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    wanted her to have. Her mother strictly expected her to work on the family farm until she died or was married off fulfilling all the domestic responsibilities a woman has. As Diaz mentioned in his essay “Any time my mother was caught near the schoolhouse, my grandmother gave her a beating. And not the beatings of the First World but the beatings of the Third—which you do not so easily shake off (Diaz). Because she drank the dirty puddle water she got so sick that her family decided to head into…

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    has his reasons to take the case. You may also think that Atticus shouldn’t of took the case because of what happened to Scout and Jem at the end of the book “Heck? Atticus Finch. Someones been after my children. Jem’s hurt. Between here and the schoolhouse” (Lee 353). This wouldn't of happened if he didn’t take the case. So in some cases the people who choose that he shouldn't take the case is…

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    Through the history and evolution of education, mentors have struggled over the best way to challenge their students to reach their peak. Although there are countless methods that have been debated and finessed, the use of the traditional grading scale seems to be a large source of current disputes. Some teachers argue that such a fixed system of testing and ordering pits students against each other, creating an air of competition that should not exist in the classroom. It gives a child a number…

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    May it Please the Court, In this case, Suzie and her boyfriend Cyrus were both students at Central High School in Bristol, Virginia. Suzie sent some inappropriate photos to Cyrus, and after their relationship terminated, Cyrus sent the inappropriate photos to some of the other boys at the school. The upper classmen at the school harassed Suzie, which is when Suzie's parents contacted the school. The school searched Cyrus’ locker and found the phone with the images on it. They suspended Cyrus…

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    Since the Africans were brought to this country, they have faced oppression and isolation by white Americans. W.E.B. Du Bois wrote a memoir titled The Souls of Black Folk to represent his concerns about the oppression of African Americans and their education. This book provides insight to African Americans’ culture, values and religion and in providing insight to those aspects, he also takes the time to speak about the color-line. The color-line or as he often refers, “the Veil” is an imaginary…

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    Question 1 In the reflection of attending Miss Columbia’s school house has a theme of Manifest Destiny. As you can see the famous manifest destiny photo of lady liberty and miss Columbia has the interpretation, where the women in the middle is like a guardian. As you can see in the bottom right hand corner, there is what seem to be a white male and an Asian native. This is stated in the Aguinaldo’s criticism; Aguinaldo says that Americans do not believe people who have been conquered deserved…

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    The question of a student’s expression of religion either by prayer or an assignment in a public school classroom creates a labyrinth of debate. Addressing this issue is like entering into Pandora’s Box, only to find Medusa there. The question is whose God or gods will help us resolve the dilemma of personal rights verses offenses. Will it perhaps be Zeus, Athena, or Perseus? Oh have I already offended someone? Could limiting my discussion to only the Greek god and goddesss cause a prolific…

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    In the novel The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende a character by the name of Esteban Trueba is seeking power. Throughout the novel, Esteban repeatedly makes the same decisions with one goal in mind, to gain control over others. Esteban comes from a wealthy family that spent all of the family fortunes before he was born. His soon to be wife was accidentally assassinated, and his mother is dying. The only thing his father left him was Tres Marias, a half destroyed estate that he was…

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    He was born into a poor farming family and received a limited education, learning for about 3 months a year. Educated in a one room schoolhouse, Mann did not have the most adequate education as a child. However, he believed that education was extremely important, therefore he strongly dedicated himself to academics. He was focused on mastering the information taught to him with the hopes…

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    illnesses One of the health problems facing the people at this time was tuberculosis. Archaeologists have found a child who was buried at the Schoolhouse Mound who appears to have had tuberculosis. The burial treatment suggests that this child belonged to a ceremonially important family, or one of the wealthier families that inhabited Schoolhouse Point Mound so that is what I could find and based on what I have read a lot of…

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