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    Jennifer J 3315 ENC 1102 Juvenile Justice: Can Juveniles be reformed or are extreme measures the only way we can deter crime? \ December 2‚ 2010 Juvenile Justice: Can Juveniles be Reformed or are Extreme Measures the only way Deter Crime? The profound moral question is not‚ "Do they deserve to die?" but "Do we deserve to kill them?"-Helen Prejean (from his novel “Dead Man Walking) At least 281 children under age 18 have been executed in the United States since the 17th century (Prejean)

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    Standardized testing is only for data it doesn’t help students it doesn’t help anyone but the district and unfortunately students are forced to take it every year. Standardized testing only evaluate the student’s performance that day. There are so many factors that could hinder the performance. If a student has an argument with their parents on the morning of a test‚ chances are the focus is going to be somewhere else. Standardized testing only allows teachers to teach

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    Freire also argues that the use of the banking method makes teachers more concerned with getting information out to the students than worrying if they understand it or not. Instead of “educating through the practice of freedom” (Freire 327)‚ standardized tests like the Regents in New York and the MCAS in Massachusetts‚ “educates [students] as the practice of domination” (Freire‚ 327)‚ limiting them to a strict‚ inanimate curriculum. Starting with the class of 2003‚ a high school graduation requirement

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    Rogerian Theory

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    This summary will discuss the major aspects of week eight’s topic question one. Looking at self esteem‚ self concept and how they both relate within peer groups in society. Furthermore looking at the roles that social/ welfare workers play when dealing with socially isolated‚ lonely or unpopular children. This can be broken up into a more simplified approach of looking at all of the above through the following: What is self esteem? Self esteem is how a person perceives themself. This can be

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    As the title of this Rogerian Argument states‚ are comic books real literature? We’re not entirely sure how often this question is asked‚ but it is definitely a question worth asking. Comic books have been around since the 40s and possibly way before‚ so it’s no coincidence that these books would be subject to immense amounts of controversy over the decades. One of these controversies is whether or not comic books should be considered “real” literature. Many people believe comic books to be too childish

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    Structure in an argument defines which parts go where. Traditionally‚ logical arguments have been described using either inductive or deductive structure. There is a lot more to arguments than just that. There are three different ways to help structure arguments. The most used structure in an argumentative essay is the Classical Oration (Lunsford & Ruszkiewicz‚ 2010‚ p. 172). It is the simplest way to write an argumentative essay. The more complex and less often used ways to structure an argument

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    COLLEGES: WELCOME‚ NOW GIVE US ALL YOUR MONEY Standardized tests have a similar purpose for colleges as there was for students‚ but there are also more benefits for colleges using standardized tests. Tests like the SAT and ACT are the most common college “entrance” exams where colleges choose what ranges of scores they are willing to accept. The only way for a college to know what kind of potential a student has‚ and if he will excel is by using standardized test scores. Without access to many records

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    Rogerian Ethics Analysis

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    Rogerian ethics‚ the branch of dialogical ethics that was found by Carl Rogers‚ argues that one must provide respect through unconditional positive regard when interacting with others (Neher & Sandin‚ 2017). Additionally‚ Rogers believed that communication must also include congruence and empathy (Neher & Sandin‚ 2017). Thus. Congruence is shown through honesty and genuineness. In order to be empathetic‚ one must learn to “feel with” the other and experience their feelings (Neher & Sandin‚ 2017‚

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    Jonathan Mejia Dr. Luttrell Comp. II 4/10/16 Proposal for a Rogerian Argument For this proposal I will look at three arguments from the opposing side and analyze to see where are paths cross. The three arguments come from Jeff flake‚ John Kasich‚ and Ron DeSantis. They all have valid opposing arguments on my subject immigration. I am on the side of getting immigration reform. I believe we should allow fair and fairly simple access to our country because most people are just seeking better lives

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    on whether high school seniors should be required to pass standardized testing in order to earn a high school diploma and move on to higher education. There is no shortage of problems that arise with standardized testing. Lack of funding and resources cannot provide students with all of the help they need to pass these tests. Most teachers also have a strong opinion on the subject. Some teachers feel pressure to “teach the test”. Standardized tests also do not teach students skills that can be applied

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