Special education in the United States

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    Is standardized testing really improving education? Everyone hates testing so why not put an end to it? There’s a 70% of teachers agree that their state assessments are not developmentally appropriate for their students. Only 13% agreed that the test, their students took met the standard they were looking for. Standardized testing is not improving education in America. Teachers learn during their training and through experience that each child’s readiness to learn new skills and concepts varies…

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    When thinking about education and where we are today, it is important, as a leader, to know how multiculturalism and immigration has impacted education. As a leader you have to understand the struggles different groups of people went through in the past to ensure that the same mistakes do not happen. As the United States was working to find solutions to immigrant’s education, William T. Harris, the U.S. Commissioner of Education, did not look for a quick and easy solution. “In accordance…

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    stress that it is education that holds the key to this nation’s future. Nearly everyone agrees that before broad economic prosperity, civil society, and individual prosperity, good schools are prerequisites. The value of education is not disputed, however how the country should improve it is. It seems like every few years a new idea arises to save the American education system. Rather it be paying teachers based on their performance, or providing vouchers for private education, to enforcing…

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    Segregation In School

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    Advancements in education are ever changing, and are said to be prioritized in almost every country on earth. However, there are many factors involved in education that are only triumphant in theory. The Brown decision was implemented in the United States over half a century ago, in 1954; the idea was aimed to dismantle segregation in public schools, as a tool to fight racism, as well as achievement gaps between students of different ethnic backgrounds (Wells et al, 2004). Although desegregation…

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    Crawford asserts in his speech that official English legislation is restricting the national liberty of freedom, detrimental to the disadvantaged groups and hurting national interests by giving compelling evidences, logical and rational tone and effective counterarguments. Mujica argues that official English policy is responding to the declining proficiency among citizens, addressing the national unity and weigh on the cost of multilingual service by presenting figure-loaded examples and…

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    there are cases when the poor may be unaware of exemption schemes and/or not apply for fear of being stigmatized. Therefore, fiscal investment is medium high. Option 2: Mother-tongue based bilingual education (MTBBE) The purpose of this program is creating an environment where children’s education will start with their mother tongues as the languages of instruction and Vietnamese only as a subject. From preschool to grade 2, children’s…

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    STEM Executive Summary

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    In order to better compete in the world market place the US education system will need to adapt to current world standards and update existing protocols and methodologies. STEM educational criteria outlines the basic pathways for technical education improvements. Working on the foundational aspects of education presented within the STEM approach educators can teach fundamental engineering and technical skills while reinforcing mathematical and science based curricula. Global markets are…

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    High-Performing Countries” , [he] believed that American teachers are nation builders, too (Duncan, 2011). First time reading this article, one would question why use the word “too”. Too means to be included and the United States educational system ranks far below than most expected. However, The United States Educational Systems does have its advantages and disadvantages, but now that we have reports such as PISA, we are able to see how the US compares to other nations. The Program for…

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    many of today’s societal issues, education is the first step to a more informed and just world. Education gives people a future when they otherwise might of had none. Education provides the platform of which one can use to reach their full potential. Education provides solutions to problems once seen as unfixable. The values of providing, receiving, and supporting education are bountiful. However, education itself cannot fix every problem, at least in its current state. In his paper,…

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    Bilingual special education is defined by some researchers as the instances in which student participation in an individually designed, special education program is conducted in both the student's native language and English; in such a program, the student's home culture is also considered, framed in an inclusive environment. Special education is an interdisciplinary field that addresses the educational needs of English language learners with disabilities. The majority of this population is…

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