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    Juliano Fletcher Mrs.Wolfe Period 5C 1 May 2015 Cellphones In School Technology has a bright future ahead, nowadays you can’t go anywhere without seeing someone taking pics , listening to music or texting. In this upcoming generation,life is centered around technology, especially in schools. The use of technology in school is becoming more prominent .Which is affecting the way students learn ,and kind of inhibiting concentration. .Cyber bullying is also another issue caused by the use…

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    teach him the alphabet however as soon as the Thomas Auld discovered the teaching he put an end to it. Thomas believed educating slaves made them rebellious and chose not to educate any slaves living with him. Washington was allowed to attend the school for slaves as long as he made up the hours of work which he missed. He was not able to keep up with the work but was sent a teacher to work with him at home when he was not working. Although Douglass did not receive a large education while…

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    but do we really live up to it? Children are truly taking for granted and overlooked. In the Second Thoughts book, written by Janet M. Ruane and Karen A. Cerulo, one can see that in today’s society our children are being threatened worldwide in schools where children…

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    the free-market approach to public education was thriving. Marginal and failing schools closed. Charter and magnet schools cropped up in every corner of Virginia; online and distance learning programs thrived; and private and parochial school enrollment boomed. Students became clients - schools that served their clients well, survived; schools that failed to serve their clients well, closed. In less than two school years, districting based on residency collapsed as students began moving freely…

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    V. WHAT COMES NEXT? In regards to CCSS, there are certain steps to be taken for this issue and any other reform in the future. First, America’s public must be educated about reasons for standards in education regardless of what they are called. People have a right to be a part of a process and should elect representatives based on who will get the job done without bias. This could be accomplished at local, state, and national levels. An example would be utilizing the media as a tool in a…

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    Why do some parents want to raise jerks? I am a mom of two young girls ages two and five. The landscape of our country and culture is frightening and it is hard to see a silver lining for the future. I worry so much for them and what kind of world and opportunity awaits them. What paths will be paved, and which will be blocked by a wall. Politics aside, because I realize the moment politics are brought up half of the close minded audience will automatically tune you out. Let's…

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    that believe that all children can attain academic excellence, despite your social status. Education should not be subject to social hierarchy. And once it’s fixed from the inside, we can go and claim the Trees of Death money to send more children to school, college, and the start of a new…

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    it, the issue of safety is causing parents to keep their children home from schools. It is causing individuals everywhere to become increasingly untrusting of the authorities who are supposed to protect them. It causes mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, friends, and family of all kinds to worry daily about their loved ones. At a time when we are constantly bombarded with news reports discussing the most recent shooting, or riot, or violent outbreak of any sort, people question…

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    Mike White Bullying

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    and their needs to be a change. There needs to be more punishment for bullies, so that they learn that it is not ok, and they will not be a bully their whole life. This will help the suicide rate from bullying go down; kids will not be scared to school, and many kids will not hate their life growing up. Bullying is not a new problem; it has been around for a long time, but people are just now becoming more aware of…

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    Introduction The school counseling profession is continually evolving. To this end, the roles and responsibilities of a school counselor can change according to societal concerns, and this can affect the school counseling curriculum. Societal concerns for safety in schools can prompt national policies and procedures, resulting in long-term changes to the school counselor role, curriculum, and scope of practice. Over the last five years, several incidents have rocked the American school system,…

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