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    situation • Education benefits for the Indian citizens. • Negative consequences of having lower education. • Education allowing people to help their community. THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN THE INDIAN SOCIETY The importance of education has helped India advance in the past few years. In the past, India had private instructors called guru teaching anyone who wished to learn a certain subject. Once the student was accepted…

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    Virtual reality is described as a simulation of a real or imagined environment that is both created and mediated by a computer (Chen, 2003). Virtual reality can be used to simulate experiences and reality in the physical world through a computer-based technology. The users of virtual reality are immersed in a three-dimensional environment on a screen, and they interact through special viewing devices with their hands and bodies (Sullivan, 2009). Virtual reality allows users to be put in…

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    write, but the goals of the current system are shrouded by the cover of standardized testing. The push for testing throughout the states has transformed the way that teachers and administrators try to address the academic needs of their students; by “teaching to the test,” teachers can justify their curricular decisions because they are aligned with the goals set by the state board of education. Standards guide the curricular decisions made by teachers because they are aligned with the content…

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    their desires. Teachers reported being told by their administrators that science was not important or the state would test for it (NSTA, 2011). “Principals can more fully promote and support science instruction at the school level by fulfilling roles such as science leader, curriculum analyst, provider of in-service instruction, monitor of student progress, and trouble shooter” (Cowan, 1999, pg. 24). Gladys Pickrom, (2015), suggests that when principals show support by science it can be done…

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    starts at the young age of students who have trouble learning because every student is different and it takes a vast amount of strategies to help each student learn, but our schools are failing to do that. Which then leads us to the issue of “street smart” vs. “book smarts”. Which one is more valuable? Is one more valuable than the other? Our social class plays a huge role in what type of education you will receive as a student, some students a given more opportunities than others. It has been…

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    stifles students’ potential to achieve excellence. Basic economics asserts that nothing is truly free; someone must account for the cost of every item. Is education really any different? Channel One, a program that supplies schools with educational technology, is not supplied to provide an education; it is supplied to connect brands with customers. For every twelve minutes of educational programming students watch, they are exposed to three minutes of commercials. Benjamin Barber asserts in…

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    HealthyPeople.gov states one of the 2020 global objectives is to, “Improve public health and strengthen U.S. national security through global disease detection, response, prevention, and control strategies” (GlobalHealth). This objective highlights an awareness exist in the necessity to monitor global health in relation to American welfare. Therefore understanding what the stakes are concerning the possibility of an epidemic and how said epidemic is handled on a national level is extremely…

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