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    here i.e. school and community. According to the dictionary, a school is a social institution where a child seeks his education and learns the process of socialization. A school is a second home for the child where he spends most of his time. A community can be defined as a group of people who live in the same area such as a city, town or a neighborhood. Every community has one or more than one school where the children of the particular community go and seek education. These schools can be government

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    The role of a School Psychologist is vital to our education system. A School Psychologist has the privilege of working closely with teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and most importantly, children in order to ensure their educational needs are being fully met. While some schools might primarily focus on academics, development on the whole child is so much more than that. I find the role of a school psychologist one that advocates for the success of a child, including their social and emotional

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    variety of ethnic diversity. Although these children from different backgrounds are a minority in the classrooms, schools and teachers must figure a way to make them feel just as equal as the majority white, catholic children. Schools should be striving in achieving multiculturalism. This is the acceptance and acknowledgement of the ethnically diversity that is present in their schools. For the longest time ethnic minorities, travellers, Africans, Indians, Muslims, Jews and many others have not been

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    Hunger-Free Kids Act gave the federal government additional authority to set standards for food sold in school grounds. This enforced schools to require fruits and vegetables in their school lunches every day. Although this act was implemented, parents of students going to schools still contend that school lunches are substandard and should be amended immediately. For the betterment of children, school lunches should be enhanced due to the fact that it’s excessively fattening, it could hinder a child’s

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    Being in a charter school, the academic school day is much different than in a public school. My CT, has to have her lesson plan turned in and approved at least 2 weeks prior to the lesson. There is no room for error, let alone the students not understanding any lesson. If a lesson is taught on a Monday, the classroom will be moving on to the next lesson on Tuesday, regardless if the students understand the lesson or not. There is also no differentiation in the classroom. All of the students are

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    Sandy Hook, and the UT Tower shooting are just a few examples of the terror parents, teachers, and students face today. More and more massacres and threats are affecting our schools on a daily basis. No one should fear to receive an education and certainly no parent should fear their child entering the doors of an elementary school. What can we do to prevent these tragedies from happening again? How can we strip the worry from the men, women and children involved in our educational systems at work today

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    reason we have order, safety, schools, roads, and many more things that we don't think too much about in our everyday lives. There are two branches of government the Democrats, and the Republicans. Our president, Donald Trump, is a republican. He believes in more investment in our military than our schooling. We already took a pay cut in our schooling system because of that, and the money that is going towards our schools are either going to public or private schools. But is it really necessary for

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    Many schools in America are divided by cities and districts which locks in certain students for specific schools. Some of these schools are well provided, and others are not due to the income of that district which the students live in. These borders for schools causes a problem in which certain educational tools and experience are restricted for those individuals who have a low income. The inadequate funding of schools for certain districts throughout America have been a problematic enforcement

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    Lack of Schools for Girls When you walk through the streets and enter into the houses of the village, you will notice boys and girls from the same family and parents but with a big difference between their lives. You will see the boy with ultimate freedom and many options to live the kind of life that he wants but to the other side you will face a girl with a desperate and hopeless smile with many wishes and dreams that are always wishes for her. Instead of having pen and books in her hand, she

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    you are at a school dominated by a group of people who Atheism and you and a few others wanted to vocalise your religion as Christians. In todays schools you should be able to, some schools have programs to help people do this but many do not. At RB we have a lot of clubs where you can show what you believe in whether you want to join the Christ on Campus Club or the LGBT club you can. Many people hate others because they are different, we should have more clubs and programs at schools across the country

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