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    today’s research. According to the textbook, interdisciplinary training programs at both the pre and post doctoral levels encourage collaboration. These environments create new researchers who know the benefits of collaboration between different disciplines. Also, major funding agencies have helped increase collaboration efforts in research. According to the textbook, they “make funds available for researchers to reach across established…

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    without fully understanding concepts that relate to the core subjects of Math, English, Science, and History? According to sociologist Doctor James W. Loewen and award winning writer Jonathan Kozol, classism is to blame. Loewen believes that history textbooks should take some of the blame for student’s ignorance of inequality within education, while Kozol believes it is ignorance from well educated people that are to blame. Although Loewen and Kozol are correct in citing classism as a problem in…

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    Transition To College

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    Frequently, textbooks are an expensive commodity, especially without financial aid disbursements. Alleviating this problem is straightforward: sign up for The Short Term Advance for Books or The Textbook Purchase Program prior to the beginning of the semester. In my experience, however, a professor may list a textbook as required in their syllabus, but it is ultimately unnecessary in the class. In these cases, purchase all textbooks listed as required, but open them only…

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    written by Eliyahu Goldratt, the main character, Alex Rogo, faces a simple yet complex problem of how to increases his plants profitability. From our Brewer textbook we have been learning how different activity levels affect operating income and how a manufacturing corporation can break even in terms of income and sales in chapter 5 of our Brewer textbook. In The Goal, Rogo’s plant is not meeting the demands of its clients and because of that, is not being profitable even through the use of…

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    familiar political events” (Kendedy 418). A textbook that definitely follows these standards is “Major Problems in the Gilded Age and the Progressive Era” by Leon Fink. This book uses many recourses like essays, pictures, and documents in order to deliver a quality lesson. Thanks to textbooks like Fink, it is imperative that History textbooks accurately portray the impact progressivism had in our growing country and, with that being said, the textbook “History of a Free People” correctly depicts…

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    How Politically Biased Education Can Lead to a Disastrous Fate I. Introduction II. Theoretical Background III. Experiment a. Politial opinions of students in South Korea b. Political opinions of students in the United States IV. Results V. Conclusion I. Introduction This is a quote from Nelson Mandela, the former president of South Africa, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Education is the main way to prepare students for the world.…

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    Novels and great pieces of writting have granted the world with an important tool in reviewing history; also in perceiving how far the world has come. Emerson’s assertion about the power of books in his quote that states, “Books are the best of things, well used; abused, among the worst.” is relevant for today. People in the present take a look back into history using different types of writings. It can also help inform someone on an issue or events that took place in the past. Even though books…

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    future kings on the ways they should honour God (Textbook 132). He collected all the tribes of Israel and defeated all of his enemies. All of his accomplishments led to David 's attachment to God. He started to build a temple to honour God, even after he refused, which was finished by David 's son Solomon (Textbook 132). The temple contained the stones with the Ten Commandments and was a place for people of Israel to worship and honour God (Textbook 132). Ibrahim and David had varying childhoods…

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    Expected Roles of Women In the first couple lessons of the textbook, lecture, and documents, we have learned about different societies founded in all parts of the world. Each of these societies have their own laws, rules, and views on gender roles. Women are viewed differently in each society. In The Code of Hammurabi, The Code of Manu, and The Laws of Exodus, women have different expectations and roles that help shape society. First, The Code of Hammurabi is a document created by the king…

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    Slave Narrative

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    impact on students. Slave narratives supply an incite into slave history that a textbook can’t provide. Many are written by current or former slaves, so they present a first hand experience of slavery that is valuable to education. The first hand accounts that slave narratives provide, give personal accounts of what life was like as a slave. Readers of slave narrative gain a more extensive knowledge of slavery than textbooks provide. There is more information given about the lifestyle of a…

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