Research topic?…

I'm not sure it's a right place to post my question and if it's not, I'll delete it.

I'm currently getting my masters in education management and have interest in SDGs. I wanted to combine these two and think of worthy research topic for which I can write acceptance proposal, but so far I'm failing of thinking something useful on a global level that can help me to get a scholarship.

Fyi, I want to get 2nd masters in Global management/Environmental management, so ideally my studies during EM should be linked to it, so any ideas for topics I can explore?

Submitted September 30, 2022 at 08:34PM by Illustrious_Shake_99 https://ift.tt/MhLskZQ

My son was suspended from school indefinitely

He’s an 8th grader who was kicked off his debate team, was suspended indefinitely, and is up for review(could possibly be expelled at semester end). It happened because his teammate from Debate was named as a member of the regional team and she is giving an acceptance speech for the honor. She’s a good kid, deserves it for sure. She was practicing her speech during debate practice(not what the time should be used for) and she was thanking the “ancestors” for the support and belief un her(she’s black). My son laughed and said the “ancestors were a figment of her imagination like fight club. He was sent home from practice, sent home when he arrived at school, then a letter was sent sharing all the news. I talked to an administrator who is a frat brother and he said that basically, the school is pushing my son out subtly. He said that, in all likelihood, the suspension will last 2-4 weeks, then he’ll finish the semester and then he’s gone. I asked if my son could redeem himself or if it’s over, the admin said it’s over. He said the only prayer for my son is to issue a groveling apology to the girl and her family, then keep his head down and hope administration doesn’t want to bother with the removal process. I think this is ridiculous, all over a 13 year old making a joke. What should I do?

Submitted September 30, 2022 at 05:16PM by yahwv92 https://ift.tt/gWG3JfB

How important are the modules you learned in your Degree?

I mean the subjects you learned in your degree. How important are those in your career. Do you have to remember those things and use it in your career.

Let's say you did a Bachelor's degree in Law. And you have to study modules like Criminal Law, Tort Law, Land Law, Contract Law and lots of subjects like that. And let's say you want to be a corporate lawyer or a tax lawyer. So will the knowledge your learned in Criminal Law module matters at this point.

Or let's say you did a Bachelor's degree in business administration. So are all those subjects your learned important in your career.

So can someone that barely passed from the modules without learning much gets forward in your career or not knowing what you learned in your degree matters much.

How important are these degrees after you get a job?

Submitted September 30, 2022 at 10:19AM by Ghassancoc https://ift.tt/j2Xu6En

Where do I get students books?

Good day everyone. I never got education in the us but I want to research the culture and the people’s knowledge sets better so I would be better with human interactions and stuff. I was trying to find some high school/university books to find out more but i can’t seem to find anything. Is it due to copyright? Am I not looking hard enough? I have a bachelors in my home country but i want to learn a thing or two here - but I don’t want a forma edu. Specifically interested in literature books, maths and anything related to social studies. Any help appreciated!

Submitted September 29, 2022 at 10:24PM by Sirovensky https://ift.tt/DGwhL9a

Should I re-take my science class?

Hi r/education I recently finished my science class and found out my 1st semester grade for science is a 86.4% (equivalent to a B) I thought I did well on the course too and was hoping to atleast get (90% or above = A) btw this isn’t college I’m in a program that helps students graduate earlier/ get ahead in their work. I feel like I’ll waste time if I do re-take it but at the same time if I don’t then I’ll keep moping about it

Submitted September 29, 2022 at 09:06PM by Mikookoo https://ift.tt/iwr57QX

Academic studies on elite private vs. public schooling? And your thoughts.

Are there well-researched academic papers, essays, etc. about comparing elite private schools to public schools, controlling for a variety of factors?

My child is almost a year old and I live in an area where parents are already talking about the "right" preschools to go to. There's a clear informal feeder system where the "right" pre-school leads to admission into the "right" private elementary school, up to high school and so on. So I'm already starting to think about the best route for her.

We have a very good public school system, though not top of class. I intuitively and emotionally would rather have her in public school to have a slightly more heterogenous group of classmates. However, if a selective private school would be more likely to provide her a top-notch education and help her development, I'm open to it. I don't care about prestige whatsoever, but I do care about setting her up for success for her future--whatever she wants to be or do.

I know "private school" isn't a monolith but I have many, many well-regarded options to pick from. I'm also obviously going to listen closely to what my daughter wants (though a bit too young for that now!).

I tried researching all this but felt in over my head. Any advice would be appreciated!

Submitted September 29, 2022 at 11:24AM by MustardIsDecent https://ift.tt/F6ncJqi

How's the education system in Europe?

I pay wayyy too much money for the crappy education we get in return here in the states. So much for capitalism because I didn't learn anything from kindergarten - 12th grade and they just turned college into the things I should have learned in those 12 years. There's no real teaching, no professor uses a white board and I cannot learn math from a bunch of unorganized PowerPoints. They literally make students teach other students and sit back in the corner.

I hear college is free in a lot of European countries. Have you actually learned anything in college?

Submitted September 29, 2022 at 10:26AM by Internal_Ad3839 https://ift.tt/EWP5Yis