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    Many schools in America are divided by cities and districts which locks in certain students for specific schools. Some of these schools are well provided, and others are not due to the income of that district which the students live in. These borders for schools causes a problem in which certain educational tools and experience are restricted for those individuals who have a low income. The inadequate funding of schools for certain districts throughout America have been a problematic enforcement

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    Education System in the UK Education is an important tool that is applied in the contemporary world to succeed, as it mitigates the challenges which are faced in life. The knowledge gained through education enables individuals’ potential to be optimally utilized owing to training of the human mind. This opens doors of opportunities enables individual to achieve better prospects in career growth. The education system generally and in the UK specifically is divided into four main parts,

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    instances educators and the schools are often the first if not only advocate for a student therefore recognizing issues in the student’s lives is of the highest priority. Examples of hardships faced by students are low socioeconomic status and its effect on educational achievement (Spring, 2016), the personal development of the child including the effects by prejudices and racism on the ability of a child to progress, home issues leading to difficulty in an out of the school system (Spring, 2016), and

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    Waldorf School Education

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    In the Op. Ed. "A Silicon Valley School That Doesn't Compute" by Matt Richtel develops its purpose early, relies on ethical and emotional appeal, and allows the reader to develop an opinion to explain why the use of technology is not permitted in Waldorf schools and whether it should or should not be permitted in other schools. The purpose of this op. ed. is to explain the Waldorf school system's policy that technology should not be allowed in a child's education. This is developed firstly through

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    High School Education

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    Entering high school can be a drastic change from elementary school. There are many things being introduced to students such as schedule changes, class rotation, and a new curriculum. The jump from being at the top in elementary to being at the very bottom in high school can be intimidating. Although, students are taught many things in high school such as social skills, the importance of Indigenous people, they are not showed the importance of life and how to deal with it in the adult world. Students

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    Middle school was roughly the first time I truly became aware of social justice in the world. It was probably the first real time I realized that the world wasn’t fair and that equal opportunities were not available for everybody. Around the time of Barraack Obama’s first term our country went into a recession and unemployment was high. I watched my friend’s mom become unemployed because the company could not afford to have her as an employee anymore. My family was not affected hard at the beginning

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    While at the school, I got to try my hand at a variety of different things. Every day was different. In a classroom, you never know what is going to happen and everyday something different is taught. I would go to the school Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays each week from 12:00pm until 3:00pm. On Mondays, I would go to two Kindergarten classrooms, Mrs. Markons and Mrs. Rolfes. In both classes, I helped with environmental education. Somedays there was an Environmental Educator that would lead the

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    Martin Luther King helped desegregate the education system through peace and non aggression acts, yet some schools are mostly one race. Many schools in public areas such as New York have poor facilities and terrible teaching methods( methods used to get students ready for the working class and not their preferred career). Different places in society offer different educational experience than other places. Articles like “From Social Class And The Hidden Curriculum Of Work” from Jean Anyon and “ Still

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    High School Education

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    High School Education Being an educator at any level in the school system is very important for advancing the youth. Being a high school educator is extremely important in that many teachers at this level of education have to prepare the students for adulthood and the real world. Being an effective high school educator includes incorporating the multitude of the learning styles that the students have, along with the different styles of teaching and the most effective ways of delivering the material

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    Schools these days do not prepare their students for the real world and adult life. Some people may even say that schools today teach their students to fail in life. Now it takes luck to get into a school that has valuable knowledge to give to their students. Some of the stuff that schools aren’t teaching that are very important are the simple stuff. For example, argumentative writing is a very simple and very important topic, yet some teachers won’t take the time to teach it. If teachers don’t

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