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    brother unlike the one they had while growing up. Settling life into the United States was not going to be easy but my parents always encourage us to work hard and take pride in our work. Their motivation to succeed has always inspired me to be a better person and work hard as they have even with the limitations in their lives. When I arrived, I did not know English aside from a few words my parents were always encouraging me to learn and speak English properly without forgetting Spanish. I was…

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    Sherman Alexie's Literacy

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    will read this was probably brought up through some sort of schooling system. Allowing them unlimited access to resources and tools that would eventually lead to their literacy. But what happens when you might not have access to things like that? Sherman Alexie and Malcom X, are just two of many that didn’t. However, they key their success in literacy to many different things including some sort of sponsorship. For Sherman Alexie, growing up on an eastern Washington Indian reservation, he…

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    becoming more and more popular with an estimated 2,000,000 children being homeschooled during the 2010 conventional school year. Many parents are taking on the role of the teacher in a home schooled environment. There are several reasons for the growing popularity of homeschooling such as, religion, test scores, performance, and overall learning achievements. Though homeschooling is ever so popular, it needs to be looked at through a sociological view in order to determine its place in society.…

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    The Struggles of Understanding Mandatory Schooling In the article “Against School” by John Gatto, he expresses his opinion about how and why the public education system in our country is not getting the job done. He does this by discussing personal experiences and stating some eye opening facts about the standard methodologies of teaching in the U.S. He attempts to dig deep down into the true meaning of the goals of a public education in our nation and believes that the standard teaching…

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    Raise Minimum Wage

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    suffer every day from lack of money due to the low minimum wage standards. People who work minimum wage jobs and have children have a difficult time putting food on the tables and enjoying everyday living. Without a reasonable pay it’s not easy to afford transportation, food, clothing, schooling, or anything that requires money. The minimum wage in Rhode Island is currently seven dollars and fifty cents an hour, when calculated it comes out to about fifteen thousand dollars a year. It is…

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    Each year, school districts are faced with a growing population of students. The issue with this is that many districts have a shortage of school facilities, and they are limited to the amount of money they can spend on each of these facilities. To handle this issue, school districts around the world have adopted a year-round school calendar to ensure they are using these existing school facilities to their full ability. Year-round schooling arranges the breaks differently, causing students to…

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    Growing up in a broken home with a single mother that work two jobs and have five kids is a burdensome. Being the oldest child I am forced to take care of my younger siblings as if they were mine. Sometimes I wish I was not born into this shenanigans that was created. As a child, I imagined myself having a plethora of friends and becoming a socialite, but reality hit me when my mother started having more children. The more children my mother conceived it seemed the more problems I had to endure…

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    There is a growing of online education within the nation, which is causing many individuals to share their thoughts on brick-and-mortar schools compared to online schools. These thoughts can be like perspective number one and three, against brick-and-mortar schools, as online schools allows children to learn in a safer and more comfortable way; or they can be like perspective number two, against online schools, as they seem to take away the human interaction from the learning system. The…

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    children may receive an education.”(“Education Law”) There are three main options a guardian has to choose from when choosing an educational system for their child; public schools, private schools and homeschooling. The most common choice is public schooling because it is free to attend and there are several public schools in one area usually. Homeschooling would not be the suggested choice out of the three because it often brings the child or children difficulty…

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    Gary J. Matus Analysis

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    Firstly, they may have distain and hatred for kids with more opportunities and advantages in life such as private schooling, healthy marriages, both parents, and success. Here violence can arise as they are having these negative emotions and feelings infesting their mind harming their focus and turning it away from the resources that can help them achieve that level of success such as schooling. Perhaps they may not value school as they have not seen anyone become successful come out from the…

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