the needs of children with widely varying levels both of readiness for learning and of acquired knowledge and skills. The challenge is to engage them all in learning based on where they are, with a view of unlimited potential.
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to behave. On the other hand, they are children and they are adults.
Some occurrences tend to contribute to becoming an adult. These include getting a driver’s license, graduating from high school, graduating from college, and perhaps getting married. However not all individuals do these things. Some young people drop out of high school and many high school graduates don’t go on college.
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to teach in elementary schools?
J. S. Burner, one of the most known scholars in the cognitive education field, insisted "there`s nothing that the child could not understand if the material is written in understandable language that is equivalent totheir capability." At a first look, people might think that Shakespeare would be too difficult for the elementary school students. However, elementar
school : In 1900
3) A number of student :
4) Educational welfare priority support project's number of supply-demand student : About 250
2. The Education-Welfare Priority Support Project introduction
1) Project promotion background and a meaning
(1) Project Background
○ Worsening income distribution structure and Vulnerable stratum tend to enlarge
-Since the mid-19