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    American education reform has long been a subject of political debate; which has prevented the United States from taking effective action to improve the national education system. In order to change what is happening in public schools, one must look at the problems and potential solutions to these problems. This essay will be comprised of three components. I will reflect on the main goal of the education system, which is to further the advancement of special groups such as minority students. I…

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    universal education was then a lonely beacon" is what Arne Duncan used to open his "The Vision of Education Reform in the United States Remarks to UNESCO in Paris, France." Speech. He addresses the problems with the education system and how the U.S. Will fall behind in the world of standardized tests if we don't improve the systems we have now. How we need to be more collaborative to still be a competitor in the world of knowledge. First, in Duncan's speech he had mentioned "Education…

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    sound future, led by some triumphant breakthroughs in education reform, has been sought after and arranged to bring to light mutant education. Solutions have been proposed to keep the peaceful co-existence of mutant and humankind. Found by listening to valid thoughts of opposition to Schools for Mutant Children (SMC’s) and those who have accepted the idea. SMC’s, are the beginning to a foundation set forth by the Mutant Child Education Reform Act (M-CERA). Careful thought has been put into…

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    have a focus. I was easily able to describe the impact of inventions, including the cotton gin, the reaper, the steamboat, and the steam locomotive, on life in America. Students were also able to demonstrate their knowledge of westward expansion and reform in America from 1801 to 1861 by describing those same inventions. Did the outline of instructional plans work as anticipated? Explain. - Yes, the outline of instructional plans did work as anticipated. My outline was thorough and easy to…

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    1. According to Ravitch, is public education broken and in need of fixing? Discuss her arguments regarding this situation. According to Ravitch our public education is this country is not broken, however it does require repairing. She explains in various ways how people who call for a different type of education system such as, charter schools, online schools, and vouchers, are higher government reformers who consider themselves the saviors of education in this country, yet they appeal the basic…

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    name of Horace Mann came along in the early 1800’s to promote education and train educators in schools. During this time the education in Massachusetts was suffering and the quality of education was shifting downhill. He reformed the education system by making sure every child received a basic and free education, ensured proper training for teachers, and shaped the education system through his six principles. Mann’s reforms of education have shaped the system all around the world. Horace Mann…

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    Education Reform Movement As new settlers made their way to America, a push towards education began in hope of keep some aspect of their lives the same. One group of new comers where the Pilgrims. They believe strongly in reading the bible in order to keep their faith alive. This meant that the literacy rate between Pilgrims was higher than with colonists because of wanting to keep their faith alive and connected with their past ancestors to their children. The women would teach the children…

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    qualifications for teachers as well. They were required to be highly qualified, which did not necessarily match up with being highly effective. This past week, President Obama signed off saying that No Child Left Behind will no longer be in effect. This reform is very evident in schools and most likely will be for a while. Two elements that are seen…

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    Losses: The Cost of Education Reform, Susan DeJarnatt (2014), explores the concept of education as public good versus a private good in Philadelphia. She examines the current treeatment of public education as a private good, and opines that the current themes of privitization, school choice, and accountability metrics by standardized high stakes testing, fails to incorporate the “democratic equality” (DeJarnatt, 2014). She paraphrases Diane Ravitch, that the focus on education as private good,…

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    Hello class today I’m going to talk about Education reform in America. My claim is the education system in the United States has seen many changes since America was founded, with some of the reforms mirroring the bigger problems in American society, such as racism, the separation of church and state, and inequality. For my creative project I have more of an interactive piece that goes through out my presentation I’m going to split the class into three parts, the white boys, white girls and the…

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