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    Outdoor Education Programs

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    Outdoor experiential education programs offer valuable leadership opportunities and prompt development of both technical and interpersonal skills while at the same time allowing participants to enjoy the great outdoors. These programs teach participants how to communicate, plan and set goals, work on problem solving skills, and work as an effective team towards a common goal. Additionally, successful wilderness expeditions accentuate positive group dynamics, environmental awareness, and specific skill acquisition such as rock climbing, kayaking, skiing, or hiking. Although safety is a key component of any outdoor education program, exposure to risk may be equally important because it provides a means for certain educational opportunities that…

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    memory. I take every opportunity to help a classmate in need for not only their benefit, but also the personal gain of being one step closer to proficient in adverse classroom situations. In the Oak Grove high school marching band my directors can trust me to step up and lead my section, my class, and even my band, whenever an instance of need occurs. Anything from missing shoes, to mysterious music mix-ups, I will always do my very best to be not only a problem solver, but also a positive…

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    A students nightmare is also known as a school’s dream. Funding for the school on the case that students become healthy and become prosperous successful human beings. These are claims that are made by government officials to promote the benefits of the school lunch program. The school lunch program is designed to help improve the health and well being of students, while unintentionally sacrificing on the taste and attractiveness of the given meals. School lunch regulations was created by the…

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    Virginia (SEVA) and the Eastern Shore helps feed hungry children in six cities: Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, and Franklin. They operate two core programs: The BackPack Program and Kids Café.6 The BackPack Program is a national program sponsored by Feeding America. The Foodbank of SEVA and the Eastern Shore launched this program in 1995. The program targets students that qualify for the National School Lunch Program and National School Breakfast Program. Creators of…

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    The 1946 National School Lunch Act, which later led to the creation of the National School Lunch Program was a policy act made in response to the growing concern of hunger in the United States. Led by Senator Allen Allender of Louisiana and signed by President Harry Truman, the NSLP proposed to safeguard the health and well-being of the Nation’s children, while supporting the consumption of agricultural good. Even though, the NSLP’s goals was to provide for the safety of the children, the…

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    Frisvold's Paper

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    paper and investigates the impact of school breakfast programs on the cognitive achievement of students. While the paper consists of a range of technical data, this report takes a more critical approach and draws out an intuitive analysis from the research, with some reference to the data provided. 1. Introduction How important is breakfast? Breakfast is understood to have a vital influence on an individual’s educational attainment. In this paper, Frisvold focuses on the impact…

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    the program on National School Lunch, created in 1946, is the oldest and largest child assistance and food nutrition program. It was created with the aims of being a national security measurement for safeguarding the well-being and health of the nation’s children while encouraging the consumption of nutritious agricultural goods domestically.it is also importance as it sets the standards for the foods offered to the school children. Students should learn this since it’s a major program that…

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    Kings Trail Elementary Professional Development School demographics are that approximately 38.3% of students identify as African-American, which creates the largest segment of the student body and is expected in many schools in Jacksonville where 41.7% of student population is African American (Kings Trail Elementary School). In addition, 27.9% of students identify as Hispanic, while, 20.7% identify as White and 9.2% identify as Asian (Kings Trail Elementary School). Lastly, 3.5% identify with…

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    The Importance Of Food Insecurity

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    nutritious breakfast and lunch are better able to concentrate on learning. Many American children start their school day out with a good breakfast. A nutritious breakfast is a central feature of a diet that meets the needs of children and supports healthy growth and development (Whitney et al., 2007). The children that live in food insecure homes may eat unhealthy foods or even skip breakfast altogether missing valuable nutrients. When constantly hungry the inability to focus on learning can…

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    Scrabble Game Analysis

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    a 400. Braggable is maybe 500. The best I’ve gotten in a club or tournament is 568, but I got like a 6-something against a friend. That’s Cooper Komatsu, an 8th grader from Southern California, and one of the top youth Scrabble players in the country. COOPER 1 COOPER: (16:11) We have the best combined rating, and the highest rated player in the tournament, which is my partner. I’m probably third highest rated. Cooper is an energetic, positive kid. And a kid who evidently loves Scrabble.…

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