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    Kozol analysis suggests that students from a higher socioeconomic class are more likely to receive a better education. Whereas, student, from low-income families, will be denied this opportunity and will potentially be predetermined to fail in the education system. This is harmful because it means that low-income students will continue to be suppressed by the unfair socioeconomic standards of the educational system. Kozol suggests that since toddler years, low-income students start to fall…

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    Grit In College

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    Being successful is an important part of the college experience. College classes require more study time outside of class. If a class is a 3 credit hour class, then you need to study for 6 hours outside of class for that content. Throughout high school, classes weren’t as restrictive of time so students didn’t have the concentration that is needed for success. This is why they don’t do as well and fear failure. Being “gritty” will improve this problem in the long run. Grit is a term referring to…

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    high school can be the catalyst for a student to academically disengage. Students who have been expelled are considered at-risk because they have engaged in risky behaviors that have led to the student to be expelled. School district in California are mandated to provide expelled students with an education, which in most cases students are placed in an alternative education setting with in the school district or county office of education programs. Students when placed in these alterative…

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    Why learning a foreign language brings many advantages Every spring it’s time for High School students to decide which subjects they’re going to take the next year. Many High Schools have a wide spread possibility for their students to choose from, often there are many language possibilities, like French, Spanish, German... The students have to decide whether or not they will need to use the subject or language for their college application and profession. Almost every college requires two to…

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    recent years. A principal is no longer considered a manager but instead has many roles in the school. The principal is the visionary leader that dictates a path for the students, staff and community members. Principals need to prepare to lead in the 21st Century as their leadership role keeps expanding to achieve high results for students. Principals have opportunities to join professional organizations that support development of principals in different stages of their careers. Here I will…

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    professionally relevant to you. The key concept is the critical mass of the staff drives a culture of university achievement. The University pledged to be committee to creating to create a school that knows no limits to the academic success of each student. The theory for Practice as a school decide on one goal that drives everything that you do. This is personally as well as professionally because each child played and learned independently with the…

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    writing has broadened immensely. Truthfully, until now I never comprehended or grasped the vital components to lead a successful career in writing and reading. Initially, I never even had a theory for writing and reading. I looked upon it as just another obstacle I must overcome to achieve success. I failed to ever recognize the correlation between success and certain tendencies students have. Throughout English 110 I was assigned to read and analyze three pieces that relate to this topic. Each…

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    classroom at the start of a lesson to show the students that you as the teacher are happy to be there and that you appreciate them and their efforts. This will encourage students to be active in their learning and create a warming environment in which they can learn. 2. Establish Relationships. To establish good relationships with the students in a 5 classroom the teacher needs to ensure that they are not creating a barrier between themselves and the students as it sends a signal that you…

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    same test is given in the same manner to all test takers. Almost every teacher, parent and student have an opinion on the subject. Herbert J. Walberg “Standardized Testing is a Good Way to Measure Student Learning,” and Don W. Hooper “Standardized Testing and Assessment improves Education,” agree that standardized testing is effective and will improve the performance in schools, in teachers, and in students. While Walberg relies more on logical appeals and Hooper on emotional ones, they both…

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    The two mindsets that students have in school do not determine whether or not which kid is “smarter”. Based on the book Mindset: The New Psychology Of Success by Carol S. Dweck, the difference between students that have a fixed mindset and the students that have a growth mindset are whoever works the hardest and can look past failures not as the end, but as a learning process. Carol Dweck claims that people that have a fixed mindset tend to get discouraged when they do not receive the grade…

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