on children, we fail to acknowledge television's positive effects. Television serves to communicate general knowledge as well as information on current events, social issues, and world affairs, it helps children to improve their language skills, and it enables children to develop various interests. If utilized and supervised appropriately, television will always provide more positive effects than negative ones for children.

Essay discuses the subject of teenagers voting in the Presidential election.

Explores the idea of choosing a career in the FBI after college. Also gives insight into college acceptance and ways to pay for college.

How to choose the right university

About the class sizes in california, and how it effects the learning in students when having a large class size.

Analyzes classroom interaction patterns in second language classrooms. Describes a teacher's interactions with students during teaching practice.

Essay provides a description of how college is similar to a laborious job.

This is an argumentative essay on whether open enrollment to college is a good or bad thing. Focuses mainly on community colleges.

The student body of UVA is fairly diverse; there are many different people from different walks of life. The academics program that UVA offers is very impressive; making education both challenging and fun. The University of Virginia is not all about education though; the campus is very active.

Considers a proposal by former California governor Davis that students spend at least 30 hours in community service in order to graduate high school. Argues that it would just bring way too much stress on a student to add another requirement for graduation.

Essay discusses the conditions and purposes of schools.

Evaluates the online learning supplementary material for the "Critical Thinking in Adult Education 41909" on WebCT. Describes the content, instructional design and interactivity.

Analyzes an essay by William Golding concerning categories of thinking grades. Describes each of Goldings three thinking grades. Explores how Grade three thinkers form the masses to which our culture aspires, grade two thinkers doubt and bring up grand questions, and grade three thinkers develop and ponder these questions and find the answers we need to know what we require.

Describes differences between attending a historically black university and a predominantly white university. Explores disparities in financial aid, cultural differences and university support.

This essay will examine the criteria needed to create the ideal citizen of a diverse and democratic society, as well as how I as an educator plan to integrate and promote democracy and diversity in my teaching practices.

This essay involves the discussion of racial circumstances during the Civil Rights era and some notable authors or persons who contributed to the situation.

Summary of an article by Marshall Welch called "Descriptive Analysis of Team Teaching in Two Elementary Classrooms: A Formative Experimental Approach." The study found that team teaching resulting in post-test mean scores that were higher than pretest mean scores for reading and spelling in both schools. Opinions from the author are included.

A few pointers on how to improve story writing.