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    In today 's times, many people are sending their children to private schools beginning in kindergarten through twelfth grade; however, Is it worth the cost? Some people say it is a complete waste of money, because you can get just as good of an education at public school, while others claim the benefits of the individuality and small class sizes of private schools are well worth the cost of tuition. Choosing between a private or public school for their children is a tough decision for parents…

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    According to John Frow “the commodity form is a social relationship and a commodity is anything that is governed by it.” (Frow, 132) The history of capitalist mode of production is the history of commodity form as stated by Frow. He also clears the fact that “capital constantly seeks to force all use-values to submit to the commodity form and to convert simple commodity production to capitalist commodity wherever and whenever it can.” (Frow, 134), However, people tried to resist the extinction…

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    Cost Of Tuition

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    tuition will continue to rise until inflation stops. Due to the shaky economy and rise in wages inflation will continue thus the increase in tuition. As tuition rises due to inflation, the government pays for this and gives the public school money. Private schools are able to afford when tuition increases by getting donations through alumni’s and through students who pay full price. When comparing the past to the present it is evident that more students are going to college. The competition to…

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    If you were to walk into the public school system in today’s society, you would probably become concerned looking at what each individual child was wearing. Unless you are in a private school system, a student is allowed to pick out what they wear on a daily bases, even if this out does not fit the dress code. Many students today feel as if their social status is defined by their clothing, and if they were told they had to wear a school uniform many would find a way to protest the issue, usually…

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    A controversial question in any society is the discussion on how primary goods should be distributed. Some cultures try to distribute goods as equally as possible while others adhere to the more harsh practice of bigger dogs eat first. Distributive justice itself is the concept of how primary goods – such as income and rights – are distributed within a given society and also takes into consideration if the distribution is fair. John Rawls, a prominent political philosopher from the late 1900’s,…

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    For many years now there has been a pretty heated argument concerning prayers in public schools. Majority of the people that go to public schools believe that prayer should not be allowed in the school because It is against their beliefs. However people who do believe in prayer still would like to be ale to pray in school still. Normally one who prays would usually do it when they got to school, before lunch, and before being dismissed at the end of the day. Pregame prayers are also a very big…

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    Yvonne Umugwaneza Biography • Occupation: Student • Born: October 13, 1979 in Southern Province, Rwanda. Where did I grow up? I was born in Southern Province (former Prefecture de Butare) in Rwanda. I was raised by a single parent, my mother who was a chief cook and she had strong values of Christianity – Catholic. My father was a high school teacher after, together with many others, was expelled from college in 1973 due to their ethnic group, as one of many education reforms in Rwanda. I grew…

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    School Uniforms

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    School Uniforms School uniforms are causing much controversy among many public schools and families that attend those schools. Many private schools require their students to wear uniforms, but most public schools allow their students to wear what they want. The reason is that, most private schools have the money to make their students wear uniforms. Some public schools, on the other hand, are unable to afford school uniforms in their budget. Various people believe that school uniforms would…

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    teachers training and pass state licensure exams to obtain a teaching license (Study). A student teaching internship is required during the teacher training program (Study). All public school teachers are required to be licensed (Career Cruising). Private school teachers may not have this requirement, but having a license may increase chances of finding work (Career Cruising). The license will need to be renewed from time to time (Career Cruising). Requirements may vary from state to state, but…

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    I observed two of Mrs. Moening’s 7th grade math classes at St. Mike’s school in Findlay. Many aspects of the private school contradicted the atmosphere of a public school. In particular, Mrs. Moening’s classroom had more bible verses and inspirational quotes on the walls than math references. As the students came into the classroom, I noticed their attire was very different from a public school. Every student wore uniforms that consisted of a polo with khaki shorts, pants, or a plaid skirt.…

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