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    America means diversity. The fact that there is not even an official language‚ reminds us that this country throughout history has been shaped by immigrants from all over the world. As consequence‚ diversity lead us to judge and have stereotypes. Like animals‚ we label consider fellow human beings as non-part of our group. When we think we do not belong to our group‚ we reject and trend to deny their conditions and human dignity. History is a cruel teacher that shows us how it has come to violent

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    believe in the America that is a land of opportunity and a beacon of freedom...”-Mitt Romney I believe in an America‚ full of diversity and freedom In speech‚ education‚ and religion. America‚ a place where we the people govern ourselves‚ and dictatorship is not present. In this country‚ we have unalienable rights and freedoms beyond those of most other countries. This is my home‚ and this is my country. THIS is the America I believe in. Dwight D. Eisenhower once said‚ "America is best described

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    These days‚ having an undergraduate degree has become the norm and graduate education is growing in importance. The main reason for the increase in the number of people going for further studies - is increased competition and graduate degree provide a benefit in the job markets. Graduate education is essential for maintaining a vibrant economy and healthy communities especially in the face of increasing global competition. The only way that we can hope to move beyond the status quo is by embracing

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    THE IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOLINGUISTICS IN EDUCATION A newborn baby always has the faculty of wonder . . . Psychology is the studies about human and mind. Psycholinguistics is the study about human and language which they acquire from a newborn baby‚ till they die. A newborn baby always has the faculty of wonder. That is how it is. If a newborn baby can talk‚ they will say something about what an extraordinary world it is. As the time goes by‚ they will acquire the language used by their mom.

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    Importance of Literature What makes literature so important in our lives? How does it influence society? "Literature adds to reality‚ it does not simply describe it. It enriches the necessary competencies that daily life requires and provides; and in this respect‚ it irrigates the deserts that our lives have already become." - C.S. Lewis‚ a British scholar and novelist. This adage is perhaps the most appropriate description of the importance of literature in our lives. Literature reminds us

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    The America I Believe In… The America that we live in in so hard to explain because it is so great that I can consider myself grateful to be living here in America. The country has everything I need to live and survive with barely any struggle. First‚ America has so many citizens that are willing to volunteer and or help others. Second‚ in America everyone can go to a public school and go to college. Third‚ in America everyone has the freedom of speech‚ the freedom of religion‚ and the freedom of

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    The Color of Education in America In his essay “Still Separate‚ Still Unequal‚” Jonathan Kozol gives us a very detailed presentation of the emergent trend of racial segregation within America’s urban and inner-city schools. Kozol provides substantiation to his claim based on his research and observations of different school environments‚ its teachers and students‚ and personal interviews with them. It is very clear that color of education in America is not green like the dollar bill; it is white

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    America is like an onion. If you pull back the peel‚ which resembles our freedom‚ one can find out more and more about the country that resembles the problems America is facing. The layers of an onion contain a chemical not so soothing to humans‚ which is similar to the problems that effect Americans. America is a hardworking and thriving country that goes to all bounds in order to prosper. However‚ in all of its prosperity‚ America has problems that are significantly important. America has major

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    really works. Teaching the Holocaust is very important for helping students confront issues they are presented with every day. Children can face many issues and dilemmas even at a young age and we do our best to help children to solve them. Holocaust education can help children with bullies and moral dilemmas. Learning about the Holocaust can help students to challenge preconceptions about certain gender‚ races‚ or religions. It can also help develop empathy in students.

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    The Evolution of Education in America Introduction Throughout the United States‚ students are enrolling in colleges and universities at records numbers. This trend is occurring in spite of the hard to swallow increases in tuition and fees by institutions of higher learning. For example‚ attending a two-year college in 1980 would cost a low-income family 6% of their income; in 2000‚ the number was 12%. Those attending four-year schools in the same period spent 13% in 1980 and 25% in 2000 (Higher

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