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    Education has always been one of the most concerning subjects in people’s lives and a lot of people have been debating about it for decades. Most of the debates on this topic reach a stasis point at the end, which is that College is not as meticulous as it used to be because of the falling standards. In this debate over higher education, the authors of the article have different viewpoints on higher education. Emily Hanford and Pew Research Center discuss that the American Higher education…

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    Sommers Value Education

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    VALUES EDUCATION This essay will focus on #2. Do you agree with Christina Sommers that ethics classes are currently focusing too much on public policy and too little on private morality? Explain. Value is a person’s principles or standard of behavior; one’s judgment of what is important in life. Ethics is defined as the morality or a moral principle that governs a person’s or group’s behavior. Values education, (Powney), “is the process by which people gives values to others. It can be an…

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    As teachers, we have the opportunity to serve as a tool of increasing interest in education and decreasing the achievement gap between students of various cultures. Our duties go beyond teaching content and including social, emotional, and cultural aspects of our students live. The responsibility of every teacher is to engage and challenge students of every culture. We also must identify and acknowledge the value of students’ differences, as well as, our own perspectives. Important steps for an…

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    improve the performance of female students. Values affirmation is an intervention in which female students “reflect on self-defining values, [which] can buffer people against such psychological threat” (Miyake, 1234). In the study explored by Akira Miyake, students in a college level physics course students were divided into a control group and an affirmation group. The control group selected values that were least important to them and wrote why these values may be important to other…

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    of time focusing on school. Higher education means better jobs, better money, and different opportunities. When a person pursues a degree they gain more than just better jobs, money, and opportunities. They also gain an education that a lot of people don 't get the chance of having, and people who have higher education are more often than not out of poverty. As kids we are told from the time we start Kindergarten to the day we graduate how important an education is. Teachers push students to…

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    For students who are considering a path towards higher education, it is often presumed that remaining in High School for the entire four years is of the utmost necessity. However, this is not the case. Many students, myself included, have chosen an expedited path towards a higher education by graduating High School in three years, or in some cases, less. Graduating early is especially advantageous to students considering a career in medicine, law, or in any other field that requires almost a…

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    The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, written in 1845, is a very powerful and inspiring autobiography that, shows the brutality given to slaves, and the value of knowledge. Frederick Douglass believed in education and the power it possess, and I too now understand the true virtue of education. Nowadays many people take school for granted, and do not realise the importance knowledge has and the influence it has on a human’s life. The dropout rates have drastically increased, and the…

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    2014 Take-Home Assignment 1 1. In higher education we often invoke a distinction between theory and practice or between the abstract and the concrete. Percy invokes a similar distinction, but he argues that we value the theoretical and abstract more than we do the concrete/real. In your response, explain 1) why YOU think we value the theoretical/abstract over the concrete/real, and 2) Percy’s argument that this is a problem. Society entices us to value abstract over real because knowing the…

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    The value that is having my degree to me will allow me to have a voice, and be able to express my opinions. I have worked with teachers that don’t always know how to approach children in the proper manner. For example: screaming at a child that comes from an…

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    Knowledge is clearly defined as acts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education. A person who has received a quality education at an institution of higher learning will have a sizable advantage over someone who chose to limit their education to a high school level. In Writing About Writing we are given a clear example of two children who received an education and used that knowledge to escape all worldly issues and display their thoughts and intelligence…

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