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    people judge homeschooling without knowing what it really is about. In fact, homeschooling is not as bad as people think. There are somethings that people think they know about, putting a bad image on homeschooling. Homeschooling is a great alternative to public school when someone needs it. It is a lot different than people make it out to be, homeschoolers are not as different as they think. Some of the benefits of homeschooling are that the parents gets to control what their child…

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    There are many arguments for and against the “Tim Tebow Bill” within Virginia and across the nation. It is important to look at the arguments provided by those who support the bill. In doing so a few faulty arguments appear to repeat themselves continuously. Dispelling of these myths is essential to understanding the true impact of the “Tim Tebow Bill” on the high school sports landscape. I. Paying Taxes Entitles Children to Play High School Sports In the United States funding for public…

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    Growing up in a broken home with a single mother that work two jobs and have five kids is a burdensome. Being the oldest child I am forced to take care of my younger siblings as if they were mine. Sometimes I wish I was not born into this shenanigans that was created. As a child, I imagined myself having a plethora of friends and becoming a socialite, but reality hit me when my mother started having more children. The more children my mother conceived it seemed the more problems I had to endure…

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    Online Education

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    Technology is growing rapidly throughout the world affecting the education system drastically. In today 's society, students have an option to receive an online degree or get an traditional education. However, these are two different things and require different standards. The differences between traditional versus online education is flexibility, communication, and discipline. To begin with, traditional education requires transportation and daily commitment because on campus courses take place…

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    What Is Homeschooling?

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    In this century, education has become a top priority around the world. Everyone wants their children to receive the best education possible. A major question concerning education is whether or not parents should be allowed to teach their own children. Supporters argue that homeschooling offers an environment with less pressure where students can earn better scores and presents the chance for a personalized teaching. However, opponents point out the high costs of homeschooling, less social…

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    Intro Does homeschooling work as a good alternative to public schooling? In my and many other American 's opinion the answer is yes. Homeschooling has been around for a long time, but it has seen a major increase in participants in recent decades. According to the Home Education Research Institute “About 1.5 million students in the United States are home schooled.” and “There were about 300,000 students in 1990.” Homeschooling has been starting to become more mainstream than it was just a decade…

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    Grand Theory In Nursing

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    Understanding In our studies through nursing theory we learned about different frameworks to understand how to provide the best possible care to patients. The first few days of the courses at Western University of Health Sciences introduced us to the idea that nursing theory or concepts can be borrowed or interchanged. To explain, the theorists have formed theory based on their specific time era, culture, country or region. There were founding developmental psychologists and framework that…

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    My grandfather, who I was very close to, passed away from lung cancer. Watching his struggle with the disease started a lifelong desire to help cure cancer. My grandfather 's tumor was inoperable. Chemotherapy and radiation, meant to save him, only made him sicker and weaker. My family and I could only watch while he was constantly in pain. As part of my volunteering at the pediatric department, I played with pediatric cancer patients who had to stay in the hospital long-term and talked to…

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    The purpose of a philosophy is from the moment you enter my classroom it’s apparent how the environment is centered on the students. From the furniture to the interactive bulletin boards, it’s evident that the room is geared towards preschoolers. Working with young children, I find the educational philosophies that best fit my own philosophy are progressivism, constructivism, and humanism; all student- based theories. The philosophers or educational influences I model my philosophy from are:…

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    Identify your selected problem in the first line of your posting and post your research question. “Relationship between effective Discharge Planning and Psychiatric Hospital Readmission Rate” Does effective discharge planning reduce the rate of readmission to a psychiatric hospital? According to Burns and Grove (2005), a correlational study examines the relationship between two research variables within a known situation. A correlational study determines if two variables are correlated. It also…

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