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    <http://www.sandi.net/cms/lib/CA01001235/Centricity/Domain/121/research/sarcs/2012- 13/SARC280.pdf>. Darling-Hammond‚ L. "The Flat World and Education: How America ’s Commitment to Equity Will Determine Our Future." (2010): 66-98. New York: Teachers College Press.Web. 1 June 2013. Loveless‚ T. "Making Sense of the Tracking and Ability Grouping Debate." (1998): 1-42. Web. 31 May 2013.

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    Began in the 1920s the SAT was the first ever use of a standardized test to determine entrance into a college (Pacenza). The SAT was originally developed to keep the upper-class from being the only ones to attend college. College professors at Harvard did not like the fact that only the elite attended their college; they wanted the smartest students from across the country to attend Harvard and thus the SAT was formed as a means to test the ability of said students. Since then the SAT has gone through

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    Does our society depend too much on technology? Yes‚ I think the society is really dependent on technology nowadays. Since the technologies are very developed and popular‚ people are more relying on computers‚ laptops and Internet. In today’s world‚ people use computers in business‚ education and in the entertainment world. There are lots of mordern gadgets coming out these days. All people like to use mobile phones‚ computers and Internet. People cannot live without these things. It’s like everyone

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    “How much censorship is too much censorship?” Although censorship is an essential part of our society‚ we as a culture need to decide where to draw the line between necessary and unnecessary censorship‚ while still trying to embrace freedom of expression and speech. The day and age we live in is very different from the way of life in the 1700’s when the Amendments were first created. In our culture today there are many reasons for certain arts and medias to be censored. There is much more prejudice

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    Athletes: Paid Too Much or Just Enough? Did you know that the average pay for an NBA player is five million dollars? (Pawson) Although many athletes are paid millions‚ athletes should be paid as much as they are. Not all athletes are paid millions of dollars‚ and they are in a franchise‚ unlike civil services. Did you know that the average pay for an NBA player is five million dollars? Although many athletes are paid millions‚ athletes should be paid as much as they are. Not all athletes are paid

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    State standardized tests are hard on teachers and students.  The tests do not show if the student is learning throughout the year.  Preparing and studying for the tests takes too much time.  The tests cause stress on students‚ teachers‚ and parents.    Objection: Standardized tests can be good for teachers and students in some ways. Standardized tests are difficult for teachers and students. Standardized tests do not evaluate the student’s growth over the year.  The tests evaluate how well the student

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    knowing some of our friends that can’t test well because of stress. Stress can do many things to a person including making them fail a test. We wanted to know if doing anything along the lines of playing a simple game to chewing a piece of gum before a test could help a person test better. If it could it could be very helpful around A.I.M.S time. This could also determine sometimes if you pass or fail a class. If you have that anxiety attack right before a test your mind can sometimes go straight to

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    Analysis: “The World is Too Much With Us” William Wordsworth’s poem “The World Is Too Much With Us” is a sonnet published in 1807. Williams Wordsworth was an extreme nature-lover‚ and in the poem the speaker stresses how the obsession we have with “getting and spending” causes us to forget the gift and the beauty of nature. The speaker talks about how this world is so overpowering‚ we cannot appreciate and treasure nature‚ and we are so caught up in ourselves and money‚ we do not take the time to appreciate

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    Money is the economic fuel upon which our world runs‚ but human nature inevitably exploits it for personal gain at the expense of others. Without a standardized monetary system‚ society today as we know it could not exist. A catch-22 of any social or financial system is that inevitably a handful of individuals will gain too much control. Conversely‚ a system in which the individual is not free to gain wealth/control as he pleases also leads to the same end result. In our 21st century North American

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    were beginning to be accepted into the once all boys college. Without a doubt‚ Faulkner’s endeavor had a lot to do with this change to the academy’s system. If her story had been kept private‚ would everything still have changed? On the contrary‚ Nafisi’s group was kept quiet and sheltered‚ having no external impact on the state of oppression in Tehran. A notable difference between Nafisi and Faulkner‚ though‚ is that Nafisi could have faced much harsher consequences by going public with her rebellion;

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