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    League university. For the less affluent students, it was important to them to “justify the return on investment” for their education. If he were to answer those questions along the lines of “these are the kind of books you read in college,” it would reflect what he calls the first theory of why we have college. Theory One, as he explains it, is that college “is essentially a four-year intelligence test.” In this theory what is important is whether or not students can make it through this…

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    Why do I want to be a Teacher? Teachers have multiple roles in today’s society, and it is upsetting when the teachers out in classrooms do not want to be with their students. The way that teachers hold themselves in the classroom can deeply affect their education, as well as their self-worth from the time when they are in the teacher’s classroom further on, and so it is imperative that they desire to be with their students and desire to make a positive impact. This is one thing that I…

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    The value of education As a student you should be asking yourself “ why is literacy so important?”, it’s important because you are able to read and write and also its part of our education. Although they come from different background, Mathabane, Rodriguez, and Malcolm X . Mathabane says “With tears streaming down my cheeks and falling upon my mother’s bosom, I promised her that I would go to school “forever.” (pg.10). Mathabane did not want to go to school because he did not like school or…

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    Republican Motherhood and the Cult of Domesticity. While overlapping, the two movements have many nuanced differences. The first to appear, Republican Motherhood was the post-Revolutionary war movement for women. Higher expectation in knowledge and education was the main goal in order to raise better American citizens. In contrast, the Cult of Domesticity begins to develop after Andrew Jackson is elected as president.…

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    classrooms. As a special education teacher, her main focus is on her students’ academic performance in the classroom, and she creates her lesson plans based on her students’ needs. The downside is that Mrs. Taylor feels the documentation of the each student’s IEP takes away time from the classroom. She feels that she can identify and know what her students’ need and goals based on her observations and interactions in…

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    In the nineteenth century why did criminals continue to break the law when the punishment was so barbaric? Despite the Industrial Revolution, crime was on the rise. Was crime due to poverty and the lack of education, more prosperity-induced than poverty-induced, or was it based on where you came from? The Penal System in England during the nineteenth century did not seem fair. Regardless of the reasoning for criminal activity, the punishment didn’t seem to fit the crime. Undoubtedly,…

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    into a career, but having some extra education will always be beneficial. Whether a person just finished high school and they are trying to figure out what to do next, or they just retired after 60 years of working really hard at whatever they did, or anything else in between. College is always beneficial, because it keeps people busy who need something to do after high school and it is a gateway to thousands of possibilities in the future. A college education is beneficial because it makes…

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    With the pressure, comes anxiety which can become something that teachers struggles with. Along with teacher anxiety, the students as well deal with anxiety. If being an elementary educator strikes your interest, one simple concept is important to understand: it takes more than good tastes in clothes. Being an educator it takes a little more to be successful. To be successful, you have to have more will power and having a deep and meaningful purpose when choosing this career. Having a deeper…

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    our culture. Just imagine not having any music or art in the Renaissance era. How would our society have looked today without the important influences? My research question for this project was How does music helps expand our interaction in society by being taught in our school system? The first thing I looked at in doing my research was Johns Hopkins School of Education website. The title of their article was “Music and Learning: Integrating Music in the Classroom” (John Hopkins University…

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    Although student voice is an important element to include throughout all the stages in one’s K12 education, it is essential to maintain and further develop in high school. Functioning student voice in high school is more important than ever so that teachers can instill in these young adults life-long skills, and encourage them to take control of their own education. In college, when the academic leash that is often imposed by heavily controlled state-wide standards is taken off, students…

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