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    Is Education Making Kids Less Smart? More and more studies and articles are coming out every year saying that our education system is plummeting downward and each year it is only getting worse. In particular‚ it is the nation’s high schools that are falling behind and not a lot of effort is being put forth to change this hopeless and vicious cycle. Most people blame the students saying they are not yet disciplined enough to care about his or her education and others say the teachers are only interested

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    is no need at all for the government’s use or enforcement of hate crimes‚ they charge people with double jeopardy and for speaking there mind. Which breaks the constitution not only once but twice. What Is a Hate Crime and why they are unfair; well a hate crime is when someone is targeted for his or her race‚ color‚ nationality‚ origin‚ ethnicity‚ gender‚ disability‚ or sexual orientation‚ nearly all 50 states have hate crime laws. Hate crimes set up special classes of people with higher government

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    element of life that allows your business to strive? Well in Why We Crave Horror Movies Stephen King did and today were going to talk about why. Maybe he had a need to express a personal belief. Then again he could have tried to expose a part of everyone’s psyche that is often hidden from one another. Or maybe he is offering a semi-logical excuse for him to publish such horrendous stories. I will end this paragraph with how he started his “ we are all mentally ill: those of us outside the asylums only

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    English 1301 5 September 2011 Interest Initiates Learning In Gerald Graff’s essay‚ Hidden Intellectualism‚ one is exposed to the author’s view of different means of intellectualism. Graff gives the reader an uncommon perception of what it means to be an intellectual. He expresses his views by stating that a person can be an intellectual in fields that have nothing to do with academia‚ such as street smarts or particular interests. He also states that if you incorporate these particular interests

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    Amanda Streb 9/4/2010 English 1110 Student Anti-Intellectualism: In My Perspective The way I see it‚ Paul Trout’s essay‚ “Student Anti-Intellectualism and the Dumbing Down of the University”‚ is somewhat tedious. The fact that he simply states an equal idea in every paragraph is bothersome to the everyday reader. However‚ I do strongly agree with the whole concept of the essay. I see it in my everyday life; whether I’m at my high school or even just at extra-curricular activities. Students nowadays

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    The theory that is mentioned in the article‚ “The Secret to Raising Smart Kids”‚ consists of three elements. These elements include the following: the belief of inherited intelligence‚ the concept of a fixed mindset and growth mindset‚ and the method of praise. The first element that consists of the theory is the debate of intellect. Some people believe that the base amount of intellect of an individual cannot be changed‚ thus creating a fixed mindset. Others believe that intellect can be refined

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    “Hidden Intellectualism” is all about being smart in different ways rather than just in academics. Gerald Graff talks about how boring school was for him and compares school to two uncompetitive sports teams. Watching uncompetitive sports gets extremely boring and makes someone not want to pay attention anymore. I tend to agree with the author to a point. After reading “Hidden Intellectualism” it definitely supported my feelings of what smart can be. I know academics is a part of smartness‚ but

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    In the article‚ "Why We Hate HR" by author Keith H. Hammonds points out the flaws in the HR concept repeatedly. They are able to support their assumptions with technical data from reputable sources within the HR and academia worlds. Specific notes of interest are as: • The lack of HR personnel being neither strategic partners or leaders. • Most HR managers are not interested in or prepared for doing business. • The use of idiotic performance appraisals. • HR forfeits long-term value for short-term

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    In his essay "Hidden Intellectualism‚" Gerald Graff argues that intellectualism is not something that can only be archived through proper   education like school or college‚ but with subjects that people consider non academics as sports and cars. The writer considers "street smart" to those people who learn things outside of an academic environment‚ for example in the streets of their neighborhood. The writer argues   that educators   should let students decide on the subject that they are more interested

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    Umwelt can be described as how a human or nonhuman animal describes the world around them. In a sense‚ it is how the organism perceives the world through their eyes. Even though we may share the same surroundings‚ we as humans‚ do not share an umwelt with nonhuman animals. In De Waal’s book‚ “Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are?”‚ he gives me a better understanding of the term Umwelt. He explains his experience with raising jackdaws‚ and their ability to fly. De Waal’s enters the world of

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