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    Finland’s education program is at the top compared to the rest of the world in all subjects and is a prime example of the leadership and curriculum that other countries are trying to apply in their own programs. The United States rankings, in English, math, and all other subjects are nowhere near compared to the Finish programs that . With Finland, they actually receive a real no child left behind a system that is completely paid for through the government funding that gives children the financial

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    My first class set the stage and my expectation for this program. After taking Public Policy and Advocacy (509), I knew I wanted to be a servant leader. I engrossed myself in all types of literature referencing servant leaders. I listen to lectures from Sue Russell Executive Director of TEACH Early Childhood National Center. I started reading books by Robert Greenleaf “ The Servant Leader”. I listened to a countless amount of TEDx Talks of different types of servant leaders. My excitement quickly

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    I am honored to be applying for the Collaborative Teacher Education Program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Becoming a teacher is a career path that I did not consider taking until recently. When I entered college, I did so as an undeclared student. My goal was not only to secure a job after college, but also find a career where I will be happy for the next 50 years. I decide to settle on economics, because I found the subject matter to be very pertinent and useful. However I never wanted

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    Obtaining a childhood education has various outlets for students who have different styles of learning. Every student has strengths and weaknesses that are all catered to within the classroom. One of the major ways to increase and impact learning in elementary schools is through performing arts programs. However, over the years, a change in the education system’s views on the importance of art in education has begun to decline. Priorities have shifted and art in education has unfortunately been

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    Approaching the halfway point of the program brought me to the Introduction to School Finance EDA 6240, which focused on the fiscal management of the organization and utilizing resources to maximize an environment conducive to learning. Because public education is a responsibility of each state, funding public education is crucial to creating a productive and successful society. The Florida Education Funding Program (FEFP) equalized funding for education regardless of how wealthy one area is over

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    Data on program graduates is collected from two post-graduation surveys. The surveys seek preparation and performance information from the program graduates, on a self-reflection survey, and from their administrator at the current school of employment (e.g., the Employer Education Follow-up Survey and Employee Education Follow-up Survey) (Exhibits 1.3c/1.4c and 2.3d). Both surveys are aligned to the units Conceptual Framework and contain 15 indicators for response plus an open section for recommendations

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    The General Education program at University of South Carolina Upstate is a program of study that provides students majoring in a different array of programs with a common academic experience. A set of general education requirements is included in each baccalaureate program includes a core curriculum with university requirements and courses. The purpose of such requirements is to provide a broadly based intellectual foundation for students in the area of specialization development. For this reason

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    focus on education is built upon high stakes testing and closing the achievement gap, but “The National Alliance for civic Education reports that, over several decades from the late 1960s until at least 2000, the American public maintained that ‘preparing people to become responsible citizens’ was the number-one purpose of the nation’s schools” (Bennings with Quinn, 2011). If Hollister High School is committed to preparing students for college, career, and life, then character education needs to

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    Andragogy and TPACK have been the leading theories for development of adult education programs and curricula. This white paper will provide various reasons to support the need for professional training programs to be implemented into educational settings for instructional leaders, coaches and supervisors. As the technological era continues to grow and flourish, instructional leaders are not able to effectively support instructors in implementing the technological, pedagogical, and content knowledge

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    persist, because it is normal that our bodies are curious. Schools should have a sexual educational program that teaches children about sex, because a professional will be more straightforward in the subject, parents are too naïve and close minded, and it will prevent children from having unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. First, schools should have a sexual educational program that teaches children about sex because I believe that a professional in the subject is more likely

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