Nhshelpdesk's Farewell Speech

Educating, empowering, and engaging students to be successful in a global, dynamic world is an overarching theme in the 21st century. However, our curricular standards are not keeping pace with the expansion of technology. School improvement is a topic of collegial conversations across the board and yet

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all students of Westlake High School are created with creative

When we think of the types of abuse it is easier to imagine how this may happen in the real world. There are now significant risks of sexual and emotional abuse for children in the “Digital world”. This new term, ‘e-safety’, is concerned with the safeguarding of children and young people in the digital world and ensuring that they feel safe when accessing new technology.

ICT curriculum in schools helps children gain computing skills it also helps children to understand potential risks of using various devices and being on-line. Cyber-bullying is very common threat affecting children in recent years. Arranging Displays, posters, discussions and sharing information about how to use devices safely and protect themselves can reduce possible digital risks.

Our school has and will continue to have many great achievers and leaders! We have been filled with a great amount of knowledge and potential. Separately we can move a rock but together we can move mountains. We all did our best and gave outstanding accomplishments to this school. Nevertheless, whether our involvement was by trophies, by knowledge, or even just being a

Communication technologies have become a huge part of children and young people’s lives. Providing many opportunities such as learning, entertainment and socialising. However, they also cause need for concern, as risks in the offline work have shown to be apparent in the online world (Byron, 2008). Hence, it is important that all who work and care for children and young people understand the risks. Then, they can help them get the most out of the opportunities to be had whilst using communication technologies. This essay will discuss an e safety policy that is currently being used in a secondary school. First by summarising the main aims and purpose of the policy, and who is responsible for implementing it. Then it will discuss a national concern

“Lead by example.” -Anonymous. This is a quote that I think really represents me because I may not always be the most outgoing, but I show my leadership by being a role model. I have been able to prove to myself and others around me that I can be a leader and example in anything I do. My major leadership accomplishments have come from volunteer experiences.

The mission at Zebulon B. Vance High School “is to graduate young adults who are self-directed, intellectually engaged citizens ready for college, career, and life.” Furthermore, it is a communal belief that “all students can learn and achieve at a high level; that an open channel of communication among faculty; students and parents is vital to cultivating student respect, responsibility, and independence; a commitment from all stakeholders creates a safe and nurturing environment through academic performance, extracurricular activities, involvement, positive behavior, and respect for diversity; a secure and supportive climate fosters school pride and citizenship; high academic standards motivate students to realize their highest potentials; cross-curricular instruction and utilization of technology will prepare students for future challenges in work and in life; providing teachers and staff with resources and professional development opportunities promote individual and instructional growth; support from local businesses, universities, and community organizations help students develop life skills and decorum necessary for success in a diverse” world.

Being a candidate for the NHS is an honor itself, this shows how much I have progressed towards my academic goals, and it also shows that my hard work is finally being taken into consideration. Thanks to the NHS if I am given the opportunity to become a member, my devoted time and effort into my grades as well as my character will be recognized and be taken into the next level of success. Joining the NHS is very significant for me because it will take me a step closer to my future career goals. I think I should be admitted to such a prestigious group of academic achievement, because I show characteristics that will make a great nominee for the NHS, such as. My GPA has remained no lower than a 3.97 throughout the entire year, I did research on the college I wish to assist and according to the college if I keep the same effort that I give now there is not a doubt that I could attend my dream college. By joining the NHS I will probably get a higher chance of attending that university and I can assure this because I recently completed a personal project named “The Dream Board”, which is the career path I created

I want my school to be a place where everyone feels confident and safe when they enter the building. I have high expectations for all students, and I encourage my staff to challenge students academically. We need to prepare students with 21st- century skills and utilize the different tools in technology. We are a team, and family at

Kymberli is an example of a teacher who does not treat her job as a checklist of duties to complete, but rather as an opportunity to inspire, challenge, and enrich the lives of those around her. She is a powerful model to her students. Daily she puts her message into action- as an ideal educator and citizen. Kymberli is a leader in the classroom for Onaway High School, but she is also well known outside of the classroom. She has helped spearhead the districts integration of technology through the Technology Readiness Infrastructure Grant (TRIG). She also serves in a leadership role for her school’s

Students at Trent Park Elementary have access to their own device in classrooms for grades 1-5, iPads and Kindle Fires are also accessible during the school day. Most students have access to devices after school hours in the form of a smartphone or tablet or may check out a computer, Kindle or Kindle Fire. Consideration must be given to how and when the material will be used. If it will be used for strictly instruction during the school day, then compatibility with school devices must be considered, if the purpose is to be accessed beyond school hours, then compatibility with smartphones or borrowed devices are the main concern. For our students with physical challenges, compatibility with a tablet is non-negotiable. This Follett electronic eBook, The Lost Hero, is compatible with all devices and platforms. There are many occasions when compatibility issues arise when content is downloaded to devices (Johnson, 2013). Most all functionality to the Follett eBook can be accessed in most desktops and tablets. To access full functionality of the eBook on all platforms, an app is available for download. This is the reason The Lost Hero was considered in this type of electronic

In Samuel G. Freedman’s article published in 2007 titled “New Class(room) War: Teacher vs. Technology”, he shares with readers that it is becoming increasingly more difficult for teachers to teach because students are easily distracted by gadgets during lessons while Matt Britland’s article, “What is the future of technology in education?” published in 2013, is encouraging and promoting schools and educational institutions to use the cloud. Generally, Freedman’s article featured in The New York Times seems more credible and convincing as compared to Britland’s article in The Guardian because he provides an impartial view on the topic and he uses a diversity of sources to validate his points while Britland brings in his personal views and uses only a trail he conducted on his own to sustain his views.

Dr. Suzanne Lacy took a district with very little funds and turned several schools around. Winterboro High School was a Title I school with a very low graduation rate, but Dr. Lacy had a vision for transformation. This transformation took a vision and “buy-in” from teachers and administrators for implementation. Dr. Lacy states, that although she had a very limited budget, she had a strategic plan with results for student achievement, and increasing the graduation rate. This vision was brought to fruition through sitting down with staff, providing them with her vision and finding out which teachers were on her team. Although, not all were willing to be apart of this transformation, many did. Once, the buy-in was established she allowed the teachers and administrators to put the vision into motion. One part of this vision was to ensure that every student had an IPad, and technology was integrated into more rigorous standards. Early on Dr. Lacy knew she was working with a limited budgeted but her drive for student success is exactly what Winterboro High School

The NHS was first launched in 1948. It was created to provide good healthcare services and it was available to everyone. It didn’t matter if you were rich or poor, that was the principle (NHS choices, 2015). With the NHS confronting its greatest difficulties throughout the following decade, there are numerous reasons that the NHS is coming to emergency point. Each test should be tended to and a successful method for adapting and giving better treatment to patients should be involved.