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    Education In The 1700s

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    In the 1700s, also known as the Era of Rebellion for the United States, education was limited. This was before public schools were around, and it was not mandatory for boys and girls to be in a school for eight hours a day, five days a week. A lot of times the children were dependant on the parents, and the style of education and what the children learned was based on the region of where they lived. These regions are known as the New England Colonies, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern…

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    books that were banned or censored according to (Allison Flood of the Guardian paragraph 3) consist of A Birthday Cake For George because it depicts an “Upbeat depiction of slaves lives”. Censorship is usually because of language, sexual content, religious reasons and cultural beliefs therefore parents should not censor their children's textbooks and literature unless it is very explicit or if it should be age restricted. The act of censorship is…

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    concerned different religious standpoints, not using violence, and not forcing religion on people. The Toleration is a letter concerning toleration and as the title suggests it is about religious toleration. French Protestants were being persecuted and in this essay, Locke argues for the separation of church and state and that idea was powerfully influential on many later thinkers including the founders of the American Constitution Locke later wrote a book that greatly influenced education. In…

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    There were many acts made for Indigenous people in the long list of ways European’s tried to assimilate Indigenous people. The Constitution Act, 1867 was assigned to Parlament Legislative jurisdiction over “Indians and lands reserved for Indians”. Just like other acts this also promoted assimilation. Other commonly know acts were the Gradual Civilizations Act of 1857 and the Gradual Enfranchisement of 1869 which also aimed towards taking away differences between settlers and Aboriginals through…

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    state of Tamil Nadu and is familiar to people of Asian Indian origin. Research shows that Bharatanatyam has cognitive benefits in research studies and scholarly articles for Asia children living in the west and, therefore has good impact on dance education. According to a research by O’Shea, Bharatanatyam is a highly technical, primarily solo South Indian dance form that consists of a repertoire, abstract rhythmic choreography and abhinaya, dramatic dance. Its nonthematic sections consist of…

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    My Classroom Placement

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    learners, seventeen percent need special education, and twenty-four percent are on free or reduced lunch. On a…

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    Lutherans, Jews, Quakers, and other religious groups. Our colony share a similar variety of religion, as we believe it is incorrect to look down upon others. As long they do not cause any harm to anyone else, Highspring shall allow it. Pennsylvania is also known for its progressive stance on education, by establishing law to educate her children. We decided to take it a even higher step. Both boys and girls were given the opportunity to enroll in higher education. Boys at a young age are taught…

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    heavily involved in the Australian education system. It is important to do so because these organisations and departments play an integral role in all aspects of schooling and pedagogical practice. Furthermore, these are incredibly important resources for professional development (especially for pre-service teachers). Another thing that I discovered during one of the lectures is how education works in Australia. For example, there are four sectors in Australian education which include –…

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    significance of conversations in his statement. I believe communication is the primary theme of this excerpt: productive discussions and constructive criticisms are not only beneficial but also necessary to education, inclusiveness, and democratic society as a whole. Communication is inherently crucial to education because of the format within which traditional learning occurs. Teachers select information and present it to students, but this presentation of information would be pointless…

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    Australia is a multicultural country.In childcare centres there are people from various religious ,cultural backgrounds.Educators need to interact with people having various beliefs values and attitudes.The child raring practices may vary among different cultures.The food habits,religious practices,social events vary a lot among various communities. It is important to accept diversity in childcare centres.No one should be deprived of their rights because of their cultural…

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