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    influencing me ever since kindergarten. In the following essay, I will talk about my journey in school and how this exercise helped me realize that it is our experiences that shape our lives. Elementary School To start, Elementary is the first educational system that starts to influence you. I went to three different elementary schools; all three of the schools influenced me in a different way. I started elementary school when I was 5 years old. The first elementary school I went to was a…

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    For many year, the struggles that are being faced by the children growing up with a divorced or a single parent family, have been viewed with sympathy and with great solicitude. Living with divorced parents instead of with a married couple might seem impossible for some yet over the decades in has become more prevalent. In today’s society, many children with divorced parents have grown up with determination to become successful to cross over the rocky path that life bestows upon all human beings…

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    The Road to Success Many would say that one does not need to go to an elite college to be successful. Although their argument is reasonable, the statistics clearly show that going to an elite college bolsters your chances in succeeding in the working world. In fact, the average college graduate makes around $47,000 a year; however, graduates from more prestigious schools like Princeton were easily making at least six figures (Ellis). This is an extremely large discrepancy in the payoff of…

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    College Tuition Cost

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    State colleges need be little to no tuition cost for students who want to attend. State colleges who eliminate their tuition for students who live within the state wanting to attend college for a better future. Students will have little to no debt when graduating from college giving students the motivation to attend college. Attending college will become the new norm, just like graduation from high school making the high school dropout rates decrease. Private will have to reduce their tuition…

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    High School Dropouts This crisis of the drop out is been continuing for each year. “Dropping out of high school culminates a long-term process of withdrawing from school and has profound social and economic consequences for students, their families, and their communities” (Jolivette). The standard is to get many teachers to reduce high school dropout rates in the U.S . The rates are too high and the results. This is very high and the outcomes. such a high rate are to great…

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    Middle school learners makeup a special group for psychologists as they have highly specific educational needs that should be addressed correctly. Nowadays, it is generally recognized that middle school learners are neither younger high school students nor older elementary school ones. They require a specific psychological approach that helps them to deal with the current psychological problems and creates the necessary potential for the future development of each individual. Although each…

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    Many aspects of campus expansion and policies had great benefits, but nevertheless held oppositions as well. The Davis Library was a new, innovated, resource for the students. On the other hand, there were complaints of the library being abused, specifically by undergraduate students (Richards, 1984b, p. 8). This ultimately led to several specific instances of banning undergraduates from the library, written shortly after its opening. Mary Margaret Richards, a graduate student in the English…

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    In 2013, Americans started to question if preschool should be mandatory and if the government should fund preschool. 70% of American’s say programs should be available for every child. The majority argues that there is no benefit, but they are incorrect. Preschool should be mandatory because it helps them academically and develops socially and emotionally. Unfortunately parents display the concept of not wanting their child to begin an early education. Preschool being mandatory is a good thought…

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    Teacher Assistant

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    The System of Education since 100 B.C.: When males were only allowed to receive an education and females stayed home. It is amazing to see the progress throughout the years going from only males receiving an education to both females and males being able to attend school. When receiving an education it should not only be learning, but rather helping students receive the education needed to learn and enjoy. The problem is that nowadays teachers main focus is to make sure that students learn a…

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    When the party ended, people started to leave, and I waited with a group of friends for our rides to come, each of them asking me if I wanted a lift. I pleasantly declined their offer and said good-bye. Then I looked to the left and to the right, only to notice I was the last one at the school. I then laid on the grass and started to look at the partially clouded sky. This got me thinking that nothing ever stays the same and change would inevitably happen. It was relaxing and after a while, my…

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