Education Books

Do Readers Read?   Those who are interested in the proper use of our libraries are asking continually, “What do readers read?” and the tables of class-percentages in the annual reports of those institutions show that librarians are at least making an attempt to satisfy these queries. But a question that is still more fundamental and quite as vital is: Do readers read at all? This is not a paradox,... more...

CHAP. I. Education is at present obviously in a transition state. The public mind has of late become alive to the importance of the subject; and all persons are beginning to feel awake to the truth, that something is yet wanting to insure efficiency and permanence to the labours of the teacher. The public will not be satisfied till some decided change has taken place; and many are endeavouring to grope... more...

Academic Writing Made Simple is your step-by-step guide to confident, original academic writing—designed especially for Pakistani students. From assignments to theses, this book helps you move beyond copy-paste and write with clarity, integrity, and confidence. For Undergraduate, Graduate, and Research Students Purpose of This Book To support Pakistani students in developing clear, original, and... more...

AI in Pedagogy What if the most powerful tool in education isn't technology—but the teacher who knows when not to use it? Artificial intelligence has entered classrooms worldwide, promising personalized learning, instant feedback, and freed-up teacher time. But at what cost to the human relationships at the heart of education? AI in Pedagogy offers a grounded, practical guide for teachers,... more...

The book questions conventional approaches to teaching, learning, examinations, and educational success. Through relatable characters and engaging stories, it explores rote memorization, hidden talents, educational inequality, girls' education, inclusive classrooms, artificial intelligence, climate change, and the important roles of parents and communities. Each story highlights a critical... more...

Gentlemen of the Canadian Club:—Your president has asked me to address you this afternoon in the English language. It is with great pleasure that I received this invitation and that I avail myself of the privilege of speaking to you in that language with regard to the very troublesome, somewhat distorted, and certainly much misrepresented school question in your sister province. First of all, I wish... more...

INTRODUCTION In times of anxiety and discontent, when discontent has engendered the belief that great and widespread economic and social changes are needed, there is a risk that men or States may act hastily, rushing to new schemes which seem promising chiefly because they are new, catching at expedients that have a superficial air of practicality, and forgetting the general theory upon which practical... more...

The main objective about writing this book is to understand the co-ordination between child psychology and child development. With the growth of a child, various stages of child development is introduced and until and unless you are informative about child psychology proper child development is not possible. This book examines major policy, practice and research issues as they jointly shape current... more...

CHILDREN AND THEIR BOOKS The most vital educational problem will always be how to make the best use of the child's earlier years, not only for the reason that in them many receive their entire school training, but also because, while the power of the child to learn increases with age, his susceptibility to formative influences diminishes, and so rapid is the working of this law that President... more...

PREFACE The student of general problems of education or of elementary education finds an extensive literature of varying worth. In the last decade our secondary schools have undergone radical reorganization and have assumed new functions. A rich literature on every phase of the high school is rapidly developing to keep pace with the needs and the progress of secondary education. The literature on... more...