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    Status, building-level leadership have control over push and pull factors. Decisions, policy, and actions by school administrators, therefore, contribute to teachers staying, migrating, or leaving. Dunn (2015) explained these factors have “not been fully explored in the literature because of their relative newness” (p. 85). From her small qualitative study of three highly-effective urban high school teachers, Dunn (2015) concluded pull factors are often able to overpower push factors for…

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    Informative Speech Full Sentence Outline Specific Purpose: After listening to my speech, my audience will understand trust and friendship Introduction Attention Getter: Everyone has friends and everyone knows what friends are, but what exactly is the definition of friendship? Personal Credibility: One of my really close friends now used to be an acquaintance to me up until senior year of high school even though we knew each other since elementary. Since then we’ve been spending a lot of time…

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    Kobe's Failure

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    hanging out with junkies, and destroying my friendship with my parents. These short lived friends of mine would persuade me to ditch classes and extracurricular activities to hang out with them. At first I foolishly believed that ditching my after school program of Hip Hop would be harmless until it became a routine for me to lie to my parents about where I was and who I was with. As a child my relationship with my parents was based on honesty, trust and love. All the childhood memories I shared…

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    persistent problem in our education system. Kozol provides countless percentages of drastically unbalanced demographic statistics within urban schools throughout the nation. He also travels to several struggling inner-city schools to interview faculty, students and parents. Kozol uses the interviews to illustrate a vivid depiction of substandard conditions within urban schools. Overall, the subject matter throughout the essay is an emphasis on the deficient quality of education given to the…

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    When you hear the words “Mental Illness”, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? This is one of the questions I asked while conducting a survey for high school students. Through the survey and knowledge from my personal experience as a twelfth grade student, I came up with the proposal that high schools need to address mental illness. From my research I was able to come up with a list of recommendations that can help spread and promote mental health awareness. The list consists of…

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    Holmes uses the experiences of three dancers to develop and support her claim by demonstrating that some dancers are ready to become professional when they graduate high school, while others need more time to mature so it is beneficial for those ones to go to college. It is clear that her purpose is to provide examples of different journeys of people who don’t all become professional dancers, but all share a passion for…

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    it. Yet with the ready access to this technology, schools continue to utilize outdated printed textbooks to teach students.I believe that in order for a student to be successful in their jobs and careers they need to be familiarized with using technology to learn and grow. But, at the same time there are some major disadvantages to using technology that should be considered very carefully before fully implementing digital textbooks into our school system. Such examples are Digital Distraction,…

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    Due Process Hearing Essay

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    Parents of students with disabilities have a right to file a request for a due process hearing if there is some dispute regarding their child’s protections under the Individuals with Disability Education Act (IDEA). IDEA specifically states, “The parents involved in such a complaint shall have an opportunity for an impartial due process hearing.” Filing the request most often leads to a hearing which can be costly in both time and money. Currently, the hearing officer may legally have the…

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    classroom after most days in junior high and being enlisted to help out in some varying degree. Whether it was organizing materials, making copies, or occasionally helping a student with an assignment, I enjoyed being part of the atmosphere that occurred in those short few minutes before the students were dismissed for the day. The love of service and dedication…

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    My Passion For Research

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    My true passion comes from helping others. Reaching, aspiring, determined, focused and aiming at becoming a positive addition, asset and member of the medical team in my community. My faith in God has always guided me. Born, raised, and experiencing life in a 3rd world country, my upbringing and experiences have given me humanitarian like values. Witnessing many losses due to the lack of medical facilities and properly trained medical workers in a field, I grew up wanting to become a medical…

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