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    and schools have to wait too long for results. To begin with‚ testing takes up too much time. According to an October edition magazine at newela.com it takes twenty to twenty-five hours of testing each year (not includig prep time). On average eighth graders (public school) spend about 2.3% of time taking tests. Others would claim that testing is good and does not take up a lot of time‚ but there are many facts to prove that wrong. Secondly‚ there are just too many tests. To many schools give

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    Throughout history‚ religion and science have been in constant clashes‚ and one of the most recent clashes is whether if creationism and/or intelligent design should be taught in public schools. According to The Oxford Dictionary‚ creationism is defined as the belief that the universe and living organisms originate from specific acts of divine creation‚ as in the biblical account‚ rather than by natural processes such as evolution. The Oxford Dictionary also defines intelligent design as the theory

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    I believe that intelligent design should not be taught in school. Intelligent design is not a scientific perspective‚ it’s a religious one. It is not science because there is not enough evidence to support it. Kids can learn about intelligent design at home or at sunday school‚ it should not be taught in schools. It is creationism disguised as science. If some intelligent being created and designed all life on Earth‚ then who or what created the intelligent being? Intelligent design is not supported

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    teachers‚ and students broadly acknowledge that a school requires to be a protected berth where graduates can focus on the important endeavor of schooling and learning. Although there is some antagonism as to the finest policies for accomplishing an intact school. Locker searches are a single tool academies have to establish students are ensuing school policies‚ but other people may disagree with this claim. Additionally the colossal drawback to a school locker search is the absence of trust students

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    Moffat school has a beautiful new building that was built to meet all current safety standards. It has proper exits in every room of the building. They have a buzz in entrance that can only be accessed by the front desk manager. This protects the students from unwanted visitors and keeps them safe. The school has automatic door locks that can be accessed by a key card and each of the teachers possess one. This means that all doors can be exited but cannot be reentered without teacher or staff approval

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    in America‚ you have the lowest violent crime rate. Where you have the worst gun control‚ you have the highest crime rate.” -Ted Nugent. One of the biggest political issues today is gun control. There have been so many shootings in the streets‚ in schools‚ in federal buildings‚ colleges‚ and movie theaters. There are many theories on gun control from both conservative and liberal sides; I believe the answer in somewhere in the middle. In 1791 the Constitution of the United States of America was ratified

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    When I go to school I enjoy our 6 class-a-day schedule. It keeps me motivated to stay awake because having 55 minute class periods allows me to count down the minutes ‘till I get out of the darn class. Imagine having 90 minute class periods. I would fall asleep and not learn anything. The whole point of school is to learn. Schools should not have block schedules because it becomes harder to focus for long droning lessons‚ absences cause significant damage to grades when students can not catch back

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    Within a school environment‚ there lies a legal and moral duty on the education establishment and everyone who works within it‚ to ensure that every pupil is given equal opportunity to reach their fullest potential within their educational journey. Schools must operate an inclusive practice‚ which means providing a learning environment that will not discriminate or treat any individual or a group of people badly based on a difference or negative stereotype. Being inclusive means providing every child

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    as recess. Well it’s gone now right? But should it be? I myself‚ being in 8 grade‚ still in middle school‚ wonder‚ why don’t we have recess? At this age feel that we need it more than anyone! Recess if fun‚ it is great and offers student a break from all the stress of their classes. I want recess back. Even if it is only for 15 minutes. Recess time will provide a very helpful benefit to middle school students. Research indicates that learning and memory actually improve when learning is spaced out

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    Although the literature to support college campus based restorative justice practices is limited‚ recent studies have shown schools and post-secondary institutions across the country are beginning to realize that it can be effective for handling student misconduct and school policy violations (Kara & MacAlister‚ 2010). Traditional systems of justice have been found to be cumbersome‚ ineffective‚ and even re-victimizing for those harmed (Teasley‚ 2014). Zero tolerance policies have had multiple negative

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