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    Are electronic devices taking over our kids’ lives A report and survey by the Henry J. Kaiser Foundation shows that students are spending more than 7 ½ hours un various media devices. Researchers show that the number of hours is as much as 53 hours weekly and more so in some cases. The survey shows that student’s grades can be affected by excessive use of the internet and electronic media devices. Parental involvement and rule setting could decrease a child’s usage and attachment to the internet

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    The Importance of Character in the Classroom With today’s evolving society‚ toxic stress is becoming an enormous issue in young children. “How Kids Learn Resilience‚” which was written by Paul Tough‚ was published in the June 2016 issue of The Atlantic. The article goes into depth about a problem that many “at-risk” schools face: lower-income children struggle in the classroom more than those in a financially stable home. The effect stems from the lack of noncognitive abilities in the low-income

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    Life is a math equation. In order to gain the most‚ you have to know how to convert the negatives into positives"~Shawna Kaye. Students are always asking math teachers why math matters. Some students think math will not help in the future‚ but math does matter. "Because knowing math will keep as many doors as possible open in the future"‚ Peter Caryotakis tells his students. In "Teaching Kids Why Math Matters"‚ Cindy Donaldson builds an argument that learning mathematics provides benefits for individuals

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    Why I chose this Book? This particular book How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk by Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish is a great book for parents and teachers to read to help develop good communication skills with children. My Opinion of This Book & Benefits To Families and Caregivers I believe this book‚ How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk‚ is a great tool for both the families of young children and the teachers who may need to brush up their skills

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    connections among your ideas in a recognizable pattern such as cause and effect or comparison and contrast. (To see other strategies for developing paragraphs‚ follow this link to U of Ottawa’s HyperGrammar. To learn more about topic sentences‚ see our file on Using Topic Sentences.) Show Connections Be sure your intended logic is clear. Often the simplest words do the most to pull together ideas. • • Pronouns such as it and they and this keep the focus on the ideas announced at the beginning

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    Rachel Legaspi English 1301 Ed Luter “Why are Most Asian Kids Not Allowed to Date until They Graduate from College?” “No‚ you cannot date. Not until you graduate from college.” Those words could be the worst thing that most Asian children will ever hear. It is almost common for an Asian household to implement this rule on their kids‚ especially with their daughters. Nine out of ten of my Asian friends are being asked to finish school first before they get to be in a relationship. It is almost

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    The Effects Slavery had on African American kids’ lives in America. Kids are naive and helpless for a long time of their life‚ regardless of what race they are and regardless of where they live. At times the conditions of a tyke’s life are sure‚ and tragically now and again they are negative. The earth in which African American slave kids grew up was definitely not positive‚ with onerous specialists who declined to recognize them as equivalent people or substantially less treat them like ones. Socially

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    Environmental Management -Sulfates Suffery or rotten egg smell high levels- over 500 mgll‚ temporary diarrhea -Nitrogen Nitrates - blue baby syndrome Limit-10mg/l -Eutrophication Too many nutrients. Too much algae Leads to oxygen drops Fish kills -Phosphorus Causes eutrophication From agricultural runoff - detergents Removal may cause rise in sewerbills -Toxins Lead‚ arsenic‚ some solvents‚ Pesticides Mutagens- can cause mutations in DNA Carcinogens- cause cancer (in peanut butter)

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    The article “How Instability Affects Kids” talks about aspects of instability in households and the negative effect it has on children’s mental and physical health and behavior. This coincides with one of the main themes of the novel‚ Hillbilly Elegy‚ being that an abusive‚ unstable home environment can cause hardships in not only one’s childhood but also their adulthood. J.D Vance‚ the author‚ describes throughout the story of the several house he lived in‚ each with the newest boyfriend of his

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    Swing Kids 1. Hamburg‚ Germany. 1939. The main character‚ a young‚ German man named Peter Muller‚ was very traumatized by what the Nazi’s and Gestapo (the terrorist political police of the Nazi regime founded by Hermann Göring‚ whose purpose was to persecute all political opponents of the Nazi regime) did to his father. Over the course of the movie‚ Peter went through a change; he saw his father in a new light‚ and realized what really mattered in the world around him. Peter’s father was a violinist

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