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    This article explains why schools should start later, and has facts to back it up. Many tweens and teens tend to be night owls, but they hate up get up earlier than 11:00, much less 6:00. The average middle-schooler needs 8.5-9.5 hours of sleep to be fully charged and not a zombie looking for coffee like it is gold. A national sleep poll discovered more than 25% of students fall asleep once a week. It is pitiful if a quarter of kids are dropping like rocks in the middle of class. Anne Wheaton…

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    affected his later life. Since he was born into slavery, he and his parents lived in a one-room log cabin. In 1886 Washington started to work for Viola Ruffner who understood why he wanted to learn and allowed him to attend school for an hour day which was a huge deal compared to others who were not allowed to get education. When he was just twenty-two years old, he walked 500 miles to Hampton Normal Agricultural Institute because of how much he wanted to learn which impacted his later life and…

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    Achievement Gap

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    achievement gap refers to observed and consistent distinction of educational measures between the performance of groups in schools, involving groups of students defined by social class, gender, and race. The achievement gap in Ohio is becoming a major concern. Stephen Dyer said, “In reading, we had the nation’s ninth highest gap between our highest and lowest performing schools. In math, we had the nation’s second-highest gap, and in graduation rates we had the nation’s fourth largest gap”…

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    the pack. Having moved away from my old friends, old school, and old town and now having to make new friends, in a new school, in a new town, I was lost. I had always had to face a new mountain to climb, or stretch of snow to treck. Many times, when the hill was too high, or the snow was too deep, I had fallen down and completely stopped; nothing within me pushing to go farther. However, as a new pup with new opportunities and a fresh start, something changed. Somewhere within myself, I had…

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    Head Start Research Paper

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    to pursue other employment with greater benefits. If Head Start lowers pay, then why would educators with a master’s in education, even consider working for this agency that pays lower than what a traditional teacher makes? It wouldn’t make any sense if they did. Project Head State should follow their promise by improving support for their children, but must keep in mind of their teachers and staff too. To improve the quality of Head Start programs, teachers need to meet higher standards and…

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    very much intrigued me. Even though I am still torn between the two I have chosen the Emergency Physician career to further explore in depth. Growing up I always thought I would later pursue a career in the medical field whether it be a pediatrician to even a cardiovascular surgeon. But as the years progressed in high school I realized two things. One being if I were to become a pediatrician I would be dealing with infants and young…

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    If you are like me, you have a difficult time learning to balance life in general. My hardest thing is using my time efficiently and learning when to say “no” to people. I have realized that I spend more than eight hours of my week sitting on my butt watching television. That time could be much more productive and I could actually get ahead in my day-to-day duties as a mother and housewife. With better time management skills, I would be able to get a lot more done during the day. It would also…

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    how many high school juniors and seniors have a part time job. Saying that like McDonald’s are bad places to work which are non-educational. Some reasons are, that everything is already setup in places like McDonald’s not giving teens room to be creative and think outside the box. Everything is already prescribed; he says “These are breeding grounds for robot working for yesterday's assembly line…” Also how working deprives students from fully concentrating on school work. Students start working…

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    assignment, paper, test, etc. I will be the first to say I have received my fair share of F’s, most if not all of them earned because I deserved them. They were because of not preparing well enough for a given test, not turning an assignment in on time, or simply not turning one in period. However, in today’s society people are arguing that the educational systems are not giving out enough of those infamous, big red F’s. And I agree. If the educational systems give out more failing than passing…

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    Adrenaline It’s first down and I’m on offense, I’m also our running back. Quarterback gets the snap and hands it off to me, I start to run. Then there was their biggest player. Right in front of me, next thing I know he is on the floor and my coach yelled “Good stiff arm!”, but I hadn’t known that I did it. I got passed their whole team and I can see the fake grass shining in the floodlights. The bleachers shining metallic grey, and I can see the end zone just a few steps away, I close my eyes…

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