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    smoking in any public place should be allowed. It has a negative effect not only on you‚ but on those around you‚ the youth in your community‚ and the entire environment. According to the American Lung Association‚ Idaho scored a B in the overall smoke-free air‚ but they also got 3 F’s in the categories: Tobacco Prevention and Spending‚ Cigarette Tax‚ and Cessation. In 2004‚ Idaho met the Smokefree Air Challenge‚ which calls on all fifty states to pass laws that prohibit smoking in all public and work

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    Since public schools have started recess it has been set in place to allow students time to express their energy‚ become active and socialize. Although within the past years‚ most schools have removed recess from their schedules. School administrators argue that recess wastes time‚ causes problems and is dangerous. But it is actually a good thing for students. In most schools‚ the average school day is about eight hours long. During the elementary school year especially‚ students are bursting

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    Drugs are a common problem here in Hawaii for many years now. The National Drug Intelligence center calls ice methamphetamine the greatest drug threat to Hawaii followed by marijuana‚ cocaine‚ heroin and the abuse of prescription drugs. The estimated range of ice meth users is anywhere from 8‚000 to 120‚000 out of the 1.2 million people. About 37.4 percent of men jailed in Honolulu are tested positive for methamphetamine in their system. The state authorities arrest an average of 1‚500 people per

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    closure due to lack of funding. Therefore‚ more and more deaf and hard of hearing students are being mainstreamed into public education. According to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)‚ public schools are required to provide accommodations to those who need them. The child’s educational services and placement must align with the child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) (National Association of the Deaf‚ para. 1). An IEP is a legal document that spells out the child’s needs

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    Essay on the role of education in society Education‚ has a great social importance specially in the modern‚ complex industrialised societies. Philosophers of all periods‚ beginning with ancient stages‚ devoted to it a great deal of attention. Accordingly‚ various theories regarding its nature and objective have come into being. Let us now examine some of the significant functions of education. 1. To complete the socialization process. The main social objective of education is to complete the

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    Breastfeeding in Public Having a baby changes a multitude of things such as your body‚ your time and your ideas of what’s acceptable. This definitely comes into question when other people around take offense to a necessary and natural action. One that has been raising eyebrows and voices is the act of public breast feeding. While breasts are seen on billboards and art‚ their born use for feeding a baby is not only frowned upon but has been exiled in the American mind as natural. It’s almost as if

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    AQUINDE‚ R-NOLD JANSSEN S. EJ2 FINAL DRAFT “Public and Private Schools” Which is better public school or private school? What are the differences and similarities between them? Why do private schools have expensive tuition fees? Parents often wonder how to start off their children’s education. These are the common questions that parents and students ask themselves today. Public and private schools are both educational institutions that shape students values. Both of them have the

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    America’s public schools are woefully underfunded. As state legislatures around the nation focus on reducing spendings‚ education spending is often the first to go. And when these public schools are confronted with a dramatically smaller budget‚ art programs get the axe. As the Chicago Sun-Times report in 2013‚ Chicago Public Schools laid off over 1‚000 teachers when they made the decision to close over 50 schools. Nearly ten percent of these teachers taught in the arts or music. As ThinkProgress

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    Racial discrimination in education or schools directs the attention to any harassment of students based on color‚ race or national origin. Discrimination can be caused by administrators‚ students or teachers. In 1896‚ the Plessy v. Ferguson Court case denied the right to African Americans to be present in public places like bathrooms‚ schools‚ hotels‚ hospitals‚ restaurants etc because African Americans and whites were segregated and were not allowed to share the same public places. The court case

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    efficient sex education to our nation’s youth. Most teenagers‚ enrolled in a public school‚ receive what is considered a sex education class. Sex education is taught in two methods‚ comprehensive or abstinence only. Comprehensive sex education teaches safe and proper methods to avoid unintended pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) while having sex. While abstinence-only sex education strictly teaches teens to wait until marriage to have sex. Abstinence-only sex education is a disadvantage

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