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    can be one of the hardest changes of all. Changing communities affects how one views his or her peers, life, and one’s sense of self. When I made the transition from Elementary School to Middle School, my world was turned upside down. I was introduced to things I had been beforehand shielded from. My experience of the shift from Elementary School to Middle School was dramatic; my life changed both for the better and for the worse. Elementary School was a happy time in my life; I am sure most of my fellow students would agree with me. In Elementary School, I was free from the worldly worries; I did not have…

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    English becomes the major language that I use in my daily life, however, when I was in elementary school, I thought the English course was unnecessary and defeat. In China, about in my fourth grade in elementary school, English became a required course, and it is as important as Chinese and Math lessons. Because during that time, the United States, Britain and other countries that English is their mother tongue, become the top world 's strongest countries, and that making English become the…

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    been a great admirer of the German education system. I am more familiar with the school system in my home country (Togo) than the one in America. Togo is a French colony and they follow the same education system as France. Kindergarten or pre-school registers pupils from age 2 to age 6, and prepare them for entry into primary school. Every pupil must pass through this stage regardless of your age. Primary or elementary school take students aged 6 to 11. It’s a six years long of studies. This is…

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    for a bright future for the country and the world then significance needs to be placed on the education of children. The best way to do this is to reduce class sizes and allow students to learn in a more individualized environment. Large class sizes in elementary schools have been the easiest solution to budget cuts in education but are doing nothing but hinder a child’s learning potential. Children with disadvantages in their home life suffer greatly in large classes because they will not feel…

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    Prior to the 19th century, education was not wide spread throughout the world. It was with the increase of an industrial economy that education became a necessity. Education was needed to prepare workers for newly specialized labor. As specializations became more complex, the need for more schooling increased. Although education was becoming more popular, many were restricted from going to the schools. In the Middle East, only the elites and middle class families were allowed to educate their…

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    California public school teachers. To this day, I struggle with not implementing the writing techniques and strategies that were taught to me in grade school at the university level. A large part of my struggle began developing during my early childhood years. Spanish was…

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    I was not fully aware of what was happening during that three-year period. I used to struggle essentially with fitting seeing that the majority girls were different than me. I was that girl that does not talk or get herself into trouble, while other girls talked together and gossiped about other girls. That environment was not only aggravate me, but also the school’s curriculum was still under development. They used to give us only papers, not proper books, to study from. All I can recall that…

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    Leawood Community Essay

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    Today, Leawood is a community full of many schools, businesses and beautiful suburban areas. Leawood, being the 13th most populated city in Kansas, has a current population of 34,579 people. The city consists predominantly of Caucasian ethnicity (90.8%) as well as African…

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    Felicia M. Salgado Mr. Belmont College Composition 2 13th February 2017 Compare and Contrast Elementary Children Independence in America vs Elementary Children Independence in Japan Most children in America depend on the adults to do almost everything for them, but Japan is very different because children are nearly always seen doing things by themselves. Although there are many children in America that are very independent, the majority are not, especially children in elementary school. They…

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    Essay On Limiting Recess

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    To the Members of the Boston Public Schools Board of Education: “School districts across the country have been slowly limiting recess and children’s free time at schools with many schools taking the drastic step of eliminating recess altogether” (Keeler 14). Many schools believed that smarter students could be cultivated with less free time and more work time (Keeler 14). However, children in America are suffering from a health crisis from the lack of physical activity and free time in schools,…

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