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    future? Reports, on educational funding, consistently reveal how uneven and unfair public school funding is throughout states across the country. While this underfunding of states does need to be addressed as a whole the easiest way to to see a change is to do so on a state level. Connecticut needs to enact a fair and evenhanded school funding system in order to assure fairness among all students in every school district. (Talk about funding among all states. How funding dispersed, states…

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    hurts less and less, but I hope you remember the process. The grueling, exponentially annoying process will mean more to you than a Band-Aid fix that covered, not healed, the wound. Sophomore year, you were elected as the Vice President of your high school, and like any rational person, you tried to give away the title because another person deserved it more- yet another excuse for why you didn’t deserve what you wanted; simply, you believed you weren’t enough. You lacked the courage to accept…

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    1940s Decade Analysis

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    would spend their huge amount of their time at school, studying and doing additional school activities to be ambitious among others as they knew they were lucky…

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    meat on my bones, so I did. Around my 8th grade year summer, before entering high school, my whole body changed. I’m not sure if it was me finally reaching adolescence, but I sure did change my eating habits. I finally started to gain some weight, but my body was still in shape because I have always been an athlete. I have been playing soccer for as long as I could remember and it always kept me fit. Throughout my high school years, I remained lean and tall, but I was eating a lot. Senior year,…

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    The school club allowed me to see the importance of what this group of peoples can do for the school and the communities. As I was getting involved with the clubs, I had a great opportunity, created by the school, to help the homeless people, people with inconvenient health, little children, seniors and ext. As I was helping either directly or indirectly, I…

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    opportunities. What I am going to discuss is if there is really a “better option” of the type of school everyone should be aiming to go to. Which college, a community college, for-profit school, or four-year university, will take a student farther in life and give the most benefits (graduation and a degree)? From the research, I have concluded that out of the three types of schools—community colleges, for-profit schools, and…

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    Mexican Life History Essay

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    Ethnographic Research Paper: Life History (Geronimo Hernandez) The topic that I choose is the life history of a Mexican man by the name of Geronimo Hernandez. The reason why I choose to do a life history of a Mexican man is because I can relate with that person and I have knowledge of traditions and know some of the struggles Mexican people face as a community. I like Mr. Hernandez have come to this country to live a better life and have left a different life style back in our Country like many…

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    supports these opinions by using memories from his past experiences. He uses quotes from different people and magazines to back his opinions too. Throughout this article Moore uses pathos, ethos, and logos to help build on his claims about the American school system and the education level of the country. Most of Moore’s article was pathos, but there were some ethos and logos. The terms pathos, ethos, and logos are Greek terms people…

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    One of the reasons I am most excited about becoming a high school agricultural science teacher is the opportunity that is available to influence students’ lives. I did not realize how much of an impact all of my teachers had on me until I began school at Texas A&M Whether it was good or bad, they helped me become the person I am today. I will forever be grateful for the lessons they taught me, and for their influence on my career choice. My results for the Texas Genuine Assessment were a…

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    School Uniform Colonialism

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    School uniforms are not universally utilized throughout the world. In fact, across the globe people of color are significantly more likely to attend a school that mandates uniforms. Given this, one might postulate that communities of color value school uniforms and therefore, utilize them more often. This paper will suggest that this is not the case and demonstrate the role that colonialism and systemic oppression play in the widespread use of uniforms on students of color. This is increasingly…

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