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    that exemplifies the norms of dominant social arrangements that students and teachers should supposedly reproduce in the classroom, and that the social and physical arrangements of “free schools” could inform practices in schools to move away from the embedded norms as forms of social control over students to institutional structures designed to encourage transformational learning and better prepare youth for a life of active democratic…

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    tremendous adversity faced from the end of slavery to the climax of the civil rights movement, black people continued to progress in society and fought for many of the rights held today by black people. Over the last 50 years a massive shift in the placement of black people in our country has taken…

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    4-Jefferson, Rush and Webster, in their own ways, were trying to create an “American” education as opposed to the “English” education that was previously offered to the student in the English colonies of North America. Specifically what did they want to change? The North America education system would include all its citizens in their English colonies. Both Jefferson and Rush shared the belief based on a system that would serve this new nation. This new republican education would then need the…

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    violence have become more prevalent in German society. Alarming studies of German adolescents like that of Silbermann and Stofferes (2000) concluded that young people’s knowledge about NS “approaches zero”. Although this study was…

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    historical development of political and economic thought, as evidenced when studying the history of China. Milton Friedman’s Capitalism and Freedom provided me perspective on the connectivity of economic and political freedoms needed to strengthen democratic institutions. I also enjoyed Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century for his outlook on global inequality. His argument that rapid economic growth diminishes the importance of wealth was engaging and provided concrete historical…

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    Abstract (to be changed) The pressure to increase access to affordable education is steadily increasing with the number of eligible students set to double by 2020. At the same time, significant problems exist in the quality of education provided. The sector is plagued by a shortage of well-trained faculty, poor infrastructure and outdated and irrelevant curricula. The use of technology in higher education remains limited and standards of research and teaching at Indian universities are far…

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    Students began to, “develop a long-term perspective in anticipation of a longer authoritarian regime under Park” (Lee 217). The students knew that they couldn’t do it alone if they wanted to oust Park from his high chair and recapture their democratic government. “They articulated that social change and democracy might involve broader structural changes rather than just political reform. They perceived a need to organize various sectors of society, particularly labor” (Lee…

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    how women relied on their husband’s financially and emotionally. The Second Wave was in the early 1960’s and 1970’s when activists like Friedan rejected the assigned traditional roles to women; they should have the right to choose their place in society and get an education. There was the creation of many other movements during this era such as the environmentalism, and the LGBT…

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    there were also anti –war. However, the hippie movement was not taken too seriously as many saw it as an excuse to create a culture of sex and drugs. SECTION 2: THE STUDENT MOVEMENT. During the 1960’s many students felt affected by the war and they felt that they should be heard. A group called The Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) was made. It was known for its activism against the Vietnam War. Many marches and protests were done by the SDS during the sixties. Disruptive behaviour was…

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    inevitable doom. Socialism is an interesting concept; one which many other countries have implemented into their government throughout the world. Socialists believe that the economy and society of their countries should be ran more openly while at the same time becoming more isolated with foreign. This would…

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