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    Ukrainian Schools

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    Ukrainian Schools In Ukraine children start going to school at the age of six or seven. It depends on their parents’ desire. Pupils attend primary school during four years. Then they attend secondary school. There are a lot of children in every school‚ that’s why there’re several classes‚ for example A‚B‚C. There are from fifteen to thirty-five pupils in every class. They can study a lot of subjects there: Math‚ English‚ P.E‚ Music‚ Geography and others. In most cases pupils start school at 8 o’clock

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    Would it be more suitable for students to attend school year round or be able to get a kick out of an extended break over the summer? Attending school year round would mean longer breaks spread throughout the year‚ in other words there would no longer be a three month summer vacation. Students should not have to attend school year round because extracurricular activities would be disrupted‚ students would eventually get lazy in school‚ and it would be intricate for students to find jobs in the summer

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    School Busing

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    millions of children come from every background; African American‚ Caucasian‚ Asian‚ Latin‚ etc. All of these ethnicities go to our public schools. Not only are children categorized into different ethnic groups‚ but also economic groups. Children from low‚ middle‚ and high-income families all attend public schooling. Because of all these societal groups going to school together‚ public schooling can truly be characterized as an engine for multicultural education. However‚ due to barriers within society

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    The 1947 Japanese School Education Law decrees that the Ministry of Education must examine and approve all textbooks published in Japan[1]. This textbook-screening procedure has strained Japanese relations with neighboring countries. At its core‚ the ‘textbook controversy’ is a conflict of ideology between patriotic Japanese nationalists and left-leaning academics. Despite Chinese endeavors to employ their own textbook-screening procedure‚ Japanese censoring of history has‚ nonetheless‚ sparked friction

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    Having longer school years has always been up for debate. Some think having longer school years is great. Others of course disagree and think it’s a terrible idea. Here’s some information to know before you chose a side. Some benefits of having longer school years is you’ll have more breaks. Instead of getting one huge break at the end of the year you get multiple breaks. Not only is it beneficial for students and teachers‚ parents avoid the pricy trips and over populated places when it comes

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    Students should not attend school year-round. Keeping schools open year-round would have negative consequences. For example‚ it would cost extra money to keep schools open for the year. District 39 would have to reorganize its budget in order to keep up with year-round school. This is because the district would have to pay to keep school services functioning‚ such as clubs‚ buses‚ school lunch‚ and electricity just to name a few. It would cost a lot of money to keep the entire building air-conditioning

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    Last Day at School

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    The last days of one’s long stay anywhere are usually as sad as memorable. The place oneloves to stay in cannot be left for good (forever) without thoughts that bring tears to theeyes and grief to the hearts. Who will not accept that the college is a place which astudent will never like to leave happily? It was perhaps my saddest experience that Iunderwent on my last day in college‚ just before the preparatory holidays before the present examination.I got lip early in the morning thinking that I

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    Schools as Organization

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    Schools as Organisations Outcome 1 : Know the different types of schools in the education sector. 1.1- Identify the main types of state and independent school. - Specialist - Church school - Preparatory schools - Charity and foundation schools - Grammar schools - Academies 1.2 – describe the characteristics of the different types of schools in relation to educational stages and school governance. Independent schools are not government funded and rely on fees and investments

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    Public Schools

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    system of education to provide a solid curriculum. There is a growing controversy in our country regarding education in private schools versus public schools. Whether or not every child should go to private schools is a decision worth questioning; however‚ if a child cannot handle the chaos that public schools have to offer‚ then the decision could be considered. Private schools are valuable and offer programs implementing great educators as well as demonstrating excellent character. In contrast‚ the

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    School Discipline

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    School discipline From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia A Harper’s Weekly cover from 1898 shows a caricature of school discipline. School discipline is the system of rules‚ punishments and behavioral strategies appropriate to the regulation of children and the maintenance of order in schools. Its aim is to control the students actions and behavior. An obedient student is in compliance with the school rules and codes of conduct. These rules may‚ for example‚ define the expected standards of

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