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    Career In Education

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    1.3: Planning for My Career in Education The education field is expansive with various jobs readily available, these jobs require specific knowledge and skills in order to receive licensure. A teacher must obtain attributes for handling high levels of stress, I have developed a sense of stress management that would qualify me as a successful educator. I have a plan set to obtain a career in education. I can display an appropriate source of language by not cursing, conduct by treating students

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    Reflection On Education

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    For block one I was put into a second grade regular education classroom at Lake Forest Hills Elementary School. I taught my writing lesson on November 8, 2017. I taught a group of four students and had them write a short narrative about their favorite Thanksgiving memory. They all love Thanksgiving and were excited to write their story and share with the others. I feel like I had some positives but also some negatives in my lesson. One positive was that I shared and explained with the students

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    Schooling And Education

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    could define education. Learning, in general, is such a broad topic. To me, education does not only mean teaching students in a traditional classroom following general education requirements but including education about how to live and excel in the world outside of the classroom. It takes several individuals with different experiences to educate someone. Educating someone does not always have to take place in a traditional classroom setting. For some students, some of the best education takes place

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    A school is a system designed to provide a learning space for people under the influence of educational professionals. For centuries, education has played a major role in developing and changing the world. Therefore, children are obligated to go to school at a very young age to expose them to new skills, ideas, and knowledge. School is to provide the individual with the opportunity to further develop and learn their purpose in society. All around the world people are taught the same thing but feel

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    In this essay we are going to explore the link between education and globalisation and if this prepares people for life in a global society. T. Larrson (2001) defines globalisation as, “the process of world shrinkage, of distances getting shorter, things moving closer. It pertains to the increasing ease with which somebody on one side of the world can interact, to mutual benefit, with somebody on the other side of the world.” Globalisation has had a major impact in the world within the last two decades

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    Poverty In Education

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    2017 Poverty in Education: Economic Gap Two children stand in line to enter their classroom. The children are the same age, but are different in mindset. One child faces poverty, while the other is unaware about financial hardship. The quality of education is determined by the size of the parent’s pocket book. Education standards are quickly declining in poverty ridden areas. Funding is provided to the districts whose test scores meet the requirement. Economic gaps in education are detrimental to

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    Inequality In Education

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    States and regions. In INT, we have talked about socio economic communities, racial communities, and even gender base communities. However, the problem in America, is that these communities are divided so heavily. So as we move forward with our education, a question arises. What do we do now? Do we allow communities to say so segregated, or do we try to change them? For society to survive and flourish, it needs a healthy community and happy citizens. Equality is key. Segregation and inequality directly

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    learn. To add on, he believes that children should be making the choices through experiences and emphasizes “hand-on” learning which further indicates teaching in play and having experiences. Dewar uses the phrase “think for oneself” to the ideal education system, a person doing an action based on their own decisions without the help or influences of others which means that the proper way of teaching is, teachers aren't supposed to feed children the answers but rather children are suppose to come up

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    Autonomy In Education

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    Teacher autonomy has been gaining increasing interest among educational researchers, policy makers, administrators, and teachers over the past few decades. According to federal data from the National Center for Education Statistics (Sparks & Malkus, 2015) educators reported less classroom autonomy in school year 2011-12 compared to 2003-04. In an age of accountability reform, teachers feel their independence waning during a period of time marked by standardization, scripted curriculum, and high-stakes

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    creativity of children are being washed out of them and are being penalized for their unique differences. Education in schools are keeping children's minds wrapped up in a bubble to become a unified society. In the article “Against School” by John Gatto he expresses the boring environment in public schools. Gatto talks about how schooling shouldn’t be the answer for everything yet an education should. In the article “Against School”, Gatto emphasizes on how school is boring, and I couldn’t agree

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