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    “America is right . . . If we are not educated together‚ we will live in fear of one another. If we are to stay together forever‚ why should we have separate schools?” said a spokesman in Kenya for the Luo tribe. This represents the fact that America is known to be a united country‚ although it had to suffer some tough times. For example‚ the 1950’s was a difficult era for African Americans. Separate but equal was used phrase because African- Americans were supposedly equal due to what the 14th Amendment

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    almost their whole lives‚ but schools are where dress codes seem to be the most prominent. It seems that every couple of weeks a school has made the news because of their strict dress code or their punishments for breaking the dress code. As a teenage girl‚ the dress code is something that I have a love-hate relationship with. It can either limit what I can wear or make me thankful for giving me guidelines when I don’t know if something is appropriate enough to wear to school. But there are some very

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    Songs that have profanity in them shouldn’t be played at a school because some people don’t use that type of language in their speaking. People might get offended of the song’s message while having vulgar language. Other people think it is okay to swear or even listen to songs with those types of words in them. Some people don’t use that type of language. Parents wouldn’t want their teenagers teaching their 3-4 year old siblings those lyrics because they might say it in school and not know what they

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    11/3/2014 Why Your Company Should Have A Whistleblowing Policy Why Your Company Should Have A Whistleblowing Policy by Tim Barnett‚ Assistant Professor of Management‚ Louisiana Tech University Sam Advanced Management Journal‚ Autumn‚ 1992‚ pp. 37-42 Whistleblowers‚ those individuals who call attention to possible wrongdoing within their organizations‚ are the subjects of much controversy. Some say that whistleblowers are noble characters‚ willing to sacrifice personally and professionally to expose

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    School Buses should have seat belts After riding different buses for a few years I noticed that kids like to talk to their friends but they like to walk on the bus when it is moving and when the bus driver is not looking also I noticed that kids like to lay down but with the seat belts they can’t but they can lay on the window. But kids can get hurt and when their is a small crash and the bus hast to slam on the breaks and a kid is in the hallway the kid will go flying and get really hurt. My

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    succeed and some kids won’t always fully get the concept that they learn but the easiest way for them to get it is for them to chew gum during school. This can help them focus instead of talking to their fellow peers and goofing off during class. Mint gum can help your mind be more alert which can help tiredness. Tiredness is a huge problem in schools because most kids go to bed tired from lots of homework or maybe they’re so stressed out and they can’t go to sleep. When you’re hungry chewing

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    The residential schools affected survivors and their children and grandchildren because there was a lack of communication‚ nurture relationships of parenthood‚ segregation of families‚ isolation from society‚ an increase of anxiety and stress etc. This video was upsetting‚ shocking and outraging to hear many stories and shared memories from survivors who been through so much in their life. Their childhood must be traumatizing‚ abusive and disturbing in many ways. As the survivors were sharing their

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    There are a number of staff policies that have been established to support staff in the management of situations and to protect their rights and welfare. • A Schools pay policy which is annually reviewed is determined by the governing body and clearly details the different pay structures for different members of staff from midday supervisors to senior management. • A schools performance management policy clearly states why it is necessary to monitor staffs performance and how it is done through

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    grades should be abolished because the grades put an obscene amount of stress on the student‚ encourage the student to take the easiest educational route and take away from the wealth of knowledge a student should be obtaining. From the first day of school a student is taught that A’s are great‚ B’s are good‚ and anything lower is simply unacceptable. This concept of grades is drilled into the student at a young age because a young mind is more willing to please. With the concept that a high mark will

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    Outcome 5 - School Policies and Procedures Every school and business must have policies and procedures in place. A school ’s policies and procedures are adopted from laws passed by the Government. These are in place to ensure the school is run correctly‚ and that staff‚ pupils‚ and any other individuals involved with the school are protected and meeting expectations and guidelines. There are usually a large number of policies in place within a school. These can include policies such as Child Protection

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