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    seen in our world today effect that developing offspring? Does drug or alcohol abuse actually hurt the unborn child? What about the mental health of the carrying mother; would depression or other mental illnesses hurt the baby? Do eating habits or exercise actually produce different traits once the child is born? During pregnancy‚ ingesting and doing a wide variety of things can cause several various effects on the unborn child of the mother depending on the activity. Alcohol use during pregnancy

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    Drug abuse is a major problem in our society as a whole and increasingly within our youth. In recent years‚ many school districts have implemented student athlete drug testing programs within their schools. Athletes were targeted because student athletics are voluntary and the "athletes are often held to higher standards than other students‚ keeping their grades up for example" (Tantillo‚ Wen & Morgo‚ 1995‚ p. A22). "The issue of drug testing has caused a national debate that still persists. The

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    Research Proposal On Impact of Socio Economic Condition on Academic Achievement of Students Introduction Education provides individual children with the knowledge and skills necessary to advance themselves and their nation economically. Socioeconomic factors‚ such as family income level‚ parents ’ level of education‚ race and gender‚ all influence the quality and availability of education as well as the ability of education to improve life circumstances. (Jennifer‚ 2005). A person’s education

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    Teachers’ Implicit Bias Negatively Affects Student Achievement Rebecca Burke The College of New Jersey Teachers’ Implicit Bias Negatively Affects Student Achievement The racial and ethnic achievement gap is an alarming issue that needs to be addressed in the United States educational system. When students experience explicit racial discrimination their achievement on academic tasks are lower (A Class Divided‚ 2003). This poor academic achievement can lead to higher referral for psychological

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    HOW DRUGS AFFECT FAMILIES If someone feels really bad‚ they might try to make it better by abusing drugs. Unfortunately‚ that doesn’t usually work for very long. Instead they may become addicted to drugs‚ and then feel even worse than before. Drug abuse not only affects the abusers and their life‚ but also the lives of family members.Fathers‚ mothers‚ single parents‚ couples straight or gay‚ regardless of ethnicity or social group‚ rich or poor….drug abuse can destroy relationships. When a person

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    03 - 31 - 2006 RESULTS: In this experiment the effect of different hormones on heart rate of _Daphnia_ was examined. It was investigated which substances act as stimulants and which substances act as depressant. Initially‚ _Daphnia_ was placed on depression slide under the microscope and the average heart rate was determined. Subsequently‚ _Daphnia_ was treated with different type of hormone and the effect on Daphnia heart rate was observed. It was investigated which substances act as stimulants

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    Worksheets * Worksheets are handouts the students complete to practice their skills. They give the students a chance to get further repetition without taking the teacher ’s full-time attention. While all students complete their worksheets‚ the teacher can focus on the individual students who need the most help. Worksheets are also a common form of homework assignment. A student ’s performance on worksheets can also be used to gauge the student ’s progress on that particular subject.

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    Multitasking‚” By Bruce Weinstein was published on September 4‚ 2009 by Bloomberg Businessweek Companies & Industries. II. This article written by Bruce Weinstein‚ talks about the relationship of Ethics to multitasking and how Multitasking negatively effects a person. At the beginning of the article‚ Weinstein talks about how multitasking wasn’t always a ethical problem. Before the days of advanced computer technology and smartphones‚ multitasking wasn’t a common issue. The problems with cell phones and

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    English 12 10 December 2012 Bullying and it’s Effect on Students In many schools today it is hard for students to do well due to constant harassment by their classmates. Studies such as “The Effects of Bullying on Children in School” have shown that bullying may lead to depression‚ low self-esteem‚ mental illness‚ and even suicide. According to Bullyingstatistics.org rates of Bullycide‚ a term used to describe suicide as a result of severe bullying

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    The Economic Effect on Student Education Lewis and Clark State College Introduction In the United States a students’ education is effected by the Economy. Housing location of low income familieseffect student placement in schools that may not have the same resources available to them as other schools. Due to the recent economic downturn‚ families and thus students with a lower income are challenged to find ways to get the same education as non-low income schools. There

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