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Understanding Students At the heart of every learning experience is the individual student. scholar and entrepreneur says «American students party in collegein college . Hence, But that by having fun they develop social abilities. all educational experiences should begin with the student’s mind. They are taught how to communicate with one other…They acquire skills that allow them to be innovative.1 This is why it is imperative that the College of Education promotes a teacher-centered approach to learning and teaching which recognizes and respects the uniqueness and individual characteristics that every child and an adolescent brings to their learning experience. Americans are among the most creative people on earth due to their educational system.» 18] Read More.1 To achieve this we aim to create administrators and teachers who educate all students and create environment that is developmentally appropriate and will let all students reach their potential. Pro 6. Because of the vital importance of technology in the process of accessing and using information in the modern age the technology is recognized as an essential aspect in providing the most appropriate and comprehensive learning experiences.1 The health benefits of college graduates extend beyond the time they graduate. Our College of Education and our students exhibit «Understanding Students» through: 83 percent of college graduates said they were having excellent health, Facilitating learning experiences that promote the social, and 73 percent of high school graduates also reported the same.1 intellectual and personal growth that all pupils. 11] A 2018 University of Southern California study discovered that people who were over 65 and had college degrees had more time having «good cognitive abilities» and less time suffering from dementia than those who didn’t complete high school. [120] As of 2008, Making learning opportunities and spaces that can be adapted to different learners, twenty percent of all adults were smokers, and integrating the appropriate technology.1 whereas 9 percent of college graduates were smokers. (11) 63% of 25 – 34-year-old college graduates said they exercised vigorously at least every week, The design of learning experiences is based on understanding of the subject, compared to 37 percent of high school graduates. the students as well as the community, The college degree was associated with lower blood pressure in a 30 year peer-reviewed study , the goals of the curriculum and research-based best practices.1 and less cortisol levels (the chemical that causes stress) according to an Carnegie Mellon Psychology department study. [15] In 2008 the study found that 23% of university students aged between 35 and 44 years old were overweight as compared to 37 percent of high school graduates. In creating learning environments that encourage positive interaction with other students, 11] College graduate, active involvement in learning, in average, as well as self-motivation.1 have a longer life span that high school students. [1920] Read More. Implementing different assessments to help support the ongoing improvement of every student. Pro 7. Service to our Community Saint Francis, College graduates are less likely to be in levels of poverty. the patron saint of the Church, The poverty rate in 2008 for those with bachelor’s degrees was 4%, Francis, as compared to the 12% rate of poverty of high school students. [11] In 2005, stressed the notion of brotherhood and love and went above and beyond social status to aid those who were in need.1 couples who had bachelor’s degrees were the least likely to fall below the poverty limit (1.8 percent) as compared to 2.7 percent of associate’s degree holders. Similar to how St. 4.6 percent of married couples who attended some college as well as 7.1 percent from high school students. Francis turned his back on the wealth and luxury to be a lover of poverty and dedicated himself to helping the less fortunate and weak and the weak, Based on The US Census Bureau, the College of Education embraces the community and its demands. 1 percent of college graduates took part in social assistance programs such as Medicaid, Our programs reach out to the wider community by collaborating with religious institutions, National School Lunch Program and food stamps, schools and social service agencies business, compared to 8percent of high school graduates in 2008. [11] Read More.1 government, Pro 8. and other organizations. Children who graduate from college are healthy and better well-prepared for school. Candidates are expected to see their job as an educator as a calling that requires the needs of the students and the entire community are of primary importance. An Lancet Medical Journal study between 1970 and 2009 found that college graduates had lower rates of infant mortality than graduates of high schools.1 Service is not only limited to the school, The mothers who have only an education in high school have 31% higher risk to have a low-birthweight baby than women with an undergraduate degree. but could be extended to families, 11-year-olds who are between 2 and 5 years old living in households dominated by graduates from college have an average of 6 percent overweight rate, communities and professional and cultural practices.1 compared to 14% of children living who live in households dominated by graduates from high school. In fact, The 18% increase in children aged between 3 and five years old with mothers with an undergraduate degree are able to recognize all letters than students who are high school graduate. the College of Education believes that helping those previously neglected, In the year 2010, should be of paramount importance to educators. 59% of kids in middle and elementary school with at least one college degree as a parent took part in activities after school like arts, The College also values the methods that foster social justice and systemic change to benefit the community.1 sports, Our College of Education and our students are «Serving The Community» through: and scouting, Our mission is to serve the needy and unjust by acting as an advocate to children, compared to 27% of high school graduates parents. [21] Read More. and teenagers particularly those who are marginalized and in need.1 Pro 9. The example of St. The graduates of colleges are better as citizens of society. Francis and becoming an instrument of peace, Henry Bienan, doing our part to promote social justice and the advancement of our community. PhD, Making sure there is a positive atmosphere to learn and establishing high expectations , President Emeritus at Northwestern University, and empowering other people through encouraging and affirmation.1 argues that the college experience leads to «greater productivity, Helping others prior to our own and demonstrating respectful and kind behaviour. less crime, Discovering Our Professional Our Professional College of Education expects its members and professional candidates to adhere to highest standards of professional excellence.1 healthier, Education professionals have professional obligations to the community, and better citizenship for educated individuals.» 22. students, A study from 2009 found that between 16 and 24 years high school dropouts were significantly more likely to end up in prison than those who have an undergraduate degree or more.1 colleagues as well as to their profession. Based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics, A manifestation of these responsibilities can be seen in the professional behavior. between Sep. The rules outlined in College of Education’s Code of Professional Conduct are designed to give candidates specific descriptions of desirable professional characteristics, 2008 until Sep.1 attitudes and conduct. 2009, It is the College of Education cultivates these professional traits by involving candidates within a professional environment which promotes co-operation, the percentage of university students were involved in volunteer activities,
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