Alexis Wiggins Case Summary

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Alexis Wiggins is a teacher that become student for two-day observation, as high school learning coaching she was advised by the high school principle to become student. So, she can have provided a new perspective of classroom experience. Her finding observation make her to be aware of why students go thought in daily basis. She argues that educational system need to analysis how students are being taught and treated in daily basis, and find the best solution to help students to reach their maximum. The purpose of this paper is to analysis the problems on school education based on Wiggins funding, and find the best solution using Wiggins intentions, moral ethics theories, and Rush Kidder checkpoints on the issue.

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