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    The Role of Education in America Today Oftentimes‚ society resorts to mundane repetition simply because we don’t want to rock the boat. The sentiment of Americans seems to be “if it ain’t broke‚ don’t fix it”. The idea of fundamentally changing institutions is a radical one‚ especially to the powers that run our country. In the case of education- schools‚ school resources‚ school law‚ school policy- we are talking about one of the most critical aspects of life and one that is paramount to the future

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    Education has long been regarded as the catalyst for change and the vehicle of social mobility. Generation after generation have stressed the importance and when necessary protested and drew governments to courts to ensure their children have had the opportunity to learn to read and write – a luxury most of them were never afforded. However‚ as society progresses many have come to acknowledge higher education as the standard and symbol of success. However‚ this assumption in itself is the subject

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    working each week than their wealthier counterparts Low-income parents hold the same attitudes about education that wealthy parents do (Compton-Lilly‚ 2003; Lareau & Horvat‚ 1999; Leichter‚ 1978). Low-income parents are less likely to attend school functions or volunteer in their children’s classrooms (National Center for Education Statistics‚ 2005)—not because they care less about education‚ but because they have less access to school involvement than their wealthier peers. They are more likely

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    Education in America vs. Education in Third World Countries A few weeks ago‚ I was walking downtown‚ when this random came up to me and said “You in school? That’s good‚ that’s good. Education is important.” From the state of her hair and clothes‚ and the smell of her breath‚ I assumed she was homeless. I didn’t really pay much attention to her‚ because homeless people are so common in downtown Atlanta. I was just hoping that she wasn’t going to ask me for any money! After a while‚ I started

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    The difference between education in China and America Everyone must be educated‚ that is the basic duty of a good citizen. However‚ different environments involve different education. I was born in China. My cousin was born in America. We recently had a discussion about the difference between education in China and America. As a matter of fact‚ our discussion can be classified in three principal ways: the attitude of parents‚ the method of school‚ and the objective of education. The first point

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    have. They measure this knowledge by marks and not by how much they have understood. And when they score less‚ they think they are not intelligent. I‚ being in ninth standard‚ have also seen my friends crying for marks and I also feel extremely bad if I score less but I feel worse about the stupid mistakes I make. But no one realizes that there is a positive side of scoring less : you get to improve and ensure that you don’ t repeat the mistakes you have made. We can’t really blame

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    Poverty and Sub-Standard Education in America Culture within a society indicates a way of life including widespread values‚ beliefs‚ and behavior. These values dictate what is socially acceptable and exploit a preference in perspective that begins to formulate norms‚ an informal method of guiding behavior. Social interaction within each culture is directly related to the norms established within that location. Individuals who do not partake in these social interactions are considered outcasts

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    Thirty years ago‚ America was still considered to be a "land of opportunity" and the economy was flourishing. There was less crime‚ lower divorce rates‚ and the American people had much less to worry about‚ like debt‚ and the world seemed less irrational. Beforehand‚ gum chewing and talking in class were‚ for the most part‚ the major disciplinary problems in our schools; today‚ many public schools have been equipped with metal detectors because violence has become such a threat to everyday safety

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    should college education be free in america? Research Topic All three of the research topics that I chose are very important to me. However the one topic that really stands out in my mind is‚ “should college education be free in the United States?” One reason this topic stands out to me‚ I believe America spends too much money importing goods. Especially goods that require some form of technology such as cell phones and gaming systems. The list goes on. I feel that if we train Americans to

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    so choose. Throughout high school we’re told we can go into any profession we want if we set our mind to it and go through the correct studies. Living in America means that success relies on opportunity‚ post-secondary education and chosen profession. Most people don’t realize the opportunities we’re given as a human right and living in America provides us with such opportunities. We have human rights that guarantee us opportunities that give us tools to be successful in our future. A major tool

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