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    Clark 11/10/13 AP Revised Practice Essay Argumentative Compulsory Voting My personal experience as a voter has left me feeling indignant and upset‚ I find myself astonished that nearly a fraction of eligible voters actually cast ballots. What is even more astonishing and shocking is that the turn out for local elections is even smaller. Perhaps the ideal and most efficient way to increase voting is compulsory voting. Compulsory voting will open eyes to what voting can accomplish and achieve

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    Deciding which is better between public education and home schooling may often cause a debate. There are similarities between them‚ such as both being a good source of education for students. However‚ there are a few differences. For instance‚ home schooled students may graduate earlier than public schooled students while public school has more to offer. Even though home schooling has an advantage‚ public education is a better educational experience because of the opportunity‚ social skill development

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    Education plays an important role in our life. However‚ some people consider it only a necessary step in getting a job so they do not want to go to university after leaving school. "Knowledge is power" as the famous proverb says. It is transferred from generation to generation and comprises different facts‚ skills and information. Through learning people get knowledge and experience accumulated by their ancestors. Of course‚ higher education is not compulsory‚ but I strongly feel that going to

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    Education‚ a continuous process of growth from womb to tomb that is most essential to man for development and progress. In technical sense‚ it is the process by which society deliberately transmits its accumulated knowledge‚ values and skills from one generation to another through institutions. This technical process is sometimes called schooling‚ when referring to the compulsory education of the youth. The continuous growth of the population in the Philippines has been a great factor that affects

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    Compulsory Voting

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    In many countries‚ at times of national and local elections‚ often only a small part of the population casts a ballot. In order to address this problematic issue‚ many governments take the aggressive measure of compulsory voting to constitute more public involvement in politics. Even though the government believes this is going to solve this issue‚ there are many drawbacks to this approach for example; this method is unconstitutional‚ citizens lives are jeopardized‚ and the results of the elections

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    Discourses in Education

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    Discourses in Education Institutes of education (i.e. public schools) exhibit many political‚ social‚ cultural and historical discourses that impact and furthermore shape what is practiced in schools and the way in which it is delivered. These discourses will often be implemented in educational contexts through synchronisation with the socio-cultural theory‚ moreover influencing and impacting upon the teachers‚ students and the schools themselves. In order for an understanding of education to be achieved

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    Radhakrishnan committee report The Radhakrishnan Committee had lot to say about the University Education but it reviewed the secondary education in the country as well. It was this commission which remarked that "Secondary Education continues to be the weakest link in our educational machinery and needs urgent reform." It recommended: (i) A twelve year secondary course instead of ten years‚ (ii) That teachers’ lot be improved‚ (iii) Admission to the university be after intermediate examination

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    quality education‚ access to healthcare‚ prospects of a reasonable job on merit and sound economy are the ingredients to be provided by the state to its citizens to run the state and the society smoothly. Growth of successful nations is denoted particularly to the education. There was a time when people believed that higher education should be available to people of all social classes and‚ obviously‚ it was freely available to all who wanted it. The fact that it is not‚ that public education was once

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    Should foreign language learning be compulsory in Uzbekistan. English is wide spreded all over the the world.That is why in many country it is added for curriculm as a second and foreign language. Each educational institution has it’s special curriculm that specialized for different profession. But in every where foreign languages are tought as an obligatory such as Russian and English. It is important to development of the country‚because in order to be a developed country the population of that

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    2012.7.25 Traditional Education and Modern Education Education has been a means of transmitting one’s culture from one generation to another. As the oldest industry‚ it is the main instrument used by society to preserve‚ maintain and upgrade its social equilibrium. A society’s future depends largely on the quality of its citizen’s education‚ so having a good educational system is very important. Traditional education and modern education is a hot topic among many people‚ especially

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