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Elk Grove Unified School District V. NewdowFacts: Michael Newdow’s daughter attended public school in California. Teachers everyday lead their students in the reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. Michael Newdow is an atheist and believes that the Pledge is religious indoctrination since it contains the words “under God” and violates the First Amendment. Newdow filed suit … Read more
Francine Prose wrote “I Know why the Caged Bird Cannot Read” to depict that American high school students learn to hate literature in part because they are asked to read mediocre, easy novels. She supports this claim by using examples from her sons’ experiences with their school system and reading lists she gathered from across … Read more
In the age of urbanization renaissance that witnesses in the world in different fields of science, economics and labor market, education emerges as among the most important source of this global development. Therefore, around the world, governments are focusing on this sector with the required improvement in the curricula and the most important schools. In … Read more
It was Saturday, a busy day for me, I got up earlier that ay so as to pack up luggage. It was a little confuse because I was going to travel somewhere I have never heard of before_Tamanart, a small village which is 80 km to Bouizakarne but it belongs to Tata province. Sunday, September … Read more
Are Co-ed Schools better than Single Sex Schools? This paper gives an argumentative discussion on the topic of whether or not co-ed schools are better than single sex schools. In the paper, I have argued that co-ed schools are better than single sex schools; the argument takes into account the counterarguments offered by the people … Read more
Dude, You’re a Fag In C.J. Pascoe’s book, Dude, You’re a fag, she discusses how masculinity in high school is asserted through dominance and control within male and female interactions. Through decades of categorizing and labeling others, society has developed a system of lumping males and females into two gender categories. This text discussed both … Read more
The first uniforms were believed to become more popular in public schools in the early 2000s. In 2015, over 150 students in Europe were sent home from school for wearing the wrong pieces of clothing in their uniforms. Uniforms can affect students by missing out on lessons due to wearing the wrong shoes. School uniforms … Read more
Nowadays, the advent of hand phones has signified a new epoch in the modern society, no exception for secondary schools. Over the years, the disputes on the topic, “Should hand phones be allowed in secondary schools?” is never-ending. For your information, students of Japan and Korea have at least some freedom to use hand phones … Read more
Watching the documentary, “I am a Promise: The Children of Stanton Elementary School,” alerted me to the multitude of problems that young children face in their pursuit of education. The documentary portrayed how children from impoverished areas fail to receive the support they need to succeed, an inequality which makes angers me. Although impoverished children … Read more
“The National School Safety Centre records one of the worst cases of school violence to have occurred in Beslan, Russia, in 2004, with 350 people killed, half of which were children” (Enyinnaya, 2016). Violence in school takes place in many areas on the world. However, not many people know about the roots of this issue. … Read more
Introduction The issue of poverty has impacted many families throughout the country and has affected the educational system of schools in countless counties in the United States. The United States has a self-inflicted, widespread problem that concludes to being concentrated poverty. Neighborhoods with concentrated poverty, who have a poverty rate of approximately 40 percent or … Read more
Should students be able to listen to music during school? Some people may find that listening to music distracts them from concentrating but for some people it helps them with focusing, memorizing, and keeping on task. Many people say that music takes stress off their mind by focusing on something else, such as work. Music … Read more
Talking about an ergonomic chair is talking about health, because sitting correctly has become a vital issue today. Who has not spent hours in front of the computer and suffered those terrible backaches? What are these cervical problems that we have suffered more than once? And it is that adopting a bad posture when sitting … Read more
Curriculum is defined as the sum of all experiences, which are to be provided in an educational institution. According to Wheeler (1967) curriculum means the planned experiences offered to the learners under the guidance of the school. Curriculum has been defined by Tanner & Tanner (1975) as the planned guided learning experience and intended learning … Read more
Yesterday, I was scrolling through my Facebook feed and saw a picture of this week’s newspaper dated for October 25, 2016, on the shooting at Union Middle School in Sandy, Utah. The article reported that a fourteen year old student shot another sixteen year old student right there in the parking lot- point blank. The … Read more
The dissertation selected for this critique was an interpretive phenomenological analysis study. The study investigates the experiences of five principals who were placed in low-performing schools as “turn-around” principals. Mayo (2018) proposed the research question, “how do principals make sense of and explain collective teacher efficacy in a turnaround school?”. The researcher discussed the significance … Read more
Cell Phones should be Included in the school experience because the cell phone is an extremely powerful tool; along with the purpose of school being to prepare the newest generation for the future It is the school’s job to prepare us for everything we may encounter when we reach adulthood. Parents are trusting that their … Read more
Single sex school provides poor social skills. When school prohibits boys and girls from studying together in school or classroom, they will built a mindset that their gender is better than the opposite sex. When students are segregated by sex, they will miss the opportunity to work together and develop their social skills. It has … Read more
In the article, the author was trying to explain how special Jesuit schools are compared to other schools by stating three characteristics he has observed in all schools he visited — cura personalis or the care for the whole person, the spirit of magis — to do more and be more, and being men and … Read more
Good evening my fellow classmates, teachers and administrators. My name is Hara Nekkanti, and I stand before you as a graduating student of Kleinburg Public School, and a resident of Kleinburg. No matter how much solace and gratitude is shown towards these teachers, staff and even my classmates, it will never be enough. Graduation is … Read more
What kids around the world eat during lunch at school Each country has its own standards for school meals. Some schools offer cooked meals and snacks for lunch and some cook for students. The most popular foods are potatoes, rice and coleslaw. In most schools there is also milk instead of fruit juice. We has … Read more
A number of school administrations are still arguing that wired connections are the better option for internet access. However, Wi-Fi has taken place in schools, FAST, aided by the as much fast development of technology. Entire new line of devices, like tablets and smartphones, no longer support physical network connections. Apples even eliminated wired ports … Read more
What are some important steps in interpreting data from high stakes assessments? After obtaining data and determining information such as which types of accommodations were used, how many alternative assessments were taken, and which scores were not included in the school’s improvement index, educators should examine the data to identify expected results, unexpected results, and … Read more
Ever since I was a little girl in elementary, I have always looked up to the senior homecoming queen. Whoever won the title was someone to look up to and follow in their footsteps to be successful. When I was about 6 years old, I had the chance to walk on homecoming court to carry … Read more
One of the key challenges of educational Institutes of modern day is to ensure a strong faculty capable to uphold the quality of teaching and learning. This looms as a challenge considering that the quality of teaching can only be the result of a strong teaching faculty embedded with the knowledge of the school culture, … Read more
Students need breaks! For some students, a two-to-three-month summer break just isn’t long enough. Some students need time to live, to explore, to understand, to transition, and to find themselves. A gap year is a break in education after completing high school before furthering education at a college or university. A gap year gives students … Read more
All teachers are required to carry out the duties of a school teacher as set out in the current School Teachers Pay and Conditions Document. All teachers should also have due regard to all of the Teacher Standards (2012). Teachers’ performance will be assessed against the Teacher Standards as part of the appraisal process as … Read more
Homeschooling Homeschooling is a type of Education that allows parents to educate their children at home instead of sending them off to an educational institution such as public or private schools. It is gaining acceptance from the public every year, and many families are looking into this education option for their children. There are many … Read more
Should religion be taught in public schools?Should region be taught in public schools? How will parents take this? In my opinion its best that religion doesn’t enter public schools because of the contreversy and media outrage that can stir up. Starting with one point of view, there are many reasons why religion needs to be … Read more
10 Minute School is the largest online educational platform of Bangladesh. It was introduced or created by Ayman Sadiq with his goal to destroy all kinds of barriers of ensuring quality education to all across Bangladesh. It can be either economical, geographical or informational barriers. Basically 10 Minute School teaches everything starting from class 1 … Read more
The annual school uniforms sales in the U.S. averages one billion, three hundred million (Statistic Brain). That’s a great deal of money towards something that the majority of student’s dread. School uniforms are typically worn in private schools but are becoming required at some public schools. The average student doesn’t want to wake up in … Read more
Should students have to wear uniforms? Uniforms are seen almost anywhere in the world and are worn for many different reasons that could range from going to a reunion to going to work. People usually think of suits, tuxedos, or something a grown-up would wear when “uniform” is said. Why are children expected to wear … Read more
Drug addiction and drug abuse are clearly negatively impacting today’s society. It is not a secret that drugs kill brain cells and that addiction is hard to get rid of. Study after study has shown that drugs are addictive. There have been several studies done to address the drug abuse as well as addiction in … Read more
In 1900 school counseling increases its prospects. The history of school counseling has existed for hundreds of years. In 1907 Jesse B Davis is the first person who implemented a schematized guidance program in public schools. According to the West Virginia Department of education, counseling was created in response to the industrial revolution when regular … Read more
In Freemont High School, written by Jonathan Kozol, undesirable conditions of the schools are discussed. Although, the school is located in beautiful Los Angeles, the school is less than favorable. Many students, during any given day, are unable to eat, use the restroom, or receive a worthy education. Such schooling situations are not only exclusive … Read more
Are you a high school or college student who just isn’t sure what you want to do with you career path? Don’t fret because career planning can be one of the most overwhelming situations in your life. It’s never too early to begin career planning, but it can also be mind-boggling if you don’t have … Read more
Do teachers change when they are evaluated? Do parents worry about their kids being in school? Have many students been accused of something they didn’t do? All of these problems can be eliminated with one little piece of technology hanging from the ceiling. Cameras have many helpful factors. For example, cameras can be used to … Read more
There are several causes result in school violence. Although violence in school takes place in many areas on the world, not many people know about the roots of this issue. The causes of school violence are divided into two main factors: subjective factors (using drugs and alcohol, poor education, personality) and objective factors (family, community … Read more
Educational attainment is essential to achieve because this brings satisfaction to our lives. From the articles that I have read, the topic of debate between anti-intellectualism and the vocational education has been raised. The first article entitled My Struggles With Anti-Intellectualism was written by Paul Stoller. He was a professor of anthropology courses and had … Read more
We have spent these past four years reading textbooks, taking tests, and fighting with our teachers and peers. But what have we really learned? Not much. The things that most of us have gotten out of high school are how to memorize answers long enough to pass a test, how to use a calculator, how … Read more
It’s something we all question in our teenage years: sex. Teenagers often feel uncomfortable talking to their parents about sex. For this reason, Sex Education is effective while being taught in school. Many believe this will increase curiosity in teens and may cause them to experiment. If thoroughly taught, Sex Education will be informative and … Read more
According to TeacherPH (2018), The Senate must have been more than willing to implement proposed bills to provide the public teachers in the Philippines a decent increase altogether with benefits but up to now none of the plans were actually realized. The government officials should make an action to increase the salary that they deserved. … Read more
Mandatory Uniforms in Public Schools Do you want equality among students in your child’s school? Do you want less violence within your child’s school? Would you like your daughter to concentrate more on her schoolwork and less on what name brand jeans she is wearing? All this is possible with mandatory uniform policies in public … Read more
Single sex schools are institutions of learning where students of the same gender are educated in different classrooms and schools. This system of education is an old approach that has recently gained momentum. There is enough evidence of the increments since there is an increased number of primary schools, both juniors and senior high schools, … Read more
Wake up! Wake up! The shrieking commands of my now irate mother abruptly awake me. As I strain to open my eyes, I am pierced by the fiery hot coals of the suns rays. I roll out of bed, only to hear more commands barked out by my mother. Hurry up, youre going to be … Read more
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Silence, exile, and cunning.”- these are weapons Stephen Dedalus chooses in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. And these, too, were weapons that its author, James Joyce, used against a hostile world. Like his fictional hero, Stephen, the young Joyce felt stifled by … Read more
Violence in schools has progressed from bloody noses to bloody gun shot wounds. Kids now days observe so much violence its almost predictable that they act this way. People are SO desensitized to violence from TV, video games, videos. Kids tend to imitate what they see exposing them to violence before they can understand it … Read more
Since the late 1970s, social science researchers, the media, private foundations, and policymakers have directed considerable attention to the labor market problems of young adults and their families. Most of this attention has focused on high school dropouts, the poor, minorities, and inner-city youth. But an equally troublingand broaderproblem has received comparatively less notice: the … Read more
Coinciding with the onslaught of the new millennium, schools are beginning to realize that the parents are not doing their job when it comes to sexual education. The school system already has classes on sexual education; these classes are based mainly on human anatomy. Most schools do not teach their students about relationships, morals, respect, … Read more
The problem of violence in schools today is a major concern. Crime in and around schools threatens the well being of students, as well as the school staff and the surrounding communities. It also holds back learning and student achievement. The problem is more defined in the public school system than in catholic schools. Catholic … Read more