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    School Internship Program was the beginning to an invaluable learning opportunity, allowing me to expand my skill set beyond my fellow high school students, and gain a bold competitive advantage. I was applying for a highly selective internship with the Colorado School of Mines, where I would be afforded many opportunities that most Undergraduate students are not privy to. During the days leading up to my interview, I requested assistance from teachers who were willing to offer me advice…

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    Hailsham gives it students a good life and gives them hope even though they inevitably face a dark future. Some will say that giving their students hope did more harm than good, but to disagree. Hailsham was a small light that tried to shelter its students from the darkness outside. It could not change the world or the students fate, but it could give them hope and good memories to cling to in the dark times ahead. One criticism for the existence of Hailsham is that giving their students hope…

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    generous and devoted teacher, who not only taught her kids inside the classroom, but also helped them in their life outside the classroom. Mrs. Gruwell was a loving teacher that wanted to help her students. Throughout the film, viewers are able to see Mrs. Gruwell’s care, love, and determination for the students in her class and the impact she made in their life. The determination that Mrs. Gruwell showed throughout the film really stuck out to me because it reminded me of the determination…

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    Sensitivity Why do college students take things so seriously these days? According to the article, “Today’s College Students Can’t Seem to Take a Joke!”, written by Caitlin Flanagan discusses how college students cannot take a joke. This article, is about comedians coming onto college campuses to perform comedy, however college students take things too seriously. It talks about how the college students only liked the positive comedians that did not make any offensive jokes towards anyone.…

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    determination, and research skill that makes me an ideal candidate for this position; here’s what I could immediately bring to the table: An effective Team Player: As a member of Reeve Union Board at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, I provided students and…

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    outlook on life. After coming back to Turkey, although I was delighted to find myself in the company of an entirely new group of friends, it was difficult to adjust to the heavy workload the students were given in school. In Turkey, they give importance solely to grades and standardized testing, which prevents students from having a well rounded background and education. Although the education system lacked giving students the chance to participate in social activities , fortunately the…

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    In some cases the parent of the child with a potential disability, or the student with the potential disability may not accept their disability for a variety of personal reasons. Due to the fear of the student or the students’ parents being upset some teachers will avoid recommending assistance for the child to avoid a possible confrontation with the parents. This situation that a teacher may face…

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    college. The next step was choosing what college to attend. Being a first generation college student made, many obstacles in the process of applying to college arise. I did not know how or where to apply for college. I relied on my counselor and took her advice on many things, such as the ACT and SAT.…

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    building block to the foundation of any successful professional or student. As a student prepares for the real world, he or she must learn many different lessons to prepare them to be productive employees and provide value to their employers. This paper will cover a variety of the skills required including educational and professional goals, writing and how successful writing will increase learning potential and growth as a student as well as an employee, and personal learning styles. This…

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    the cost. The rates per credit are around $250 and that is for in-state residents. The total cost for a commuter would be around $13,750 for a student who is full time, which means they are taking 12 credits per term (Stager). This price of $13,750 includes the price of books, supplies, food, and transportation and it is an average price for all HACC students (HACC.edu). I think that I could easily cut some of the cost by trying to buy my books online for a cheaper price or even eating at home…

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