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    at Warner Elementary School benefited by having the positive impact they had on their students’ learning recognized. Public education in Delaware also benefited from this settlement when the Delaware General Assembly amended AYP regulations to include more rational accountability procedures. Ethics of Justice.…

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    I have been thinking about the recent Mississippi vote not to fully fund public school education. I realize it does little good to rehash old wounds, but sometimes a second look is warranted. That is especially true in light of the emotions that flowed so freely on both sides of the issue in the days leading up to the vote. So, putting aside the confusion caused by the ballot and the chancery judge issues that dominated the discussion prior to the people’s decision, I took a second long look…

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    In reality, public policy issues are all around us. As a matter of fact, they are publicized in social media, magazines, legal documents, newspapers, and on the internet. Nevertheless, there is not a business or organization that can operate without associating with public policy. Equally important, every business owner and organization should study public policy and understand its processes. According to Kraft and Furlong (2013), “public policy is a course of government action or inaction…

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    Education in public schools has been falling downhill for quite some time. Students are feeling like they are not learning anything in classes, especially in high schools. Students feel that they are just memorizing the class so they end with a passing grade. School back in the day was never like that, students back then were taught, and they learned instead of memorized. Today the government is becoming more involved in public school education and trying to add Common Core Curriculum, but all…

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    process hearing there were two key principals of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) being challenged. Both were dependent on the placement of Stephen Jeffers, the boy with Autism that is at the center of the hearing. The law requires that students with disabilities receive a Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) so one aspect of the case was determining whether or not placing Stephen in the public school at this time in his life was appropriate. The parents in the…

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    Standardized testing has become somewhat of a staple on the American Public Education System. Anywhere in high schools around the United States, you will find students receiving standardized tests year round. Studies have shown that too much standardized testing can lead to multiple anxiety disorders. Students take multiple standardized tests in one school year, sometimes even taking more than one per semester, which causes a lot of stress and can lead to developing anxiety disorders, rather…

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    Kalyn Learnard EDUC 1713: Introduction to Public Education In Intro Into Public Education, there was a lesson about what type of learners the students were. There were many students in the class that were musical learners. Many people find it easier to learn with by music or rhythms. Many students find the music playing motivating and it gives them a little boost of energy. Which can be used every once in awhile. But the question is, with all of the diversity in today’s school, should…

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    Aristotle once wrote, ¨educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all¨. Aristotle’s message is intended to be heard by high school students because it is important that our education system is created to benefit students. Students wanting to succeed and learn are more likely to achieve higher grades than students who slip into bad study habits and are not engaged in the classroom (Haynes and Berkowitz 1). In today’s society, many students are not becoming educated in an…

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    technology, the way students learn changes as well. Students need to be continuously caught up with the changes and trends of technology in order to succeed in a future career. Technology is very effective and beneficial when it is used in public education. Technology is a physical and process applied science that can be used and incorporated into a project (“Types of”). Technology is defined as a body of knowledge devoted to creating told, processing actions and extracting of materials. It…

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    As a parent have you ever wondered what type of education would benefit your child’s educational future more? There are many great aspects that come with attending public school, but there are also many aspects that come along with private schooling. Private schools offer up many great contributions to a student in which a public school would struggle to offer a student. Some of these contributions that help students include curriculum control, certification for teachers, and high standards for…

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