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    The important reason of adopting pragmatism is to use existing ideas that lead to new ideas or good actions, which is more meaningful under the literacy reform agenda in the 21st century because the purpose of literacy research is to put the theoretical findings into educational practices. The adoption of pragmatism may change the situation of literacy research in that the research questions could be selected for the purpose of solving practical problems of teaching reading and…

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    Community Synthesis Essay

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    it becomes exciting. Children of this age will begin to see the importance of a community, and what a community does for society as well as how they can be a contributor no matter how small they think they are; it is their community, and social society. Students should be able to gain knowledge about themselves, family, friends, and familiar people and places within the community. Students will understand and recognize the importance of a community, how community members contribute, what they…

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    guide my strong interest in international health thus allowing me to create sustainable health initiatives in underserved areas both locally and globally. I am also interested in developing ways to improve health literacy throughout various communities. After working at a literacy foundation, I am very familiar with the power that education and knowledge provides people as they move through society. For me empowering patients with the ability to better understand and become invested in their…

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    We can’t do this only through interventions aimed at raising literacy scores. We do this by learning who our students are, finding out what ways they use and see literacy used in their worlds, and bring those ways into the classroom whenever possible. Norton-Meier talked about this when she said that she was looking for a way to “transform my curriculum from themes…

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    Sample Graduation Speech

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    and we are seeing fewer and fewer cases of chronic diseases, brought on by tobacco! I am so proud to have been a leader in the “Snuff out Tobacco” policy that helped bring about this change. Government has also completely changed its views on the importance of preventative care. In 2015 Americans were forced to go to work sick because they did not have enough sick time. Today, that sounds crazy to us. When you’re sick you stay home, it is uncivilized and just plain rude to be around the healthy…

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    Language In Early Years

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    Working within a collaboration encourages cultural language and differences to be considered and respected in a holistic environment. Language as Academic Success Literacy milestones are quickly gained within the first 5 years of life, A child develops phonological awareness, alphabetic principles and fluent in reading, all before primary school. (Ray, K. and Smith M., 2010) For this reason there is an emphasis on…

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    impression that there is an importance to acquire the undertakings of other countries. Globalization helps blossom the economies of allied countries, giving them the means for a deeper relationship. This results in higher exposure of culture variances. Highlighting relevant theories and concepts including globalization, cultural imperialism and cultural uniformity, this essay discusses the homogenizing of cultures in Asia…

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    “Education is a better safeguard of liberty than a standing army.” (Edward Everett) The word “education” is a compact of learnings which is a continuous and lifelong process. Education is the light of the lives. Education is one of the most essential aspects of the development of human civilization. Human status was raised by education and hence it has lead everyone to prosperity. It attributes most important, precious and permanent property of an individual. Manpower, the strength in the unity…

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    much I was lacking, and I never would have gone to Forsyth Tech. I would probably have ended up taking a minimum-wage job and would never have worked in offices for twenty years. Some of the most important skills I learned on the job, such as the importance of being organized. So many co-workers I’ve worked with take so long to do any assignment, and it’s because they’re so disorganized. They don’t even know where their scissors are, and they need to hunt for a stapler. I can’t imagine working…

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    Value of the Arts in Early Childhood Education The Arts in early childhood education are more than just providing a child with paints and crafts or something that is carried out to fill a gap in the day. Creativity is as important in education as literacy and it should be treated with the same status (Robinson, TED Talk, 2006). The Arts can have a strong role in developing creativity in children, which promotes the child’s overall development. Creativity can be expressed in many different ways…

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