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    Should students be allowed to grade their teachers? Teachers and students both are the main part of the school. School doesn’t work the either ways. Teachers make us study and improve‚ while we implement it. Teachers grade us on our basic skills as well as the way we study and improve. But what if the teacher is not capable enough to do so? We should get a chance to grade them too. Almost all schools doesn’t encourage this kind of grading‚ or maybe none does. According to me this type of grading

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    a threat to the human population as well. From my own personal experience back in Montana I know that there has been more than a few times where a mountain lion has been spotted near the elementary school. In these cases school officials hold the students in the building until they know that the animal is safely away from endangering the children or when Fish Wildlife and Parks officials have hunted down the animal to safely relocate the

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    1. Racialization affects employment in earning in America in an economic difficulties. According‚ to the article since the Equal Pay Act signed in 1963‚ to establish women and men equal pay. It tried to narrow the gendered wage gap in America. Racialization’s groups of people are classified based on stereotypes which leads to inequality in society. However‚ studies have shown that racialization in wage is still prevalent after more than fifty years after the Equal Pay Act. According to Thompson

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    How Donald Trump has affected Canadian society President Donald Trump has established a clear pattern during his two months in office‚ He is often offended by enemies real and imagined‚ willing to lash out at any moment‚ unable to restrain his impulse to spew insults‚ and eager to keep allies and adversaries off balance. He likes to take the public and the news media by surprise as he generates interest in himself with questionable and sometimes erroneous statements. This is what passes for normalcy

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    developing nations). National courts and traditional international laws are bypassed. 4. Transnational Corporations: Goldcorp of Canada refuse to regulate their company which has led to a bad reputation regarding labour and environmental regulations. How can we end poverty in Latin America and developing

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    12 26 November 2012 America’s schools are failing 89% of schools in Florida are failing the goals that were set up by the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) (Mandell 1). The NCLB sets the guide lines that all schools are supposed to achieve by 2014(Mandell 1). More or less‚ it defines the guidelines that separate successful schools and failing schools. The problem is why are the failing schools failing? Some of America’s public schools are failing; this is because of several factors: teachers

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    mobilized energy‚ responsibility for protecting the lives of others‚ continual exposure to people in pain or distress‚ and the need to control emotions even when provoked and etc. (Dan Goldfarb www.soc.umn.edu/~samaha/cases/police_stress.htm) Stress affects the policing community because it makes it difficult for them to perform their duties. For example‚ if an officer that is stress comes into contact with a violent

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    Technology has improved the lives of many people. It allows people to communicate around the world and spread news and ideas. However‚ this technology does have negative side effects. It limits human interaction and more people communicate solely through the use of technology. These side effects can cause people to lose their ability to interact with people in real life and make it hard for them to go through with social interactions. Technology allows people to spread their ideas around

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    bravery‚ and courtesy. In this constantly changing world‚ people could use a moral system to live by. If everyone could all agree on a certain way of treating others‚ the world would be a much better place. Humans lack a common understanding on how to treat others on a daily basis. People are disrespectful to others without even realizing it and they behave poorly in all aspects. They don’t take the time to listen to others opinions before making their own and interrupting to share what they

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    Ginkgo biloba affects the cardiovascular system and the central nervous system. Elasticity of the blood vessels‚ from the largest arteries to the smallest capillaries‚ improves the circulation in the limbs and brain. Similarly‚ acetylsalicylic acid acts by reducing blood viscosity and by reducing the risk of blood clots. It also has antioxidant properties. It removes free radicals and protects healthy blood cells. Some researchers claim that it supports the nervous system. increasing the supply of

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