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    Children with Autism in School Angela Alsip ESE 315 Instructor:  Ronald Carlisle December 12‚ 2012 Children with Autism in School Imagine your child is healthy and active little boy about two years old. But then you become concerned because your child doesn’t seem to be doing what other children his age are doing. He doesn’t talk much but he will repeat words that he hears and will say them over and over again. But he does not communicate with you very well. Maybe your child spends a lot

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    School Is Bad for Children

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    Responsibility of School Sometimes when we are going to school and sitting on the bus‚ there is always a question shows on in our brain: what is the goal for us to go to school‚ though goes to school is one of the compulsory things in our life? When we are in school‚ there is a list of rules to limit us to expand our thinking ways and restrict our hobbies. In the article “School Is Bad for Children‚” John Holt reveals some problems of the current system of schooling that are bad for children. He argues

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    Obesity in School Children

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    Obesity in school children Children develop within a set framework and grow according to the levels of exercise and nutrition available to them as well as their particular genetic nature. In affluent countries such as Australia this growth can be affected by the lack of exercise and the consumption of too many kilojoules. Currently there are a large percentage of children who are verging on obesity or are obese‚ and this is an emerging cause for worry in today’s schools. Children today are not as

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    Forced To Lie

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    of the Soldiers to lie. Since leaders of all levels expect their subordinates to comply with ridiculous amounts of mandatory training requirements‚ the reality is that it is nearly impossible to do it and it is mainly because of the lack of time. This will push any Soldier to use creative thinking to complete those requirements. With the incorporation of digital media training‚ Soldiers completed many training requirements very fast‚ but the reality is that completed training is not done to standard

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    Forced Equality

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    Forced Equality In “Harrison Bergeron”‚ Kurt Vonnegut explores the theme of forced equality in American society in the future. Vonnegut creates a world in which all living people are equal in all ways. He focuses on creating equality by altering beauty‚ strength‚ and intelligence as opposed to dealing with race‚ religion‚ and sex‚ the true issues of equality in society. Although Vonnegut writes this story to teach the lesson that all people are not equal‚ he forces equality on America in the areas

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    should be made to attend school until they graduate because it gives them the advantage of getting a higher education‚ better job opportunities‚ and helps keep them from getting into trouble. Statistics have proven that if students get there diploma that they will have a higher chance at getting a more suitable job position. Laws should be created that press students to stay in school until they are 18 because it will allow higher education for the upcoming generations. This being said it would help

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    Forced Federalism

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    Forced Federalism The term "federalism" is used to describe a system of government in which control is constitutionally divided between a central governing authority and fundamental political units. Federalism can be seen as a compromise between the extreme concentration of power and a loose confederation of independent states for governing a variety of people‚ usually in a large stretch of territory. Federalism has the advantage of retaining local pride‚ traditions and power‚ while allowing a central

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    (“Some People”). Not all people have the same ability to turn down food whenever they want. That causes people to be overeaters‚ thus‚ making them overweight. However‚ not only can some people be genetically predisposed to overeat‚ but most Americans have a different mindset in their eating choices. Most of them think that just because a yogurt has a little bit of calories‚ it is automatically a healthy snack. You can’t judge someone because they are overweight or obese because you don’t know

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    Teaching Moral Values in Schools Introduction Pornography! Premarital sex! Lying! Cheating! Drugs! Shoplifting! Stealing! High school pregnancies! What is wrong with all these things? Based on the values that are being taught in most schools to today’s children‚ nothing. Many teachers believe that students involved in these activities are just making bad choices out of the many choices they have. How can children know that George Washington was the father of their country but cannot tell the difference

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    We should allow children crossing the border illegally to stay in the united states. Kids should be able to stay because most of the children either have an abusive or violent home. There are more and more kids having come to the U.S. alone. “The second wave of unaccompanied illegal immigrant children has begun‚ with more than 3‚000 of them surging across the Mexican border into the U.S. last month” said Washington Times. They should also be able to stay because they have better protection here

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