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    Racial Discrimination

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    The United States is known as a melting pot when it comes to different cultures and races. In America, areas such as the Midwest and South often see racial discrimination in everyday life. From the workplace, to the streets you live on, this notorious problem limits the opportunities of countless people compared to people who are white. The groups that face the most discrimination are African Americans, Muslims, Hispanics, and other groups such as Jews and the LGBT community. Racism is a…

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    “Really?” A recruit named Mark asked. “You’re open all the time, all night?” “That’s right. Students and faculty are welcome at the school anytime they feel the need or desire to be there,” Tabitha said. “Aren’t you worried about vandalism or theft?” Mark asked. “How many of you are planning to go home tomorrow and spray paint the walls of your home, or throw rocks through your windows?” Tabitha asked. “And how many of you are going to stick gum under your living room table, or stuff a roll of…

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    in fact, your school is setting you up for failure. Your school has policies and practices which are discouraging to the point where you will drop out and turn to a life of crime, which will push you into juvenile detention, which will eventually cause you to end up in prison later in life. According to the American Civil Liberties Union, public schools do not have the funding nor the resources to provide a sufficient education therefore the chances for dropping out increase. Secondly, the zero…

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    Schools. A typical school in Fayetteville, NC. It is made up of 35.7% African-American students, meaning Westover High ethnic distribution is drastically different when compared to other schools in the city. The demographic breakdown of Westover High is also different than that of a typical high school within North Carolina, which is reportedly made up of 26.0% African-American students on average. 17% of all students at Westover High have a learning disability. This is much higher than all…

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    preschool to help them get ahead of the curve. Consequently, they are not prepared to compete with other students that have…

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    with its entire controversies, lie? This is the very question that professors, higher-education leaders, students, and other academic boards have been debating over the last school year, 2014-2015. Greg Lukianoff, the President and CEO of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, wrote an article discussing his standpoint on the subject of, “Trigger Warnings.” This phrase refers to students being given previous notice of any material or content, whether violent or vulgar, that may have…

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    Lester, J., & Mathias, D. (2013). Transfer Student Engagement Blurring of Social and Academic Engagement. Community College Review, 41(3), 202-222. doi:10.1177/0091552113496141 Student engagement has a positive effect on student persistence. The authors found the definition of engagement differs among students who transfer from 4-year, community college, or both institutions. Engagement is not what the student brings to college, but rather how the student behaves while in college. Tutoring,…

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    reference all resources in order to eliminate plagiarism. Be sure to use proper grammar and punctuations. Writing requires practice and practice makes perfect, authors plan t write books over periods of time. Although Bethel require writing verses test students are still aloud a certain period of time to complete the…

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    effectively captures the anxiety that most students have about grades. “In fact, students would be a lot better off without either of these relics from a less enlightened age” (Kohn, 2011) Kohn writes. I agree with Kohn’s position in this article because there were many days in high school where I remember skipping due to the fact that I didn’t fully understand what was being taught to me. I, in turn, grew anxious about not being good enough and started failing. Growing up in a strict German…

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    Deprivation In Schools

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    school extra-curricular activities such as sports. Sleep deprivation can come from many things like poor sleep hygiene. This is where teenagers use electronics right before bed which causes brain activity to heighten and prolongs the inability to fall asleep. Stress caused by the ambition to do well in school also causes sleep deprivation. It is common knowledge to recognize that when adolescents don’t receive enough sleep they will either doze off during class or not commemorate anything they…

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