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How do they find out whether the education that they deliver actually help with the daily life except for the basic necessities like the 4 main courses?

by looking at a website ( http://www.ascd.org/publications/curriculum-handbook/398/chapters/Thinking-About-Curriculum.aspx ) it actually helped my statement by saying that the main curriculum that they use today doesn't support much whenever you grow up. it said even tho we can learn some life skills we don't learn much as in the bigger picture of how to assign to a job, how to pay bills, the main set up to have financial wealth and ect. educators say that realistically people only use the information that they got between 4th and 10th grade. this is another site that i used to get my information, , https://www.gse.harvard.edu/news/ed/15/01/whats-worth-learning-school I like this source because it admits that although school doesn't teach you the basics of life like how they say ¨street smart¨ it does tech you how to respect other people around you, how to respect people older than you, and it teaches you how to learn time management skills as in if you have a lot of homework that day then you have to plan out how long you are going to be working for so you still have time to do other things.

https://www.edutopia.org/artical/what-does-reserch-say-about-testing for this question i used this site because it said that even the educators can notice that the test are busted and is not actually that good at seeing whether the students have actually learned anything its more just of how well they can recall what they have heard in class and that is not that helpful to the students so in summery they are not a good way to see the learning progress but it is a good way to see how good the student can recall things.

How can we better the way that teachers teach the class or give out the information to the students?

https://www.edutopia.org/blog/using-student-data-inform-teaching-rebecca-alber for question this web site said how teachers can help students mentally and physically and how grades shouldn't justify who a student is best on there grade instead getting to know them better, we could give them an idea of the way we want to see them act and how we act.

Why should the student have to be assigned homework if they could have taught us that in the same class period or the next day?
https://www.insidehighered.com/advice/2020/05/13/academics-sould-rethink-way-they-assign-homework-opinion i think that this website is appropriate for this question because it tells you everything that i was wondering on why homework should be assigned and that is because if the teacher still wants you to work and improve you skills in her class but cant use up time in her class looking over the work that she assigned for you to do at home then thats when you are are in control to finnish the work at home

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Is Being Vegan Healthier than a Normal Diet

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Is Being Vegan Healthier than a Normal Diet

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People today are starting to wonder why they should bother going to college when there are easier options out there. While there are easier options, it's still much better for your career if you go. Why should you go to college if you can live off of someone else's money? Why not just get paid through unemployment packages? While you can make money in easier ways, you can make much more if you get a degree. People will be more likely to hire college graduates than dropouts or people who only got through high school. If you go and get a degree on something that is interesting to you, like with me I want to be a large animal vet. As a vet, I can make $75,000 to $85,000. I can make over $100,000 depending on how busy my practice is. You can make much more money with a degree. Why are so many people going back to college now that they're older? The number one reason is to increase your earning potential. People need to make more money, therefore they go back to college. There are also people who just regret not getting their education when they were younger. A lot of adult learners are first starting college in their 30s-40s because they didn't have the chance to go when they were younger or they didn't think they needed to. People also want to change their current career path, but they need a different degree to get it. Maybe they're tired of being an accountant, maybe they want to be a scientist instead or maybe they want to start a band and be a musician. Now onto another question. Does college boost self esteem and confidence? It definitely can. While you would have a major workload and you would also be really stressed with all the assignments and the pressure of it all, a lot of people also report that just being in college made them feel better about themselves. The fact that they got there made them feel more confident in their intelligence. And if you are struggling with the workload and need a safe place to vent, there are several counselors on campus to help you through tough times. Is it worth getting a college degree? Absolutely. You may have some rough times, but if you continue working, you will be happy with the results. Getting a degree is worth the hard work. You will have a better quality of life in general after getting a degree. It helps to get a job which means more money. Money can't buy happiness, but it does help you live a better life. How can college help you in the future other than building your knowledge? College is a great place to explore your interests and hobbies. You might find you like stuff you never knew existed. You can also make lifelong friends. You can hang out with new people and meet interesting strangers. You might even find yourself a college sweetheart. You never know. College is a good place to explore and make yourself a more well rounded person. You will learn new skills as well as getting better at the stuff you can already do well. Anyways, the moral of the story is... GO TO COLLEGE! Make yourself a valued member of the community and do your best with what you have!

-Sincerely,

Kate M and Raven C

People today are starting to wonder why they should bother going to college when there are easier options out there. While there are easier options, it's still much better for your career if you go. Why should you go to college if you can live off of someone else's money? Why not just get paid through unemployment packages? While you can make money in easier ways, you can make much more if you get a degree. People will be more likely to hire college graduates than dropouts or people who only got through high school. If you go and get a degree on something that is interesting to you, like with me I want to be a large animal vet. As a vet, I can make $75,000 to $85,000. I can make over $100,000 depending on how busy my practice is. You can make much more money with a degree. Why are so many people going back to college now that they're older? The number one reason is to increase your earning potential. People need to make more money, therefore they go back to college. There are also people who just regret not getting their education when they were younger. A lot of adult learners are first starting college in their 30s-40s because they didn't have the chance to go when they were younger or they didn't think they needed to. People also want to change their current career path, but they need a different degree to get it. Maybe they're tired of being an accountant, maybe they want to be a scientist instead or maybe they want to start a band and be a musician. Now onto another question. Does college boost self esteem and confidence? It definitely can. While you would have a major workload and you would also be really stressed with all the assignments and the pressure of it all, a lot of people also report that just being in college made them feel better about themselves. The fact that they got there made them feel more confident in their intelligence. And if you are struggling with the workload and need a safe place to vent, there are several counselors on campus to help you through tough times. Is it worth getting a college degree? Absolutely. You may have some rough times, but if you continue working, you will be happy with the results. Getting a degree is worth the hard work. You will have a better quality of life in general after getting a degree. It helps to get a job which means more money. Money can't buy happiness, but it does help you live a better life. How can college help you in the future other than building your knowledge? College is a great place to explore your interests and hobbies. You might find you like stuff you never knew existed. You can also make lifelong friends. You can hang out with new people and meet interesting strangers. You might even find yourself a college sweetheart. You never know. College is a good place to explore and make yourself a more well rounded person. You will learn new skills as well as getting better at the stuff you can already do well. Anyways, the moral of the story is... GO TO COLLEGE! Make yourself a valued member of the community and do your best with what you have!

-Sincerely,

Kate M and Raven C

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This problem has been around for more than what we know of. Since 1984, Harold W. Ezzel implemented a policy which the detained child could only be released to the legal guardians/parents. Then, nearly 10 years later, the court case Flores v. Meese set standards which forced the detention center employees to provide children with food, water, and medical care.

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humane conditions. A reporter recently visited a detention center. The conditions were just complete treacherous. The pictures the journalist took showed that children were covered in foil blankets to keep "warmth". They were also cramped together, failing to meet social distancing guidelines.

A confusing study shows, though, that the amount of detained migrant children dropped drastically in January 2021. One of the reasons that could be is because of COVID and its guidelines. Now, recently in March, a study proves that the amount of migrant children surpassed the record. Many were unaccompanied.

Have you ever wondered what happens with the children's parents? Reunification of child with parent takes a reluctant amount of time. Some children are deported and others were kept in temporary foster care. ICE released a hotline where parents can find their detained children. This method, however, did not last.

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the most group of age that uses social media is the ages of 12-14 year olds. The age group that uses it the least is the ages of 75+.

older people don't use social media that much because when they were kids they never had social media like now days. Teens grew up around social media such as, youtube, instagram, snapchat, tiktoks, and many other social medias.

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social media - What is the age group in which social media is most popular in? And why?

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the most group of age that uses social media is the ages of 12-14 year olds. The age group that uses it the least is the ages of 75+. older people don't use social media that much because when they were kids they never had social media like now days.

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