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    designed to help better prepare students for the new journey that is awaiting them. Students have so many new things ahead of them and a whole new world headed their way. Gateway is there to try and make their transition a little bit easier. When coming to college, students are now living on their own. This means stocking their own toilet paper, making sure their trash does not overflow too many times, and many other new things. Despite students being responsible for these things at home, it is…

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    questions and challenges that people with disabilities experience every day. These degree programs explore how disability has been defined throughout history and in different cultures. Physical impairment has been a constant experience for many people throughout history, but the different interpretations of the construction of impairment as a generic social category is a new social invention. Students will focus on the social, cultural and political issues that challenge people with…

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    middle school would be the changes the students are going through and the state requirements to to teach middle school. In middle school the students are changing physically and emotionally. The students are usually going through a hormonal changes. The students start to think they know what is best for them. At this age bullying seems to accelerate. Bullying and not catching it is a very scary thought. I would not like to feel like I am partially responsible for the child being bullied.…

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    instead of “needs”. Going to school means learning new material and exploring the mind 's abilities, not deciding who the students befriend. It is quite alarming how strong of an influence the parents of young people and students have on their…

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    Inclusion-When and How Every child has their own set of schedule that they follow on a daily basis. Throughout the day, the children goes in and out of the life skills class to attend their respective classes for inclusion. They have a chart pinned on the wall which serves as a visual aid. The chart was used by the teacher and children as well for them to work in a well-organized and competent way. In result, through the help of a more structured schedule tasks are executed in a timely manner.…

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    Imagine being obese as a young adult and possibly have the risk of dying young due to not being responsible enough to exercise on a daily basis and eat right? There are many young people who struggle with being physically healthy and end up being mentally unstable because of it. Numerous young adults have hard times maintaining a balanced diet and exercise on a regular bases. This is the generation that could change the problems that are present, in the future. There should be more activities…

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    and supervision opportunities to expand their competence to deliver the highest quality service possible to the population they serve. The theories, beliefs/ values and assumptions I personally hold are professional competencies having a plan on how to expand my professional competence, learning should never stop, but it should…

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    mental health affect how people think, feel, and act on the inside and outside (Children’s). There are many options available to help the mental health of children, but the help of a single individual could change the life a child forever. Counseling provided in schools not only tends to help the mental health of children but helps their academic outcomes as well (Slaten). Mental health issues are extremely common among school children (Kid’s). While the mental health of students across the…

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    But, how do these sounds go from one object to another? How do our ears work? How do we perceive sound and do we perceive sound differently than others? Even though we cannot see the inside of our ears to find out what is going on, we do know that hearing is triggered by certain physical stimuli. Pressure waves are one thing that alert our ears to hear. Pressure waves have only three characteristics. Amplitude, complexity and frequency. We process sounds through their timbre, pitch and how loud…

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    Student Debt Crisis

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    a current student, and the spouse of a recent grad school graduate. According to Avery & Turner (2012) “total student loan debt rose to over $800 billion in June 2010, overtaking total credit card debt outstanding for the first time” (p. 165). We are borrowing more than ever, and there is no slowing in sight. If things do not change it would seem as if we are headed for another financial bubble, only this time rather than a mortgage crisis, it will be a student debt crisis. Students are…

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