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    Introduction There are a lot of issues that affect educational needs of the community, school, and children. The lack of parental involvement is one of those issues. Education is a major stepping stone in the development of children. According to Fajoju, Aluede, and Ojugo (2016), “Children’s education is not expected to be left in the hands of school administrators and teachers alone but also in the hands of everyone, most especially the parents and the child’s immediate family members” (pg.…

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    be a history teacher but now know I would prefer to teach holistically. I am currently studying Level 3 Diploma in Childcare and Education (EYE) at St Helens College. As part of this programme I have completed placements at various primary schools and a nursery which involved…

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    you do not they will eventually find out. In the beginning, Laurie’s mother had said that he had gone from “a nursery- school tot, to a long-trousered swaggering character who forgot to stop at the corner and wave goodbye.” Jackson had included this quote in the story to show how hard it would be for his mother to think…

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    of four, much as he had done with Jamie’s mother and uncle years earlier. He attended the local nursery and primary school, where he proved to be “a good scholar [and] listener with an aptitude to numbers.” Jamie’s extra-curricular pursuits included karate, involvement with the Boys Bri-gade at Ardeer, and naturally football. At the end of his primary schooling, Jamie was streamed into a football school, sponsored by the Scottish Football Association, which runs parallel to his academic studies.…

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    scholarship for future years. Not only are the scholarships ideal but both majors are great backgrounds for going into teaching as they will enable me to work more closely with the learning disabled. Currently I am taking Psychology and English courses in school to guarantee that I am prepared for the program and I’m volunteering with kids to increase my chances of getting into both this program and teachers college. As long as I continue volunteering with kids and keep my average up these…

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    Picture Book Symbolism

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    Picture Books in the Health Curriculum Health classes are another area of middle school curriculum that could benefit from utilizing picture books. Many social and health issues are covered in picture books targeting the middle school students. As an introduction to the topic of mental health, The Red Tree by Shaun Tan is a great example of a well-illustrated picture book that creates of a visual image of depression. The symbolism of the red leaf throughout the story can be discussed as it…

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    every stammered syllable falling from my mouth. The forty eyes in the room then multiply by the hundreds, and increase by every minute I am standing. Growing up with a stutter affected every decision I made in early adolescence. Since my first nursery book, speaking out loud resulted in frustration and embarrassment. Beyond my peers’ reticent yet pernicious judgment, I grew embarrassed…

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    It was August 24th, 2009… I remember my first at in Vietnam for studying abroad in the American International School as if it was yesterday. I started going to middle school since when I was 7th grade. It was a memorable situation day ever in my life. First day of school, my hand clenched in my mother’s hand because I could not understand or speak any English, and also it was unfamiliar surroundings; I did not know what class to enroll me in. Even if the teacher says something, I did not…

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    and I pulled out the bottom of my semi formal clothings and pants drawer. Being the control freak that I am, I also picked out my brother’s outfit. My mother was kind enough to let me select my own outfit to school as a second grader. Enrolled in a small, private, and conservative Christian school, where the moms are very in everyone’s business; not many of my friends were allowed to pick out their “free friday” outfits. Although now, I wish my mother would restrict some of the things I wore.…

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    and emotional health: Music helps the different parts of our brains to function simultaneously, which is important for children to listen and be able to hear vaguely in the background. Movement and rhythm exercises stimulate the brain in pre-school years which help the children to memorize and remember important information as they…

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