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    To limit the amount of students admitted in each professions just seems unfair.Students should have the opportunity to go into the field of study of their choice without being rejected just because theres is a limited spots in that profession.I understand what Stein is trying to do which is to train the the amount needed in any open profession.I disagree with Stein because i think students should still be trained for the profession even though there is limited opening for that profession. I disagree

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    deez nuts mother fucker Why students flunk out of college can not be pin pointed to one thing. There are very many reasons why people drop out of college like for instance‚ a student may be too overwhelmed with his or her whole college schedule. Also‚ a student may also be overwhelmed with his or her work schedule on top of their busy college classes. Another reason students may drop out of school is because of personal problems‚ whether it may be family related or a relationship problems‚ they to

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    ineffective and unnecessary for many students. Doing so‚ it challenges colleges’ self-imposed necessity to create well-rounded individuals. To support this claim‚ the author presents the concept that if students are disinterested in a certain subject‚ they won’t retain the information as well as a subject they are interested in. This statement appeals to logic. The idea that disinterest prevents learning is only a short step in reasoning to the opinion that students shouldn’t attend disinteresting classes

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    1  Faith Looney  Mr. Stickle  English 10  10 October 2014  Why are Japanese  Schools better than  U。S。Schools Not only does Japan spend less on education than the United States‚ but they are placed  in the top three when it comes to the big education standards‚ reading‚ science‚ and math. The  United States doesn’t even come close. I’m sure that you have wondered why the United States  is lacking in the education system. Why is it that we are always so low compared to the other  countries? How are the Japanese any smarter than me

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    long day at school by the end of the day you aren’t even paying attention‚ or have you been sitting in class with nothing to do wasting time? The time in school should be shortened because teachers have to spend a long time at schoolstudents get bored and near the end of the day they don’t actually pay attention‚ and we waste time not paying attention in classes when we could’ve spent outside getting exercise. Teachers deserve shorter times in school. Teachers have to stay at school for about 8

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    external appearances. An example of this would be the argument that "boy-girl relationships between students from top schools and those from neighbourhood schools are doomed to fail." Before I make my stand on this‚ I will view it from both sides. If I were to agree with the view‚ I’ll say that one factor that contributes to the ’doom’ factor would be the social circle. Students from neighbourhood schools tend to mix with company that are more relaxed‚ in a sense that‚ they do not study that much or

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    Transitioning from high school to college may be hard for some students‚ whereas it may be a breeze for others. Lawrence McEnerney‚ director of the University of Chicago Writing Program‚ and Joseph M. Williams‚ professor of English Language and Literature‚ are the Founders of the Writing Program. Together they co-wrote “Writing in College.” Their paper points out many crucial differences between writing expectations of high school teachers and college professors. It also outlines a process on how

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    Why high school dropout rates are so high Forty years ago‚ America was rated number one in the world for most high school graduates; currently our country is twenty one. Dropping out of high school has been an area of concern for not only parents and teachers but a society as a whole. The high school dropout rate is essential and contributes to why there are so many young teens involved in so many gang related activities or end up pregnant at such a young age. Many young adults view high school

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    Why to students flunk out of college. As many as 50% of students fail to graduate from the college in which they first enroll. Most people assume higher education is a right of passage from adolescent to adulthood.1 Truth is most teenagers aren’t ready for grown up responsibilities. Reasons students may drop out of school may be overwhelmed by college schedule‚ the lack of preparation for college life‚ and the lack of finances to complete school. College is portrayed as “party time”. Most

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    Middle school is awesome! In the transition from elementary to middle school‚ it can be tough‚ but you will make it! One major change is having six new teachers with different rules. For example‚ Mrs. Provost lets you listen to any school appropriate music‚ Mrs. Buggy only lets you listen to Josh Groban‚ and some teachers don’t let you listen to music at all! Teachers have a lot of differences‚ but they also have a lot in common too! One example of something teachers have in common is they

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