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Sex Education

Sex education is broad term that encompasses a wide range of topics that relate to human sexual anatomy, sexual intercourse, sexual reproduction, reproductive health, reproductive rights, contraception, and other facets of human sexual behavior. Sex education can be a part of school programs but it can also be informally taught by parents or guardians or [...]

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Do We Really Need The Federal Education Department and The Department Of Energy?

The origin of this article comes from a short blurb in the December 17, 2010 issue of The Week magazine. The latest survey of student school achievement, which is done every three years by the Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development, found that students in Shanghai ranked first in the world in reading, science, and math. Quite [...]

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Special Education and Inclusion – Why is it so Hard?

“Special Education”, delineated as all precise pedagogy process aimed to people with some rather of deficiency, has transited the years, by various degrees of formulation, evolution and transmutation. It has initiated with optics of segregation of the limited” or “deficient” person “in specialized educational centers, with a perspective of clinical attendance – assistentialist proceeding from [...]

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