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3.4.2. Land-use Land-cover change detection LULCC detection was done by involving image of 1989, 1999 and 1999 and 2016. Using GIS techniques thematic image or vector files of different years were compared. The cross operation process of mapping LULCC over time began with mapping the present 2016 satellite imagery, then looking back in time to map the past 1989 imagery.post classification is among the most widely used techniques for change detection purpose (Chen,2000). The analysis of land-use

Back in the 1990’s, the Zero Tolerance Policy was created in response to the fear of crimes and school shootings at the time. In theory, it was a great idea to create this, however, in more recent times it is said that “Under zero-tolerance policies, harsh punishment applies regardless of circumstances” (Gjetten). In other words, no matter how small or childish the problem is, there will be zero tolerance for it and a harsh punishment will be given. In recent times, parents have been infuriated at

As a major source of referrals to the juvenile justice system, eliminating the use of zero tolerance policies by public school administrators is a critical step in ameliorating detrimental effects on minority adolescents and in efforts to close the school-to-prison pipeline. Currently, research suggests zero tolerance policies are ineffective at increasing school safety and that suspending or expelling students puts them at higher risk for dropping out of school and committing delinquent acts [citation-Black]

not have to have criminal intent when caught with a weapon. Just having possession of a weapon is justification for expulsion. This concept originated in a North Carolina law, Bundick v. Bay City Independent School District. This thought lead to the Zero Tolerance policy enacted by many school districts. Some believe this policy is too harsh. The American Bar Association believes schools should assess the situation before rendering judgement on a student. They feel the policy should be abolished

We should put an end to suspensions completely because every day hundreds of students are suspended from school for petty and insignificant offenses. Although suspension was once considered a positive process that promoted good behavior, this punishment is often handled unjustly, reinforcing discrimination against minorities and students with disabilities. Suspension only results in bad attitudes and rewards students who are acting out because they hate school in the first place. The first

Creating an optimal design that allowed my bottle rocket to go to the highest possible altitude and velocity was a long process that included lots of testing, trial, and error. With a rocket, I am attempting to test run and optimize the best design the allows the rocket to have an outstanding altitude and velocity. During this process of trial and error, I have organized my results by marking them down on multiple data table. I got my information from a bottle rocket simulator programmed by the National

Suppose in a school district creates a zero tolerance policy against students bringing any toxic chemicals to school. This policy makes sense in so much that toxic chemicals are potentially harmful and could endanger children. On a day when students will be outside all day, such as a sports day or field day, a student brings sunscreen to school to protect his skin from the harmful effects of UV radiation. Under the school district’s zero tolerance no toxic substance policy, the student’s teacher

Michael McNelis Sociology 101 Professor Eckley 11/18/14 Criminal Athletes Zero Tolerance In the article “ For criminal- athletes: Strike one, You’re out; college and professional sports should address the link between athletes and crime by adopting a zero-tolerance policy “ written by the Wisconsin State Journal. It states how it is time for the sports world to adopt a zero tolerance policy for athletes who break the law. Studies show that athletes are actually less likely to commit a crime

“Zero-tolerance policies punish all offenses severely, no matter how minor.” One’s first impulse may be to speculate that as a result of the policy, schools are safer. There is not however, any clear statistics that the schools are indeed safer. The first step in analyzing the zero-tolerance policy is determining how effective it actually is. The overall goal of the policy is clear – safer schools. The federal zero-tolerance policy is vague which leaves much of the interpretation up to the individual

Is Suspension Effective? Students all over the country face the same “zero tolerance policy” as the students here.Students everywhere have heard about a fellow classmate being suspended for a ridiculous reason.Although suspension gets a student's attention suspension should be abolished in our school systems in order to improve dropout rates, improve student's GPA and improve the behavior of the students overall. First and foremost suspension kills a student's GPA and i know this from personal experience