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    How much can we know by simply reading the nutrition facts on the back of any packaged foods? Certain nutrition facts are given and in most cases the most important or common‚ such as the amount of sodium‚ amount of protein‚ the total fat‚ and the amount of calories among others. But what guarantees that these nutrition facts given are correct or accurate? It is known that not everything on the nutrition labels may be true. Little do people know that not everything on the nutrition facts is accurate

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    Standardized Tests Standardized tests are a heated debate in the country as of today. Many people believe that standardized tests do not truly show a student’s knowledge. Students are more focused on passing a test instead of actually learning the content. Not only do these tests hinder students‚ they also affect teachers as well. Standardized tests may seem good in theory‚ but in fact‚ they may be doing more harm than good. The Importance of Standardized Tests To begin with‚ this whole phenomenon

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    so much pressure on them because they have to focus their teaching on literacy skills measured on the standardized test. Since reading is more important than writing‚ teachers spend more time on reading. Usually focusing on comprehensions skills‚ not on the critical reading skills. Even if the teachers want to teach more‚ they can’t go beyond the test-based curriculum. James argued that standardized testing also limits the type of writing students so. Many tests consist of multiple choice and short

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    Standardized tests are defined by W. James Popham‚ former president of the American Educational Research Association‚ as "Any test that’s administered‚ scored‚ and interpreted in a standard‚ predetermined manner." Standardized tests have been part of school systems since the 1800`s.(Standardized) Their use skyrocketed after 2002’s No Child Left Behind (NCLB) mandated annual testing in all 50 states. Standardized testing confuses some students and the amount of testing can stress them out‚ leaving

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    Determine Personal Goals

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    Determine what type of goals i am setting. Goals can be short and long term and can fall into any number of personal or professional objectives. Having separate plans for all combinations that fit life help you to be well balanced and is an even better way to get to where you want to be.Express goals in the form of a positive statement. Saying what you don’t want just reminds you what you lack. Each goal should be written in complete detail with a time to complete it included Verify that the goals

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    Standardized testing has been the center of a debate in America for many years. Standardized testing wasn’t well-known until the early 20th century (Linn 34) It was made to see where students can improve in certain areas and how schools can improve teaching their students material. As the years went on‚ it has been brought to attention that standardized testing is not effective in today’s society. Standardized testing has caused problems like students not being able to afford test prep and therefore

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    ------------------------------------------------- European Advertising vs. American Advertising ------------------------------------------------- Research Paper ARS 230 The main aspect of advertising is to ‘get more bang for the buck’‚ to make it aesthetically pleasing to the eye and gain the viewer’s attention. Throughout the years‚ advertising has varied in many ways from catchy slogans to iconic logos. Some may say there is nothing wrong with a little healthy competition‚ but what if one

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    students all over the country hear before they take mandatory standardized test. Standardized testing has been in the United States for about 150 years‚ but the tests have grown in use in the 21st century. Students of grades 3-12 take standardized tests each year to compare the students to each other‚ and to evaluate teaching. These tests have both pros and cons‚ which causes adults and students to have mixed views about them. Forms of standardized testing have been in America since before the civil war

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    Presidential Debate

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    During the presidential debate‚ (Speakers) Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney both plead their cases as to why they each felt they’d be great presidents (Message). Romney would like to get the chance to serve his first term as The United States President‚ and Obama would like to serve another term. These men rebottled their statements to prove to the world they were ready. Although I’m not able to vote‚ those key points changed my perspective of each. The presidential debate was held at the Magnus

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    Political Advertising

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    What is Political Advertising? Advertising whose central focus is the marketing of ideas‚ attitudes‚ and concerns about public issues‚ including political concepts and political candidates. The essential task of political advertising is to gain the confidence of the people for their acceptance of ideas and‚ in the case of political campaign advertising‚ to influence their vote. Political advertising differs from commercial advertising in that the product is either a person or a philosophy rather

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