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    the topic of education, we must ask: what do we want to accomplish with public education? And the fact that this policy needs to be applied to an American society means that the purpose must be in sync with American ideals to be successful in the long term. It must uphold a citizen’s natural rights for instance, pursue public safety, grant individual autonomy, and be a sacrifice for the good of the many. Through these four goals, it becomes clear that any beneficial system of education needs to…

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    of watching and directing what someone does or how something is done.” This definition differs greatly, in my opinion, to what supervision should be in the public education system. The dictionary definition is what supervision has become in a lot of school systems around the country, but we have forgotten the sole purpose of public education, which is to make sure every student is prepared and successful in life. Supervision needs to focus on making this objective happen by giving teachers…

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    One of the most historically debated issues in the United States has been the matter of public education. Many people in the country remain unsatisfied with schools despite the numerous education reformation attempts that have taken place in previous years. A huge part of this issue stems from the blatant inequality between public schools. Cited by the blaring differences in facilities, quality of teachers, and other school resources, not all schools are created equal. However, despite this…

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    days. You could go to the general public school, a private school, a Christian school, or you could get an online education. Having so many choices could cause some confusion when parents are trying to decide what would be best for their child. Many parents don’t take classical education into consideration. It is argued that classical education is out-of-date and no longer relevant, but classical education is still very adequate. So, what is classical education? In classical schools, they stay…

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    Education is very inexpensive in Switzerland with attendees only having to pay a small tuition fee at the beginning of each term. The public loved this form of education because it is very cost effective while it does not sacrifice the quality of instruction. In Iceland, education is very well respected and every citizen has a right to attend. Children often attend daycare at a very young age due to the high percentage of working parents. They are legally obligated to go to school from ages…

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    In reading your response, I am made more aware of the key factor in my parents’ decision to homeschool my siblings and me, their desire for us to gain deeper knowledge. It is clear that accreditation means more to the public education system than the outcome of a student’s growing of knowledge. Despite being homeschooled, Pennsylvania still requires students to take standardized tests, which are not always a replication of an individual’s understanding. Again, this is a mere reflection of a…

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    standards. In addition, character education was one of the issues at the forefront of the changes made. In my opinion, I believe all public schools should require teachers to incorporate character education in their classrooms because of the positive effects due to character education such as but not limited to: increasing the growth of positive attitudes in children, increasing academic performance, and reducing violence and bullying. The first issue that character education improves upon is…

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    power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family.” Kofi Annan has seen firsthand how an education can change the life of those who live from day to day in his countless hours of service in places such as Nigeria, East Timor, Lebanon and the African Union. And while his comments pertain to the people who he encountered while working in third world countries, his comments can be applied to America. The public school system was once the…

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    called Oak Park to attend Oak Park High School, which is ranked in the top 100 public schools in the nation and a graduation rate of 99%. I truly believe this is the reason I am here at San Diego State University today, because I was given an opportunity I may not have received by attending Grant High School. What about students that are not as lucky to have an…

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    Public education and homeschooling are two of the best-known techniques of getting a general education. What if there is objection to what is being taught in public education? Could a parent be considered a conscientious objector when it comes to state and federal rulings on their child’s education (Morrison, K. 2014)? Implementation of Common Core State Standards in American public schools is forcing parents to choose between public education and homeschooling. In order for a parent to make…

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