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    Language Arts, Social Studies, and Special Education. When she reflected on why she chose to become a special education teacher, Carissa shared: I have always has a passion for individuals with special needs. Before I became a special education teacher, I was a Mental Health Case Manager for Easter Seals UCP. During that time, I established a closer relationship with individuals with special needs and that is when I developed a desire to become a special education teacher.…

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    Education in the Past, Present, and it’s Effectiveness Had education stuck where it was in the past, our education system today would look a lot different. Students would still be using Hornbooks, Magic Lanterns (small projectors), and Chalkboards. We would be constantly behaving and listening to the teacher. If students did disobey the teacher, we would get whipped or beaten. However, today’s education is much different and more effective. Now, we are using our Smartboards with computers, and…

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    Like Maya Angelou, I firmly believe that “It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength.” While Angelou was not only talking about diversity in the classroom, this quote aligns well with my beliefs about diversity in the classroom. I believe that as a teacher, I must do as much as possible to help the increasingly diverse learners in my classroom be successful. I believe that diversity isn’t an “issue” to be handled in the…

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    author of So You Want to Be a Teacher: Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century that provided a lot of insight and information that is important to know if I wanted to be a teacher in a 21st-century classroom. In Chapter One: Who Are Our Teacher, Koch gave statistics of what a “normal” teacher look like in a classroom. Most teachers are middle ages married white woman and Koch discuss the importance of having diversity in the education field among diversity and gender. If there is not diversity…

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    achievement in the United States (U.S.) education system, Common Core State Standards (CCSS) were designed to create clear and consistent benchmarks to ensure that all learners, regardless of where they live, graduate with the identified 21st-Century Skills needed to succeed in a global community ("About the Standards | Common Core State Standards Initiative", 2016). According to the CCSS site (2016), as of August 2015, 42 states, the Department of Defense Education Activity, the District of…

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    writer for jobmonkey.com stated in their article titled, “The Good and Bad of Being a School Teacher.” That, “While the pay is not six figures, teachers do earn a steady income. With yearly increases, contracted raises, and increases from furthered education, a teacher’s salary continually climbs. Not to mention, it is rewarding to receive paychecks all summer long while on vacation. In addition to the salary, teachers typically have excellent health care and retirement packages that add value…

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    their child’s education. My peers will also be a target audience because maybe when we grow up we would like to be a teacher. This project will help me to make connections with the world by that this type of project will help me to develop qualities that will benefit me in the world. I will be able to teach the second generation and help them do the basic things in life that they will always use like reading or writing. In this project I believe that I will develop 21st century skills that I…

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    The debate around the differences between public and private schools has been around for a long time. This is majorly because education affects everyone in different ways and as such people have debated on either the benefits or drawbacks associated with either the public or private schools. It is true that different people argue for or against either the two systems, so what these differences that are so clear and yet have taken so long to be resolved? Perhaps, the very fact that different…

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    Developed by the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority, the Australian Curriculum provides Australian students with a world-class education comprising of the knowledge, understanding and skills necessary for life and work in the twenty-first-century. The primary goal of the Australian Curriculum is to foster students’ confidence and creativity, strengthening their love of learning and development into active and informed citizens (Australian Curriculum, Assessment and…

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    The U.S. Education System is Failing In school kids sit down, listen, and our told what they are supposed to do, and are rewarded for it, in today's world people cannot get very far from listening to institutions. In Fahrenheit 451 Montag express how people are not being taught how to think, they are being taught what to think. This relates to modern day education because, the way school is run it requires no talking, no planning out your own schedule, your not going by your time your going by…

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