Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Research Journal Assignment #3b: Narrowing Research Topic
When we were first introduced to the idea of writing a research paper about whatever topic we would like from our field of interest, I was eager to begin and I had so many possible topics running through my mind. I am majoring in Human Development and studying Education as I want to become an Elementary School teacher. So at first I decided I would really like to discuss the topic of education. After I thought about this topic some more I realized that this topic was much too broad in its focus and that I needed to narrow the scope because there are so many different facets to the greater context of Education. I began narrowing my topic down before class on Tuesday September first and class that day only re-enforced what I had decided for my topic. I have settled on comparing and contrasting Piaget's theory of Developmental Psychology to Vygotsky's after narrowing down my topic and I am much more comfortable and prepared now.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Research Journal Assignment #1: Areas of Academic Interest
Possible Research Topics:
- Education System
- Standardized Testing
- Nature vs Nurture
- Political System/Government
- Localization vs Globalization
- Population Growth and Control
- Vygotsky vs Piaget Developmental Psychology
- Medication of Youth
- Native American Reservations
- Media's Negative Influence on Early Childhood Development
- Corruption vs Ethical Production of Diamonds
Labels:
childhood development,
diamonds,
education,
ENG 1020,
globalization,
localization,
media,
nature,
nurture,
piaget,
political,
population,
research topic,
testing,
vygotsky
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