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    November 7‚ 2011 Sex education in schools It seems that Teen Pregnancy has become a trend. With television programs such as “16 and Pregnant” and films such as “The Pregnancy Pact”‚ sex is not as taboo a subject as it may have been decades ago. Teens are beginning to experiment with sexual activities at earlier ages. Sex education‚ normally taught in high school‚ comes in two different forms: abstinence-based sex education and comprehensive sex education. Abstinence sex education stresses the idea

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    you are not prepared. One issue that we could look up too is that all citizens should receive free college education for these students. Well not just citizens‚ but anyone that wish to get a better education and complete their education fully without a struggle. The government should really look up to these issue‚ it is currently a big one. If the government offers free college education to those who wish to continue their education after high school it will be a dream for many‚ since college tuition

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    the importance of a college education has become very clear in terms of earning potential within today’s economy. "The value of a college degree has remained near its all-time high‚ while the time required recouping the costs of the degree has remained near its all-time low"(Marklein). Some people have the opinion that you can pursue a good career and have a well-paying job with no college education which is a very real possibility‚ but in reality having a college education is an extremely important

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    “The paradox of education is precisely this – that as one begins to become conscious one begins to examine the society in which he is being educated.” -James Baldwin Mr. Baldwin is correct in his stating that an educated man will begin to critically observe his own society‚ but the aforementioned quote can hardly be called a paradox. Reasonably‚ any person of formal‚ or informal‚ education is expected to examine the society in which he is being educated for reasons having much to do with social

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    The true purpose of higher education Whether it is in a developed country or in a developing one‚ higher education is a crucial and decisive part to the development of any societies. Higher education provides knowledge necessary for people so that when they graduate they can do well in their jobs and professions. So what exactly is the true purpose of higher education? Graduating from a good college with a high GPA does not provide anyone with a guaranteed success because the true purpose of

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    want we have to higher our education. Nobody ever mentions how expensive it’s going to be just to try to accomplish your dreams. Trying to higher your education can cost you thousands of dollars in debt‚ and where’s all the fun in that? Therefore‚ I do not think college is worth its cost at all. I understand how you may pay a huge amount of money and expect to receive a good quality form of education‚ but what if that is not the case? What if you are able to pay all this money just so you can fulfill

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    2012.7.25 Traditional Education and Modern Education Education has been a means of transmitting one’s culture from one generation to another. As the oldest industry‚ it is the main instrument used by society to preserve‚ maintain and upgrade its social equilibrium. A society’s future depends largely on the quality of its citizen’s education‚ so having a good educational system is very important. Traditional education and modern education is a hot topic among many people‚ especially

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    Moral education has always been an issue in schools. Although the methodology and the content have changed over the past years‚ ways to implement and bring these theories into the classroom and internalize them within children is still one of the important research topics. Moral education is most successful when it is passive and indirect. We all know that our best and deepest moments of learning were when we actually didn’t know that we are doing so. Somebody told us a story‚ we watched a movie

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    Education can be defined in many different ways and often depends upon the person one asks. To some an education is a cultural achievement; to others it is dreaded and unnessecary. If you look up the word education in Webster-Merriam Dictionary‚ it reads "the action or process of teaching someone especially in a school‚ college‚ or university". To many education has a personal definition fostered through experience. In Mathabane’s novel Kaffir Boy‚ education is information being passed onto another

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    The Supreme Court case‚ Brown v Board of Education‚ greatly influenced the direction of the U.S constitution with the addition of the 14th amendment that made great progress with our education system. Once slavery was abolished in January 31st‚ 1865‚ many African American’s thought that there would be no more racism happening in the world. Sadly‚ things didn’t work as the African American’s thought it would. The case Plessy vs Ferguson said even though the two races were separate‚ they were equal

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