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The whole issue of teacher certification is one of great importance and when discussed must be done in a delicate and thoughtful manner. The reason for this increasing importance is because the education of our nation's teachers is important to the creation of an ideal education system, which is one of the goals of our national government and State governments. Over the years the whole educational reform movement has become an increasingly 'hot' topic. Reforms in the administration of school systems and in curriculum theory and practice have been asked for and a4re currently being put into effect. Recently, reform of the education of teachers is being added to the lo9ng list of reforms
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What Makes an Excellent Teacher?There are many teachers who are capable of providing students with the necessary information needed to be learned in school. Out of those many, there are a few special ones who always stand out. Students usually refer to them as excellent teachers. Many different characteristics combine together to create this exceptional individual and extraordinary teacher.A great teacher must be fair to absolutely everyone. This includes treating every student with the same respect; having no favourites. Teachers who do this will almost always receive that respect in return from the students. This helps the class function well so the student will learn more. They also
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My Philosophy of a teacher.What makes a good instructor? There are lots of factors, which determine the answer to this question, and one of the most important aspects of being a good teacher is, I believe, the teaching strategy of a teacher. I think that teachers play a very important role in molding the career of a student emotionally, technically and intellectually. A good teacher is a person who works with a single powerful goal in mind: working for the best interests of all the students, which help them, succeed socially and academically. I certainly don't agree with the statement made by Dunny that a good teacher is just about knowing the curriculum and forcing the stuff on the
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The 1940's:In the mid '40s, when the Second World War ended, denim blue jeans, worn almost only as work clothes, started being worn more in the U.S. and Europe. They were strong and felt good on, they were said to be a "stand for freedom". Both men and women, wore them, from returning GI's and teenagers. In Europe, American army forces leave behind leftovers of Levi's, and a small amount are available. It's the there first time seeing the denims. Other clothing manufacturers try to copy the U.S. originals, but people can tell the difference and want the real ones. Fewer jeans were made during the time of World War 2. American soldiers, who sometimes wore them they were not working, showed
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In any working relationship, there need be a sense of order and discipline. This constant applies to one's relationship with educators as well as all other figures of authority. Most of the time in a student / teacher relationship is spent in the classroom. Therefore to enable a profitable experience for both parties involved in the relationship, order and discipline must again be in place. The teacher's role involves educating and disciplining the students. A teacher cannot teach without the attention of the class, therefore discipline is sometimes necessary to keep students in line. Some techniques used by teachers to discipline students are detentions, scoldings, and essays. The student
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include the entire essay title, as well as any questions and sub-questions that your teacher might have specified to you when you wrote the essay for an assignment. If you have any further comments about the essay, such as sugestions for improvements, add them include the entire essay title, as well as any questions and sub-questions that your teacher might have specified to you when you wrote the essay for an assignment. If you have any further comments about the essay, such as sugestions for improvements, add them include the entire essay title, as well as any questions and sub-questions that your teacher might have specified to you when you wrote the essay for an assignment. If you have
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My Favorite Grade School Teacher By: Amber Wise My favorite grade school teacher was Mrs. Cantrell. She was my fifth grade teacher at Davis Elementary School in Southampton, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Cantrell was a tall, thin women with red hair to her shoulders and bluish gray eyes. She was a great teacher because she didn't play favorites, everything was fair for everyone, she had fun activities, and she believed in me.Mrs. Cantrell always had fun activities for us. Each week she would pick two people to take attendance, read what was for lunch, and read the announcements. Then every other day we would read part of a book or a poem out loud to the class. Other fun activities included holiday
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The Heartbreak Kid centres on the coming of age relationship between a teacher and a wild and spirited student. The teacher, Christiana Poppadpolis jolts the young man Nick Polides sexuality beyond belief. This story is in the Australian-Greek life upbringing which Nick is shown the truth about street life. Christiana is locked into traditions of how women are restricted into Greek traditions of women in the work place. Also how she commits herself into destined life of marriage with children which leaves her living across the street with her mom and dad.Christina is a young teacher from a privileged Greek-Australian background. She has just been assigned to a school in a rough neighborhood
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It was a tuesday morning the date was 09-11-01 and their was about 40-50 students in the cafeteria and about 150 students on the field and a commercial plain flew over the school going faster than the speed of sound. A sonic boom shook the school like a wrecking hitting the school. All the students started going crazy. Thirty minutes later one of the teachers started on her way out yelling "I cant believe that happened." "I cant believe that happened." Finally a fellow teacher asked her what happened the teacher said a commercial plain crashed into Luke Air Force Base. The plain crashed into the most important part of the base. The part that the captain and
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teacher in each school would be appointed at the staff development teacher and each school must approve a specific amount of substitute time to release teachers for professional growth activities. In each school, there would be a group of consulting teachers known as "CTs." They must meet strict standards and will then be used to help improve the new or underperforming teacher's instructional skills. If improvements are not seen, then probationary teachers are not re-hired and a tenured teacher can be dismissed. The CTs have a huge impact on whether or not teachers are dismissed. Therefore, the CTs must meet strict requirements set up by a committee and the administration.Reaction: The
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According to James Hoffman, "Recent attempts to reform schools in the U.S. have been decidedly undemocratic in nature and spirit." The state has now mandated standardized testing plans, curriculum frameworks for reading and language arts, testing programs for students these programs are having a direct impact on the curriculum for teacher education. This is not the answer. This is not the answer, if this continues student will drop out of school an increasing numbers of minorities will simply give up and stop attending. The wave of student apathy toward schools will continue to grow. Democracy in schools will die (Hoffman). Teachers and students are essential to keeping democratic education
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parents did not buy it and my brother was jailed at home.The third type of trickster is the "I must get revenge" trickster. These tricksters will do anything to humiliate their enemy. Often, they will not rest until the deed is done. Malcolm's teacher from "Malcolm in the Middle" is an example. When Malcolm corrected him on a mistake, the teacher thinks that Malcolm believes that he is smarter than the teacher. To get back at Malcolm, the teacher plans a project for him. He is to videotape Reese. Then the teacher edits the tape to deceive the viewers into thinking that Malcolm is humiliating his own retarded brother. Malcolm feels stunned by his teacher's actions. To get back at the teacher
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Teachers in today?s society earn only $1430/month. How can we put a price on our children?s education, especially that small of a price? Children in today?s society deserve the best possible education and how are they able to get that when the teachers are not getting a fair salary? Every since the first day I walked into elementary school I realized I wanted to be a teacher. I am not really sure what it was but something just set off a spark which has continued to get brighter and brighter over the past 13 years. During these 13 years I have been able to practice my teaching skills by working hands on with children, whether it be baby-sitting, tutoring, or just playing I was always working
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Microteaching and Class ObservationObservation of other teacher (or of other trainees on a course) is an excellent way of helping oneself to become more aware of options and possibilities. Observation tasks can help observer to focus more clearly on what is happening in a lesson. They may provide useful information or insights for personal reflection or for a post-lesson discussion with the teacher. This does not imply that 'evaluation' or 'criticism' is required. Observation and discussion are learning tools for the observer and the teacher. In the right environment, where both people are respectful and supportive of each other, and where there is a clear agreement to be honest, then a
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conversation." In viewing education in this light, Oakeshott challenges the conventional view that teachers teach and learners merely learn. Instead he implies that in order for learning to be successful and stimulating, conversation must be an essential part of the learning and teaching process. Additionally, the use of the term conversation also establishes the idea that there is a level of mutuality between both the teacher and the student.However, this also opens the question as to whether or not the idea of education as conversation and the mutuality between the teacher and student is totally accurate, particularly in terms of knowledge. From one stand point, one can agree with
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The Canadian Montessori Teacher Education Institute
THE TWELVE COMMANDEMENTS OF THE MONTESSORI TEACHER
I. Take meticulous and constant care of the environment.
II. Show the child where everything belongs; show clearly and precisely the use of the material and stop firmly any misuse with mild words and loving presence.
III. Be active when you put the child in constructive relationship with the environment;
be seemingly passive when the contact is established.
IV. Observe the children constantly in order to notice the one who needs support.
V. Be ever ready to answer the call of a child who needs your help.
VI. Listen and respond when asked to. VII. Respect the one who works without
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As a sixth grader at Lane Elementary School, I found myself at constant conflict with another boy in my class. I normally got along with most of the other students in my class, however it was this one other boy who tested my patience almost every day that school year. It wasn't with him that I found failure, but with my teacher, counselor, and principal and trying to convince them I was never the one to blame whenever I would get into another fight or argument with the boy.Every time I would get into an argument with this boy, I would always attract the attention of my teacher because of my loud, boisterous tone I would always use whenever I would step into a dispute. My teacher would
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comes the chorus that will always bore us,"Open your books to page three-fifty-fourFor twenty pages of homework you've been waiting for."After, or before, this amazingly sad boreThe word "project" comes to mind;Yet another way to put your brain in a bind."And look out, students! Tomorrow is dueThat huge project you've been putting off for a month or two."In third period, they may feel a bit muddy,Although it is no part becauseOf that test for which they did not study.But the third period teacher allows a respiteFor this particular teacher does not bite;His tests are challenging and his assignments fun,Making it seem that as if in a dream the school runs.Fourth period comes,And students
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One time, there was this really big guy and he said he was going to steal my sandwich if I didn?t hurry up and eat it. He was born in the exotic part of the Amazon and had a jaunty skin color. So I tried to parry my sandwich by wavered my arms wildly. I connected with his jaw and made him angry. A mathematics teacher caught me in the act and conveyed me to the assistant principles office down at the end of the hallway. The assistant principal was very tawdry in his looks. He had a cheap wool suit with bright yellow banana sneakers like the ones people wore back in the seventies. On his desk were various trinkets and pink slips of many insubordinate students. He scolded me and punished me by
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I wanted to lie down and cry. When I got home from the student/teacher/parent conference in fifth grade my mind was in shambles. After I had done everything possible to pass math, my fifth grade teacher was actually telling my Parents about my alleged poor effort. Poor effort? Didn't I do every homework assignment? Didn't I study every night and miss my favorite television show "Full house"? From an early age, I had been taught that grades are important. Good grades would lead to a college education and bad grades would lead to being a middle class nothing like my parents were.Yet it wasn't the math grade that really bothered me so much, but the fact that I was giving my all which clearly
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Assaulted at School #2
By Jessica FoestMOONFLEET-Students of Moonfleet Elementary School were startled by the fish throwing events at their school.When Mr. Maskew stormed into the classroom and threw a fish at the teacher, Mr. Glennie."We were all doing our work when Mr. Maskew came in and started ranting and raving about a headstone, I think. I did not know what they were talking about so I tried to do my work, but once I heard a slap I jumped up. Mr. Glennie my teacher had been hit in the face with a sole and was bleeding", said Jimmy a boy in the class.It turned out that Mr. Maskew was angry about what Mr. Glennie had written on the headstone at David block. David block was the young
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This passage is going to be about a time I felt misunderstood and the actions of others.Back when I was younger, I was sitting in class, when a mentally challenged student walked in. He wasn't originally in this class; he had made a mistake and was confused. He began to ask for his teacher, and if we know who or where she was. Meanwhile I was reading my book, not paying attention to the class; I came across a funny line. I began to laugh out loud and uncontrollably. The teacher began to yell at me, for laughing at the boy. She then pulled me aside and asks me why I was laughing. I told her that I was reading my book and she said that she misunderstood why I was laughing. I felt really bad
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Students' Rights and Teachers' Responsibilities ScenarioThe School Board is the exclusive owner of any public school building and any desk or locker utilized by any student contained therein or any other area that may be set aside for the personal use of the students. Any teacher, principal, administrator, or school security guard employed by the school board, having a reasonable belief that the public school building, desk, locker, area or grounds contain any weapons, illegal drugs, alcoholic beverages, nitrate based inhalants, stolen goods, or other items, the school reserves the right to search the students locker (Mczeal, 2004). Students have the right to protection from unlawful
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onto the Internet to find added information on a topic and find useful fun activities for lessons. The Internet can be used for students to find information and do research for projects and assignments as well. The danger behind this is the fact that students can also find term papers and other assignments on the computer done by other people and use them as their own works without the teacher knowing. This is not only deceitful, but the students learn absolutely nothing.One area where I think computers greatly impact education beneficially is the use of computers as teaching tools by the teacher. Teachers can construct PowerPoint presentations in order to provide their students with necessary
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Schools in Canada have recently become the battleground for the fight over how much political correctness should be allowed to infiltrate grade school classrooms. One can take two sides when dealing with such issues as violent toys, "good clean fun", the benefits and disadvantages of political correctness.There is much controversy about violent toys which are far from being considered politically correct. The toys that enter many grade school classrooms throughout the country may also seem offensive to people who try to be as politically correct as possible. I can remember an incident involving myself, a water gun and a teacher back in grade four. What had happened was that I pondered onto
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: Diverse Teaching Strategies for Diverse Learners]In Educating Everybody's Children: Diverse Teaching Strategies for Diverse Learners, Robert Cole suggests a few effective strategies that promote reading comprehension. He suggests teachers should ask students to draw on their personal experiences, inviting them to think about how they connect to a specific topic through their life experiences (p.110). To effectively do this, a teacher should use pictures, graphics, objects, books, or media clips. Using images and objects engages students, forcing them to think about each item and either remember a connection or begin to develop questions about the topic if they have little experience with it
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The Dead Poets' Society is a film about conflict and passion. It is set in a Vermont school, Welton Academy and the scenes largely involve the teacher, Professor John Keating and his students.The story starts out as a bright young, but shy student Todd Anderson (Ethan Hawke) is sent to a religious boarding school where there is little room for other than academic struggle. He arrives in his room where he meets his roommate Neil Perry who is a bright and mischievous youth who can't escape from the critical and oppressive eye of his father. The two of them, along with the rest of their friends form a tight bond with their English teacher, Mr. Keating (Robin Williams).Robin Williams is well
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Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Peter Ilyick Tchaikovsky was born on May 7th, 1840 in Votkinsk, Russia. He was born second in a family of five sons. Tchaikovsky seemed to have a natural talent for music since he was young. At age five he started to take Piano lessons from his teacher Maria Markovna Palchikova and soon became better than her. As a pre-teenager, he attended school at St.Petersberg. His mother died in 1854 due to cholera. Peter again took piano lessons, this time with Rudolf Kundinger. In his youth, he continued to study law, attending the School of Jurisprudence although he found it quite boring and stopped. Tchaikovsky became rebellious to his family when he quit his job as a clerk
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Christine EpleySPED 512Autism AssessmentI am a 5th grade teacher. In my class this year, I have a new child that has Asperger's syndrome. This child has been participating in full inclusion since Kindergarten. He was pulled out for services that focused mostly on his ability to relate to peers. His CUM folders states that that when this child would communicate with his peers he spoke very loudly. When a child would ask him to lower his voice this child would respond by screaming at his peers. This child preferred to be with adults, he does certain things repetitively, avoids eye contact, stares at hands, and rock in his chair.I teach at a Catholic School, and we do provide pull out
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1The Poetry Object | The Red Room Company | www.redroomcompany.org
These resources are intended to support teachers and schools as they prepare for the
NAPLAN English Reading test for Year 9. They do not and are not intended to reflect the
exact format or nature of the NAPLAN tests.
Experienced NSW English teacher and marker Nerida Wayland has composed the
following resources for The Red Room Company.
Biography:
Nerida Wayland has taught secondary English since 1997 in both the public and private
systems, as well as overseas in London. Her qualifications include: Education, TESOL K-12
and Book Editing and Publishing.
She is currently finishing her final year of a Masters in Children's
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What has happened to the world today?
2/3 of Americans is either bisexual or gay
The average age to get pregnant is now 15
And in school we are learning to be mean
Drugs are going around in elementary school
The kids that do the drugs think they are cool
When you watch the news, there is a war
Kids think its ok to steal from the store
What are we teaching the kids of today?
Because the lessons they are learning are not ok
13 is the age most kids begin to smoke
Elementary kids are now doing coke
It is now natural for a husband to cheat
He and his mistress always planning when to meet
Teen death's are a big factor in life
A 10-year-old cut his teacher up with a knife
3/5 of teens already have at least one baby
Where is the boyfriend of this lady?
He's out getting another girl in bed
His parents wish they were dead
60% of Americans have AIDS today
Mothers are getting their babies taken away
None of this stuff is right, at all
So why isn't God thinking "To hell with y'all"
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Well, everyone has to start an education some time, and some peoples experiences are a little
harder and scarier than others. I am going to tell you the highlights of my first years of education
and hope that you have a few good laughs and an opportunity to look back an compare your
stories to mine.
First of all, we all have to start off somewhere, and where is a better place to start than
with kindergarten. As we all know, the first day of kindergarten is that scariest day of a five year
olds life. My first day started off pretty well. I met my teacher Mrs. Gorillic. Besides her name,
everything was pretty normal about this teacher. We had reading time where we would all sit
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wise.†From the Taoist point of view, scholarly intellect may be useful for evaluating and examining certain pieces of information, while things of deep matter and true importance are beyond its limited perimeter. My mother had an experience with this and I will use it to explain this principle. One day in my mother’s seventh grade History class, her teacher decided to spring a pop quiz on his students. My mother’s pulse began to increase and the fret created tension in her muscles. When she received her quiz, the teacher announced that it would also be a timed quiz. My mother glanced over her paper and saw that she had two
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. Choosing your car after you get back from wherever you were going also takes geometry. You must make sure that your car is the same one that you came in, and you check the shape of the car to make sure of that.Working at a job takes an extreme amount of geometry use. Depending on the job, how many times you use geometry in a single day can vary from anywhere to 1 to a million times. Say that you were a teacher. When you get in the school, you must get out the key that fits the pattern in the keyhole, unlocking your classroom. Next off, while writing with the chalk on the board, you must make geometrical shapes with the chalk, forming what we call letters. A teacher must explain things in a simple
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follow the rules not only of the teacher, but those the teacher must follow of the institutionalized authority, the principle, and so on. Second, that concepts like cooperation and teamwork, though more accentuated today, are still largely emphasized only in "extra"caricular activities. Where any achievement is highly competitive and individualistic. Third, is a segregation of the students in a variety of groupings which is not only accepted by the student, because that's just how its been, but brought along with the rest of their life to their careers and children. These groupings usually cause extremely different educational benefits and prosperity. I found one sentence over all
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correct them and send back . Each learner receives the correction clearly. I choose the most common mistakes and present them in front of all learners using projector to clarify the structure . This way makes the lesson more memorable by employing a variety of different learning styles. I also give the learner one website to practice grammar .I plan to let the learners to write and edit the Wikipedia articles.Reading class:Computers with internet change the interaction between learners and teachers .There is less teacher and more learner talk in computer classes. Furthermore, it changes teacher and students' roles and makes learning more student-centered. I follow that rule: "Planning, Action
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"cheesy" little chat of how to be moral and ethical. I would be acting as though a parent telling the child what is right and what is wrong. By doing so he might abide by my chat of what not to do or he might just ignore it and get on with life stealing a whole bunch of other things. If things do not work as planned, I would inform him that if he won't listen to me then I would report this to the teacher. Moreover this is not a reliable option and might even break my friendship with him, but it has a fifty-fifty chance of being successful.
Second is the solution of telling the higher authorities like my teacher or parents on him. By doing so handling the situation will not only be my
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Face to FaceDyadic Communication or two-person communication includes interviews with an employer or a teacher; talks with a parent, spouse or child and interactions among strangers, acquaintances, and friends-this is a subset of interpersonal communication-is generally an intimate conversationOn the TelephoneInterpersonal Communication is the personal process of coordinating meaning between at least two people in a situation that allows mutual opportunities for both speaking and listening-this occurs to solve problems, to resolve conflicts and to share information-through this communication people are able to establish relationships with othersIn WritingTransaction Model is a depiction of
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our teacher wanted it to sound like an obituary, remember -The man, who killed himself on April 30th, 1945, at the age of 56, along with his newlywed wife, Eva Braun, in Berlin, was Adolf Hitler.Hitler was born on April 20th, 1889, in Branua Austria. In 1907, he moved to Vienna, four years after the death of his father. The 4th child of his father's 3rd marriage, Hitler went to Vienna to study art, but was rejected 3 times, and withdrew himself from society. He then began to read, and come up with his philosphy.In 1914, after a year of running from the Austrian draft, Austrian officials caught him an drafted him, but he failed his physical. Later that year, WW1 broke out and Hitler joined
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conception, of course, there are also other factors such as nutrition and environment.Everyone's personal identity should be changing everyday, every moment by the building up of their intelligence and experiences. In the earlier stage, our personal identity is solely from our parents. This includes: heredity, culture background and the environment. As you grow older, fewer influences will come from your parents but more from your friends, peers and teacher. Due to the fact most people want a place to belong to (not necessary be a location), and want to have friends, we'll sometimes alter our decision and benefits to just fit into a group.When getting into the middle age, the biggest influences will probably come from your work, religion and friends still. As you can see friend plays a very big part in everyone's life.Personal identity plays a major part in my quest for self-knowledge, but its up to me to choose my own identity.God created all men equally, but it is up to us to determine whom we ultimately want to be.
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-schooler in Moscow, Russia, I took English for three years. Many of my peers grumbled about having to attend the course, adamant in their belief that these skills would be never used. However, some, including myself, felt that any offer of knowledge was to be accepted and stored away for possible later use. Lo and behold, three years after I signed up for my first English class, I found myself living in the United States, sending sincere thank you letters to my English teacher for supplying me with survival skills. If I had not taken my class seriously, my integration into the American society would have taken much longer.My attitude toward learning has not changed since. Striving to excel in every
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video on suicide. That was probably the first time the issue was brought right in front of me. I had heard of suicide before hand, but I didn't realize how serious an issue it was. It was depressing to see how sad their friends and families were after their death. The whole suicide issue had caught my attention back then. To be honest, it was most likely because the teacher who showed us the videotape and taught our drug prevention classes was pretty cool. I couldn't totally think the idea of someone taking their life over problems I thought could have been easily solved. Even after four years I still don't completely get it. However, I do know that being a teenager is stressful and filled with incomprehensible feelings that we usually don't know how to deal with or express. Unfortunately I don't know all too much about this topic, but I guess that's why I'm researching it.I think many people know the symptoms, but few actually pay attention to their surroundings to realize that their friends and/or families are having problems.
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? Chain Smoker? Critiques other books and a good critique? French? English Educated? Work Class Jewish (Post WW2)? Montreal Anti-Youth War Didn't want to fight? Characters? MacPherson Physical Description? Red fussy face, tight-lipped young Scot? Curly Black Hair Greying? Thick Scots accent Joined in 1927 Doesn't like Job? Avoid Master's Room (Staff Room) Lost his natural & free spirit (3) Idealistic Teacher? Won't Beat Kids (5)? Hopes kids will succeed and remember him Losing Professionalism? Don't insult Family (6
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The aspect this education paper is referring to is the education of youth. The public school systems around the United States, especially in Florida are awful. The school systems for the most part just want more and more money and since the government doesn't give them what they want the school system just cuts back on whatever they think is expendable. Besides the money issue, schools are letting people become teachers that are not even close to qualified for a position of such responsibilities. One more thing is how a substitute teacher doesn't need any experience in the field they are subbing for and all one needs to be a substitute is a high school diploma, meaning these
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Essays are gay for several reasons. Nobody likes writing them because they arent fun to do. why do something thats not fun? They also are time consuming and do nothing but make some teacher happy that they kept you busy with such stupid busywork. Whens the last time you saw somebody who was not a student write an essay? Thats like seeing a flying purple hippo take a dump on a cop car while smoking a blunt. It doesnt happen. There are some people who get off on writing essays, definately not anyone in the right mind, but usually some little queer in the closet who cant make friends and sucks dick for coke. Of course they never tell anybody about it, but rumor has it that it still goes on
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and comments. Social networking sites help in establishing connection with people, friends and relatives. These sites can be accessed from any part of the globe. Therefore, a person can interact with any person from any place. For example a student can clear his doubts with the help of a teacher. People having different professions can make groups like doctors, lawyers, students, poets, writers, social workers etc.The most common disadvantage of social networking sites is addiction. Often users of these sites get addicted to it. They spend hours using these sites and it harms their performance in other fields. It causes mental health problems and sometimes it harms their body too. Sometimes
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obsessive reader. I am a creative writer, a best friend, a teacher, a loving sister, and a leader. No matter who I have been or who I will be, I know who I am today. Growing up I was very outgoing and adventurous. My imagination was a wild beast that no one could tame. I climbed mountains and slayed dragons. I was a damsel in distress on Wednesday and queen of the frog people on Friday. In school, I was the girl who never stopped talking and volunteered for every demonstration. Then came fifth grade, the time when I received a crude awakening. Through the next year, I would be severely bullied and out casted by people I had once called my friends. Tired of sitting alone at lunch, I decided to eat in
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pages to the extensive example of a Predisposition Report (PDR)1 to display active documents and conversation on paper. A PDR appeals to more than one person in an active community - a judge must read a PDR as well as parents of the juvenile offender, social workers, police officers, the psychologist that has made a suggestion, the victim and the probation officer. The PDR is a document that is not used passively because the above justice community must communicate to one another through the document. Paré also uses the example of conversation in the classroom. If audience is thought about in a different way a difference can be made in teaching. Instead of a single audience - the teacher
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ISU Journal Entry 1: A Lesson Before Dying The main theme of the novel A Lesson Before Dying revolves mainly around the issue of racism, between the black and white communities. The story takes place during the period where black people were free but were considered minority and looked down upon, therefore the tension between the two races are expected. Even though a slavery type of lifestyle, fending for the white people, is still a reality for a portion of the black community many members of the society are becoming more and more independent. For example, the narrator, Grant Wiggins, is a teacher who has had the privilege of going out of state to receive a university
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In 1999, Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris opened fire to several students and teachers at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. Several students were injured, 12 students and a teacher were killed. After that, they committed suicide at the school's library. They did it because they were influenced by video games and a rock band called Marilyn Manson. This is a clear example of the influence that rock videos and video games have on teenagers. Especially the ones that are bother by other students, which is the case of these two students. It's wrong because great bands have been accuse of influence teenagers to commit horrible acts of violence. I think that the problem
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