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    in public schools When schools first started in 1635 there was not a huge campus and different classrooms for every subject. But now in the 21st century there is a different teacher for every subject and different classrooms for the different subjects. In the recent years the public school campus have been removing religion on the public school campus. Yes there may be private christian schools you can go to but they cost a lot of money to attend those schools. But many public schools do not…

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    In the book Wonder by R.J. Palacio the main protagonist, Auggie Pullman is sent to a private school for his first year of middle school. For August, this is his first year in a classroom with other students as well. But, unlike other children August has a rare disability that affects the way his face looks and the way he hears. Yet, he is still placed in a classroom with normal kids. Books like Wonder raise questions about including disabled children in classrooms with nondisabled children.Such…

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    Neoliberalism In Australia

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    marketisation and standardized testing are the results of neoliberalism. Schools are competing against one another and promoting merit to get students in the door. While pressure is placed on teachers and students to perform well on standardised. The stakeholders of the education system are considerably affected by neoliberalism. Marketisation and standardised…

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    Addressing Homophobia

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    material from the government or other organizations. The report from Warwick & Douglas (2001) at the University of London states its purpose bluntly, if perhaps a bit underwhelmingly, saying that “people are not always clear about what can be done in schools to prevent homophobic bullying … we have attempted to provide a range of ideas and suggestions about what could be done to enhance the physical and emotional well-being of all pupils” (p. 5-6). This assistance is well-intentioned but an…

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    Good School Lunches

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    Our school claims that they put effort into giving students the option of a good school lunch. But, I feel otherwise there could be some occasions where the food will be good. But, in other times it could be soggy or very cold like I have had sometimes. Also, it says that the lunches are healthy of course the lunches are served with a side of veggies but the vegetables served with these meals are absolutely unacceptable they are really unappealing and they don't even taste like vegetables.…

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    Selective State Schools

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    Introduction to State Schools in Australia In Australia, state schools are run by the various state governments. State schools give free education but many schools solicit from parents to give a voluntary contribution. This can be classified into two categories: open state schools and selective state schools. An open state schools accept all students from their government-defined catchment areas, and instruct using the Curriculum and Standards Framework. Many open state schools have selective…

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    George Bancroft, born in 1800, quickly excelled in school while attending the Phillips Exeter Academy, and then entered into Harvard College at the age of thirteen. Harvard President, John Kirkland, encouraged Bancroft to study abroad, so he left for Germany to obtain his Doctorate degree in Philogy. After earning his doctorate, he helped found a private school for boys in Northampton, Massachusetts. When he married a wealthy woman, Sarah Dwight, he gained more time to pursue his intellectual…

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    In her essay, “Finland’s School Success: What Americans Keep Ignoring,” Anu Partanen brings up the familiar topic of education reform (Partanen 976). Citing the PISA survey, put out by the OECD, Partanen makes the observation that the United States is not top on the list, but rather Finland (976). As a result, the United States invited the director of the Finnish Ministry of Education’s Center of International Mobility, Pasi Sahlberg to come and speak at Dwight School in New York City. Partanen…

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    The fact the some say that school children although separate in appearance they are equal in learning is a terrible misconception, many of us believe that our school is a magic fairy tale where everyone is perfect and equal and if your are of color you have the same easy opportunities as your white counterparts this is a joke. the truth of the matter is in the past and even today, being of color has a negative effect in the quality of learning. Schools of color are as strong as a community as…

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    Elizabeth Sinclair Essay

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    much as he needed to get a masters in business, and become an asset to one of the most successful corporations on the east side of the states. In contrast to the present, Elizabeth was soft-spoken and obedient as a child. From the time she started school, to the age of twelve, she was homeschooled. This, along with the fact that she was disinterested in sports and distant from her church group made her feel…

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