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    As I have been pursuing my education, I have grown to appreciate and value my past instructors from preschool to college. My academic interests are to strive to do the best I can in my coursework as well as visualize the ways my instructors teach me so I can establish those same teaching methods onto my own teaching. I want to be on top of my grades and want my grades to reflect exactly how committed I am to becoming a teacher. I want to use what I have been taught to the best of my abilities when

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    My role within the agency is as the school social worker who meets with students weekly to help build social skills, manage transitions from public school, and large social skills classes. All students within the school have and Individualized Education Plan (IEP) that requires a minimum of an hour of social work services a week. Although these services are mandated by the IEP, if a student refuses sessions any given week there are no direct consequences. The client is a 17 year old, african american

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    further developing my craft with intense focus. The students individually create their own course loads; which is a blessing to those who really know what they want, and those who want to try different things. I firmly believe that training and education are necessary to obtain a career in any field, and that Sarah Lawrence can guide me in

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    experiences of leading others in my current occupation. Finally the visuals I visualize as an Education Director, I was able to enforce as an Academy Director. I was given a promotion as an Academy Director at a child care center. My arrival at the new Academy was not with the requirements and desires of generating instant changes; instead I observed for a month, I asked several questions to the pervious Education Director, and I began to learn the staff members. Gradually over time changes were applied

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    Desegregated In Schools

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    Was it a good thing that school became desegregated? Yes, this was a great move for the United States for all students to learn and better their education fairly. If everyone is learning the amount of innovations and inventions would be endless. Many people learned new cultures and how to get along either other races even though there was riots. I’m ever much so grateful and happy that schools became desegregated because it is helping me today get to where I want to work at for a career job. To get

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    subjects has rarely satisfied demands on the schools. Americans have also wanted learning to serve other social institutions, ideals and goals. Such expectations invite disappointment and controversy. Combined with the circumstances of the country's history, they have also led to a very distinctive educational system. With its fusion of church and state, Puritan New England aimed at religious indoctrination, making even learning the alphabet a series of theological lessons, though maxims of ‘good

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    According to the discussion, “Our failing schools. Enough is enough!” by Dr. Geoffrey Canada, who has spent decades as head of the Harlem Children’s Zone. Canada says "The education system look so similar to the way it did 50 years ago, millions of students were failing then, as they are now, and it’s because we’re clinging to a business model that clearly doesn’t work" (Canada, 2013). Instead of coming up with a new plan that could help students advance academically, the system chooses not to contribute

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    Court Justice in American History once said, “Until we get equality in education, we won’t have an equal society.” (1) Since it’s birth, our great nation has undergone positive change that shapes the world we live in today, and we have public education to thank for that. Many progressive movements began with our children and their educational rights, before branching out to the rest of America’s citizens. This can be seen throughout each century. During the 1700's, education was finally brought to the

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    In her article, Friedman writes, “Historical records and social organizations are only a click away, providing a wealth of information for studying history and social studies” (Friedman). She shows that computers with Internet access have a lot of information to let students to study. When students are interested in an aspect of their lecture notes, they can turn on the computer and learn more about

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    Benefits of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism The United States of America is host to a large population of immigrants from all over the globe. For this reason, bilingual education has been a topic of discussion for decades, as children who have migrated with their families need an adequate education that will allow them to succeed. In order to provide English language learners (ELLs) with the best educational experience, it is important to recognize that bilingual education and bilingualism can

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