The categorization of poor Jamaicans as accepted (Henry-Lee, 2001), but the economic indicators of growth are not impressive that our CARICOM counterparts. Looking at absolute numbers, the social realities of the people are not measured or only in passing. Despite fluctuations in the assessment of economic growth, rural poverty continues to be higher than the national figures and those for other cities. In conjunction with the economic problems of poverty, rural Jamaica is seen during the last six months to a decline in economic activity. As a sociologist, I believe that the current wave of price increases affect the livelihoods of many poor. This means that the economic difficulties of the people associated with the hegemony – the silence in order to destroy the moral fiber of other social and the poor. “What do the poor?”

“As soon as economic growth, what happened, he was that poverty would be reduced” (Henry-Lee, 2001, p.202), but could this change phenomenology Orthodox in Jamaica, that the gross domestic product (GDP) price increases constantly (PIOJ , 2004, P.3.1) with a simultaneous change of the economic difficulties of the poor, while expanding the hegemonic class their physical environments and to increase European equipment. To date, the constant wage, the MTTP (Minister of tricking the poor), minimal increases in fares bus (only 67% – Was), the huge price increases for staple foods and the rise of management policy, the “poor” poorer. These barriers are the challenges of the poor as they struggle with “Prince” and guards to mental health. Increases in electricity, the increase in educational matters, the blatant disregard by the last Prime Minister, ‘rt’ Mr. Percival James Patterson spiritual mentality of the “black” school is appalling and speaks volumes of silence, the private sector.

The private sector, despite the “recognition” the challenges of governance and the formulation of government policy to bleed in silence, as I continue to think the PNP says of the tenants on the economy. I realize that there are no more common in Jamaica, but a PNP, JLP group and a business class. That worked for me unfolds over time, because it is not the heart, can generate the concern in unison, so that Jamaicans can build around our common interest. Instead, we are “P” and a “B”. The socio-political arena has changed the global and national level for the JLP, but the reality is, on average, all citizens of this society still have to hegemony and social transformation, when the development.

This is the business class, which is the engine of growth in all societies and non-governmental sector. This group, which will dictate the terms of the economic activities of government and provides the atmosphere, but the Jamaican group to be bleeding from the fear and political correctness. Therefore, the proletariat present sub-class will be leaving to see the sky for a port. If the business class failed to offer leadership for the company, is the class of “workers” to venture gradually into deviant acts as a means of dealing with the political mismanagement. “Too many people are comfortable with the present cases (Bourne, 2005) and the silence of the” underclass “is increasingly deafening. When is the business class with this silence dialectic, the poor, the Revolution in an effort to understand and use, to come to a justification of their social space.

Construction of the old philosophical poverty is essentially food intake of the poorest fifth of the population, but this definition fails to recognize that poor people are social beings with children. A researcher (Henry Lee) sent a tendency that the poor spend a larger share of their income on food, which means that should the business-class start to a signal against any erosion of their economic base. If there are currently 424 100 people in absolute poverty to see any increase in food prices, how do you live?

“Government intervention hinders poverty alleviation initiative and would stifle investment, because they rely on tax increases.” After Rapley (1996, p.7) Viewpoint quoted Dr. Rapley is a clear indication of the position taken by all mainstream economists. This position sees development as a purely economic growth that is driven by the free market, but a lot of Post World War II, economists disagree on a theory of this construction. Lewis agreed with Smith and Keynes classica lists such as economic development is first and foremost. Rapley (1996, p.16) stated that, “Lewis argues that in a third world economy, the wage rate was set at a constant level as the minimum subsistence agriculture determines traditional family.” This allows almost unlimited supplies of cheap labor, which has a favorable factor for industrial development (Rapley, 1996 p.16). As a social scientist who is involved in the development and its determinants, the researchers are aware of different discourse on the issue but to analyze the two schools of thought before arriving at a consensus.

The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS, 2002) writes, “while the material poverty affect a large number of households that report on the dangers of the most common forms of poverty and subtle, that points are poor health, inadequate levels of through education, lack of economic resources and access to markets or jobs that are hazardous physical might. and various forms of social exclusion “This report is the core views of the researcher sends the post-1950 development of broader theorizing Classica lists, and was once part epistemological development of thought. This article points to another non-economic growth theorizing, such as health care, education and other mental health conditions. Therefore, the author will not seek, in the pre-1950 mentality continues is an epistemological theory of the one side, but each attempt, the validity of the contemporary development-oriented perspective to quantify the issue, because the social, political and economic. This document is about the social aspect of development in terms of expenditure includes expenditure on health services and education with the intention of these two (2) the determinants of contemporary development, a causal link and / or correlation between spending on social programs and their influence on the levels of development review.

Spikes (2002) asks: “Poverty can be defined as the inability to obtain the necessities of life are seen, for others it is a matter of low income, for others a problem of social inequality.” He further says that “poverty can not be explained in terms of material conditions, it is basic needs, food, clothing and shelter, but have limited resources, the ability to acquire the essential elements of poverty interfere with the exclusion considered to be. The European Union defines the poor as persons whose resources (material, cultural and social) are so limited, it is ruled acceptable from the minimum of life in the Member State in which they live, according to the benefits that the equivalent require public assistance. “

It is frightening to say the least, that live in spite of all efforts in the technological age people in abject poverty, which delays the process, has been considered in many of these questions have to respect. Haralambus (1995) “Poverty, social undesirable that a solution to the basic amenities, for example, health and nutrition, should shelter be found. This to Drewnowski and Scott Haralambus” is measured factors related to the amount of calories and protein consumed by the individual. Shelter is measured by the quality of living conditions (housing, etc.) and health is measured by factors such as infant mortality and the quality of medical treatment.

If people are malnourished, the health of these people would have an impact on in terms of their physical and mental state. A doctor, Dalzell-Ward (1974: 23) that “the deprivation of food energy” will lead to excessive fatigue, which in turn reduces the labor and social law and disturb the good performance wellbeing. “There are, however, which reduced to a level of development, whereas if a person is not in good health and contributes to a number of hours worked and reduced production. Economist Adam Smith said it would be an indication of economic growth. Professor Todaro (Todaro , 2000) from his perspective, the development budget laid down in the social, political and economic life of the peoples Another doctor agreed Dalzell-Ward (1974), as they said.:

In fact, many current problems with students are actually on health. Children are not able to learn enough when hungover hungry, tired, out of alcohol, or are concerned about violence. We need to eliminate barriers that affect the ability of students to learn. A variety of physical and spiritual presence of the students in terms of impact and the attention span of trouble in class, and to prevent self-destructive impulses.

Euro centric Homer beliefs have therefore the epistemology of the ideology of the world, it becomes difficult for even the most ‘honest’ lawyer has to be effective. Individualism-profiteerism drives the engine of social existence that human beings protect themselves, even if that someone else is in the process seems to be helping. Christianity is a by-product of the Euro-centric system and helps to explain its true principle. Europe in an effort to monopolize all the theories of knowledge of the ontology of human existence and creation provided spiritualism. Christianity operates as if it has the exclusive power of the ontology of creation. Despite his position, the phenomenology of Christianity subsumes ideological individualism. Unlike other traditional epistemological construct of man, humanism is a principle of their doctrine, but they do not think, because they were symbolically marked by the borders of Europe, the ideology of the world. The social reality is that we not afford to cut a position, people are “Saddomized” of the political structure, and it is in the best interest of hegemony, to ensure that poor and less fortunate are protected because they nothing to lose in one turn.

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I’ve always been fascinated by the subject matter of intelligence. As a child, my mother to see me as a “smart”, but I quickly realized that all parents refer their children as intelligent. At the time, I discover that all children are not unintelligent, just like all babies cute. If this were the case, we have a world full of beautiful, intelligent people – that we do not do that. 

Some of us are smart, but not as smart as we think, and some are smarter than they seem to be what I wonder, how we define smart? What makes a person more intelligent than the other? When does “creativity” is more important than “book smarts”? Can you both wise and foolish? Smarter than the direct influence of genetics or environment?

Then there are the issues of education, intelligence and wisdom.

What it means to be highly educated? What is the difference between being educated and highly intelligent? T to be well trained automatically make you very smart? Can be very intelligent, but not well educated? IQ really say something? What makes a person wise? Why is commonly associated with the wisdom of age?

My desire to seek answers to these questions has many hours of intense research, which inspired reading six books, hundreds of research and countless hours on the Internet included, this is nothing compared to the lifetime of study and research that pioneers education and intelligence as Howard Gardner, Richard Sternberg, Linda S. Gottfredson, Thomas Sowell, Alfie Kohn, and Diane F. Halpern, whose work is cited in this article.

My goal was simple: combine collecting and presenting data, what it means to be intelligent, educated and intelligent, so they are understood and used by everyone in their favor.

Prenatal care

In this sense, there was no better (or more appropriate) place to start than at the beginning of our existence as a fetus in the womb.

There is growing evidence that the consumption of foods high in iron, both before and during pregnancy is important for the development of the prenatal brain. The researchers found a strong association between iron deficiency during pregnancy and reduced IQ. Foods rich in iron include lima beans, kidney beans, pinto beans, spinach, asparagus, broccoli, seafood, nuts, dried fruit, oatmeal and fortified cereals.

Children with low iron status in utero (in the womb) has scored lower on all tests and knowledge of the language is significantly lower, tracking and fine motor skills that children prenatal to higher levels of iron. In essence, prenatal care is essential for the development of cognitive skills.

Cognitive abilities

Cognitive skills are the basic mental skills we use to think, study and learn. They include a variety of mental processes used to analyze the sounds and images that recall information from memory, make connections between different information, and to maintain the focus on specific tasks upright. They can be individually identified and measured. The strength of the cognitive abilities and the effectiveness is directly correlated with the ease of student learning.

DRINK, pregnancy and intellectual impact

Beverages during pregnancy is not intelligent. In fact, it’s just stupid.

A study on Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research has found that even light drinking to remain moderate – especially during the second trimester – with lower IQ in offspring joined after 10 years. This result was pronounced particularly among African-American rather than Caucasian offspring.

“IQ is a measure of the child’s ability to learn and survive in its environment. He predicts the potential for success in school and in everyday life. Although a small but significant percentage of children diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome ( FAS) each year many children are in more alcohol during pregnancy, said exposed the criteria for FAS experience more deficits in growth and cognitive function, “Jennifer A. Willford, assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.

Paul D. Connor, clinical director of the Fetal Alcohol and Drug Unit and assistant professor in the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Washington has this to say about this:

“There are a number of areas of cognitive functions that may be affected, even in the face of a relatively normal IQ, including academic achievement (especially arithmetic), adaptive functioning and executive functioning (the ability to solve problems and learn from experience). Deficits in intellectual, achievement, adaptive and executive function may be difficult to properly manage finances, function independently and without assistance, and to understand the consequences of – or react appropriately -. error ”

This is one of the most important conclusions that speaks directly to the definition (psychological) discussed by intelligence, which later in this article.

Ultrasonic

Studies have shown that frequent exposure of the human fetus is connected to ultrasonic waves of a reduced body weight of the newborn, an increased frequency of left-handed and language delay.

Because ultrasound energy is a high frequency vibration mechanics, researchers suspect that this is affecting the migration of nerve cells in the developing fetus. Neurons in mammals multiply early in fetal development and then migrate to their final destination. Any disruption or interruption in the process can lead to abnormal brain function.

Commercial companies (“remember” make the ultrasound purposes) the ultrasound machines capable of creating more powerful and popular 3D-4D images. The procedure takes longer, because they are trying to do up to 30 minutes video of the fetus in the womb.

The New Scientist magazine reported the following mainstream: Ultrasound can prevent cells from dividing and commit suicide. Routine tests that we in fetuses and internal organs, doctors look for the last 40 years have on the normal cell cycle.

On the FDA Web site this information will be shown on ultrasound:

Although ultrasound has been around for many years, pregnant women and their families to know that long-term effects of repeated exposure to ultrasound on the fetus is not fully known. In light of all that remains unknown, with a prenatal ultrasound for non-medical reasons is not a good idea.

Kind against a standing … The debate continues

Now that you are aware of some of the known factors that determine, to improve and have an impact on the intellectual development of a fetus, it is time for design. Once the baby is born, to be decisive for the evolution of intelligence: the nature (genetic) or acquired (environmental)?

Apparently, for centuries, scientists and psychologists back and forth on this issue away. I have read many studies and comprehensive reports on this topic during the research in this article, and I think it’s time to calm the debate. Both nature and nurture are equally important and must be fully respected in the mental development of children. This should not be an either / or proposal.

A recent study shows that early intervention at home and in the classroom can make a big difference for a child born to do in extreme poverty, according to Eric Turkheimer, a psychologist at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. The study concludes that although the genetic make-up explains the majority of IQ differences for children from affluent families, the environment – not genes – makes a big difference for the children of minorities in low-income households.

Specifically ask what researchers “heritability” – the degree to which genes influence IQ – was significantly lower for poor families. “When you put in a suitable environment to take to start your genes,” Mr. Turkheimer, “but in poor environments genes do not have this capability.”

But there are reports that contradict these conclusions … somehow.

Linda S. Gottfredson, a professor of education at the University of Delaware, wrote in his article, the general intelligence factor that environments shared by the brothers have little to do with IQ. Many people erroneously still believe that the social, psychological and economic differences between families to create lasting and marked differences in IQ.

She found that the behavior geneticists refer to these effects on the environment as a “shared” because they grow up together, brothers and sisters who are together. His reports show that the heritability of IQ increases with age, that is, to say the extent to which increases in the genetics of the differences in IQ among individuals increases with age.

In her article she also refers to studies comparing monozygotic and dizygotic twins in the last ten years by a group led by Thomas J. Bouchard published, Jr., University of Minnesota and other scholars have shown that about 40 percent of the IQ Differences between the pre-school children from genetic differences based, but that heritability rises to 60 percent through adolescence and to 80 percent by age.

And this is perhaps the most interesting bit of information, and for this section of my article:

With age, there are differences between individuals in developing their intelligence to more accurately reflect their genetic differences. It seems that the effects of growing environment on the intelligence and will not fade with time.

Bouchard concludes that young children have their conditions of life imposed on them by parents, schools and other agents of society, but age than men, they become more independent and tend to niches that make people are looking are most suitable, of their genetic propensities.

Breast enlarge INTELLIGENCE

Researchers at the Christchurch School of Medicine in New Zealand, studied more than 1,000 children from April to August 1977 born. During the period from birth up to one year, they gathered information about how these children were fed.

The infants were followed until the age of 18 years. Over the years, the researchers collected a range of information on cognitive and school children, including IQ, Teacher of school achievement scores in reading and mathematics, and the results of standardized tests of reading comprehension, mathematics and academic ability. The researchers also examined the number of passing scores on national tests achieved degree at the end of the third year was added in high school.

The results showed that older children were breastfed scored, the more they on such tests.

Talking with your children MAKES THE DIFFERENCE

Thomas Sowell, author of Race, IQ, Black Crime, Liberals ignore facts discovered some fascinating information that every parent should take note. He writes:

This is a strong argument that black Americans suffer from a variety of adverse environments. Studies show every time before school, black children are on average a smaller vocabulary than white children, exposed in part to socioeconomic factors.

While the children are from professional households typically exposed to a total of 2,150 different words every day, children are exposed to 1,250 households of working families, and children from households on welfare only 620th

Yes, tilt smart sounding children by trained, professional, two-parent environments in which they come to pick up language skills and vocabulary of their precious inhabitants intelligent sounding.

Mr. Sowell continues: Black children are not obvious on their socio-economic situation of the poor to blame, but something about the economic situation at work in the black houses. Continues to stimulate intellectual growth and get their child to Harvard or Oxbridge – Blacks not to sign for the “great mission” of the white middle class.

Elsie Moore of Arizona State University, Phoenix, studied black children adopted by parents is black or white, who were all middle-class professionals. At the age of 7.5 years, the blacks in the budgets were increased 13 IQ points behind their white houses.

Accrued benefits

At this stage of my research, I noticed, and should be fairly obvious that many children will be predisposed, intelligent, educated, intelligent, simply by the effect of influencing factors that determine long-term school before they start.

An educated mother, prenatal care, well-educated parents, communication, and an environment in which to live, to formulate all of the benefits accrued to add intellectual abilities. As you can see, some children have an unfair advantage from the start.

Malcolm Gladwell, author of runaway best-selling books, wrote that “benefits derived” are arbitrary rules … and gives them unfair advantages are everywhere. “There are those who are successful who are most likely given the nature of the social opportunities that will lead to further successes,” he writes. “It is the rich who get the biggest tax breaks. This is the best school, the the best education and get more attention. ”

In this sense, we focus our attention on education and intelligence.

What it means to be trained?

Alfie Kohn, author of What it means to be trained? asks, the words mouthed to a quality education that you received, or something about you relate? Power to describe what you have learned? Or how do you remember?

I argue that his is well trained in the application, the application and use of information. The information must be used in order to be knowledge, and as we heard it all, knowledge is power.

Most people are given the dilapidated state of education in this country on a plane. We tell our children that nothing is more important than ever is a “good” education, and every year because of state budget deficits, teachers are laid off, classes are condensed, the schools are closed, and many educational programs, especially those who are the disadvantaged help – can be cut.

The reality is, we do not really value education. We appreciate it as a business, industry, political ammunition, and as an accepted form of discrimination, but not for what it was intended: a means to enrich and uniqueness of life through learning.

What we value as a society, are the athletes and the entertainment they offer. The fact that a professional athlete makes more money in a season that most teachers in each area to do in her career is disgusting. There is always money to build new sports stadiums, but not enough to make a decent teacher (and well deserved) raise.

Ironically, the best teachers are not going to work for money. They teach because it is a calling. Most of them were influenced by a very good teacher as a student. With the mass exodus of teachers, many students are not capable of mentoring relationships they once were able to cultivate, because too many leave the profession – voluntarily or involuntarily – within an average of three years.

At the secondary level, where I my start, the focus is not on the way to educate students to prepare them for life to prepare, or even college (all secondary schools should be college-preparatory schools should be, right?), It was in the preparation to excel on their standardized tests. Then, the controversial “exit” tests were conducted and the letter, many secondary schools have been converted into test centers. Learning is almost secondary.

This mentality extends into college, which of course there is a test to take you to register (the SAT or ACT). This explains why so many students are more concerned about the completion of a course to learn from him. You get to “A” grade, and instead focused thinker graduates. The latter are most in demand by employers and are the core of the self. The “appointment of a good quality” mindset is directly attributable to the tireless and often unnecessary tests that our students are subject to schools.

Alfie Kohn calls the “exposure” of learning, where students demonstrate their understanding through detailed projects, portfolio assignments, and other events.

He cites a model by Ted Sizer and Deborah Meier developed. Meier stressed the importance of students with five “habits of mind”, which are: (“Whose perspective does this mean”), the value of which (“How can we know what we know”) questions about evidence, Viewpoint, connections (“What does this have to to do that?”), acceptance (“How could it be otherwise?”) and relevance (“Why is it important? ‘).

Kohn wrote: This is only the ability to mobilize and respond to these questions but as questions, but also the willingness to do so. In this issue needs a lot of spiritual goals, a description of what it means to think deeply and critically, by a reference to the interest or intrinsic motivation to this kind of thinking will be accompanied to do … to be well educated is to have the desire and means to ensure that learning never stops have …

History and purpose of IQ

We always wanted to measure intelligence. Ironically, if you look at some of the first methods for evaluation in the 1800s, they were not good, very intelligent. Tactics such as human subject, to see various forms of torture, what was their threshold of pain (felt like you could wear eye brows to be more prudent to be), or test your ability to recognize a high pitch sound that could not hear other .

Things have changed … or is it?

No discussion of intelligence or IQ can be complete without mention of Alfred Binet, a psychologist, the French were responsible for the preparation of the foundations of IQ testing in 1904. His original intention was to create a test that would diagnose the learning difficulties of developing students in France. The test results were then used to prepare special programs to help students overcome their academic difficulties.

It was never intended to be used as an absolute measure of intellectual capacity.

According to Binet, intelligence could not be described as a single score. He said that the use of intelligence quotient (IQ) as a definitive statement about the intellectual abilities of a child would be a grave mistake. In addition, fears Binet IQ measurement would be used for a child to a permanent establishment “condition” of stupidity, which will adversely affect their educational and living condemn.

The initial interest was in assessing the “mental age” – the average level of intelligence of a person of a certain age. His creation, the Binet-Simon test (originally as a “ladder”), was the archetype for future intelligence tests.

HH Goddard, director of research at Vineland Training School, New Jersey, translated Binet work into English and advocated a general application of the Binet-Simon test. Unlike Binet, Goddard considered intelligence a solitary person, innate and fixed, which can be measured. Was published with the aid of Lewis Terman of Stanford University, his final product, in 1916 as a revision of the scale of the Stanford Binet-Simon intelligence (also known as the Stanford-Binet known) is, became the standard intelligence test in the United States .

It is important to note that the error on IQ, it is fixed and can not be changed. The fact is that IQ scores are known to fluctuate – both up and down in his life. This does not mean that you are more or less intelligent, it simply means that you tested it on a better day than the other.

One last thing to know about IQ tests: You have been in used for racist purposes, because they found in the U.S. Many of those who were involved in the import and refining of these tests, that IQ was hereditary were imported and are responsible for feeding the lie that it is a “fixed” feature.

Many immigrants were tested in the 1920s and this has not IQ tests miserably. Consequently, many of them refused entry into the United States, or were forced to undergo sterilization for fear of populating America with “stupid” and “lower” babies. If you recall, the tests for white, middle-class Americans have been developed. Who do you think would be harder to overcome it?

Lewis Terman developed the original notion of IQ and proposed this scale for classifying IQ scores:

000-070: Definite feeble-mindedness
070-079: Borderline Deficiency
080-089: dullness
090-109: Normal or average intelligence
110-119: higher intelligence
115-124: Above average (eg students)
125-134: Gifted (eg, post-graduate students)
135-144: Very gifted (eg, intellectuals)
145-154: Genius (eg, teachers)
155-164: Genius (eg, Nobel Prize winner)
165-179: Engineering high
180-200: the great engineering
200 – plus the incommensurable genius?

* Genius IQ is generally considered to begin at around 140-145, to which only 25% of the population (1 to 400).
* Einstein was considered a “just” an IQ of about 160

Definition of intelligence

Diane F. Halpern, a psychologist and former president of the American Psychological Association (APA), wrote in his article writing why intelligent people can be so stupid that, in general, we recognize people as intelligent, if they have some combination of these services (1) good grades in school, (2) a high level of education, (3) a responsible and complex task, (4) some recognition of other intelligent beings, as won prestigious prizes or a high salary earning, (5 ) the ability to read complex texts with understanding, (6) Loosen difficult problems and novel.

During my research and in the early stages of this article, I came across many definitions of the word intelligence. Some were long, some were short. Some I could not understand again. The definition is the most common, is that created by the APA, that is, the ability to adapt to its environment, and to learn from mistakes.

How about this? It is the word environment again. We can not seem to escape. This adds a deeper meaning to the adage: “When in Rome, do as the Romans.” It means recognizing what is happening in your environment, and with the intelligence to adapt – and people who occupy it – to survive and succeed in it.

There are also many different forms of intelligence. Particularly those of Dr. Howard Gardner, professor of education at Harvard University created.

Dr. Gardner believes (and I agree) that our schools and culture, most of their attention on linguistic and logical-mathematical intelligence. We appreciate the very clear or logical people of our culture. However, Dr. Gardner says, we should also pay equal attention on individuals who show gifts in the other intelligences: the artists, architects, musicians, scientists, designers, dancers, therapists, entrepreneurs and others that the world we enrich life.

He felt that the traditional notion of intelligence based on IQ tests, far too limited and well-established theories of multiple intelligences in 1983 to reflect a broader range of human potential in children and adults was.

These intelligences are:

Linguistic intelligence (“word smart”)
Logical-mathematical intelligence (“number / reasoning smart”)
Spatial intelligence (“picture smart”)
The bodily-kinesthetic intelligence (“body smart”)
The musical intelligence (“music smart”)
Interpersonal intelligence (“people smart”)
Intrapersonal intelligence (“self smart”)
Naturalist intelligence (“nature smart”)

Are not connected with Dr. Gardner, but also observed:

CRYSTALLIZED & fluid intelligence

According to About.com, Psychologist Raymond Cattell first proposed the concepts of fluid and crystallized intelligence and the theory developed by John Horn. The Cattell-Horn theory of fluid and crystallized intelligence suggests that intelligence is a series of different capacities to interact and work together to produce a whole is composed of individual intelligence.

Cattell defined fluid intelligence as “… the ability to perceive relationships independent of previous specific practice or instruction in terms of those relationships.” Fluid intelligence is the ability to think abstractly and to reason and solve problems. This capability is independent of learning, experience and education. Examples of the use of fluid intelligence include solving puzzles, and come up with strategies to solve problems.

The crystallized intelligence is to learn from past experiences and learning. Demand situations, the crystallized intelligence include reading comprehension and vocabulary tests. Such information is based on facts and is rooted in experience. This type of information becomes harder as we age and to acquire new knowledge and understanding.

Both types of intelligence increase in childhood and adolescence. Fluid intelligence peaks in adolescence and begins to decrease gradually from about age 30 or 40 The crystallized intelligence continues to grow in adulthood.

SUCCESSFUL INTELLIGENCE

Then there are successful intelligence, which is written by a psychologist and professor at Yale intelligence Robert J. Sternberg, who believes that the whole concept of IQ relationship to the achievement of life is wrong, because he, that IQ is an indicator of achieving fairly miserable life believed.

His theory of successful intelligence focuses on three types of intelligence that can be combined in order to contribute to the overall success: analytical intelligence, mental activities or components are used to solve problems, creative intelligence: the use of

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The chapter is interesting for several reasons. First of all, I love how the characters do not even defined. We have not even heard their names here. There are a lot of dialogue, but we do not know the name of one of the speakers. They represent almost like cartoons. Their identities are not important, because they just kind of people. These are businessmen, and they are farmers, not real people with names.

But it is not. For bankers, the farmers are not real people, they are just people they stand in the way of making money. For farmers, the bankers are not real people or they’re just monsters to destroy their lives.

Points each and something bigger than himself as the culprit. If a farmer, he told the guy on the tractor to shoot him, if the tractor is also close to his house, says the tractor guy, “I am not. There is nothing I can do. I’ll lose my job, If I do not. And look-suppose to, you kill me? you’ll just hang, but long before you’re hooked, it will be another guy on the tractor, and it will tear down the house. You are not the right guy to kill. “The farmer says he will go to the bankers, instead, but the guy on the tractor back,” Maybe there’s nobody to shoot. Maybe the thing is not for everyone. “

The farmer knows that the “monster” to be stopped, though his. He can not simply how to stop it: “I have come to understand,” said the farmer, “We have all learned to understand, there are some ways to stop it, it’s not like lightning or earthquakes We have done a bad …. by men, and by God, it’s something to change what we can. “

It is striking that the system has not changed much since 1939. The banks still seem to retain control and it is unclear how to stop this monster. No one takes personal responsibility and many people have homes they worked so hard to lose the first. Even as the negotiations to the press about the crisis, and they use the term “Wall Street”, referring to the banks and the term “seizure” to the homes of those who have lost they describe hearing. They shall not refer to something real. Instead, they refer to a unit disguised – Wall Street – and the fact that this entity has caused – seizures.

An attempt would be interesting to compare the current housing crisis with the crisis of farmers in The Grapes of Wrath. Banks and companies that represent banks – both man-made have not been units sold. The villains in the current instance is greater, but the point remains the same.

Is there a way to fight it? Government seem to be willing not sure, and a single owner or tenant can certainly do something. But it is done by men, so that it can be stopped, at least according to Bauer Steinbeck.

Fortunately, the solution is not to flee to California and live on a farm. But, like the guy on the tractor the farmer said:. “Times have changed, you do not know think about such things do not feed the children feed Get your three dollars a day, your children you have. No call to someone about his children, but of your worries. You get a reputation for so to speak, and you will never be three dollars per day. Big Shots will not give you three dollars a day if you have something to care more than your three dollars a day. “

Maybe the problem is, but at least it is according to Steinbeck. The problem is that we do not care about anyone but ourselves and those who rely on us, our children generally. Perhaps we need to think sometimes a little more.

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India began the trend of students actively in political life in the early 20th Century, when India was fighting for his freedom. The former is concerned with profit of their bread, they have actively encouraged young people to go to the arena of politics. In addition, they were still young and could be easily excited to join the mass movement of the drop of a hat. Political parties in this period began to support young students who have organized themselves lucky to get one party or the other help. This trend began in the early years of the 20th Century, and continued and expanded until the present day.

However, once independence was won, should be reconsidered if it encourages students to be allowed to go policy. Some sections of modern society began to believe that students should stay away from politics and stick to their timetable for the examinations only. While the company maintained that the debate took on the issue of the politicians of the younger generation with their tanks and this energy work cum student participation in politics is here to stay.

The current scenario in India is a vibrant clash of political parties involved in the recruitment of a student support. This will obviously greatly inform students as if they were of that political party, or that so and so, also the campus elections tainted with a hint of politics.

There is of course nothing without the advantages and disadvantages, the fact that students’ involvement in politics. There are two serious drawbacks and some benefits may be as many students on the stage of politics. The disadvantages outweigh the advantages. First, while students distracted, especially for university studies, they are of their focus and get caught in the dirty game of politics. The time and energy they or waster in the brains of political movements that could be used to study. This entry policy in the premises of educational institutions has caused much harm to many students. The students were given rustic because of their active participation in political life, lose access to their studies. Policy teaches students, introduced an end to all rules and regulations and loud and violent.

This led to the closure of facilities, the re-run a balance of study time of students. They look very innocent and loving child is lost and they are rude, arrogant and disobedient. If there is too much hooliganism entering educational institutions, even the police should be called and sometimes there is complete disorder in the campus and even bullets find their way among the students. The disadvantages of students who go to the policy are numerous and destructive.

If we study the advantages of this system, they are there but very few and insignificant. Children entering the arena of politics learn the art of public speaking. You learn to be assertive, and impressive. This medium is a good stepping stone for the art of leadership. The real and most important advantage is that students in these phases of life, trained to know much about politics, education, the political arena as you give offers to win.

After studying the pros and cons of student participation in political life, the disadvantages are more damaging than the gains in the sequence. In fact, all students of the benefits that can be achieved by other means, too, and it is not necessary for their entry into politics.
Students must keep away from politics and keep their interest in studies that contribute alone to the ships can carry in their lives.

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Although the Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, in his message to the first Education Conference 1947, stated categorically to take concrete steps in reforming the education system as a whole country, but the situation of education in Pakistan was very insecure and critical for the day. Commissions and politics until a few years ago were to improve on many different plans and strategies, and change work program to streamline quality education, preparing standard textbooks, the problem of the language of instruction, planning and management institutions, but by the policy and without the implementation of the reforms, the shifting of public and private systems, language training and only the polarization and the existence of pressure groups have not only weakened the entire education system in Pakistan, but also other institutions and organizations.

In addition, it is a fact that the attitude of teachers, the students and to have in their behavior management skills a crucial role in the personality of the individual and social progress, but on top of that some physical problems that exist still here are overcrowded classrooms, inadequate teaching materials, poor staffing, lack of libraries and laboratories equipped, and lack of physical facilities such as playgrounds, drinking water, toilets, rest, has the common rooms and medical care, furniture, etc. with this alarming situation unpleasant delay caused the education system in the country.

Moreover, in addition to the problems of the system, as observed, it is clear that operate the problems facing teachers of insecurity, housing, payment, death threats, political exploitation and deprivation for a teacher to avoid as a director, prompter, manager, executive, consultant, manager, organizer and coach within the school and also to stop him / her to work outside in society as a social good.

Unfortunately, due to the lack of professional growth and leadership, teachers in Pakistan, apparently due to an obstacle on the path to lifelong learning and quality. Most teachers are virtually illiterate and regressive tendencies. But the case is made of one piece, schools without walls and negligible participation of the community also harm the smooth running of education in Pakistan.

Broken families, social status of parents, poverty, orphanage, divorced families, overcrowded dwellings, sibling rivalry problems, family history, education, inferiority complex, strict discipline and child labor also always show their teeth into virulent learners in our country to kill.

The status of teachers in educational institutions of Pakistan:

The teacher is seen as the source of most of the focus of reforms in education, in practice at all levels. Teachers in Pakistani access to their democratic rights denied or not seems right after the political document of Pakistan, the practice of the realization of their democratic rights are guaranteed. The alarming aspect of their concerns are, how to make a plan of action with which they may think proper access to their democratic rights within their institutions and in society as well.

The teaching profession is a very decent and holy work. It enhances and emphasizes people as responsible nation. The company has high expectations from teachers that the young generations have direct contact. Every nation wants excellent production and fine schools and universities. Mimic the learner identify and pursue their teachers as role model. The important part of our society are the teachers who play a revolutionary role in the production of a nation. Your job is plausible, because they educate a child, the father of the man, and a useful citizen of the future today.

Rights and responsibilities go together. In addition to performing a noble task, teachers have some rights too. You have the right to live a respectable life happy in all aspects, ie, personal aspirations, social, cultural, religious, economic and democratic relationships, affiliations and beliefs, and practices in an appropriate manner. Teaching is a job less attractive to Pakistan, because the teachers with financial and economic difficulties are encountered and must live within their limited resources. It is the lack of necessary support from the government and the community is to their lives happy and respectable.

Due to the Government of the Democrats here in Pakistan, a teacher workload issues is inappropriate and uncalled for. He stops to improve the quality of education and also makes the area attractive to newcomers.

Education of children to quality and continuous learning is very important for the development of active citizenship, for their active role in a democratic society and to promote the importance of democratic culture. The teacher’s role in promoting democracy learning through active, participatory approaches is essential. The Parliamentary Assembly and the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe (1997) suggested including courses on human rights in all curricula. In her new Recommendation (2002), it was during the initial training of teachers in education for democratic citizenship is highlighted for a number of steps such as raising the level of professionalism of teachers and the introduction of new measures are required to make important today.

Challenges such as cultural differences and nationalism, the security threats around the world are calling for the expansion of new information technologies and the environmental damage the new class by a teacher. In addition to the issues are migration, the emergence of the once oppressed people and the growing demand for individual autonomy and new forms of equality. Further more, the weakening of the social structure and unity between the people who doubt the conservative political institutions, types of leaders and political governance increasingly networked political, economic and cultural development and the intensification of interdependence constantly prepare increasing pressure on educators and teachers and the pace of the new century ..

The curses of globalization, Internet dangers, the radioactivity of nuclear developments, the greed for power over the weaker nations, attitudes and immoral immoral world powers, the genetic decoding, the struggles of the cultures and cultures teachers are required to well-prepared. The social and moral evils in force require new roles for teachers. So, for their roles innovative and effective performance, the realization and recognition of the democratic rights of the teachers is very necessary. There is a need to recognize the day and exercise their democratic rights and ensure their accessibility.

The rapidly changing world, the need for an asset is the community informed and responsible as a result requires agreed goal of education and the role of the teacher. In other words, the teacher’s responsibility as a global market leader is greater. To promote a teacher must be prepared to forms of education and training in the age of interdependence and interdependence at the regional and international levels.

Dürr and Martin (2000) suggest that the new form of training to prepare for the learners for the effective integration into society. To provide such a teaching major challenges for the teaching profession. A teacher is expected to learn new forms of knowledge, develop new teaching methods, new ways to collaborate and to create new forms of relationships. Education should be strengthened with the news, critical thinking and teaching skills. .

Research on the problem clearly, the problem in the implementation and access to democratic rights of teachers in Pakistan are still, even though the Constitution and the civil laws of Pakistan and recognition that they contain. In some cases, private educational managers, particularly managers and the public was the violation of democratic rights of teachers. Research shows that the situation of private teachers and women is alarmingly poor. This is due to the absence of their important role and the struggle for the realization of their rights.

The reason for this discrepancy is not only the community or the state or educational administrators, but teachers themselves, so they do not actually work and not fight for their rights. Therefore, this deprivation was the life of the individual, family and social competence, and teachers involved in Pakistan

Most teachers do the caliber of management and leadership, as university professors, but it lacks the active participation in struggles for the realization of their democratic rights.

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Mental disorders of all kinds from the smallest to the fears and obsessions as the most complex such as schizophrenia. Today, the medical sector requires that persons who work in areas related to psychology. Where psychiatric training has become a very promising field of medical education.

There are a number of areas require that psychiatric several qualifications. To be a psychologist in full health, you should have a postgraduate degree in psychology or neurology. Psychiatric Certification in the United States is provided by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology are available. There are areas related to psychology, which require a minimum of specialization.

It is easy to a psychiatric pharmacist pursues a two-year degree or vocational courses to be. Established psychiatric pharmacists earn approximately equal to the doctors with post-degree in psychology or neurology. Another exciting area in the field of psychiatry for those who have already graduated from OD is surgical neurology. It requires a good psychiatric specialization and certification, but for a very high income.

It seems that simply a two-year diploma and easily earn income in the amount of psychologists, but that’s not true. To be created, a pharmacist is so difficult to establish as a psychologist. Psychiatric Certification is the most famous medical schools of the United States that are granted accreditation to give higher grades.

Another area in terms of psychiatric training consultant. Advisers are required by various organizations such as schools and universities and companies. Problems of depression have become very common now and then from a private practice as a consultant is not in any case are less promising. It requires good knowledge and his years of practice, a consultant on the spot.

There are a number of medical schools in the United States that offer complete and professional psychiatric training, but since all psychiatric professions are based entirely on the experience, you should opt for the higher education experience with teaching faculty. It should be pointed out that the profession of psychiatry but provides a lot of promise as the most qualified are able to implement.

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Political correctness in our schools is another reason that I hear when I interview parents, homeschooling, and interestingly enough, over the years I’ve spoken to 100s of America. But how bad the PC world of education today? Now, some parents were angry, but to explain it, some of the stories and experiences they have encountered. And listen to their criticism, well, I can not say I blame them much.

In fact, in a story that I believe almost does what in an article in New E-School title printed: “White-wash paintings Classics literary controversy” in February 2011 issue, there was an article “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn “will actually be changed in order not to offend black students. Yep, they changed the work of Mark Twain. Can you imagine editing a literary classic like this and then read with children, without telling them it was changed? Talk about a lack of integrity, I am appalled.

But this brings me to another point, you should inform your children at home to read, “Lies My teacher told me,” as part of their program at home. It just blows me away that we take something in our system of adult education so childish. And if it really “bad”, a book with a black slave in it, then read just do not know, but change, change that is absolutely unethical in every way – but it’s even worse because the education system, do the students requires, is ethical.

What to teach our children that I talk to? Scary stuff indeed, but fortunately, the story was picked up by CNN’s Anderson Cooper and played on television to spread the word. Could be worse, you may ask? Of course it could, especially if everyone plays the game and no one stands up and says, “Hey, wait a minute here”

Well, I hope you liked today’s issue, and I hope that you please observe all this and still thinking about it.

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One of the main goals of the first President JK Nyerere of Tanzania Development Strategy for the occupied in 1967 by the Arusha Declaration, which provide basic social services have been equally available to all members of society. In education, this goal, the movement has been made in 1974 for primary education for all children, whose aim was to basic education accessible to all, compulsory and available free of charge to users on s’ translates to ensure that it reaches the poorest. As the strategy has been implemented on a large scale increase in the number of primary schools and teachers have been caused due to a campaign-style programs with the help of donor funding. In early 1980, each village had a primary school in Tanzania and gross primary enrollment rate has reached nearly 100 percent, although the quality of education is not very high. Since 1996, the education sector through the introduction and operation of the Plan of Development Education Primary – PEDP in 2001 until today.

Second Globalization
For the various specialists, the definition of globalization to be different. According to Cheng (2000), it is on the transfer, adaptation and development of the values ​​relate, knowledge, technology and standards of behavior between the countries and societies in different parts of the world. The typical phenomena and properties associated with globalization, including the growth of global networks (eg Internet, the world of e-communications and transport), the global transfer and interflow in technological, economic, social, political, cultural and learning alliances and international competitions, cooperation and international trade, global village, multi-cultural integration and use of international standards and criteria. See also Makule (2008) and MoEC (2000).

Third The globalization of education
Globalization in the teaching discipline may have the same meaning as above to say as a concern, but mainly directed all keywords education. Dimmock & Walker (2005) argue that in a globalized world and internalization, it is not only business and industry, the change is education is captured in this new order. This allows each nation to respond, a new empirical challenge is how to you on this new order. Since the influence of this responsibility within a national framework and that inequality in terms of economic and cultural changes, perhaps in the world, globalization seems positively to the other and vice versa (Bush 2005). In most developing countries, these forces are as imposing external forces and have no doubt realized, because they do not have sufficient resources to ensure their implementation (Arnove 2003; Crossley & Watson, 2004).

There is a misconception that globalization does not have much influence on the education, because the traditional means of delivery of educational services that still exist in a nation-state. But it was observed that, if globalization is to restructure the global economy, there are also strong ideological packages that the education system in different ways (Carnoy, 1999; Carnoy & Rhoten, 2002) transform. While others seem to access, equity and quality in education, others on the type of organization management to increase. Bush (2005) and Lauglo (1997) find that decentralization of education of the global trends in the world, the educational leadership and management at different levels can be reformed. They also argue that the forces of decentralization to help various management levels of education the power of the decisions about resource allocation. Carnoy (1999) also shows that the ideologies and global economic changes are increasingly used in international institutions, the specific strategies for educational change play intertwined. These include the Western governments, development agencies, multilateral and bilateral organizations and NGOs (Crossley & Watson 2004). In addition, these agencies are those who develop policy and global remittances by, conferences and other means. Certainly, with these powerful forces of education reforms and to be accurate, the ongoing reforms at the school administration to a large extent influenced by globalization.

4th The school management
In Tanzania, leadership and management of education systems and processes increasingly as an area where improvements can be seen and to ensure that education is not only effective but also efficient. Although the literature on leadership in education in Tanzania insufficient in EdQual Komba (2006) noted that research into various aspects of leadership and management training, such as structures and stems of the delivery of education funding and replacement of the promotion of education, treatment, food and training of educational leaders, the role of women in charge of education in improving the quality of education, such as the link between education and poverty alleviation, are considered necessary in the approach to issues of educational quality in all directions and on each level. The type of school factors that can support the quality of education for example, traditional leadership institutions must also be investigated.

5th The impact of globalization
As mentioned earlier, globalization is creating many opportunities for the exchange of knowledge, technology, social values ​​and norms of behavior and development of support at various levels, including individuals, organizations, communities and societies in different countries and cultures. Cheng (2000), Brown (1999) Water, (1995) pointed out the benefits of globalization as follows: First, you enable the global exchange of knowledge, skills and intellectual assets that are necessary for the evolution of several different levels. The second is the mutual support, complement and benefit from synergies in order to produce various developments of countries, communities and individuals. The third effect is the creation of positive values ​​and increase the efficiency by the above global exchange and mutual support to local needs and growth to use. The fourth is to promote understanding, international cooperation, harmony and acceptance of cultural diversity among countries and regions. The fifth is the multi-channel communication and interaction is to facilitate, and promote multi-cultural contributions at various levels between the countries.

Possible negative effects of globalization are training in different types of colonial political, economic and cultural influences and greatly affected by advanced developing countries and the rapidly growing gap between rich and poor areas in different parts of the world. The first effect is to hinder the technological gap and digital divide between developed and less developed countries, the opportunities for the equitable sharing of the world increase. The second is the creation of more opportunities for legitimate some advanced countries economically and politically colonize other countries worldwide. Third, the exploitation of local resources, the indigenous cultures of the least developed countries to benefit from destroying a few advanced countries. Fourth, the increase in inequality and conflict between the zones and cultures. And fifth is the promotion of cultures and the dominant values ​​of some high-tech fields and the acceleration of cultural transplantation of peak areas in less developed regions.

Management and control of the effects of globalization, some complicated macro and international issues that are connected through the frame so that I can not be included in this paper. Cheng (2002) found that in general, many people believe that the formation of a leading local factors that serve to mitigate the effects of globalization from negative to positive risks and opportunities can be converted into, for development of individuals and communities in the inevitable process of globalization. How to maximize the positive effects, but the negative impact of globalization is an important concern in the current educational reform for national and local developments.

6th The Globalisation of Education and several theories
The thought of writing this article was influenced by several theories proposed by Yin Cheng (2002). He suggested a typology of multiple theories that are used to design and implement the promotion of local knowledge in globalization, including global education can be. These theories of promotion of local knowledge is proposed to remove this key, namely, that the theory of the tree, the theory of the crystal, the theory of the cage, the theory of DNA, the theory of the fungus, and the theory of the amoeba. Must have implications for the design of curriculum and instruction and their academic performance in the global education are also different.

The theory of the tree implies that the process must be the promotion of local knowledge to be rooted in values ​​and traditions, but to absorb external resources useful and relevant global knowledge system over the entire local knowledge and grow within the system to the outside. The expected result in the global education market is to develop an international perspective with local person to act locally and expand globally. The strength of this theory is that the local community can maintain and further develop its traditional values ​​and cultural identity as it grows and interacts with the flow of external resources and energy in the accumulation of local knowledge for local development.

The crystal theory is the key to the promotion of “local seeds” to crystallize and accumulate global knowledge along a given local demand and expectation have. Therefore promotes local knowledge is to know about a few global “local seeds” that can build its right to exist and values ​​local requirements that must be met in those years. According to this theory, the design of curriculum and instruction, to identify the basic needs and local values ​​as fundamental seeds, relevant knowledge and global resources to accumulate in education. The expected result is the formation of a local person who is a local person with some knowledge global and act locally and think locally with increasing global techniques to be developed. To crystallize with local seeds to the entire body of knowledge, it will absorb no conflict between the needs of local and external knowledge accumulates and is in the development of the local community and individuals.

The theory of the cage, how to avoid overwhelming and dominating global influences on the nation or local community. This theory states that the process of promotion of local knowledge for incoming global knowledge and resources can be opened, but at the same time efforts are made to restrict or local converging trends and interactions with the outside world are brought together to provide a solid framework . Education in globalized, it is necessary to establish a framework with clear ideological boundaries and social norms for the program design so that all training activities can have a clear benefit when the local exposure of broad and comprehensive knowledge inputs. The expected result is the formation of a local person with a limited global perspective, which can act locally with filtered global knowledge economy to develop. Theory can help to ensure local relevance of global education and to avoid the loss of local identity and concerns about the global or international exposure.

The theory of DNA stands for a number of initiatives and reforms to remove dysfunctional local traditions and structures in the peripheral countries and replace them with new ideas from major countries. This theory focuses on the identification and transplant the best key to the global knowledge of the existing weaker local components in the local developments to replace. The globalization of education need, program design very selective in the knowledge of local and global, select targets, to the best of them. The expected result is the formation of a person with mixed local and global elements that can think and act to develop with mixed local and global knowledge society. The strength of this theory is its openness to any rational analysis and transplantation of valid knowledge and elements without any cultural barrier or local impact. It can be an effective way to learn and improve existing local practices and developments.

The theory of fungus reflects the way in the promotion of local knowledge in globalization. This theory assumes that there is a faster and easier to digest and absorb certain relevant types of global knowledge to feed the development of individual and local, that their own local knowledge from the beginning. This theory should identify curriculum and instruction to be, aimed at enabling students to learn and what are the global knowledge is valuable and necessary to its own developments and important to the local community. The globalization of education should design education activities aimed at suitable complex global knowledge into forms that digest the needs of individuals and their growth to deliver. The expected result is to develop the formation of a human being equipped with certain types of global knowledge that can think and act depending on relevant global knowledge, and wisdom. The strengths of the theory is to some small countries, easy to digest and absorb the elements of useful knowledge that the global production of its own local knowledge from the beginning. The roots of growth and development are global rather than local knowledge and cultural value.

The theory of the amoeba to adapt to the rapidly changing global environment and the economic survival in serious competitions. This theory believes that promoting the use of local knowledge, only one process in its entirety and accumulate Global Knowledge in the local context. That the accumulated knowledge is really local or local values ​​can be stored is not a major concern. According to this theory, program design include the full range of global perspectives and knowledge to fully globalize education in order to maximize the benefits of the global knowledge economy and become more adaptive to the changing environment. Therefore, you will reach a broad international perspective and application of knowledge in local and global levels in the education world is crucial. And, can expenses and local cultural values ​​in shaping curriculum and instruction, so students need to be opened up to global learning are minimized. The expected outcome is to develop education for a flexible and open with no local identity, thinking globally and acting can and liquid. The strengths of this theory are also its limits, particularly in some countries, cultural fruits. It is to be a potential loss of local cultural values ​​and identity of the country and the local community can his leadership and social solidarity in globalization lose overwhelmingly.

Each country or community can create their own social, economic and cultural rights, and thus to support the trend, a theory or a combination of theories on the nature of global education may be different from the others. To a large extent, it is difficult to say one is better than others, although theories of tree, bird-cage and the crystal can be more convenient in some countries rich in culture. For countries with less cultural assets or local values ​​can theories of amoeba and fungi may be an appropriate choice for development. However, this typology can provide a wide range of alternatives for policy makers and educators to design and formulate their strategies and practices in the promotion of local knowledge for local development. Learn more about the theories of Cheng (2002, 11-18)

7th Progress in education since independence in Tanzania
During the first phase of political governance in Tanzania (1961-1985) was the Arusha Declaration, with a focus on “Ujamaa” (African socialism) and the autonomy of philosophy major. Nationalization of production and supply of goods and services by the government and the rule of the ruling party to mobilize the participation of community and stressed the “Ujamaa” ideology, which dominated most of the time from 1967 to 1985. Early in 1970 the government undertook the first phase of a massive national campaign for universal access to primary education, all children of school age. It was decided that the nation must have achieved universal primary education for all children in 1977. The ruling party at that time, the Tanganyika African National Union (TANU), the former President of Tanzania Mwalimu Julius K. and first performed Nyerere ordered the government to set up mechanisms to ensure that the directive, commonly known as the Musoma Resolution , has been implemented. The argument behind this movement was essentially that, although education was a right of every citizen to a government that is engaged in the development of an egalitarian socialist society can not separate and distinguish his people in the provision of education, especially Elementary.

7.1. The Presidential Commission on Education
In 1981 a Presidential Commission on Education was appointed to review the current educational system and any necessary changes through the country by the year 2000 will be made. The Commission submitted its report in March 1982 and the government has implemented most of its recommendation. The most important thing in connection with this document were the creation of the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), the Tanzania Association of Teachers, the introduction of the new curriculum packets to the primary, secondary and teacher who founded the Faculty of Education (FoE) at the University of Dar es Salaam, the introduction of pre-school teacher training program and the expansion of secondary education.

7.2. Formation in the second phase of the Government of Tanzania
The government of Tanzania was second phase extends from 1985 to 1995 by the new liberal ideas such as freedom of choice, market-oriented school, and cost, reduces government control over services UPE and other social services. The education sector, lack of qualified teachers and teaching / learning and infrastructure to cope with the expansion of the PSU. If a vacuum is applied, while the donor-driven projects dominated by fragmented support to primary education. Cost sharing for the provision of social services like education and health most affected the poorest of the poor introduced. This reduction in state support in the provision of social services like education and cost sharing policies were not well received, as most incomes were below the poverty line. In 1990 the government established a National Task Force on Education, to review the current education system and recommend an appropriate educational system for the 21st Century.

The report of this working group, the education system in Tanzania for the 21 Century, was submitted to the government in November 1992. The report’s recommendations were adopted in the formulation of education policy and education in Tanzania (Tetp). Despite very impressive expansionary policies and education reforms in the 1970s, is the goal, UPE, which was originally targeted for completion in 1980, a way out of reach. Similarly, the Jomtien goal of basic education for all in 2000 unrealistic on the part of Tanzania. Participation and access levels have decreased to the point that the UPE is once again a problem in itself. Other developments and trends show a decline in the quantitative goals rather than closer to them (Cooksey and Reid Miller, 1997; Mbilinyi, 2000). At the same time has serious concerns about the quality of schools and the relevance of education (and Galabawa Senkoro Lwaitama, (ed.), 2000) raised.

7.3. The results of the UPR
After Galabawa (2001), describes the power supply, analysis and discussion explored three measures in Tanzania: (1) the degree of access to the first year of primary school, namely the price of admission can be seen. This is based on the total number of new entrants to quality, independent, based on age. That number again is as a percentage of the population of official entry age and the primary school net enrollment rate by the number of students in the first year of age, the official primary school entry are expressed as a percentage of the population of corresponding age. Expressed (2) The degree of involvement, namely, is gross enrollment rate, the number of children enrolled in primary school, regardless of age, as a percentage of the population of official primary school age, while the net enrollment rate is the number of children of official primary school age, a primary school, expressed as a percentage of the corresponding population. (3) The measurement of the effectiveness of the education system to reflect the dynamics of the operational decision-making at various events throughout the cycle as early school leavers, promotions and repetitions.

7.3.1. Access to primary education
The absolute numbers of new students in the first year of primary school cycles have grown since the 1970s. The number of students has increased from about 400,000 in 1975 to 617 000 851 743 in 1990 and increased in 2000, an increase of 212.9 percent in relative terms. The apparent absorption rate (gross) was raised to about 80% fell in the 1970s to 70% in 1975 and rise to 77% in 2000. This level reflects the gaps in the provision of basic education. Tanzania is apparently due to large differences in the participation of both and net rates of urban and rural areas of the former make more marks. Low consumption in rural areas reflect the fact that many children enter school at the official age of seven years.

7.3.2. Attendance in primary schools
The decrease in gross and net primary production rate of enrollment; exceptionally low intake at secondary and vocational and general lack of internal efficiency of the education sector have a crisis in the UPR system formation created in Tanzania (Report on Education, 2001). There were 3,161,079 primary school pupils in Tanzania in 1985 and in the subsequent decade in primary education has increased significantly from 30% to 4,112,167 in 1999. These absolute increases were not included in the gross / net enrollment, which threatens the sustainability of the gains translated declined quantitatively. The gross enrollment rate was 35.1% in the late 1960s and early 1970s “, has significantly increased to 98.0% in 1980, when the net enrollment rate was 68%. (Ibid.)

7.3.3. The internal efficiency in primary school
The ratio I / O shows that on average 9.4 years (instead of seven years provided) for a student takes to primary education. Additional years are due to end, attrition, repetition and high failure rate that exceeds the standard four, when an examination of competence / mastery administered (ESDP, 1999, p.84) should be given. The drive towards UPE has been hampered by high loss rates.

7.4. Education in the third phase of the Government of Tanzania
The third phase of the Government for the period 1995 to date, intends to treat both the income and non-income poverty, build capacity for the supply and consumption of social services to better build. To answer these and non-monetary poverty, the government formed the vision of Tanzania 2025th Vision 2025 goals livelihoods of high quality for all Tanzanians through the realization of the UPR, the elimination of illiteracy and achievement level, a higher education and training related to a critical mass of highly qualified human resources needed to effectively to the challenges of development at all levels. In order to revive the education system as a whole, the government has the Education Sector Development Program (ESDP), in this period. In the ESDP, there are two educational development has been the implementation, namely: (a) The primary plan the development of education (PEDP), and (b) A second education development plan (ESDP).

8th Opportunities and Challenges of Primary Education Sector
Since independence, the government recognized the central role of education in achieving the overall development goal of improving the lives of Tanzanians through economic growth and poverty reduction. Several measures and structural reforms were initiated by the government to improve the quality of education at all levels.

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