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    public school children are more familiar to Nike, Calvin Klein, Adidas, Reebok, and Gucci than Zora Neale Hurston, Shakespeare, and Faulkner. Mathabane states that students are more focused on what’s on their bodies then what’s in their minds. According to the author school children are more focused on what they are wearing than in their minds. I agree with the author on how school children are more focused on what they are wearing than in their minds, because such as, in my years of high…

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    Last Friday six middle school girls presented to the school a new fundraiser called the Raider Dash that will be replacing Spook Alley this year. This October, the Raider Dash will take place on a Friday night that where kids will get the opportunity to run through a big obstacle course similar to the Warrior Dash. Six Sherwood Middle School leadership girls came up with a great idea for a fun filled fundraiser that could be a big hit for years to come. These girls kept their idea going…

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    Tom Farrey, in chapter 4 of Game On: The All-American Race to Make Champions of our Children asserts that unstructured play can benefit children in long term athletic competition more than the methods of youth sports today. He argues that the parents of today’s society are pushing children into highly competitive athletics which aren’t even producing results, compared to other countries with different approaches. On page 86 he introduces the French Football Federation in Clairefontaine which is…

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    News has spread throughout the school that his year there will be no more junior or senior lot due to the amount of arguing last year over students parking in the wrong lot due to scarcity of parking spots for juniors, seniors, and teachers. Thus, this year Mr. Hills and Dr. Noonan have been working closely to determine what the best plan is so that teachers and students may park their car. Last year there were the unused trailers located near Leesburg pike and Route 7, which took away a few…

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    The Cafeteria Monologue

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    Stoners ,Preps ,Band geeks ,Art freaks ,hoes ,rich people, and loners? Thats right high school, also known as hell school lol. The closest all these groups get together is when they go to the hell hole aka “The Cafeteria”. For the last couple weeks i 've been studying and analyzing the cafeteria. Interesting enough the results that i 've gotten are quite the surprise. You know that kid that you see going to school with his nice uniform and backpack that looks like a angel ready to learn…

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    emotional skills which elevates characteristics that are best fit for a manager position. This is proved by “Sports at Work: Anticipated and Persistent Correlates of Participation in High School Athletics” by Kevin M. Kniffin, because it evaluates two studies that contain information determining whether or not high school athletes make better workers than non-athletes.…

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    Educational institutes are not only there to provide the basic educational terms, but also to allow development. Unfortunately, there are some schools that don’t quite meet this standard, causing the opposite reaction from students. In the story “I Just Wanna Be Average” by Mike Rose, this was just the case. Rose was mistakenly placed in vocational education school where the classes were not designed for success; however, they taught individual growth. The actions that Rose portrayed in his…

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    accept their fate in society; their lives are guided by society and they accept their position because the vocational track students feel that they are unable to achieve high goals, such as the high school students taking college level courses. The vocational students are suppressed within their education courses. In high schools, there is evidence that people who lack the tenacity to succeed in school end up accepting their fate and leading bleak lives. The suppressed students have a narrow…

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    faster.This education is used to create future CEOs and other high level management positions; However people who can’t afford such an education send their children to different lower class schools, that are classified by the social status of that area, such as the working class schools. The working class school is where students of current low wage workers are sent to learn low class skills and taught how to be obedient to those above them. Anyon mentions in her study, “The children had no…

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    Xing (2016), vocational education is education that prepares individuals in a trade or a craft as technician or support roles in professions, such as engineering, accounting, nursing, medicine, architecture, or law. Vocational education is sometimes referred to as career education or technical education. It can take place at the secondary, post-secondary, and higher education levels and can interact with the apprenticeship system (p. 66). Bobbitt placed a lot of focus on the vocational education…

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