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    In today’s world‚ there are many social issues that are present. My group has decided to take action against one of those social issues. In particular‚ the social issue of standardized testing. Examples of standardized testing include the SAT and ACT. It’s a social issue because it affects millions of students every year. It’s a problem because it’s an inaccurate representation of a student’s knowledge. As a result‚ action needs to be taken to solve the issue. In this case‚ my group did a social

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    excited for school. As we grow up‚ we lose interest in school. Some are bored with classes‚ have bullying issues‚ or have problems with school work. Whatever your reason for not attending school‚ you must remember that school attendance is crucial for being successful. Good attendance shows potential employers that you are reliable. Employers are in search of employees that are punctual and who will be effective members of their company. If you do not attend school‚ then you will miss out on many opportunities

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    beyond the classroom walls. Another reason why standardized tests pressures mentor‚ is because the test results are used to evaluate their effectiveness as an educator‚ which should not be the case. This is because standardized testing may be biased against certain groups or individuals. According to the studies of Harvard University graduate and independent researcher‚ Harold Berlak‚ standardized testing bring up racism‚ which contributes to the achievement gap between the minorities and the whites

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    Are you against child abuse or not? According to authorities on child abuse‚ it’s very rare for people to report about child abuse when they see it like they use to in 1970-1990. Now a day’s people just leave it how it is as long as it’s not there child they really don’t worry about it. Abusing kids for unnecessary reasons and hitting them with objects that may bruise them badly isn’t the way of a parent teaching their kids manners at all. Especially taking your anger out on the child isn’t the way

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    It is proven that human error is one of the main causes of car crashes (Keating). Although this is‚ true ethical problems could arise against which a car might struggle to deal with. If the car needed to make a choice between plowing into a group of children in the road or swerving off a bridge and killing all its passengers‚ what should it do? There are people who would purposely get behind

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    MEAGAN CONNOLLY 708700 Savina claims that pretend play is crucial to the development of self-regulation in children. I agree with Lillard and her colleagues in saying that there is insufficient evidence to prove the crucial position. However‚ in opposition to Lillard and her colleagues’ claim‚ I do not believe this concludes epiphenomenon. This essay will critically evaluate this ongoing debate around pretend play’s role in self-regulation‚ maintaining that it is impossible

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    INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND Time and attendance system are the modern-day equivalent of the paper time sheet or punch clock. This Electronic attendance is designed to explain how a system helps a teacher to keep an accurate attendance records for their students. An Electronic attendance system serves as a time log that is set up as a computerized database. The complex ideas are presented and developed logically. Important terms are defined in an easy and comprehensible manner that the reader

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    human beings. King supports Pollan when he argues that speciesism will one day be viewed as harsh as racism because animals are treated differently and don’t get to live a normal life like they deserve. Animals have the urge to live a normal life just like us humans‚ so why should humans take away that right. Pollan discusses how everyone has equal rights when he writes‚ "’Equality is a moral idea‚’ Singer points out‚ ‘not an assertion of fact.’ The moral idea is that everyone’s interests ought

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    The exclusionary rule is a law that prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence in a criminal trial. Now imagine how our system would function without the exclusionary rule. A police officer could detain‚ arrest or search an individual and his property based on bias‚ a hunch or because they just felt like it‚ without reasonable cause. If the officer discovered in criminating evidence‚ it could be freely admitted at the individual’s criminal trial. And that evidence that is found without the

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    Nearly every student that is required to do a state test can agree that standardized testing is a pain. There are even some cases where teachers find state testing to be a bothersome. The point is that the majority views on standardized testing are not so delightful. Even though some may view standardized testing as an essential part of the schooling system‚ they are mistaken because with state testing there is no learning‚ has life changing consequences‚ its focus is narrowed‚ provides minimal to

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