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    Banned Book Essay When books are banned in schools around the nation, there are always reasons behind the decision; it is never made out of spite. The rules for banning novels is very straight forward, if the teachers or school board feel that the book could be harmful to their adolescent readers, then they have to the right to shelter and protect their students from the books. One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest should not be included in school curriculums because its extravagant use of…

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    During hard times, when schools in America were racist against other minorities, Malcom X and Alexie had difficulties in school because of their skin color. They were not educated and did not have the any knowledge about their culture and their history because their schools would only focus on Caucasian history. However, they became educated people by teaching themselves. Malcolm X, the author of “learning to read”, had attended to school, yet he did not receive the knowledge he wanted. When he…

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    The Know Your School Night that I attended was at Forest Grove Middle School on September 20, 2016. We started the night by congregating in the auditorium and listening to the principle address the crowd. He started with a by welcoming the parents and introducing all eight interpreters who spoke languages like Arabic, Portuguese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Spanish and an ASL interpreter. After he introduced the interpreters, he addressed a few things that the school prides themselves on. His biggest…

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    were unknown. Since the schools had a religious connotation there was no scope for liberal action and the methods used were time consuming and the school lacked basic infrastructure and any teaching and learning aids ,the school hours were usually long and the space used for teaching were either the teachers house or business establishment and these establishment were usually noisy and dirty also the teaching method was so time consuming that the students attended school for years but were only…

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    Field Observation Report

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    thought that it would be a school building similar to the ones here in the United States but it was not. The first thing I notice was that the school is location in a university campus. The second things that caught my attention was that although the school building is composed of only classrooms, there is still strict security around the area. The whole school is made up of at least seven small sections. There is the library section, the office section, the pre-school-2nd grade section, the…

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    Within Before I entered the school I looked it up on a webpage Zillow.com. I know that my mom and my sister would use it a lot. Especially when they were looking into moving houses or buying a home. Tulip Grove Elementary school had a rating of 8 out of 10. For me that tells me that the school is considered as a school that is above average. The school has 307 students from K-5th grade. In addition, the student-teacher ratio was 15:1(awesome). I also saw that the school was identified as…

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    About one hundred and fifty-five years ago, Abraham Lincoln gave “The Gettysburg Address” on a blood soaked battlefield in Pennsylvania (Brown). “The Gettysburg Address” was first verbalized months after the battle of Gettysburg at a service to dedicate the opening of the national cemetery (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica). Lincoln’s Address was spoken to the citizens and soldiers of the union in the wake of the second invasion of the North by Robert E. Lee (The Battle of Gettysburg Facts…

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    For Superman", Davis Guggenheim, demonstrates throughout his documentary on the importance of good teachers and schools, and how they have a tremendous impact on students and their education. This documentaries agenda was to show that there is a model for education out there that has been proven to work where others have failed. The documentary goes in depth on the role of charter schools and different educational reforms, and how these factors are producing results that may change the future of…

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    Sumire Language Analysis

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    She has made enormous progress in her reading and she has developed effective strategies how to decode long and irregular words. We often have to borrow more books from our library for Sumire to read. Sumire likes to test my reading skills and she often brings her favourite book about princess Sofia to school. She follows the text closely and corrects any possible imprecision. She can use pictures and context to understand unfamiliar words. Reading with Sumire is always a joy. Sumire is able…

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    bullying each year. Bullying is when one or more individuals think they are superior to another individual so they begin to taunt and tease the victim. Bullying can happen anywhere such as at work, school, or even your own home. Even though bullying can happen anywhere, it is more recognize in a school setting yet it is a hidden problem since victims do not want to talk about it. I have never been personally bullied but I have seen the effects it has on people. Bullying and The Narrative of the…

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