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    My Dream Changed My Life

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    whose life was surrounded by play. However, at the age 11 there was an important transition in my life– I entered middle school. By this time, I stopped playing with cars and stopped pretending to be a doctor or a lawyer. I was now focused on something else, my identity. Growing up, I had trouble fitting in. Sure, I had my best friend Star in Elementary school and in middle school, I had like eight best friends, but I still felt incomplete. I felt as if there was something missing as if like I…

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    Throughout my four years of high school, the seaside community of Narragansett, Rhode Island, has encouraged and nurtured the growth of its youthful inhabitants as students and individuals. The supportive environment and abundant opportunities available for students to pursue their passions and help others consequently benefits the community as a whole. As an athlete, and more specifically, a runner, I have aspired to motivate and encourage young athletes to enjoy the fun and friendships that…

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    Freshman Transition

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    Students making the transition from high school to college are expected to face several changes, yet, there are essential skills they must develop to make it easier for them to succeed. Not all students adjust to change and transition successfully; however, there are essential skills that are important to develop. The goal for freshman students is making it into their sophomore year with a competitive grade point average. The applications of basic resources students receive during orientation…

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    reasons, students shouldn’t be required to take state test such as STAAR Tests in order to move on and graduate from high school. Students should not be required to take STAAR Test because it can destroy their confidence, become stressful and some students have testing anxiety. Testing anxiety is not common but I have a family member that does and he has to suffer in his life after high school because of it. Also, the STAAR Test can become another source of stress on top of everything else…

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    Cross Country Running

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    passion. So today I am writing to you with the hope of sharing this passion of cross country running with your school by becoming the Varsity Cross Country Coach of the Lakewood Vikings. I would be a good cross country coach because of my coaching experience, knowledge of training philosophies, and my personal success in the sport. I have been an assistant varsity track coach at Capac High School for the past two seasons, and a third upcoming, with my focus in distance events. Also, for the…

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    Soon her childhood fun came to an end, after completing the eighth grade she left school to work to support her family. At the age of 14 she started work: making tissue flowers and later found herself in a clipping bureau where she read over 200 newspapers. There she began to realize her passion and went back to high school where she became the school's newspaper editor, unfortunately she didn’t complete high school. Her next move was to Ann Arbor Michigan where she married George Smith and…

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    tough but having a solid standpoint on how you view learning either a fixed or growth mindset will benefit you to reaching your goals in college like how it helped me during this phase of my educational journey. Through my overwhelming experience from high school to college, transitioning from fixed to growth mindset had greatly impacted my view on learning and academic performance through developing…

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    develop their personal and professional skills, eliminate social issues, and improve economy. In our days, students who want a college education, but cannot afford to pay for one, are highly disadvantaged and are forced to consider entering the workforce straight out of high school. We must ask ourselves if the financial pressure that is put on students is morally acceptable or it is a direct opposition of the idea of the “American Dream”. There are students who work hard in high school, achieve…

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    Brown University’s Main Green. This desire was thus the impetus behind my matriculation into various groups on campus that sought to provide for the Providence Community. The time I have spent in these groups, have given me experience in advising high school and middle school students. Advising has given me skills like working one-on-one with students with the goal of establishing study habits and strategies to succeed academically. Advising has also permitted me the chance to speak and present…

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    High School Inequality

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    College and/or High School Over the course of this semester, I felt that I was able to truly comprehend the work of David Shipler, John Iceland, Anette Lareau, and the like, who reported on the effects of relative poverty. The reason for this being was because my former school, Parkland Magnet High, was a manifestation of the crippling effects of inequality. Income disparity, lack of social capital, and inadequate cultural capital all interacted to define the educational experience of several of…

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