How is this event connected to other events? (patterns or opposing forces) | | |d. What if things were different? (suppositions/predictions) | | |e. Why is this important?
The most important day in South Korean’s lives is the day of high school graduates admissions test. However Honduran citizens may differ at a one hundred percent. The day of our exams nobody cares, everyone is concerned about their own business and we just prefer it that way. Why is it Honduran’s don’t care about it? Let me tell you that in first place we are not centered in education as we should.
“The Supreme Court has ruled that students are allowed to organize, voluntarily, religious clubs -- which can include prayer and Bible study—at public schools, just as they might any other kind of club (Mosser, 2010, pa. 2.3)” Yes, we should keep religion and school separate, but the children has the choosing to do it voluntary. Staff and faculty members cannot be involved, or they will be considered interfering with the child’s rights. Since the children come from different religions, or atheists, prayer in only one religion is not a compromise. A solution could be something simple or complicated. One suggestion is for the students themselves to have a prayer and Bible study group, probably at a mealtime or extracellular activity time (where they hold time for clubs).
Some might say that they are turning their future customers against them. However, when the teens grow up the will mature and understand you have to o what you can to make the customers your number one priority. On the whole, banning teenagers may have a few withdraws, however, the good out ways the bad. Having those teens out during lunch hours will help businesses tremendously by increasing revenue! After all, that is the main objective of all businesses, is it not?
Notes for “Whose Lathe?” by Ursula K. Le Guin Thesis 1: School boards should not have the power to ban books based on personal beliefs and comfort level. Thesis 2: While choosing books for students is important for their education, giving them the freedom to make their own choices, even in such small instances, surpasses that importance. Thesis 3: The concept of free choice is far more humane than that of censorship. Final Thesis: Censorship placed upon school books rids students of their choice in reading thus school boards should not have the audacity to ban books solely because they do not accord with their personal opinions and levels of comfort. Proof: * “In discussion, teachers pointed out that since it is the policy of the Washougal School District to assign an alternative book to any student who objects on any grounds to reading an assigned one, the attempt to prevent a whole class from reading a book was an attempt to change policy, replacing free choice by censorship” – pg, 257, 1st paragraph * “Censorship, here or in Russia or wherever, is absolutely anti-democratic and elitist.
You don’t always have to spend, spend, spend to have fun, fun , fun. That being said, the saying is true “the best things in life are free.” Another purpose I came up with about Anna Quindlen’s “Stuff is Not Salvation,” is tp show the reader that people buy too much and don’t appreciate the things that really mean a lot. She thinks that when they buy and buy more and more that they are making themselves happy, then probably later somehow end up in debt and could possibly lose it all. Back in the day my older brother had always appreciated what he got for his birthday, whatever the occasion may have been. He had always taken pride and
Although God created us all equal that is far from how your peer groups accept one another. There would be less teen suicides if each group simply accepted each other and their differences, not alienated each other. Some believe high school cliques can be demeaning and cause lifelong trauma to one’s self esteem. The popular group of kids is made up of the jocks, cheerleaders, and designer dressing young people who normally walk around thinking that grade’s and other people’s feelings does not matter. This group is usually your more attractive, stylish, snobbish group.
What if there are children who don't believe in the same thing you do? The US constitution states that the public school system may not favor one religion and if you don't want to teach the facts then your going to have to teach every single belief that exists as to remain impartial. Also there are beliefs but there are also proven facts and I think that that is more important and more valuable then beliefs because it is more relevant and applicable to the real world then the theory of creationism or and religious belief for that
Most students would much rather waste time and money doing what they’ve always done without any incentive. Besides getting actual work experience, doing the national service will count as college credit. This will save money, energy, and time. Time is money in this day and age after all. Those opposed to this proposal will say that America is all about freedoms and this proposal will make us more socialistic.
Having school uniforms is not necessary, and there are many reasons to prove why schools should not make their students wear uniforms. The other side might say that school uniforms are appropriate and if their was not a dress code then people would wear inappropriate things. Well why not just draw a line, kids can wear what they want but if it’s to inappropriate then they have to change and get a detention. The principle should just give out a note in the beginning of the year saying what to wear and the lines of the length of the shorts. For the boys they can’t wear their shorts or pants to long with a chain.