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    I was in middle school which was 5th to 8th grade, I had multiple adjective to describe my experience in middle school. While in Middle School, it was a struggle which has stayed as an adult. For I am always looking at myself seeing all the flaws in my features, in addition when family members and/or friends state my beauty features, I will brushed them off by stating the negative. Until recently, I was able to overcome my inability of reading in public and/or to my peers. As my cousin passed away

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    access to the extra help for school are slim to none. Most of the students who come into the tutoring program at HOPE are not on their reading grade level or math grade level. This is nothing to come to be a shock because there are a lot of kids every year that fall behind their grade level. It seems to be the ones that do not live the best of areas. This is a serious issue because once a child is behind especially at a young age it can be very difficult to catch back up. Unfortunately, that child may

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    After going through this class not only do I have a different view point on education as a whole but I also appreciate the education that I have been lucky enough to have. Yes, I have had days and maybe even weeks during my years of schooling where I have wanted to quit and never sit in a classroom again. However, after going through this class I wish I could go back and tell my younger self to appreciate all the opportunities my education has given me because not everyone has what I had as far as

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    sending districts in 2010, Scotch Plains and Fanwood, totaled 30,828. The United States Census Bureau predicts our total sending population to rise to 31,433 within the next 5-7 years (U.S. Census Bureau, 2015). Even though that increase is slight, our school district has implemented a full-day kindergarten program this year. This data and new program generated the following questions: Will full day kindergarten cause our district’s population to increase exponentially? How will we accommodate an

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    Dual Immersion

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    We moved to Fairfield/Suisun when I was in 7th grade during the 2011-2012 school year. I stated the dual immersion program in first grade until 6th grade. I started at PSA in 9th grade during 2013-2014school year. Yes my mom is a single mom and she's been single for about 15 years. They separated when I was two and they used to live in LA together, but they were never married. They separated because they couldn’t get along, so we would see him every other weekend (but they kinda stopped around 8th

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    Essay about High Stakes Testing

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    not only lived up to the standards, they surpassed them! This is the kind of attitude all students need to have towards school, and high stakes testing is just the incentive they need. The AIMS test in Arizona will be required to graduate in the year 2008, and the Arizona Department of Education feels that

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    The author Mike Rose once wrote a book about education and detailing the failures in education to promote educational equality. A fine quote from Rose which relates to the theme of Learning Outside the Lines by Jonathan Mooney and David Cole goes as follows. “Students will float to the mark you set.” (Rose 2) I think that this is the point that Jonathan Mooney is trying to make in his section of his book. Throughout his education, Mooney was never truly given a fair chance at an education and his

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    It was once said, "The beauty of the world lies in the diversity of its people." Many cultures surround this world making each person's background unique. The Mexican culture and U.S culture could be considered similar but happen to have many disparities. The difference between living within a Mexican culture and an American culture include the food, family styles, and education. The first difference between living in Mexico and the U.S is the food, while both are pleasing to each culture, each

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    Ideal Reading Program for Fifth Grade Devon Alder Liberty University   How should a flourishing reading program for fifth grade appear? “There’s no one best way to teach reading; instead, [educators must] create a balanced literacy program” to meet every student’s needs (Tompkins, 2014, p.327). It is essential that all literacy programs feature instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension so that students can become capable readers and writers. Phonemic

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    Image Are you looking for a web-based program that is aligned with the Common Core Standards in the major content areas? Are you looking for a program that will analyze the performance of every student as they complete standard-based tasks? Do you need a data driven application that can inform and support your instruction? Well, IXL is one web based program that you may want to consider for your classroom. As long as you have a connection to the Internet, you will be able to utilize this program

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