Brigitte Palmer

[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

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[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

@myJPSonline Rass St.Mary anno no where ok.

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@EarthquakeUnit Never feel that at all heard persons said they felt it

[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

@KDecambre59382 @JanetBrown1971 It's the best way to collaborate with each other and make corrections and errors. This will develop their character as students and help with engaging in different activities while including Real-time Feedback, Seamless Interaction, and Inclusivity and Flexibility.

[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

@KDecambre59382 @JanetBrown1971 I agree because ICT integration provides hands-on experience with various programming languages (Python, Java, JavaScript), developing technical skills.Learning programming languages enhances problem-solving, logical thinking, and algorithmic reasoning.

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@Kayc35934Brown @JanetBrown1971 Yes, I agree. Schooling has shifted from an informal setting, to a more formal setting. What you could also add, to strengthen its significance, is a more diverse demographic. Schooling has become accessible to people of
different social status and not just for the privileged.

[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

@JanetBrown1971 emphasizing reason, science, and secular subjects, advocating broader access to education and critical thinking. Overall, schooling evolved from an exclusive, religious focus to a more inclusive, secular, and diverse educational approach.

[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

@JanetBrown1971 religious education and basic liberal arts. The Renaissance shifted education toward humanism, with a focus on classical texts, arts, and sciences, while still serving the elite. The Enlightenment Era brought further change emphasizing reason, science, and secular Cont'd

[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

@JanetBrown1971 Schooling, on the other hand, is the formal, structured process of learning that happens in schools, with a set curriculum, teachers, and standardized methods. It is a specific part of education but doesn't cover all the ways people learn.

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@JanetBrown1971 The difference between education and schooling is that education refers to the overall process of gaining knowledge, skills, and values from various sources, both formal and informal. It can happen through life experiences, self-study, interactions, and personal growth. CONTD

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@JanetBrown1971 Cont'd. success while fostering responsible citizenship

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@JanetBrown1971 The purpose of education is to provide individuals with the knowledge, skills, and values needed to understand the world, solve problems, and contribute to society. It helps develop critical thinking, creativity, and social skills, preparing people for personal and professional

[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

@JanetBrown1971 emphasizing reason, science, and secular subjects, advocating broader access to education and critical thinking. Overall, schooling evolved from an exclusive, religious focus to a more inclusive, secular, and diverse educational approach.

[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

@JanetBrown1971 Schooling changed significantly over these periods. In the Roman and Greek Age, education was informal and focused on rhetoric, philosophy, and physical training for the elite. During the Middle Ages, schooling became more formal and was dominated by the Church, emphasizingCONT'D

[Brigitte Palmer @brigitte_0221]

@JanetBrown1971 religious education and basic liberal arts. The Renaissance shifted education toward humanism, with a focus on classical texts, arts, and sciences, while still serving the elite. The Enlightenment Era brought further change emphasizing reason, science, and secular Cont'd