Showing posts with label study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label study. Show all posts
Thursday, December 6, 2012
How to Come Up with the Topic For Your Essays
Learning to write an essay can be irritating and sometimes annoying to some students. They look at it as a maddening process. But, it doesn't have to be infuriating if you know the proper process on how to write an essay.
This blog post will give you guidelines on how to write better essays. In writing essay you must know how to generate a good essay topics. To come up to a good essay topics you must consider the following.
Search for interesting subjects. Write down the subjects that interest you, there can be endless topic but stick to the subject that grabs your interest. Ask for some help, meet your close friends and brainstorm the subjects of their interest.
Define the purpose of the essay. Know what is the purpose of your essay. Writing with passion and purpose creates best compositions. Determine if the purpose of your essay samples, to explain to the readers a particular subject, to convince the reader to believe you, or to educate your readers about a particular subject, place, or thing.
Be specific. Make sure that it is fairly specific, if the subject is too general you'll find difficulties in finding resources for your essay. Choose a simplified topic to discuss.
Friday, June 8, 2012
How Facebook Can Affect Student-Teacher Interaction In the Classroom
Are you a student who is a social network fanatic? Do you open your face book account every 5 minutes of the day? Or, are you a professor who accepts invite from your students? Well, if you answer yes to these three, then this is post is created only just for you.
The famous social networking site Facebook, allows every individual to make a connection, and socialized to their close friends and relatives. It also help to make new acquaintances and friends. Social networking sites featured the users to provide personal information about them, post pictures, and share their personal thoughts everyday.
Student-Teacher relationships should have a clear wall of boundaries, teachers must be the mentors of the students and not merely friends. Accepting the invite of your students or teacher vice-versa may lead to a relationship that will break the boundary of the student-teacher relationship.
Carole Lieberman, a psychiatrist, explains in her free essays online that social media like Facebook is a form of gateway to illegal relationship. She indicates that accepting the invite of your professor or your student may lead to sexual misconduct.
I believed that the teachers must know the limitation in befriending their students, they are the role model of the student, they should mold their students to become a role model of the community. Communicating with your students through social media is not bad. Actually it is an accessible way to communicate with the students, but make sure that the topics and conversation must be included in your academic syllabus.
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