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    Wearing School Uniforms One of the issues in today’s society is; if public schools should issue a mandatory dress code policy for all students to wear uniforms. The word uniform means "one form" which makes everyone equal in dress code. Some people agree with establishing a dress code policy which states all students must wear the designated uniforms. However‚ there are many parents that disagree with establishing this policy. I believe every public school in the U.S should establish a dress

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    Charter Schools As of the 2010-2011 school year‚ our country had a total of nearly 99‚000 public schools; these elementary‚ middle‚ and high schools all operate with the help of tax dollars. Most of them are traditional schools with educational standards set by each state. Best of all‚ the education is free. Because public schools are reliant on federal‚ state‚ and local tax dollars‚ funding can be cut. Also‚ public schools have to follow state guidelines on what they can teach and how children

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    towards clients. In chapter one we talk about personal qualities of a school counselor. I feel a good counselor can relate if they can understand and communicate within each other. Training in cultural competence can facilitate self awareness. Cultural encapsulation puts counselors at risk of using stereotypes‚ becoming judgmental‚ and imposing their values on their students and parents. Courage and beliefs are what school counselors are challenged about everyday in others and themselves.

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    Introduction Lacy Elementary school is a public school‚ serving over its capacity that is 500. 650 students are getting the education in the 60-year old building that is located in an urban district. The school is receiving federal aid for the lunch and breakfast programs. Thirty-percent of the student population use buses to come to the school every day. The Lacy elementary school has before and after school programs that are run by the school’s PTA volunteers and paraprofessionals. Student Characteristics

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    The issue of school uniforms dates all the way back to the 1980s when public schools were getting looked down upon for not having uniforms. Many argue against them saying they take away from children’s individuality and ultimately don’t save parents money. With all the facts at hand I am prepared to stand up and speak my opinion about the benefits school uniforms and dress codes have. (Wilde‚ Kakoulas and Modenbach) As the end of the summer approaches parents often start to stress out knowing that

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    Causes within school; this might include the following‚ 1. The teacher taking the lesson is a supply teacher and so is not recognised by the pupils as a figure ofauthority‚ because he/she is only temporarily teachingthat class. Also the supply teacher may not know the individual names of the pupils - this may give certain kids the excuse to ignore the teacher while he/she is attempting to communicate with them‚ for a time before they pretend to notice the teacher actually wants their attention

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    Charter Schools vs. Traditional School Charter schools are defined by the U.S. Department of Education (as cited in Marshall‚ Gibbs‚ Greene‚ Nelson and Schofield‚ 2001) as “public schools that are under contract from some public agency” (p. 129). ? Charter schools fit in a niche between private and public schools. They are funded with public money (except for their facilities) and they are an alternative to regular public schools systems. A private group of people can submit and get approved

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    School Organization

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    School organization The school organization is the arrangement of the school in a group of people that work together to accomplish group goals. The organization refers to the form of the enterprise or institution and the arrangement of the human and material resources functioning in a manner to achieve the objectives of the enterprise. It represents two or more than two people respectively specializing in functions of each perform‚ working together towards a common goal as governed by formal rules

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    The 1947 Japanese School Education Law decrees that the Ministry of Education must examine and approve all textbooks published in Japan[1]. This textbook-screening procedure has strained Japanese relations with neighboring countries. At its core‚ the ‘textbook controversy’ is a conflict of ideology between patriotic Japanese nationalists and left-leaning academics. Despite Chinese endeavors to employ their own textbook-screening procedure‚ Japanese censoring of history has‚ nonetheless‚ sparked friction

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    In the essay “School Is Bad for Children‚” John Holt argues the ways schools teach children is not right for them. He suggests many things to fix the problems. The first thing he mentions is abolishing compulsory school. Compulsory school is a strict law that demands people send their children to go to school. Holt says this law helps nobody‚ neither children nor teachers. If this rule was abolished‚ many things would happen with advantages and disadvantages. Children would have freedom for making

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