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    A 2015 Stanford Medical School article examines this very crisis. The article states that sleep is vital to one’s health because it plays a major function in cognitive development and behavior (Richter). The author explains that while one is asleep, the body itself is at rest, but the brain is full of action. It is believed that during this time, important events are underway. Sleep has been found to regulate emotion, behavior, store memories, and to allow the body to heal. Not obtaining the…

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    This element of making associations and learning language at a young age is crucial. For instance, infants have an inborn ability that allows them to learn languages quicker than adults can and is why it is urgent to expose them to these pictures and varieties of text when they are…

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    "The Invisible Man; or Battle Royal" she tells the story of group of a high school students that are about to graduate and go off to college. The story is called “Battle Royal” and was published in 1947. This story is about a group of African American students who are forced to fight each other for the entertainment of the white people. While the black students are fighting, a white naked blond woman enters. As Brent states, “This is an especially intimidating situation for these young…

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    this as an arguable debate on whether it should or should not be taught in schools. Many people feel that morals are lowered when the use of condoms and anti-fertility are introduced in schools. Parents sense that this form of education urges adolescents to experiment instead of abstaining. Being that the United States has the highest teen pregnancy rate, here are a few reasons why sex education should be increased in school settings: it continually decreases the rates of STD's and pregnancies,…

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    School Counselor Role

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    Role of a school counselor History Beginning our journey, let us explain that the education field, which is closely related to that one of school counseling, has undergone and is still going through several reforms within the last decades. In fact, because the nation feared that the US was falling behind academically and the Nation at Risk Act was initiated, school counselors were sought to be “sociopolitical instruments to achieve national goals” (Erford 2011 as cited in Reiner, S., &…

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    I believe that American culture is in the state of sexual freedom. This is evident by the acceptance rate of homosexuality, advocacy of “deviant” sexual behavior and sexual relationships, high rate of premarital sex, and comparisons with other cultures. I think the freedom of choosing who to become one’s sexual partner is a part of the sexual freedom. As the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage, homosexuality is shown to be more accepted by Americans. Attitudes towards homosexuality became more…

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    Music Education Importance

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    creates a strong bond between classmates and turns classmates into family. A family who sings together and a family who is there for each other when in need. Music is something most people would enjoy learning and what better place to learn it than in school surrounded by friends. Nobody is born knowing how to play an instrument; it takes time and requires dedication in order to learn and become great at it. This is why beginning in kindergarten through fourth grade it is important there is a…

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    to children of any age. In high school or college-aged kids this would be the parents who do tasks the young adult should be capable of doing themselves for instance, calling a teacher about grades, setting class schedules, or going to a job interview with them. In elementary school, helicopter parenting is exposed by a parent making sure their child has a specific teacher or coach, picking the kid 's friends and activities, or helping too much on homework and school projects. For young kids, a…

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    lifetime, including the Spingarn Medal, the NAACP's highest award, and the prestigious Martin Luther King Jr. Award. On September 9, 1996, President Bill Clinton awarded Parks the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor given by the United States' executive branch. The following year, she was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest award given by the U.S. legislative branch, ( ). In 1999, TIME magazine named Rosa Parks on its list of "The 20 Most Influential People of the…

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    Theory Brendon is an 11 year old Caucasian and Asian male from a middle class family who lives in the upper north end of Seattle. Brendon and his parents live a comfortable lifestyle in a suburban setting. His parents are both educated. His father Chad has a bachelor’s degree in finance, from the University of Washington. Chad is an account manager for Wells Fargo. Brendon’s mother, Cady, has an associate’s degree from Tacoma Community College. Cady currently works for their (Catholic) church…

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