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    Universal Preschool

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    between the children of those who can afford to enroll their child in preschool and those who cannot. To create an effective universal preschool program, the American government must increase funding on preschool programs to create more schools where children can be taught the skills needed to succeed. Between 2000 and 2009, government state spending on preschool programs increased from $3.47 billion to almost $6 billion annually (Nores and Barnett). However, the recession of 2010 caused a severe dearth of funds previously spent on early education. In order to ensure that high quality preschool will be free to all families, this number would be required to increase, greatly exceeding even the 2009 funding. The enrollment of youth in universal preschool programs should not be mandated, but rather an available option provided to all families. Structured much like today’s current K-12 school system, families will have the option to enroll their children in any type of preschool they choose: public, private, charter, Montessori, Waldorf, or any other school desired. Although there are many preschool options, the public and universal school, free to all families, will include a high level learning environment, requiring credentialed and nurturing teachers who will teach children the skills needed to prepare them for kindergarten and beyond. A universal preschool program will ready and prepare children who come from less fortunate families for their future years in schooling…

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    they are able to reach their full potential in life. Children at the age of five or six attend kindergarten, the first class that starts off the educational path in life. However, nowadays the earlier their education starts the better chance children have to succeed and meet the high standards set in place by our society. Therefore, the proportion of children participating in preschool has increased. Almost 66% of children nationally attend preschool each year according to the National…

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    Universal Healthcare

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    mekon005 Healthcare coverage is an essential autonomy each individual should have regardless of their health, lifestyle or socioeconomic status. The government should be responsible for providing an equitable universal healthcare coverage to all individuals. In terms of justice people are owed security and universal healthcare provides that sense of security for people. Providing people with security is justice which is why we have laws and law enforcers even if nothing happens it gives people…

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    Healthcare is part of every person's rights and it is also the responsibility of the government to help provide it for the people. Many people can't afford to get treated because of the high costs and expenses. That is why people want a universal healthcare program that will help any person in need of medical treatment. However, others argue that the quality of healthcare provided ill decrease because of the quantity needed. The cost will be split evenly between people, but this will make…

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    The first half of the novel’s title, “inside out,” reflects the universal refugee experience of fleeing home. This relates to Ha’s experience in various ways. For instance, at the beginning of the novel, when Ha was still back in Saigon, she writes in the poem, “Closed Too Soon”, that, “I’m mad/ and pinch the girl/ who shares my desk,/ Tram is half my size,/ so skinny and nervous” (Lai 38). This shows how Ha was a bully who was feared by others. This proves how before the war, she was a…

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    A Special Place: Universal Studios After an extensive, torturous drive, Ethan finally arrived at his destination. He parked his large, black truck in the massive, congested parking garage and began pacing to get to where he was going. The moving walkways were packed like sardines with other people trying to get to the same place he was going. Once he sees the monument that is decorated like the planet Earth with the exterior spinning the words “Universal Studios” he knows he has made it. He…

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    get help when they are hurting, but some people do not have the money for treatment. This is another reason why the World Health Organization is pushing for countries to adopt a universal healthcare system to help citizens and lengthen the lifespan of citizens. Another benefit from universal healthcare is a study done in Mexico when they implemented a healthcare called Seguro Popular in 2004, and this program is funded by taxes. This benefitted Mexico Economically because it people got out of…

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    Universal healthcare could benefit the United States in several different ways since the affordable care act is still a financial burden to some of the American people. The need for it is growing substantially in the United States due to how many people are still uninsured. Universal healthcare is beneficial because it provides everyone coverage without financial hardship; promotes preventive care, which would contribute to less costly treatments; and improves quality of healthcare, leading to…

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    Moreover, the United States spends more government money on healthcare expenses than any other industrialized and developed countries. The U.S. is a country that is wealthy; however, our healthcare system lacks consistent coverage for all the insurers. Therefore, we should adopt the Universal Healthcare plan. Universal Healthcare plan is an organized healthcare system that provides universal coverage for the entire population of a society with affordable payment and better quality of care. In…

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    Universal Health Care

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    surrounding the finance of medical care in the United States and Canada. The Affordable Care Act was intended to provide affordable medical care to all Americans. In 1987, Rosalyn Schwartz, a recently divorced American, lost the medical coverage previously provided through her husband’s job. Due to the fact that she had a pre-existing ulcer condition, insurance companies only offered plans that excluded treatment for ulcers. Universal medical coverage supplies basic medical care for all…

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