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    College Could Backfire

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    Backfire” Cappelli writes about how students that specialize in college may be doing themselves a disservice. Cappelli writes that the way students are currently going about getting specialized degrees is flawed and can be a creating disadvantages for future efforts in life be it more schooling or finding a job in the fields. Cappelli states that “Schools, in turn, are responding with new, specialized courses that promise to teach skills that students will need on the job.” this is a statement…

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    Many students do sports and to some of them this means, hard work, commitment, and good grades. Yes, grades. In many schools they say you need to have good grades to be able to participate in sports, and sometimes this means students either sitting out of the games and practices, or maybe even being kicked off the team. I believe that this rule should be enforced in all schools. In reality not many people actually end up going to the NFL or any other sports leagues. Better College Time.com…

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    The Systematic Destruction of Imagination Modern educational systems in the United States encourage students to conform to the status quo and to never challenge the way things are done. Students attend classes of little real world value, kids either become disillusioned with learning or lose their imagination through conformity. Many classes discuss artistic works, but never consider that there can be more than one meaning or deeper purpose to be gleaned from them. Ignorant parents contribute…

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    that homework would have a significant impact on the quality of graduating students. His position of increasing homework and the amount of time spent studying outside of the classroom is well supported by both school administrators and an educational psychologist. Jonathan Rauch also points out that schools can make adjustments to their programs of instruction, but cannot do so without protest from either parents or the students. He shows that the children in the United States are lazy and…

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    risks of the student loan bubble. Over the last 5 years the American federal reserve bank has increased spending on federal student loans over 1,000%. From $100 billion to over $1 trillion dollars. According to Kate Hardiman from University of Notre Dame “Economists believe the amount of federal money allocated to student loans shown in this graph is highly “unsustainable.””. With the increasingly large amount of risky student loans being given out its not going to be uncommon for students to…

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    Pressure In College

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    Today college is known as the gateway to becoming a successful adult. It is without a doubt very challenging, which brings us students’ immense pressure. It is not an easy experience for even some of the most intelligent people. This has been recognized in history with people such as Albert Einstein, who in 1885, failed his first entrance exam in college. Why did one of the most respected physicians in history not prosper in college? Clearly Einstein had the intelligence. However, there are so…

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    All students should attend college and receive an education. Becoming a college student is hard especially by yourself. But working hard is an important way to be able to be a successful person. For example, some can relate to working hard because they grew up doing sports their entire life. They either ran track and field, cross-country, volleyball, cheerleading, basketball, flag football, soccer, and more. In high school, being a student-athlete was tough because of the traveling, school work,…

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    Peer Mediator Reflection

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    and my qualities as a leader and a problem-solver will help me meet the demands of the job. For example, during all four years of my high school I served as a Peer Mediator to address fights and disputes between two students. During the lunch hour, my partner and I would go to the Head of Security’s office to help the students who had been detained by the securities. My partner and I would help these students come to an agreeable resolution that if they both accepted would allow them to avoid…

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    These routines and procedures are designed around the idea to give students accountability for their responsibilities in and out of the classroom. They are explained, modeled, and then reinforced to assure students understand them all. The Danielson Framework for managing classroom procedures states that students are taking initiative, are minimally prompted by the teacher, and that the overall instruction time is maximized by the classroom running smoothly. Wong & Wong (2014) is closely aligned…

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    get a good job. Colleges require the student to put forth the effort in order to obtain its true value. Rawlings’ explains how college is a two-way street, how the professors must inspire and create an engaging environment, while the students need to breathe it in and be enlivened by it. A college education is expensive, and it is the student’s job to take advantage of the opportunity. I agree with Hunter Rawlings’ theory that the ideal goal for college is the realization that students can use…

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