I want to concentrate on the hindrances of mothers(singe or married) pursuing education but I cannot formulate a good statement for this topic. Can anyone please help me?
Can anyone give me a good research topic about EDCUATION?
From the transposed letters in your post, I would mildly suggest that you do some research on the challenges of dyslexics (I am profoundly dyslexic myself) but if yo want to do research on moms getting an education, why not focus on how they OVERCOME stumbling blocks and hurdles. Cooperative day care centers, flexible working hours are just two areas where ingenious moms have found a way to get that education without putting the young ones up for adoption or farming them out to the grandparents. Putting a positive spin on the topic might get you more points and it might even open the door to strategizing in the classroom where you might have peers who have to face this situation in the future.
Reply:When I think of education, I think of the No Child Left Behind Act, and its flaws.
I would argue that the majority of US teachers are forced to teach "to the test," which puts students at a disadvantage for other subjects.
Good luck!
Reply:How can a school facilitate mothers furthering their education?
Reply:How about mothers who rely on public assistance to get by until they get on their feet. I've noticed (atleast in my area) that mothers, or any person for that matter, would be deemed ineligible for public assistance if they were enrolled in school.
Reply:Write about the decline in spelling ability among students.
Reply:Issues that prevent single parents from pursuing eductaion
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