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    rowdy in a class suggests to the girls that it is acceptable for males to make noise because it is in their nature. Likewise, only reprimanding females who act disorderly imposes a distinction between the genders, causing girls to believe it is compulsory for them to remain silent. Gendered values comprehended by students are shaped from and emphasised by practises and attitudes upheld by adults. Due to derogatory views on females throughout history, such modelling negatively influences girls’…

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    students throughout their academics. However, standardization is the process that refrains students from experiencing an equal learning experience. Numerous techniques of standardization create a social disparity in providing students with an equal education, ultimately affecting their future. The outcome of these techniques have triggered many individuals to share their perspective on this issue. Cathy Davidson’s “Project Classroom Makeover,” and Karen Ho’s “Biographies of Hegemony” both…

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    Introduction The development of digital literacy has become the key requirement for people to be successful in today’s globalised world. The past decades have proved that there is a definite need for Computer Science (CS) and computational thinking to be taught and integrated into any school’s curricula (K. Falkner, Vivian, & N. Falkner, 2014). The already obtained results cannot be considered as highly expected since “schools are failing to provide students with access to the key academic…

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    true potential of student centric teaching and socially just education (Hackman, 2005, p107). However, despite failing to consider the multicultural backgrounds of my students, I did incorporate learning activities that were accessible to a variety of students regardless of socio-economic status, exemplified by the roleplays utilising only props provided by the school. The Melbourne Declaration (2008, p.7), echoes the importance of education in creating a socially cohesive society and…

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    It is universally known that standardized testing is proven to be the bane of every high school student’s existence. The whole concept of standardized testing, whether it is the SAT or the ACT, is viewed as ludicrous to many young adolescents in high school. Many reasons include the fact that the whole aspect of standardized testing impacts a student’s academic career by adding unnecessary stress, by feeding students a false illusion of success, and by ultimately deceiving students by masking…

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    Covering the part of the motto was not a symbolic speech because there was no speech. Although the ruling of the court focused much on the ruling of the Board of Education v Barnette, this case is different from the Barnette case 1. Rebuttal: The prior ruling from the Federal District Court stated that Maynard’s action was symbolic speech a. Maynard’s action was a symbolic speech because his action implied his speech…

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    The need for love, as well as for security, is a powerful motivator of behavior (Brendtro et al., 1990). Alienated youths, experiencing harsh social conditions, may seek alternative ways to fulfill these needs, including running away. Young people also desire autonomy. For many street children, freedom from adult control is the most important attribute of their adopted way of life (Scharf et al., 1986). Street children who experience harsh social conditions and broken family relations tend to…

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    Most people deem that picture books are straightforwardly used to beguile children in their leisure time. Nevertheless, the previous statement is not utterly truthful: these books are not only advisable for the entertainment but education as well - particularly infant education- . This paper aims at showing the importance of picture books in the growth of people, particularly in the one of those who need special schooling. In order to attest it, the importance of the image in a picture book and…

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    When it came to selecting my core value I had to look at what has led me to live my life the way I have today. As a Bosnian-American I have been overwhelmed with joy because of the opportunity that I have received living here in the United States. I can say I am truly blessed that my family was accepted as refugees in United States in the year of 2000. I am blessed that I have the freedom of religion, speech, and press along with the millions of others living here in the United States. The…

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    genealogy as long confusing, and endlessly swelling as any found in the Old Testament or a late-run episode of Honey Boo Boo. And why this is so and whether the assistances outweigh the expenses are questions well worth. Conferring to Department of Education statistics, one out of five students will be suspended in a given year and another 3.4 percent will be expelled. There is unanimous agreement that students who are thus disciplined are far more likely to not graduate high school. Therefore,…

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