Junior school

Pat-Time Indian talks about a fourteen year old boy name Junior, born with hydrocephalus. Due to health condition he has developmental issues and is much smaller than the average, he experience seizures, poor eyesight, stuttering and lisping. He is of an Indian heritage, attendin a high school where he is picked on, he get into trouble after hitting his teacher with a book it was recommened for him to transfer to another school. A much wealthier school with majority of white folks and he is the…

attainment and persistently drop out of school across all post-primary levels of schooling (Liu et al., 2009; Yi et al., 2012; Shi et al., 2015). A series of field studies show that the dropout rate of rural junior high students ranges from 18 to 31 percent across a number of provinces (Wang et al., 2015; Li et al., 2015; Shi et al., 2015; Mo et al., 2013; Loyalka et al., 2013; Yi et al., 2012). Nearly 90 percent of students from large cities attend academic high school; in contrast, only 25…

4. Point out any information you are learning in class that reinforces or challenges what you know from your service experience. What did you observe at your ASL site that reinforced or changed the knowledge acquired in the classroom? What is a positive/powerful observation you made at your ASL site? What is one circumstance/situation you would change if you had been the supervisor at your site? During the adapted sports night there were a variety of things that I recognized and learned. One…

Currently I am going through education school to become a first grade teacher, and there are many courses already under my belt and many more to go. Typically it would take the full four years to receive a degree in EC-Six elementary education, but I will be completing it in three because I will…

It was lunch time for me also so I traveled to Juan’s high school to observe him in a recreational setting. I know most of the administrators there, so when I arrived, they had no problem with me helping them out as lunch monitors. Juan sat with a group of boys and the first thing I noticed was they were all Hispanic…

Board Certified (NBC) is one of the most respected profession certification available in education. This certification has several benefits for the teacher, but also the students and school. It was created to develop, maintain and distinguish accomplished teachers and to generate ongoing improvements in the schools (About Certifications). Lately, I have been in contact with three local physical education teachers that are all National Board Certified. I interviewed them through email about…

High School is a unique time period life for teens. Social development, physical maturation, and academic learning can all be noted as important aspects of High School. Personally, I loved high school and learned a lot in looking back. Within Young Adult Literature, readers watch characters learn and develop time and time again. Often, protagonists are able to look back at their journey at what has happened throughout their experiences and see their own development. With high school being of big…

Has your school ever caught you snoozing in class. If so schools should push back the school's bell schedule because it give the students more sleep and feel more energized for school. I claim that school should push back bell schedules because of sleep time, education, and less emotion. First, sleep is a big thing for teens that can’t get up in time for the bell. According to Junior Scholastic, “Jilly organized a social media campaign that convinced her school to start later at 8:55 a.m. “I…

Going to school and education have always been exceedingly important to me, from the very beginning. Over time, I have come to love education for myself, and appreciate the many doors it opens for a stable future. So, it has always been troubling to me when I come across students of my own age and race- who don’t share that same appreciation. Of course, people aren’t always going to enjoy the mind crashing labor that comes with school- but I figured that there would at least be some level of…

implemented, females will be more represented and schools and narrow the gender gap between males and females and increase the enrollment rate of females in schools. Richard Maclure and Myriam Denov stated how “a policy of rapid post-war educational expansion, with its emphasis on increased girls’ access to schooling”, will no longer support “the diminishing systemic discrimination against girls and women”, and how “preoccupation with rapid school expansion is far more likely to reinforce a…