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    My philosophical inspiration for the school would be one that sees an education journey, not an arduous task in where the task of education is sometimes seen as a punishment. For the school’s inspiration, I choose Saint Augustine of Hippo. Saint Augustine was a Roman born in 354 ACE, he was an academic that traveled eventually becoming a professor of rhetoric in the imperial city of Milan. After his loss of his companion, he eventually became a bishop and spent his remaining time under the…

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    happy, we have to understand their level of education and their learning style to come up with a teaching method based on nurses assessment of the education and learning style. When preparing a care plan for our patients, we should make teaching according to individual culture diversity, learning style and low health literacy aaand this help tobring other health care team on board like social workers, case manager, and dietician. Patient education should start right from admission for…

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    the CCSS are put into place to better our nation’s education overall. It’s important to understand the reason why we have standards; standards are put in place to ensure that students in every school will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in college, career and life (Conley, 2014) . Research suggests that implementing the Common Core State Standards is beneficial, because it will increase academic rigor, increase quality education,…

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    Causing Grade Disputes

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    troubling trend in the minds of America’s youth: Students deserve high marks just for fulfilling rudimentary requests. While this concept seems to be present in most teens’ minds, many others hold a different view. In the Patrick Henry AP English Language and Composition Syllabus, this idea is explicated with clarity: “The grade of A is a performance grade, not an effort grade.” In this class, neither attending live seminars nor relying on prior knowledge is enough to obtain an extraordinary…

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    technology in early education in many different forms. Technology is being introduced into the classroom earlier and earlier. Today some schools are introducing technology as early as head start and pre-k. The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) in collaboration with the Fred Rogers Center for Early Learning and Children’s Media have developed…

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    effective teaching relates to a school achieving an outstanding grade from the governing body, Ofsted. We will also explore the different policies within the education system and how these policies outline how the curriculum is taught. This essay will also analyse what is meant by effective pedagogy. The word pedagogy has its origin in Greek language and its historical definition translates to, ‘the art of teaching’. The definition of pedagogy has become more complex and distinct over time,…

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    Texas Grading System

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    In the United States, people come from all over the world to live the “American Dream” and get a good education. However, in recent years the United States’ education system has been under fire for its questionable grading and testing system. In this essay, I briefly will go over the questionable testing system in Texas and the integrity of the grading system in the United States. I will also go over multiculturalism and the strict curriculum teachers are faced with today. The Three Most…

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    Robinson claims that the current education system is killing our children’s creativity. Robinson believes creativity is as important in education as literacy. However, schools are more focused on training kids to pass tests and go to college, rather than letting them think outside the box. He also talks about the different types of intelligence, and how kids learn in a variety of ways. Robinson explains how children are more intelligent than we think, but our education system forces them to…

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    dozens of programming languages. Colleges are now trying to cover a very broad spectrum of technologies, and with this broad brush there is no place to include mainframe technologies. The consequence are graduates might have skills in open source type languages, and do not have the required skills to step into the demanding environment mainframe enterprises will put on them. IBM identified this shortage, and started to address this workforce shortage, and lack of tertiary education with colleges…

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    Pk Literacy Standards

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    the 21st century (ELAS, n.d.). The purpose of this paper is to review and critique a Maryland College and Career-Ready Standard (MCCRS) for English Language Arts/Literacy. These standards will give students skills and knowledge to prepare them for college and/or a career. The MCCRS that will be reviewed, and critique will be Pre-K (PK) English Language Arts/Literacy standards. The review will consist of a summarization of the standard, how it is organized, how it defines literacy, and what is…

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