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    Teach for America teacher and an education reform advocate, was hired as the Chancellor in 2007 by Mayor Adrian Fenty, who emphasized education. Rhee believed that the accountability and quality of the teachers was crucial to the effectiveness of the students’ education and implemented the IMPACT system. In this paper, by using Moore’s Strategic Management Triangle, I will evaluate Rhee’s performance and argue that there was potential for the success of the reform agenda, but the misalignment of…

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    living began to develop at a significant rate. This also brought about a shift from an agricultural workforce base to a more industrialized economy, as well as social activism and securing education for all Americans (Sicius, 2015). This essay will summarize the Progressive Era’s influence on education reform, an individual who played a prominent…

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    Introduction High-stakes testing has consistently been a hot topic in education for decades. These tests are used to hold students, teachers, and school districts accountable for academic growth. But, what exactly is a high-stakes test? How did it evolve in education? Why does it matter? What are some of the intended and unintended consequences of high-stakes testing? Also, what arguments do the proponents and critics have about high-stakes testing? High-Stakes Tests Defined A high-stakes test…

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    itself. Movements like this are referred to as reforms, which, simply put are the improvements of corrupt institutions for the betterment of both the individual and society itself. During the mid-nineteenth century, America was in dire need of reform. At the time of the Antebellum period, there were a large variety of reform movements all seeking different improvements each in its own way. While many of these movements failed, the ferment of reform itself achieved…

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    family was relatively poor. During Mann’s youth he had very little access to formal education, some sources claiming he had as little as six weeks of classes per year. However, he was able to make great use of the public library, and a tutor, teaching himself Latin and Greek. At the age of 20 Mann Enrolled in Brown University, which is where he became Mann became interested in politics, education, and social reform. After graduation from Litchfield Law School, Mann practiced law, shortly…

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    While reading chapter three Nussbaum’s book, Cultivating Humanity: A Classical Defense of Reform in Liberal Education, I noticed several connections to Brooks’ article, When Beauty Strikes. In many ways, Nussbaum agrees with Brooks’ argument about the power of beauty in art, or in this case literature. Like Brooks, Nussbaum argues that social change can come about through art. She first makes this claim on page 94 when she writes, “…the artistic form makes its spectator perceive, for a time, the…

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    power, more involvement, and more freedoms to make a difference in our society and help diminish automatic government. Unlike another of Howard’s reforms, such as giving more power to the president, the people would become supportive of this reform as they personally benefit and power is given to them and not a single individual. Social acceptance of this reform would be high, it is directly benefitting individuals and it would create more involvement within our society with higher enthusiasm.…

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    dictionary defines reform as “to put or change into an improved form or condition.” Reform is to come to a full understanding that something needs to or is going to change. Whether it is something you need to change within you or outside of you, reform can happen in many ways. Thomas Carlyle explains, “Reform is not pleasant, but grievous; no person can reform themselves without suffering and hard work, how much less a nation.” What Carlyle is trying to clarify is that reform is no easy task…

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    “The greatest obstacle to those who hope to reform American education is complacency.” Just like other immigrants, I am struggling to learn English, and I sometimes doubt whether my struggle will ever end. Despite the many circumstances that I have already overcome, my ability to understand and to write well in English remain my hardest challenge. I am proud of what I already learned and will keep it up as my personal goals. However, English has never been easy for me to improve my skills.…

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    Industrial Revolution were righted. Journalists, politicians, suffragists, and more rallied to clean the filthy and corrupt machine the US had become. Nellie Bly was a member of the Progressive journalists, a muckraker, and made a great impact in reforms. Because of her defiant nature, experiences, and her achievements, Nellie Bly deserves a place as a key figure of American history. Motivation…

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