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    your discussion post. You have highlighted many important aspects of why it is vitally important to utilize drug testing despite if in some states marijuana has been legalized. Drug screening in my opinion is highly necessary to help institute safety and minimize risks associated with impaired employees. So I say why forfeit undermining the importance and significance of drug testing regardless of it is or isn’t a federal government contractor‚ When in some instances individuals abuse some types

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    High schoolers tend to not make good choices as they get older. In the article “Drug Testing of High School Students May Help Prevent Substance Abuse” written by Joined Together Staff says‚ “Once students graduate and move off to college‚ all bets are off‚ and the rates of drug and alcohol use go through the roof.” Once students think they are older‚ they think they can do whatever they want and never get into trouble. Students at a younger age are easier to deal with when getting help‚ because they

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    I personally don’t think standardized tests should be as big of a part of our lives as they are. Other people may believe we have a good amount of test or that we may even need more. In this essay I will explain why I don’t believe we should have such a large amount of test‚ yet we still need test but not as much as we currently do. I think we shouldn’t have so many test because for one thing among others they don’t test schools equally but more on that later. We take so many test‚ don’t you

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    Standardized tests are destroying our academic integrity‚ causing schools to drill core curriculum into students‚ creating a one size fits all standard for students to adapt to‚ and placing teachers and students under tremendous stress while leaving American children behind academically. Body Paragraph 1- Drilling Curriculum Topic Sentence: Drilling curriculum into students has become an everyday practice in schools across the United States. Evidence: According to Tim Walker‚ writer for NeaToday

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    Standardized Tests Schools across the United States are forced to give their students standardized tests. Standardized tests are multiple choice tests based on a list of state standards that a teacher is required to teach. The state makes schools give these tests to measure student achievement. In most schools‚ these tests go toward a big percentage of a student’s grade and in some cases determine whether the student will pass or fail a class. One can argue that standardized tests are useful; however

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    Every year‚ about millions of animals are killed by testing‚ hurt and injured by abuse‚ or left to fend for themselves in the world. All these listed are misconducts and corruptions that have shattered the lives of blameless creatures. Animals have become the resource for testing products and performing experiments. This has led to animals being molested‚ which has been the cause of many people’s outspoken opinions of vexation and anger. Many people have taken stands against this injustice to creatures

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    Animal Rights Animal Rights Do human beings have any obligations to animals in terms of their treatment? If it is wrong to treat animals cruelly‚ why is it not wrong to eat them? Explain if‚ and how‚ you think humans can find a balance between treating animals ethically while also raising them for food and for other reasons‚ such as the testing of pharmaceuticals. I believe humans have obligations to animals concerning their treatment while under their care‚ not just animals as a pet. For

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    conditions for non-human animals. Non-human animals should not be a part of destruction‚ pain‚ incarceration and underprivileged conditions that are caused by humans. Animal right’s is a movement of individuals that support giving non-human animals life‚ liberty and pursuit of happiness. "People who support animal rights believe that animals are not ours to use for food‚ clothing‚ entertainment‚ experimentation‚ or any other purpose" (PETA‚ FAQ) This movement is different form animal welfare which is what

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    In these animal testing facilities‚ these animals go through unthinkable torture for our own selfish purposes. From being injected with unsafe chemicals to being locked inside of small cages‚ what these animals experience in these facilities is completely unethical. Countless undercover surveillance videos have been released depicting horrible scenes of the torture these animals go through on a daily basis. Rabbits‚ dogs‚ fruit flies and monkeys are popular animals used in animal testing facilities

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    CURRENT ISSUES AND ENDURING QUESTIONS SORROUNDING MANDATORY DRUG TESTING AT SCHOOLS AND WORKPLACES Introduction Over the past several decades‚ mandatory drug testing policies at workplaces and schools has become more prevalent than ever. Although some people may view this as having only beneficial results‚ not everyone agrees‚ and some view this process as an ethical dilemma. As with many ethical dilemmas‚ there is a vast array of opinions held by individuals. The purpose of this

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