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A man on a horse rides into town on friday. He stays for three days, and leaves on friday. how did he do it?

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Education for life means teaching students the skills they need to adapt to an ever-changing world

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They agree on the student as an individual and as a member of a community, but just come from two different perspectives

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Tenure allows for teachers to have more protection, which can give more freedom for teaching, but also potential complacency

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What does this mean in COVID era
Policy makers don't have mindset of those in classsroom

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Allows freedom in teaching, but how does that affect students as members of society

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Is what is best for teachers also best for students?

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No upward mobility
unlink other profession
best interest of teachers in best interest of students

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The purpose of education is to engage in the larger society. Critical thinking and creativity go hand in hand. Students are communicating and using problem solving skills to contribute to society. There is an overlap in Cooks and Camin as 21st century skills need to parallel the charisms of schools.

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Edu started with the family and can be mirrored in the purpose of Catholic schools

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Camins argues it is about promoting education for life, work, and citizenship

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Purpose of Education through teacher's perspective

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Camins (2015) emphasizes that education should be equipping students with life skills that they can transfer to their future career and even relationships.

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Camins (2015) emphasizes that the purpose of education should be equipping students with life skills that they can transfer to their future career and even their relationships.

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The purpose of education is a success for life and to determine how teachers should be evaluated. A question we asked: What are the criteria for teacher effectiveness? This contradicts the other readings as religion is negated from the conversation. There is no mention of formation spiritually.

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The purpose of education is to provide service and to aid in the formation of the whole child. The community of Christ is experienced. The other readings address that schools were built for religious education (in the colonists POV in the 1700s).

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Purpose: To interpret critically in the context of the world that we live in (which is changing)
*education helps us do this task (orange group)

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While the history of education portrays religion's role in the classroom as outdated and even a violation of our constitutional rights, Cook & Simonds (2011) challenge these contemporary secular views by highlighting the social and emotional benefits of Catholic teaching and learning.

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Purpose is to create community with yourself, God, and others, which ultimately producing a happy student

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picture picture and need as overall beings

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Help students build relationships with self, God, others, communities and creation :)

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Combine liberal arts & training for careers: learning applicable skills but also thinking at a higher level

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Development of the whole person in line with Catholic teaching on human dignity

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See education as an opportunity to develop a relationship with God, Others, Local/World community, and with Creation. Also focuses on contributing to the world, making educated decisions and an overall care for the formation of the student (academically and spiritually). (Edly, Matt, Tess and Mary M.)

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Prepare students for the many relationships they will have

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Monica Almeida/The New York Times

Teacher tenure laws deprive public school students of their right to an education by making it difficult to remove bad teachers, a California judge ruled on Tuesday. The case, Vergara v. California, pressed by parents backed by a Silicon Valley millionaire, David Welch, is expected to be the first of many around the country to take on tenure.

Do tenure's job protections prevent bad teachers from being fired or do they provide for greater stability for low-paid faculty?

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Does Tenure Protect Bad Teachers or Good Schools?

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Monica Almeida/The New York Times Teacher tenure laws deprive public school students of their right to an education by making it difficult to remove bad teachers, a California judge ruled on Tuesday. The case, Vergara v. California, pressed by parents backed by a Silicon Valley millionaire, David Welch, is expected to be the first of many around the country to take on tenure.

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Cook & Simonds (2011) Charism of 21st Century Catholic Schools