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    Notably, these teachers look at discipline as a major component of instructional effectiveness. They expressed that a hectic situation can develop with only a very small number of disruptive students. Additionally, instructional time can be threatened by even minor discipline issues. In addition to direct student discipline confrontations, it was expressed that parents often support their children’s bad behavior. They expressed that they have known very effective teachers to have given up…

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    Savage Inequalities and Shame of the Notion, writes about how the America’s school systems are not performing at their best, due to the lack of money. Unfortunately, America’s schools are not equal when it comes to modern technology, highly educated teachers, and well-maintained school. While I watched the clip, it got me thinking of the terrible conditions, how the students’ schedule are set up, and how money can make or break a school’s success. Due to the lack of money, some schools’…

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    conflicts and challenging behaviors, especially in the classroom. Conflict is “an expressed disagreement between children, usually involving property, territory, and/or privilege; or a mistaken behavior by a child or children, disagreed with by a teacher” (Gartrell, 2014, p. 512). Conflict is a natural and daily occurrence. While challenging behavior is define as “conflicts that cause harm or serious disruption; the term often connotes a continuing pattern of such conflicts shown by individual…

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    Nation At Risk

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    epidemic, standardized test scores had been decreasing since the Russians launched sputnik almost twenty-five years prior. Edward Graham of the National education association states, “Test scores were rapidly declining, low teaching salaries and poor teacher training programs were leading to a high turnover rate among educators, and other industrialized countries were threatening to outpace America’s technological superiority”. American education was in a downward spiral. A strong national…

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    alongside their peers. Friendships will be the base of a community in the classroom. Growth as a student, individual, and a member of society. I think it will create a sense of responsibility and reliability between all. The idea that everyone is a teacher and how we are all constantly learning from…

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    Our group discussed the issue of equality of education with respect to poverty, tracking dropouts, and bullying. Equality of education ties in with equity. Equity is the process, in which equality is the outcome. After looking at our four main topics, we discussed on how students who suffer from any of these circumstances do not reach equality in the classroom. We particularly focused on how future educators can provide different standards of equity in order to make sure their students all have…

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    Since teachers spend the most time with students, and are therefore able to relate with students, than they should be the primary resources for drafting the guidelines, rather than other faculty members or school board members. People who do not spend a lot of…

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    Mandatory Education Essay

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    who are not educated. The current education methods are based on the same terms as the ones used in the beginning of public education. Putting children in straight rows, having those children memorize facts, and living by instructions given from teachers were all used at the origin of public education. The public education methods in the United States…

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    Sociocultural Education

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    Ashby (2012) studied a program that started in the early 1990s that incorporated inclusive elementary and special education teachers. The programs value was promoting both excellence and equality in the schooling for students. This is a very important value that can be used interchangeably due to the fact that you always want your students and peers to strive for the best and…

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    study that focused on the correlation between the rate of teachers leaving the profession and teacher salaries. The study showed a negative correlation, which means the lower the salary for teachers in that district, the higher the teacher turnover. This also means, the higher the teachers’ salary is, the more likely teachers are to stay in the district and profession. I would use this article in my paper when discussing the causes of teacher turnover. This is because of the data given and how…

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