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    Year-Round Education

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    Year-Round Education: A Necessity for the Future Generations In the global environment, we live in today; there is a growing need for nations to help support other countries through goods and trade. At the root of this, is the need for our youth to have a well-rounded education to contribute in the work field. If our youth do not have the best education, it will be hard to compete in today’s global economy. Traditionally schools have adopted the calendar of a nine-month year with an extended…

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    Education is a vital and important step to creating progressive minds of the future, and differs in quality and content geographically. There are various grades of education levels within a country, and the concept of governmental regulated curricula in educational institutions is a topic of controversy. The premise that education should be regulated by authoritative bodies can be unfounded in many ways. The strongest and most advocated for cause is the presence of immigrants and foreigners in…

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    What is Multicultural education? Multicultural education brings the thoughts and ideas of ever student together in one class room, no matter what their believes are or where they come from. Yet in most schools there are not always equal education opportunities, some of which benefit a certain race or sex and or while other can bring them down. On page three paragraph two it talks about how school judge or deal with students based on their race or sex. For example, boys will be discipline for…

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    America. Multicultural education began as a result of the civil rights movements in the 1960’s. The racial rights as well as the women’s rights movements began these pushes for educational reform. What began as a push for racial and women’s equality rights soon grew to be much more. As other minority groups observed the demands being answered, they too began to demand equal rights. The gay and lesbian movement began in the 1970’s. They too wanted equal rights in the education system. These…

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    Education Achievement Gap

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    Education can be a powerful tool to lift people out of poverty, yet those who need it the most often fall behind in numerous categories. Even though America is a country known for it’s vast opportunities, there remains a disparity between the performance in school between minority and white students. This prominent issue in our country is known as the Education Achievement gap. The achievement gap is defined by the National Education Association as the “differences between the test scores of…

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    I have honestly never taken politics into much consideration because I wasn't aware of the impact it has to bilingual education. I knew politics always had a connection with society, but to this degree. The changes the policies they create are constant and numbing to our students success. To them, it's all about the numbers. State testing scores, students are referred as ID numbers that follow them until college, only to receive a new set of numbers. When policies are passed they are not from…

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    benefits or hinders education. Within this essay I will address the various aspects of how technology has benefited education. The various types of technology that have benefited education are smartboards, the Internet, and Microsoft Office programs. Technology can also hinder education, because it sometimes becomes a distraction within the classroom for some students. On the whole, I feel that technology has helped promote literacy, writing, and reading. One aspect of education that…

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    teacher, I believe that all students should be offered the opportunities to discover and explore their innate potential as musicians, artists, and creators, and to increase these natural capacities through formal music instruction. The goal of music education is not to just form an appreciation of music but to encourage children to shape their own personal musical identity, through a variety of experiences and performance opportunities. As a music educator my purpose is crafting independent…

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    Rotary Telephone Education

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    transition. The education system that I once knew is about as cutting edge as a rotary telephone. While some may believe that their rotary telephone has always got the job done and if it ain 't broke why fix it? The truth is that education system of yesteryear is not going to cut it. In fact it hasn 't cut it for quite awhile. Another truth is that the education system that is currently in place is already behind. I would compare it to a cordless phone. The hardest truth is that tomorrows…

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    Introduction Nelson Mandela stated that “education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world,” thus each country desire to provide their constituent the best education to enhance human resources and economic stability. If the academic achievement of a country is thriving, then it follows that the economic status is soars to success. Changes in the Curriculum Design According to Danielson, students’ achievement has not significantly improved since 1983 (2002, p viii).…

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