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    QUALITIES OF A SUCCESSFUL COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT Since I stepped on the land of United States last December, I have been in the College of San Mateo for two semesters. Along with my studying here, I have had a deeper understanding of the qualities of a successful community college student. Unlike the courses in my high school in China where all the students are concentrated in a same class and taught by the same teachers, the courses in community college here are more flexible because the…

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    In the last 20 years tuition rates have increased for private and public universities. Tuition for private universities has risen 179%, in state tuition has increased 296% and out of state tuition has increased 226%. On average,tuition has risen 233% since 1995.Tuition in general is expensive, but why make out of state tuition even higher when only 40% of America is college educated?(Kelly, Andrew: “The Neglected..”) Out of state tuition makes going to college harder for many student because…

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    eaching or training? Methods or madness? Helpful or harmful? These are all questions one may ask themselves about the Texas standardized testing system. Despite the fact you need to know if the student understands the material being taught throughout the year standardized testing is not accurate for the broad spectrum of students. For someone who had no prior knowledge of what standardized testing is, I would inform them that it as a test that is giving to a group of people who are all supposed…

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    Ain’t No Makin’ It, Jay MacLeod introduces us to two extremely distinct groups of male youth, the Hallway Hangers and the Brothers. The Hallway Hangers are a dominant group of teenagers who constantly rebel and openly resist the American ideology of education. They have little motivation to better themselves, in which some are aware of their circumstances and feel that social mobility is impossible, while others simply lack the ambition as a whole. In contrast, the Brothers are a group of black…

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    money and have to raise their own funds. Public schools are funded by the government through the federal state and local taxes (Allegretto). People would think with that being said public schools are better, but elected school board members and education officials implement and oversee strict rules and procedures that they must follow. As for private schools, they have more leeway to run schools…

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    As an educator I feel that after further skill development and education I will have what it takes. I feel that being an educator suits me. I have changed what I planned on going to school for. I was going to go for elementary education, no I plan to get an education and find a career in a special education early childhood classroom. Education is defiantly the profession I’m going to pursue. When I started college I was set on pursuing a degree in physical therapy, after a semester of…

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    America has been a country of immigrants and everyone welcome. The only problem is that other countries speak different languages, so when immigrants come and bring their children, they can 't speak english. Immigrants that move here go to school and have to learn english. “Ballinger (1987) analyzed the benefits favoring the bilingual, limited English, and English as a second language student. He found that the additional exposure to English speaking environments was an asset to those students…

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    the students would not be able to learn because they would not be sure who to follow. The teachers need to be there for the whole class not just one part each. If one teacher takes the special needs students and the other works with the general education students then there is no point in having a co-teaching environment. It needs to be split up so not only is each teacher bringing something to the lesson but when split into groups the students can help one another learn as…

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    and also the obstacles that both the parties involved must overcome. Elbow points out that students are often asked to write for the teacher but are supposed to address a general audience – “a creature blessed by intelligence, a certain amount of education (“general”), and an open mind”, but one whom they have no information about. They are rarely ever told the specifics of the audience, such as its opinion on the topic, the age group, the setting in which the audience might be reading, or any…

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    Education shapes the individuals who run this world. Because of this, the content included in curriculum is a widely debated subject. Everything from math, to physical education, to the arts is included in different curriculums. However, some disagree that the arts, such as dance, drama, and music, shouldn’t be included in the school system. These people propose that these are luxury topics, and not necessary for success in the real world. This concept might apply to some kids, but others find…

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