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    Can schools really be 100% safe for students? I have heard a lot about violent activities that have been happening in schools not only colleges‚ but elementary schools as well. People are shooting and killing innocent people. “The National Safety Center believes that schools have the choice to create and maintain safe schools or return to their institutions to safe‚ secure and effective places of learning”. So‚ why are we letting this happen? We need to make some changes to make our schools a safer

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    Mailloux Kessler How to cure Racism Racism is discrimination that is directed against members of a different race or culture and believing that it is better than another one. Nobody has ever experienced a world without racism‚ this is due to the fact that racism has been spread and present in all countries and societies around the world for centuries. Racism is often expressed through distrust or contempt for people who are different from the majority. These differences can be of physical‚ cultural

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    How are teachers important To me‚ teachers are an extremely important facet of any society for a multitude of reasons. They are the people who educate the youth of society who in turn become the leaders of the next generation of people. They are also the ones who are teaching and imparting their knowledge upon children in their most impressionable years. What these children learn from their teachers at a young age will most likely stay with them for the rest of their lives. Thus‚ teachers definitely

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    The Path of Education The career that I really have a passion for is being a teacher. A teacher requires a person to have a lot of responsibility. The reason why I want to become a teacher is because I want to give the gift of knowledge to others. It takes a lot of hard work to become a teacher‚ and I can ’t just say I want to be something and wait for it to come to me. I have to chase after it and complete all of the steps necessary to achieve it. I choose this career by doing a lot of thinking

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    EDUCATION FACULTY GRAMMAR & COMPOSITION II B.A. ADRIAN GUARDADO How to be a good teacher Education in its general sense is a form of learning in which the knowledge‚ skills‚ and habits of a group of people are transferred from one generation to the next through teaching‚ training‚ or research. Education frequently takes place under the guidance of others‚ but may also be autodidactic. Any experience that has a formative effect on the way one thinks‚ feels‚ or acts may be considered

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    Being a good teacher can be the most rewarding and exciting job in the world - however‚ being a teacher who doesn’t work effectively can be stressful‚ painful‚ and exhausting. Here are some great tips to being the best teacher you can be. EditSteps Classroom Management 1Set the example. Remember that you are the teacher. It is important for you to be like a "superhero" figure in their eyes. Remember that your students look up to you and will thus try to mimic your dispositions. If you are

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    Being an effective teacher is harder than it may seem. It is something which comes naturally to some yet not at all to others. With the first day of school being the one on which children may feel at their most vulnerable‚ they really can be a tough audience and will often make their minds up about their teacher before the lunch bell. They are away from their family home‚ with a new selection of peers and being faced with new challenges – all factors which can contribute to an anxious atmosphere

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    Public School Teacher Interview Johannes Kieding Simmons School for Social Work Public School Teacher Interview Goals My Goal for this interview was to assess the differences and similarities between the teacher’s values and approach to the adolescents that she works with‚ to that of typical social work values and approaches. I also really just wanted to get a window into the world of a teacher at a public school and get more of a felt sense for what it’s like to be in that role. Interview

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    [pic] ASSIGNMENT 2 EDRHODG 1. The most critical problem in our local schools is alcohol and drug abuse and high level of pregnancy rate and children who become orphans at early age due to HIV/AIDS epidemic‚ these children end up becoming the head of the house hold and that makes it difficult for them to focus on their school work. Parent involvement and the community involvement can be first step in trying to solve these problem. Community forum need to be formed in order to come up with

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    School Administrators and Teacher Stress Introduction Education and the roles of principals and teachers have shifted in recent years (Blasé and Blasé‚ 1999). There has been a move from the traditional bureaucratic model of control toward shared decision making in schools; nonetheless‚ some schools choose to embrace the view of leadership that presents an obvious divide between the two (Maxfield and Flumerfelt‚ 2009). Teachers are expected to fill many roles in their daily tasks. Harrison

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