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 Adult Learning Theory
Adult Learning Theory in Online Education

The developments of technology has changed the way which adult students may choose to obtain a
college degree. Through the use of their computer, they may opt to attend an online only college or
university. While it may not be apparent to the student, a lot of research has been conducted
regarding the most effective way to teach adults and children based upon how they learn. An
awareness in different teaching theories could make an adult student a better consumer when it
comes to shopping for their best value in education. This paper will explore the theories of andragogy
and pedagogy, along with their implications for online adult education.
Society s view of the adult student before ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Additionally, the main themes behind the assumptions about learning within this model are that
the student is dependent on the teacher for the activities which will perpetuate learning and that
the students past experiences have no value. This method also makes the assumption that the
factors which make a student want to learn are external in nature, such as good grades and
pleasing others. Wang states The primary reason the whole educational enterprise has been
frozen into the pedagogical model is that between infancy and adolescence, no other model is
better than the pedagogical teaching and learning model. (Wang, p.6). Since children are more
dependent in nature, and do not have knowledge through life experiences, the pedagogical
method makes sense when it comes to teaching at their level. However, there is a lot of debate
about how well it works for students who are independent and who possess a larger knowledge
base. Andragogy is the art or science of teaching adults (Knowles, 2012). Malcolm Knowles
introduced the term in the United States in the 1960s (Wang, 2011). Knowles notes that a major
psychological difference between children and adults is the realization that as an adult, one is the
director of their own life. Additionally, because of this change in self awareness, teaching adults as
if they are dependent does not harbor any sense of respect for their ability to be self directed. There
are four assumptions which are made about adult learning
 The Deadly Noodle In Newsweek Sparknotes
Hasting, Thiel and Thomas (2003) published The Deadly Noodle in Newsweek, which demonstrates
the proliferation of American food. They illustrate that a substantial number of countries, especially
France, are under the adverse impact of the fast food originated from the USA. And one of the most
conspicuous reasons is the rapid growth of technology. People are getting used to sedentary lifestyle.
Another big issue is correlated with excessive calories intake. Surprisingly, some main ingredients
from traditional dishes are the culprits, including cooking oil, sugar, and noodles. As a result, the
expenditure on healthmaintenance is rocketing. One important viewpoint that I would like to discuss
is unhealthy foodorigins. (把不重要的删去)

Urbanization
 Urban Regeneration And Urban Development
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This dissertation is influenced by the ongoing urban regeneration and urban developments in many
of the major cities in India, especially in city of Pune, and its adverse effects on the city
townscapes and place identities. City of Pune has a rich education legacy and has been often
referred as the Oxford of the East , a legacy which came into prominence on the establishment of the
University of Pune in the year 1949 (Hindustan Times, 2012). The city truly justified itself as the
cultural capital of Maharashtra with its strong connections with the work of arts, music, theater and
literature (Hindustan Times, 2012). Pune, being an educational hub of India by having the one of the
India s oldest University (Maharashtra Tourism, 2013), has now been heavily developed into a city
known for manufacturing and automobiles, as well as government and private sector research
institutes for information technology education, management and training that attract students and
professionals internationally (SCHEMCON, 2015). With the inception of international influences
and urban planning techniques, it has been realized that the old heritage and culture, the core Pune
identity is slowly been taking a blow. The urbanization has been transforming the urban townscapes
of Pune into completely new dimensions thus hampering the glorious heritage and cultural identity
for which the city of Pune is known for. The following research will highlight the importance of
preserving and
 Protest In Gerbaudo s Tweets And The Streets
What is protest?/Examples?
Protests and social movements usually take place within state systems. State authorities and decision
makers concerning the change and reforms responding to the demands of protestors are usually the
intended targets. Whilst the majority of social movements and protests within the 21st century are
aimed at the state, it is still known for protestors to occasionally challenge non state establishments
like religious organizations and university administrations (Johnston, 2011:1). Social movements
includes a range of political activities including but not limited to demonstrations, marches, protests,
press conferences, strikes, presentations and even sometimes violent confrontations (Johnston,
2009:8).
Previous Protest ... Show more content on [Link] ...
There are structures that have formed as a result of protest, that are really powerful. It is just that
you did not need those structures to begin protest. You are enough to start a movement. Individual
people can come together around things that they know are unjust. And they can spark change.
Your body can be part of the protest; you don t need a VIP pass to protest. And Twitter allowed that
to happen. Ferguson exists in a tradition of protest. But what is different about Ferguson, or what is
important about Ferguson, is that the movement began with regular people. There was no Martin,
there was no Malcolm, there was no NAACP, it wasn t the Urban League. People came together
who didn t necessarily know each other, but knew what they were experiencing was wrong. And that
is what started this. What makes that really important, unlike previous struggle, is that who is the
spokesperson? The people. The people, in a very democratic way, became the voice of the struggle
(Belartsky,
 Microorganisms Can Easily Be Found From Water
Microorganisms can easily be found in water. In third world countries, this can pose a huge
threat, because lots of people can get sick from drinking water. SODIS is a method used by many
in undeveloped countries as means of attaining microbe free water. It involves allowing water to
stay exposed to sunlight in order to kill whatever microbes are living in it. For this experiment,
microbial diversity was determined by collecting a sample of water of different from shaded water
and water directly hit by the sunlight. Microbes were then cultured for 7 days. The abundance of the
different colony types was then counted. Results exhibited that the community from the light area
was more biodiverse. It was concluded that a possible reason for this is due to the different
structures of bacteria, allowing some of them to sustain the light and others to be restricted by it.
Since SODIS relies on light to kill microorganisms, it should be accompanied by another method that
will also kill the bacteria that may survive in the water after being treated in the sunlight.

Introduction
Microbes are any organism that can t be seen with the naked eye. They can be classified as bacteria,
protists, fungi and sometimes even parasites. Many different types of microbes can exist within a
community, which means that they have the potential to have a high species diversity (Reece et. al.
2014). Found virtually anywhere, microbes can range from being very beneficial for the
environment to being
 Abuse Of Power In High Schools
It is not easy for youth to imagine a realm that is existential outside of parental control. Little do
they know that each time they close the door to their mothers mini vans or step off of the bus and
on to school grounds, they enter one. Of course, there are adults present on the campus as well, but
even their ascendancy is rendered useless in the stratified hierarchythat the students have
constructed. Within the walls of a high school, there is an entire power structure that exists
unbeknownst to those who have out grown it, despite living through it themselves. While the exact
details and levels of these hierarchies may vary from school to school, the overall effect is the same:
teens discover an outlet to demonstrate authority and find... Show more content on [Link] ...
In order of social status, they were the preps, the jocks, the wannabe preps, the general population
(which included nerds and any outliers whose cliques were undefined), and lastly were the
individuals labeled freaks by those of higher status. When I started high school, I almost
immediately noticed the status and power of the girls who were part of the preppy clique. Even
without being actively informed, everyone seemed to be conscious of their esteem, and this was
not lost on me. During an interview I conducted with former classmate Blake LeBlanc, I asked
him if he was aware of a status system on our campus to which he replied. Ha! Of course... I blind
man could have seen it. You just knew who was elite and who was... well... not so elite.
Furthermore, he was aware of his own status and clique without ever being told what they were. I
was a nerd, obviously. I got good grades without cheating and people always wanted to sit next to
me during a test , laughed LeBlanc, and I don t think it had anything to do with my personality.
The power that the preps had gained was highly sought after and envied by many. Quite
noticeably, some girls aspired and attempted to become preps, failing time and time again.
Everyone knew who was a prep and who was an imitator, and the preps made sure of this
seemingly effortlessly. Labeled the wannabe preps , these girls were ignored by most, pitied by
some, and mocked by those who they endeavored to emulate. ...as far as the wannabes, [students]
were either unconcerned, sympathetic, or if you were part of the elite, they were frustrated and
confused
 Kate Attract In Kate Chopin s The Storm
Kate Chopin s The Storm suggests, through the use of characterization, climax, and tone, that affairs
(and storms) are not only terrifying, but liberating. She demonstrates that the storm which rages
within us can be particularly greater than actual events it self. As the storm is just about to arrive,
so too does Alcée. So, in many ways the storm mirrors the passionate encounter between Calixta
and Alcée because that is when Calixta and Alcée once again get comfortable with each other and
end up sleeping together. As the storm passes and the calm returns, Alcée leaves Calixta s home
returning to his home leaving behind a calm Calixta. It is interesting that rather than having an
expected negative effect on their marriages, the affair appears to have actually brought them closer
to their spouses. This is significant because Chopin is exploring the idea of marriage or at... Show
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First, Chopin uses the characterization for Calixta (the wife) and Alcee (the former lover).
Chopin first tells us that while Calixta seems happily married, she did once have an old flame
with Alcee. Although it is stated that she had not seen him since getting married; it was interpreted
that she wanted to strike up old topics whilst talking about an old storm . When Alcee is settled
into Calixta s home, he doesn t necessarily try to have the normal let s catch up talk, he has the let
s catch up talk. It is then confirmed after Do you remember in Assumption, Calixta? he asked in a
low voice broken by passion. Oh! she remembered; for in
 Thematic Analysis Of Mother To Son By Langston Hughes
Mother to Son by Langston Hughes Thematic Analysis
Mother to Son by Langston Hughes was written in 1922 by Langston Hughes. The poem first
appeared in Crisis, the official magazine of the National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People. Langston Hughes was born February 1, 1902 in Joplin, Missouri to James Nathaniel
and Carrie Mercer Langston Hughes. Hughes mother and father separate shortly after his birth. His
father moved to Mexico in pursuit of a better life and his mother moved often from state to state
because of financial difficulties. Hughes lived with his grandmother until her death in 1910. He then
went to live with family and friends and later settled in Illinois with his mother. Hughes attended
Central High School, where he poetry and short stories for the school newspaper. He attended
Columbia University for a short period of time before leaving the institution. Hughes continued to
practice writing poetry. His work attracted many famous writers such as Vachel Lindsay. Hughes and
several other African American artists and writers started the Harlem Renaissance Movement, the
cultural, artistic, and social movement that took place in Harlem in the 1920 s ( Wormser). Mother
to Son depicts a mother sharing encouraging words with her son to motivate him not to give up on
life as he encounters different hardships. The theme of determination, perseverance and motivation
is developed by the use of extended metaphors, free verse and symbols.
To begin
 Do Public Subsidies For Professional Athletic...
Do public subsidies for professional athletic organizations benefit their local community?

Sports teams, or professional athletic organization, are extremely important institutions within a city
or region. They can help connect people with places, and through this loyalty, a sense of civic pride
can be seen. Furthermore, the multi billion dollar industry sports produces effects that can impact
individuals and communities. In recent years dozens of new sports stadiums have been built
throughout the country, with major funding coming from public subsidies. The aim of this paper is to
analyze the positive and negative impacts that come with these subsidies.
The issue at hand, however, is that power has shifted from the cities to the teams themselves.
Professional athletic organizations have started taking advantage of cities by threatening to relocate
unless they get public subsidies for expensive stadium renovations and construction. With this in
mind it is imperative to ask today s question: Do public subsidies for professional athletic
organizations benefit their local community? The way I plan on conducting research is through a
literary analysis, as I am a high school student with very few resources to gather large amounts of
primary data. The types of literature that will be in this paper will include studies, meta analysis,
news articles, and magazine articles. By gathering this information, I will be more equipped to
conduct more intensive research in the
 The Love Of My Life
Weather can create many mix of emotions that may confuse anyone. A story that can relate to this is
The Love of My Life by T.C. Boyle which illustrates the theme of weather and its connection to love.
Weather always have some sort of connection with humans emotion regardless the person s situation.
In The Love of My Life the main characters Jeremy and China show their love through moments of
certain weather. Explicit and dangerous weather make a perfect scene for love and cuddle. Jeremy
and China get into a lot of emotion with the intense weather. In The Love of My Life T.C. Boyle
describes the initial weather of the story which since the beginning is pretty harsh. According to
Boyle, They were together at his house one night when the rainfroze on the streets and sheathed the
trees in glass (Boyle 1). Jeremy and China have the perfect weather to cuddle which they do and
have sex on Jeremy s mother s bed. The weather is so disgusting outside and the road are actually
frozen from the ice rain that it s dangerous for China to leave Jeremy s house. This rainy, icy and
risky weather is just what Jeremy and China need to fire up the love they have for each other. The
weather relates to the passion both of them have for each other. The weather can be predictable,
although it might be unpredictable sometimes. Spring weather is the best and Jeremy and China
have plans to go camping. While camping it s not supposed to rain, but unfortunately it does. Boyle
states, What
 Infant Observation
For this assessment I chose to observe my six month old daughter, Abigail, interacting with her
mother, Melissa. Abigail is our third child and Melissa is comfortable with her role as mother.
Abigail was born full term and is a healthy baby. All developmental milestones have been reached up
until this point. She is a happy baby.
Abigail and her mom began the morning with Abigail getting dressed. She smiled and cooed at her
mother as soon as she saw her and was taken out of her crib. Melissa said, good morning to her in
a pleasant tone and Abigail squealed with delight and began moving her arms and legs in
excitement. They hugged for a bit and then Abigail was placed on the bed to have her diaper
changed and get dressed. She ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Abigail reacted with pre language skills of babbling while the music played and Melissa
responded back to her sounds. Because Abigail was able to get a response with her actions and
sounds, she repeated them demonstrating that she is beginning to understand cause and effect.
Clearfield and Nelson (2006) pointed out in their research that mothers were more likely to offer
toys to their infants and engage in conventional play which we see Melissa doing during this
observation. When Abigail became fussy, mother picked her up from the floor and began to walk her
around the house. Melissa continued dialogue with Abigail as they walked. Abigail listened as her
mother held her and felt content to be in her arms. She began babbling to Melissa. Melissa engaged
her again demonstrating a strong emphasis on language development as well as strengthening the
emotional bond between them. Melissa is able to understand Abigail s needs and respond
appropriately strengthening her ability to establish trust with her mother.
Melissa placed Abigail in her high chair as she began to get her cereal ready. Abigail was not
happy to be separated from her mother and began crying. Although in the same room, Abigail was
no longer being held. Melissa walked over to the high chair while still talking to her stating, What s
the fussing? I am right here. You are ok. She handed her a spoon to play with. Abigail immediately
grabbed for the spoon. She
 Comparison Between Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong
The collaborations between Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong demonstrate some of jazz s finest
performances. One of their duets is, You Won t Be Satisfied , in which they share a hopelessly
romantic moment. After the brief instrumental introduction, the pair take their turns singing the
same chorus for followed by a collaborative effort with a short solo trumpet performance between
the second and third sections. Fitzgerald starts off the first chorus singing to Armstrong very
casually but quickly allows her classic sassy and emotional vocal tone to shine through by the end of
the third line. The chorus sings out about how the singer tries so hard to please the other but the
companion does not reciprocate the same feelings; the other side