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    Working-class families were characterized by “separation”, as parents believed that education was the teacher's responsibility and compared school as something that happened between the hours of nine to five (separate from home life). Presents would seek little information about their child, rarely attended parent-teacher conferences or school…

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    There are many settings that a child could be cared for, such as: creches, day nursery, after-school clubs, preschools, child-minders, schools, parent and toddler groups and many more. This settings can be statutory, voluntary, private or independent settings. Day nurseries takes care and educates children from age 3 moths to 5 years, they are mostly private settings. Such settings are open all week, they can be half or full day nurseries, anything that can match the need of working parents. the…

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    Parents, teachers and educational system have questioned the role of recess in schools and how effective recess is to a child’s education. There are two major concerns addressed by those who opposed to recess. First, they claim that recess detracts a child from instructional time. Moreover, that recess periods randomly scheduled in school day, could potentially disrupt children’s work routine. Finally, they argue that recess promotes aggression and antisocial behaviors (A. D. Pellegrini & Peter…

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    If college is the gateway yo a career, then preschool is the official starting point to education. The learning outcomes of preschool are the foundation years for math, science, art, and languages. While there are some debates on when a child should start preschool, many debates weigh heavily on the curriculum and environment of preschool. Which brings to one question: can pre-kindergarden home tutoring be just as effective as traditional methods? Below are the pros and cons of pre-kindergarden…

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    What Is Homeschool Essay

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    Every family provides the best education for there children, Education is taken very seriously by today’s society, difference between ordinary schools and home schooling occurs as an issue to huge number of family’s in the community, It is very difficult to get anywhere in life without an education now days, opponents of home schooling base their arguments on children feelings, that they will feel lonely and depressed without developing their skills or face life Difficulties and deal with it…

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    educating children is through homeschool, and this has become easier with the help of technology. Parents are more focused on teaching their children at home, which allows them to focus on their child’s individual needs rather than a collective education they would receive from schools. However, homeschooling is not as beneficial as many might feel; because even though the child would get individual attention, there would be a lot of sacrifices made on the parents part. Not only would there be…

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    Essay About Homeschooling

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    homeschooling. Being homeschooled is better than going to regular school. This is because you can get a better education, you have a schedule that revolves around you, and you never have to worry about peers. Regular school is great, but homeschooling has a much more promising future for education. When people are home schooled, they get a more personalized education. By getting a personal education, they can learn the things that they want to learn and can advance further. Say someone likes…

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    There have also been many studies about the immigrant paradox, which is not only about health but also about how optimism leads to success in the United States. In the study done by Schwartz, et al. (2017), a measure was based on optimism. In other research, being optimistic of acculturating to the receiving country has shown to motivate immigrants and end up doing very well in school, possibly because they are excited to show what they are capable of with the resources the school provides which…

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    For many, an education is the key to opening doors. However, public education is not as simple as just getting an education. Students and teachers face many obstacles daily, put up by the government and the states in which they live in. Public schools should be nothing but a place that ends up helping students acquire the knowledge they deserve. When the students learn independent thinkers are being created. Public schools are more than just getting students ready for college. Public schools are…

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    them to understand the great potential of mentorship on its own, a major step towards active citizenship. I am thrilled to work with such a great organization to continue my efforts in serving the Athens community in issues related to Youth and Education…

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