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    Depression In Schools

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    want to argue that school participation could be the answer we have been searching for. Although schools have flourished rapidly, students need to learn about depression and how it’s a problem. With so many uneducated students, bullying seems to be nonviolent when it really could be the main cause of most depression problems in schools. Symptoms in depression varies from one person to another. Losing or gaining weight, feeling…

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    Smos In Schools

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    an escalation of school shootings and violence, the government made provisions for the placement of police officers in schools across the country. The intention for these school police officers called resource officers (SROs) is to promote a better learning environment (Schlosser, 2014), and provide safety for students and staff. Safe schools are a priority for the students, parents, teachers, policy makers and the community (Schlosser, 2014). SROs have many duties in the schools; they act as…

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    middle and high school. It is a time to find one’s self and learn basic life skills along with developing an educational base to support the students later in life. One main controversial issue throughout the school system is whether or not dress codes and school uniforms should be enforced. Some believe uniforms should be required because students overall benefit from them. However, others argue school uniforms are detrimental to the students. Therefore, while many believe schools should…

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    Healthier School Lunches

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    Healthier food for schools I believe that we should spend more money on healthier lunches at school. We waste so much money on corn. Michael Pollan write an article about how corn is too big and we waste so much money on it. Pollan says “despite the fact that we struggle to get rid of surplus.” The obesity rate is 30% in 25 states. Many people may agree or disagree with the fact that we have many issues within ur community. Our plan is to feed the kids healthier within the school district and…

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    friends with. Many schools around the world allow students to do just that. But recently, high schools have been enforcing a stricter dress code by demanding students to wear school uniforms. Common uniforms include khaki pants, a plain collared shirt, and classic plain, white shoes. Over the past few years, public high school uniforms have steadily increased. The National Center for Education showed that, “as of 2007-2008, 16.5% of public school require a school uniform” (“How Many Schools Have…

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    The Purpose Of School

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    “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world,” Nelson Mandela. School prepares students for the past, but not the future or the present. Powerful, school maybe, if not put accordingly, is useless in the eyes of the unpredicting future. Having to part take in an strictly organized practice, it limits creativity to be openly expressed to fit one's learning styles. For a long time the educational system seems unchanged as many other assists have greatly improved. As I…

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    number of public schools requiring uniforms. It is irresponsible to require a uniformed dress code in public schools because not only is it costly, with supposed benefits that are inaccurate, but it also destroys individuality and redirects bullying to other areas. Requiring uniforms in public schools is not free; in fact it is extremely costly, with Americans spending around one billion dollars per year on the ensembles. ProConorg Headlines states, “school uniforms in public schools…

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    organization founded for a religious, educational, social, or similar purpose. For my institution I have chosen school, more specifically high school. High school was where I stepped foot in the adult world, where I had to network with new people as well as prepare myself to get into a good college. High-school was where most shape who they are and who they become afterwards. Although high-school prepares you for college and the “real world”, there was a lot of oppression to certain students and…

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    My School Philosophy

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    When becoming a teacher, there are certain characteristics of schools that every person wants to be a part of. When asked at the beginning of the semester what my ideal school would be, versus at the end, some of my answers differed and some remained the same. The knowledge I acquired over the course helped to influence my responses as to what my ideal school would be. Many factors go into my specifications including, philosophy, teachers and staff, curriculum, instruction, assessment, and…

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    stakeholders would you collaborate with as members of a group designed to help the school counselor develop a comprehensive school counseling program? Three stakeholders that I would collaborate with in order to develop a comprehensive school counseling program would include students, parents, and teachers. Each of these stakeholders would provide different, yet valuable information for the betterment of the school counseling program. How would you work with each of those members to develop…

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