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    In my reading of Reign of Error by Diane Ravitch, I believe that she brings some great ideas to the table in an effort to improve American public schools. This book was interesting the whole way through. It’s a very thought provoking book to say the least. Ravitch is a wonderful writer as well as a passionate educator. She has a background in governmental affairs by serving as assistant secretary of education for George H. W. Bush. Ravitch is not in agreement with the Federal government’s policies

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    for he left behind a widow, a new born, and a total of 8 children. The hardship caused several of the older children to leave school and start working to support the family. My mother however, managed to remain in school but with time, the teachers that would go out to the country to teach the children stopped coming and my mother was forced to resign her education. With school no longer an option my mother began working due to the lack of resources. At this point she was only able to obtain an education

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    what you should be doing? In John Holt’s essay “School is Bad for Children”, he argues that instead of traditional schools we “let the child learn what every educated person must someday day learn, how to measure his own understanding, how to know what he knows and does not know”(Holt). In response to his argument Amy Chua the author of “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior” would agree that the child should learn what every other child learns in school, but would say that children are rebellious and

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    reported that more than 600 students have been expelled from school in India amid widespread cheating. In the Fox news article “600 Indian students expelled after footage shows parents scaling walls to pass cheat sheets there were parents and younger children climbing up a wall to hand other people notes so they would be able to pass their test.” Many people do not want to get expelled because in India if you get expelled from school for failing a test you basically get belittled in society. When

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    Introduction With the development of living standard in society, studying aboard has become more and more popular. Not only because of English as the world language is an agent to connect countries, but also speaking English fluently will be beneficial for the future personal development. In order to study oversea smoothly, the first step is to go through the language--English. Generally speaking, English has been divided into two different types according to the purposes which are English for Academic

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    1) CAREER OBJECTIVES AND HOW WILL MASTERS OF NURSING PROGRAM ADVANCE THEM My career objectives are to advance my nursing career through professional development of self by engaging in long life learning through continuing education in graduate school. Also, to assume leadership role in the use of evidence based research in healthy public policy and contribute to population health. Nursing is a field that keeps unfolding and requires updated knowledge to provide quality care, meet the professional

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    I find the topic of the teacher or educator workforce very interesting. From reading the readings on this topic I found this information very informative and I agree with a lot of the information that was presented. The topic really was personal for me because I’m at a point in my education career where I’m considering changing careers completely. Reading about the data presented in the readings was very interesting to me because I could really relate on a personal level. The first topic that

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    According to Schultz (2003) a Kingdom-focused education must be built on the following four points: Jesus Christ, A Biblical Philosophy of Education, Evangelism, and Discipleship. The most appropriate place for Kingdom education to start is in the family where children are taught that “only salvation in Christ can perfect a person” (Schultz, 2003, p.19). Because Kingdom education is rooted in development of a personal relationship with Christ it exists as a present reality and not a future physical

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    students alone with their parents within the settings of the public school. Science plays a great role in our every day lives. As we view science through the eye of public education we will experiment science and education as an antidote, learn the evolution of education in science and examine the importance of museums as an environment for learning. This is an attempt to look at the continuing debate of the role science plays in public schools. While we examine different views of the general public this

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    I first want to say that my perspective and answers are influenced by my belief in Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences. Intelligence and ability are not one linear scale. They are both complex. 1. What is the biggest indicator of instructional quality within the classroom? Students are able to perform tasks that are related to the class’s standards. Computer graded test can only give you feedback on low level cognitive abilities. That is my I use projects much more then tests and

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