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    I am attending Florida SouthWestern because I am a dual enrolled student in their collegiate high school program. I applied for the dual enrollment program for a few reasons. My first reason is because I felt I wasn’t being challenged in school. I knew if I went to FSW I would be challenged and I would learn important life skills such as time management, critical thinking and organization skills. My second reason is because in eight grade I was bullied a lot, and I wanted a fresh start far away…

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    Dual enrollment programs allow high school students to take college courses and earn credits toward an associate’s degree (Fleischman, Heppen). The students who participate in this program are exposed to college curriculum in an environment they are comfortable…

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    of concurrent or dual enrollment has taken center stage as one of the resolutions to curb the issues around costs. Political representatives love these programs as they reduce college costs, allow students to finish in less than four years and all but eliminates students having to retake college courses that they took in high school. As a higher education professional and parent of former college students, I have to also give the thumbs up to the premises of which dual enrollment programs are…

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    Are you willing to try new things and are up for rigorous challenges? A future student should take this Dual Enrollment English course because it definitely helps challenge you and make you a better writer. Compared to my previous years of being in a variety of academic english courses, I have learned so much during this English 112 course. I have grown so much as a writer during this course. I have recently read one of the very first papers that I had written at the start of the school year.…

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    right ankle to take out some screws that were on my foot for over 6 six years. However, it was stressing about how i was going to be able to pass my Eng 102 dual enrollment class. It was stressing that i had 1 week left and had to work on an 2 page letter and a final essay that were due on the last day of class. I joined the dual enrollment program(A.C.E) the summer of 2016 and since then i have had good grades in my previous courses taken and in my English 102 class i had a C already which was…

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    The most considerable difference between Cox High School and Ridgeview High School would be the academics. Both high schools offer Advanced Placement classes, but the similarities end there. Ridgeview High School offers its students Dual Enrollment. Dual Enrollment lets students who pass their SAT or ACT an opportunity to complete college classes and work towards or complete their A.A. Degree. Ridgeview also offers I.B. classes to its students. Students can enroll in this program in their…

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    In 1812 railroad technology and steam engine technology collided changing the known world which helped form the world we know today. The Middleton Railway in Leeds, United Kingdom was the first to use a steam powered locomotive to generate revenue and has been in operaton ever since. The creation of the railroad and how it has connected the world has left it never the same again (railserve.com, n.d.). The railroad soon came to America in 1820 and began to immediately impact society. The “golden…

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    p. 29) . This, however, set up the opportunities for states to disagree. Shortly after, the states got together to create a first of its kind system of government in an attempt to keep each other accountable and named it Federalism. It created a dual federalism system of government where there were very distinct and separate responsibilities between the national and state governments (Bowman & Kearney, 2014, p. 39). After the Great Depression, however, it evolved into a cooperative…

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    In this book she wrote, “It is possible and desirable to make the actual study of language diversity a part of the curriculum for all students” (Delpit 1998). This idea reflects my experience because Seymour is a dual language school that fosters to both English and Spanish speakers. Therefore this quote is pretty much the philosophy of this school. They believe that if a child speaks two languages that their education should reflect that. When it comes to me helping…

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    children’s bilingual education program (Lee, 1999; Sheffer, 2003), parents whose children are enrolled in two-way dual language programs tend to have high levels of involvement (Cloud et al., 2000). In my school district, parents play a critical role in program planning and sustainability. Based on parent meeting attendance held in the month of September in my school, parents of students in the dual language programs were committed to the bilingual and bicultural benefits afforded to their…

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