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    but some are related directly to schools: Article 2 – all children have the right to protection from any form of discrimination. Article 3 – all adults should do their best for all children and the government needs to make sure that children are safe and well looked after. Article 12 – every child has the freedom to express their views about things that affects them and their age and maturity should be taken into consideration. Article 13 – every child has the right to receive and share information. Article 14 – every child has the right to freedom of religion and free to look after their beliefs. Article 28 – every child has equal right to education Article 29 – education should develop each child personality, talents and…

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    School Psychologists

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    need for school psychologists continue increase. Students are faced with a variety of academic challenges. There are other issues that will affect the student’s performance and success in school such as: mental health problems, family issues, poverty, peer conflicts, disabilities, stress, grief and loss, domestic and community violence, substance abuse. School psychologists play an essential role in student’s achievements in school, academically, mentally and emotionally. For this to be…

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    Mainstream Schools

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    For many years, the greater number of children with Severe Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has been educated in special schools, excluded from their non-disabled peers. It is only in the last few years that this has started to change as more children with special needs are increasingly being given the right to a mainstream education. Parents of these children now have the choice about whether they want their child to attend a mainstream school, or a special needs school. Some people argue that…

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    Alertness In Schools

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    sleep deprivation for teenagers may lengthen the amount of sleep that students get, there will always be students who, despite later school start times and a lighter load of homework, still fail to get enough sleep. This may be due to their own procrastination or simply the speed at which they need to work to grasp the content presented to them. In order to help these students, households and schools can easily implement inexpensive, additional policies to increase alertness during school hours.…

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    The school systems in America have been messed of for a good amount of time now. It’s time for us to make a difference in American school systems. Other countries in the world have amazing school systems that by far outrank The United States, take Finland for example. They have the best school system in the World! They have shorter schools days, no homework for kids and they still manage to beat us when it comes to learning! This is unacceptable when the U.S is the leader in everything else. So…

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    Allowed In School

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    Cell phones should be allowed in schools because students can use them in case there was an emergency, helps with getting them ready for jobs in the future, and they can be used for communication. One reason why schools should allow students to have them during the day is in case an emergency was to happen. Schools are always getting closed for something happening, whether it be a snow day, natural disasters, a threat, or someone inside the school that could potentially hurt students. There’s…

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    School Readiness

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    The Concept of School Readiness in Kindergarten Lincove, J. A., & Painter, G. (2006). Does the Age That Children Start Kindergarten Matter? Evidence of Long-Term Educational and Social Outcomes. Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, 28(2), 153-179. The article “Does the Age That Children Start Kindergarten Matter? Evidence of Long-Term Educational and Social Outcomes” authored by Jane Lincove and Gary painter explains the social and long-term educational outcomes of children starting…

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    Introductory Paragraph For many years, schools have to ensure fitness for students. According to many universities schools have had decreases in money because of school sports. Therefore, schools should cut school sports to reduce loss of money, to relieve stress they will have more time to do homework instead of having to go to long games and practices so students don’t have to stress about their grades, and gain as much knowledge as possible gain much knowledge while enjoying it. Body…

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    Utilitarianism In Schools

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    Children set fire to school I want to explore whether children are part of the moral community according to utilitarianism ethics. Recently in Western Alaska, a boy of the age of six and a girl of seven set fire to a school. Troopers and other officials quickly responded to the fire, so the damaged was minimal and did not injured anyone. Repairing the damaged is expected to cost less than $20,000. The Bethel Department of Juvenile Justice will determine the charges for the kids who will be held…

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    Allowed In School

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    Does your school allow cell phones? Many schools do not allow phone usage during school. Many parents and educators believe students would waste time on their phones rather than doing homework. Reasons cell phones should be allowed in schools are they are portable, allow students to be creative with assignments, and teach responsibility. Cell phones will be beneficial in schools because of their portability. Phones can fit in pockets which makes traveling more convenient than bulky laptop.Cell…

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