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    It has been debated nationwide and even worldwide for and against students being allowed to bring mobile phones to school. Usually‚ a school consists of three parts namely‚ the Primary‚ Middle and Upper section. We live in the 21st century which is very much a digital age and nowadays‚ almost every student other than in primary section‚ has a mobile phone. In my opinion‚ mobile phones are good for children as long as they are educated in its appropriate usage and the privilege given without being

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    One Student One Sport

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    Ministry’s ’one-student one-sport’ vision‚ which will be implemented next year. NUTP secretary-general Lok Yim Pheng said it was "high time" for the ministry to take a firmer stand in ensuring that students get involved in co-curricular activities‚ especially sports. "The emphasis on achieving good grades means that students have for long been subjected to activities that tie them down to the study desk‚" she said. "It’s normal for students today to‚ upon returning from school‚ go for tuition

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    findings related to inclusive practices in Australian schools. The current assignment aims to reveal‚ analyse‚ describe and disseminate information relating to inclusive education in a classroom setting. This paper seeks to address the following questions; - What is inclusive education and its history? - What does the literature state about the impact of attitudes on the practice of inclusive education? - What policies and practices are in place in Australian schools? - What might the diverse classroom

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    Alexey Leushkin‚ 502 My School Practice If you are asked to answer what teaching means for you‚ what would you say? Is it science or probably art? Does a teacher deal only with pure theoretical knowledge or he takes a deep insight into pupils’ nature as well? Is teaching only the question of maintaining discipline or it also tackles some problems of stimulating children’s interest to study and creating their enthusiasm to subjects? It seems obvious to me that before you once tried to be a tutor

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    wide variety of people‚ including many college graduates‚ who should have easily answered this question. With this many people failing a simple question‚ there is evidence that high schools and colleges should require students to take a personal finance class so they can be financially literate in their lives. Students attend college mostly for one reason: money. College graduates earn an estimated fifty percent more than their high school diploma coworkers‚ and over a lifetime this can equal more than

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    feel what it really meant to be a teacher. So my school practice held between 30.01-18.02. So let me tell you how did it passed what kind of feelings and admiration did it leave on me. First of all I’d like to mention that a teacher is a compass that activates the magnets of curiosity‚ knowledge and wisdom in the students. He is a visible angel showing and helping you through your life whether you need it or not. Knowing that‚ I stepped into the school №12 in order to explore myself as an effective

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    High school graduates are starting to feel that they must go to college. Teachers and counselors sometimes lead us to think that we only have one option to be successful. College might not be for everyone! From my research‚ I found many articles on reasons why people go to college‚ reasons they do not go to college‚ and statistics on going and not going to college. There are many leading factors on why people might not go to college. The financial aspects of college‚ the tests you must take to get

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    impossible to get a good job without a college degree. So‚ why is it so expensive to get something that everyone should have? A recent survey said “a moderate college budget for an in-state public college for the 2015–2016 academic year averaged $24‚061” (“What’s the price tag” 1). Most students don’t have $24‚061 lying around to spend each year let alone four or five years in a row. A student will have to take out a loan or several loans to pay for this which would put them into a massive amount of debt

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    School uniforms can have a positive and negative effect on students and parents. Many schools world wide debate about wether or not students should be required to wear uniforms. The debate has been equally divided between parents‚ students‚ and faculty who feel that schools should or should not be required to wear uniforms. Students should be required to wear uniforms so that the schools bullying rate can decrease and also so that the crime decreases and the safety of the school increases. A reason

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    Benefits in High School Sports In high school sports‚ there are a number of negative and positive aspects that are associated with this industry. Regardless‚ many students decide they want to show case their talents at an early age. With the proper guidance and teaching‚ there are many benefits to playing high school sports for the athlete‚ their families and the community. The benefits include education‚ moral support and responsibility. As long as the student athlete stays on

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