Secondary education in Walsall: 1902–1968

Secondary Education in Nigeria

Secondary Schools in Southern Nigeria With specific reference to Secondary Schools in Southern Nigeria, the ever growing proportion of children of school age that stormed available primary schools created an impression and great eagerness in the missionaries and the colonial government that there were suitable pupils for secondary education. The primary schools, therefore, developed upper stand...

[Secondary education].

Professor E. A. Baker**, S. Empson**, K. B. Chval**, J. Lannin**, T. Sadler**, J. E. Tarr** Emeritus Professor L. H. Barrow*, J. Baumann*, R. F. Fox**, N. Knipping*, S. Palonsky*, B. B Reys*, R. E. Reys*, R. D. Robinson* Associate Professor L. Bennett**, T. Castro**, P. J. Friedrichsen**, C. Gilles**, D. L. Hanuscin**, R. Pinnow**, M. Siegel**, K. Unrath** Associate Professor Emeritus M. Volkma...

Machine Learning in Secondary Education?

Given the alarming drop in applications to Computer Science (CS) studies across Europe, any efforts at presenting CS as an interesting, challenging, and useful discipline are welcome and necessary. In this note I present my view that it is possible to introduce motivated secondary-school students to the basic goals, techniques, and applications of Machine Learning. Furthermore, I claim that Mac...

Teacher absenteeism in secondary education

SHORT PAPER TEACHING WITH SCRATCH IN COMPULSORY SECONDARY EDUCATION Teaching with Scratch in Compulsory Secondary Education

The article analyzes the impact that the use of Scratch has in a group of students of Compulsory Secondary Education in the development of the teaching unit. For this we have studied the evolution of creative thought and analyzed the considerations made by the different actors involved, students and teachers. Qualitative and quantitative data are intended to complement the type of evidence and ...