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    All middle school students, grades 6-8, are required to develop well-written compositions. According to the Louisiana Depart of Education (2008), to meet the demands of the comprehensive curriculum, these students are required to write complex multi-paragraph compositions with a clearly focused main idea and developed with relevant ideas, organization patterns, and structure that communicates clearly to the reader. The grade-level expectation also states that the students are required to use a variety

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    time advocating for mental health, substance abuse treatment, as well as rehabilitation services. I was working hard to educate the community on these issues that are important to me. I didn’t realize then, that my passion for promoting community education, could be turned in to a career. With Active Minds, I raised awareness for various mental health issues ranging from anxiety and depression to eating disorders and bipolar disorder. The main goal of this

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    inextricably connected, driven by the Internet, new innovations and low-cost telecommunications technology. A computer is a must, to be a successful student, in this modern age, all the required information and communication is accessible online. The education is structured for all students, regardless of background or community, so that they have the opportunity not only to reach their goals

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    In this paper I am discussing the social problem of education. In the present educational system, educators are not sure which method to use to teach children. Here I am reviewing four different philosophies. Which have pieces that are still used today; these scholastic theories have great controversy. The first is perennialism, this philosophy had emphasis on traditional education and spiritual growth. They believed the highest goal of education one could attain was a union with God. The second philosophy

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    Social class has been always been in our society since its establishment. Back then, white, landowning men had the highest status amongst society with women and other races being lower in the societal ladder Times have changed since then, but social class is still a major factor to people’s success. Social class is defined as a label that categorizes individuals based on their economic status, wealth, and power. Social class does not matter, but should not be ignored It’s prominent in our society

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    significantly, which was a goal of the standards.Individuals like teachers, state officials, educators and students all have split opinions on the Common Core curriculum. There are many positives of the Common Core’s education system that supporters think are important to a good education, yet the negative aspects of the curriculum explained by individuals with opposing opinions overrule the positive ones. The negative aspects of the Common Core initiative outweigh any positive ones. The Common Core

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    into position as the leading country for state-directed educational standards, America looked less and less to the systems of other nations and more into how we could improve what was locally and currently being applied in education. Consequently, an improved type of education instruction was officially launched in 2010. These new state standards, practically titled Common Core, were declared to focus on developing a child’s skills in reasoning, problem solving, communication, and competition (Conrad

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    inquire and gather information of how to conduct and interpret my own research for educational and building improvement purposes. Proposition 1: Teachers are committed to students and their learning. Indicator 1f: Teachers model ethic behavior and civic responsibility and address a student’s character development. After reading Craig Mertler’s (2013) book, Action Research: Improving Schools and Empowering Educators, I learned there are four basic steps in the process of action research: identify the

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    Schools and education can be the person’s ticket way out of poverty. Schools provide students with resources and educators that can help the students mature and be able to stand on their own two feet. Personally, democracy is defined as how individuals interact with others, how they share their thoughts and opinions, and how they are active in a public space. The goal of ensuring that all students, regardless of social class, receive an education that prepares them to fully

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    regarding the organization’s fundamentalist beliefs and practices of Islam and the Qur’an. This radical religious based group was only able to flourish and gain a multitude of followers due to the regional population’s lack of basic education. With the lack of secularized education throughout Afghanistan and other Middle Eastern schools, fundamentalist Islamic beliefs were taught and widely accepted in its place. Beset with a

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