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    Life wanted to continue, but something was holding it back, a deep gloom settled over the world and held it there; refusing to budge. When the final report marked the event was over, that thirteen victims had perished, twelve teenage students and one teacher, and the shooters had committed suicide, everyone expected life to continue forward. But what actually happened was the complete opposite. For weeks, even months after the event, the main topic of conversation was the Columbine School…

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    beyond that. First, Levitt and Dubner discuss school choice within the Chicago Public School System. They found that even if a student applies for a successful choice school and fails to get into the school through the lottery system, the student is just as likely to be successful in his or her original, failing school. The authors’ contention is that the type of student or parent who would be interested in changing schools is more important to the child’s success than is the school…

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    ” Megan was once a part of the 40 percent of college students who binge drink. Binge drinking, the consumption of an excessive amount of alcohol during a short period of time, is a very dangerous situation that many college students participate in before going out to a party because of the fact that they cannot legally purchase alcohol while they are out. Abba argues that If the drinking age were lowered to 18, the majority of college students would be able to purchase alcohol while out,…

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    They must also be informed of what to do if they break glass or create a product in which cannot be disposed of down the sink. This is the responsibility of the adult within the room if other students are in the room we they must ensure that students are informed of these procedures so they therefore follow them in the correct way which is stated. If the procedures and practices are not clearly presented or followed this is therefore the fault of everyone as everyone…

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    Thirdly “can you handle those science demonstrations that we 've been developing here”? Often times the child cannot be properly taught a subject due to the parent’s lack of experience in the subject field. This mishap often results in the child failing their “PASS” or “CAT” test which prevents them from proceeding to the next grade. Homeschooling may also create more financial issues than many may…

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    College students are introduced into the new world upon graduating with only a hint of guidance and structure. Upon reading The Black Prism by Brent Weeks, I realized that, like college students, the main characters were inserted into a world unfamiliar to their own. Weeks utilizes multiple viewpoints throughout the novel as they travel through foreign territory. Each character faces their own set of challenges and problems that they must resolve throughout the story. Many of the issues met…

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    better: Online school or traditional school? Have you ever asked do online students do better than students who attend traditional school? Well, online school may have more flexible hours, but traditional school offers better discipline, better learning environments, and social interaction. Online school is not more convenient for students and teachers, because it causes teachers to have individual time with all of the students either online or face to face. Online may be a little more…

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    returning to school. A second chance for a higher education. There are many reasons why the average student doesn’t attend college right after high school. Sometimes they start a family early, have to go to work right after school, or just need a break after 12 years of school. One of the main reason that students return to school, so that they can get a degree for a better paying job. Second chance students are more focus and ready for the challenges of college. By them being more mature they…

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    in adolescent’s years is more than a widespread than the use of tobacco or illicit drugs. Adolescents are more likely to drink alcohol than smoke cigarettes or use marijuana. Drinking puts adolescents at risk for motor vehicle crashes, the leading cause of death in adolescent years. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, monitoring the Future (MTF) survey of drug use and attitudes among American 8th, 10th, and 12th graders continues to show encouraging news,…

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    the professional support that is needed to make a positive change and prevent future suffering.” Despite that, society has been unable to grasp onto that concept. They instantly jump to conclusions, setting jail as the best solution. In reality, it causes numerous problems. More importantly, the Department of Education’s assistant secretary for civil rights, Russlynn Ali, focuses on school’s role in bullying: “It’s hugely important to set the (school) culture right and make it safe for all”…

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