Freshly Chosen Force

Teacher are smart caring people who are always willing to help or at least some are and they are some aren't. Some Students underestimate teachers ability.

Journalist is a key piece of Hooley's life. He was worked with numerous daily papers and radio stations, for example, CampusEcho, IndyWeek, and Chapelboro. He expounds on current issues that are influencing our general public.

comparable in many ways. Both jobs involve writing  and collecting information so it can be

Journalists are very important in providing objective views of the world as a way to uncover justice. Journalists are the storytellers who represent the people whose stories are not always heard. Journalists, particularly those during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, were crucial in showing how daily life was in America’s cities.

With society steadily advancing the media as a whole is evolving just as efficiently becoming almost unrecognizable to what it once was. Today people are given many different ways to access the media along with the ever increasing amount of sources in which said media surfaces from. People are given the option to stream the media at home from devices like phones or computers. On top of that people still retain the option to access the media from older methods such as newspapers or the television. With all of this evolution occurring in the media issues have arisen regarding people who are involved in journalism.

When considering a journalist, the first thought is usually a reporter or an article editor for a newspaper. Staci Parks has dipped her toes in both, but today finds herself occupied with online articles and internship applications.

Editor Victoria Reynolds and local Kiwana Jasmine Patel begun the meeting by passing out packets for every officer. The packets contain information on writing an article every month for Victoria, articles required of every officer, and an example of an article with the format completely explained. Editor Victoria Reynolds explained that each officer should turn in an article to her each month regarding what we did for the month.

She has worked as a breaking news reporter and as a feature writer for The Asbury Park Press and The Ocean County Observer, owned by Gannett Inc. (USA Today newsgroups), and as a beat reporter for Micromedia Publications, Lakewood, N.J. She is a natural leader who has managed all aspects of editorial production for printed publications and website content.

Despite the many challenges I face daily, remembering that I significantly influence the lives of each my students will help me in becoming a better teacher leader. Reason and Reason (2011) states that a mission will not come to fruition without ownership and ownership cannot be stimulated without consistently reminding everyone why they come to work each day. It is my mission every day to transform lives in my classroom and school environment. I have chosen a career in education because I believe that it is one of the most important functions performed in our culture. I believe that teachers individually and collectively have the ability to not only change the world but to improve it.

     Our teacher’s shape our worlds young people into adults. They can teach students more than what the parents can because they have more time to spend with the students. Many parents work full time and do not have the time to teach their children how to be good adults. There are also some parents who do not know how to be good adults and can not teach their children how to be good adults. I have seen many teachers at my school that would do anything to help a troubled student. Teachers can give the students their

Mariel Garza wrote an article about the destruction of Donald Trump’s star in Hollywood. Garza has recently been working, as a writer for the LA Times. Beforehand she was an opinion editor for the Los Angeles News Group. But way before that she was working for the Daily News. Once she finished working for the Los Angeles News Group she moved her way to become a deputy opinion editor for Dan Morain at the Sacramento Bee.

Without our teachers, none of us would academically be where we are today. They have made it possible for each and every one of us to excel in and out of the classroom. They have taught us to be better students by teaching us what it means to have grit, zest, social intelligence, self-control, gratitude, curiosity, and optimism. Along with the seven character traits, our teachers have also taught us to be safe, respectful, and responsible students. Although, the most valuable lesson our teachers have taught us is to do our best no matter what.

If you’ve watched a friend or family member struggle with an addiction to drugs or alcohol, you know that it is a complex and heartbreaking situation. The physical and mental disease of addiction makes people behavior in ways that destroy relationships, careers, health, and lives. Someone who was once

George Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’ was written in the format of a fable, it was written as a political book to show the difficult ideas about power and government, it is not his first political book as he wrote ‘1984’ as an ominous threat for a totalitarianism society (spark notes, 2014) in which the government controls everything in our lives (spark notes, 2014), but it is not a fable. Traditionally fables are usually short stories that contain a moral and teach children lessons (Alchin L, 2014), usually they are written aimed towards children as the characters are usually animals that are given human characteristics with the ability to talk and still have their animal features (Alchin L, 2014). In ‘Animal Farm’ the majority of the characters

However, a good teacher need to believe that he/she can solve those problems. A teacher is a window through which many young people will see their future, so he/she has to be a fine role model. He/she need to show his/her confidence with the future, thereby teacher can teach student how to believe in themselves.