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    Not giving homework could help kids get into college with the ability to receive more scholarships (Auroa). Scholarships grant students a lot of money, and sometime are the only reason kids pursue their career in school and go to college. Scholarships can award some pretty great cash offers. If students were not failing as many homework assignments and their grades were getting better, due to the less points, more students would continue on to college. If high school students knew they could…

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    They may also challenge that creativity will not prepare students for college and future employment. Not every student’s forté is going to be making a poster on cellular respiration, but that is the phenomenal thing about a creative classroom. Students would have a variety of options best fit for them and what works for their learning style. Yes, students will have to continue to take tests in college, but this jump to a creative classroom does not mean no test allowed. It means that…

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    How necessary is college for an aspiring? “Congratulations Jahi, you just received the Incentive Awards Scholarship,” my high school counselor said to me. The Incentive Awards Program is designed to award scholarships, valued at $100,000, to students who excel in their academic course load, are active in their respective community, and demonstrates high self-efficacy. At this moment, on one hand I was grateful to find out that I just received a scholarship, worth $100,000, that would pay for…

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    Steve Jobs incorporates ethos to prove his credibility to his audience. He begins by admitting that “[he] never graduated from college” (1). Jobs displays honesty and humility with this personal fact, which allows the audience to acknowledge his…

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    when you’re older?” Before a student can begin to think about what he or she wants to do, age progresses and many tasks need to be accomplished. A high schooler’s list may look like this: ACT’s, high GPAs achieved, scholarships need to be typed, college application fees, acceptance letters, and graduation parties need to be planned. On top of these busy schedules, schools have…

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    you are going to experience ongoing tribulations, because of not having a high school diploma. Most jobs available require a high school diploma, or a college degree. Education is valued highly in American society, and is a vital ingredient in being successful, which is why it is important that everyone gets an education. The high school dropout rate is a problem that can be dealt with, using basic strategies…

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    one. The three environments that will be compared in this summary is Vaughn's house, Jolly's house, and the school that LaVaughn attends. The first environment that is mentioned in the book is Jolly's house. Jolly is the 17 year old high school dropout with two kids. Jolly has a pretty bad life right now…

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    Omar Romero Mrs. Love Hilliard Multicultural Literature and Film 30 September 2016 The Universal Culture It does not matter the color of skin,the language spoken,or the background,every family has problems.This actuality is made lucid through Gurinder Chadha’s scenes in the film What’s Cooking? In this film four diverse American families struggle with complications and conflicts that arise at the exposing and annual Thanksgiving dinner.Families experience difficult times accepting the…

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    I almost dropped out of college. The third week of school I received my first grade on a college assignment. I got a D. For someone who is somewhat of a perfectionist and has never received a D in their life this came as a shock. Subsequent to receiving this a slight meltdown and phone call to my mother ensued. I told my mother that I did not think college was for me, and that I wanted to drop out. My mother and I both knew that no matter how serious I may have sounded or how foolproof my backup…

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    it all. I started telling myself, How am I going to raise a kid, I am only 17 and still in school? I knew right then I had to look for everything my baby would need, get a job, and help with assistance. I soon realized I would not be a high school dropout just to take care of my baby; I would go through school and work if I had to and my mom would help. With the power of all that, I finally pulled through. Teen Moms have a lot to deal with when they become pregnant at a young age, including…

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