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    of 2007 is empathetic to the post modern view where students should develop an understanding of, and concern for, stewardship of the natural environment, and the knowledge and skills to contribute to ecologically sustainable development, whereby education can promote ‘social cohesion by giving students the skills to relate their own values with the experience of others’ (Federalist paper, 2007). However they simply did not integrate the small phrase ‘greater religious tolerance’ into the…

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    scholars developed ample interests in the relationship of entrepreneurial education with students’ entrepreneurial intention across the globe. Entrepreneurial education over the years has, however, generate inconclusive arguments. To some scholars, entrepreneurial education contributes or influences students’ entrepreneurial intention (Lee, Chang & Lim, 2005; Lourenço, Jones, & Jayawarna, 2015) while to some entrepreneurial education has no influence on students’ intention to choose an…

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    The Amish culture has a very unique lifestyle and is dictated by rules. The “rules” are known as ordnung in which they outline the basis of an Amish lifestyle and faith (Hostertler 1993). These ordnung helps identify what it means to truly be Amish. The ordnung dictates a person’s dressing, hair length, schooling, technology, and important farming techniques. Amish clothing is very different from the world we live in. The clothing is an expression of their faith. The Amish style is known to be…

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    Court held that state law could provide primary students a property interest in their education. However, forty years later, courts remain uncertain of when such an interest exists for university students. In Goss v. Lopez, the Supreme Court extended due process protections to a group of high school students in…

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    considered a uniform when it is “something that is compulsory to wear” An example of a uniform would be requiring white button-downs and ties for boys and pleated skirts for girls, with both wearing blazers.…

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    receiving an education. Her native country Pakistan is one of the many countries around the globe that violate Article 26 in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Education, which has had its fundamental roots all throughout history, has not been kept to the standards presented in Article 26 of the UDHR by the countries of Ethiopia, Pakistan, Angola, and Gambia due to their absence of gender equalities in schools, lack of educational resources, and lack of a compulsory…

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    individuals to ask simple questions, performing tests and using observations and recorded data to identify answers (DfE, 2015). Although science is now labelled as a core subject, the Wellcome Trust (2014), suggests that science Is much more than a compulsory subject as it aims to inspire and encourages children to be inquisitive about the planet around them as well as helping children to develop a range of skills which can be used across the curriculum. This is agreed by Beckett (2013), as she…

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    Introduction Education is one of the best ways to work in assisting towards people’s transformation. Education has been both established and applied to our world over time and context. It has adopted in so many ways as being practiced by many agents around the world. Every nation has their unique experiences and strategies in both working and weaving out the best system to advocating towards the greater outcome of education. New Zealand is one of the countries that has a sound and unique…

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    English teachers. Even though English is compulsory in the national curriculum from the fifth grade, the lessons focus mostly on grammar. Therefore, Japanese students’ level of English is not really high. According to Hongo (2014), Japan ranked 40th out of 48 countries in TOEIC scores. Moreover, Japanese learners of English show less proficiency level than other countries, especially in oral communicating using English. As a result, beside English education from the government, Japanese people…

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    In fact it could even be considered the dark ages of Ethiopian education as all existing attempts to modern education came to a complete standstill, in short it was a negative period in the history of Ethiopian…

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