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1.  Gun Violence: US vs Nigeria
2.  Our aim is to compare contrast the United States and Nigeria in the growing issue of gun violence and offer some hopefully helpfull ways to reduce gun violence in both places
3. As a group we could have had a better flow of our ideas within our presentation
4. As a group we did a great job getting the facts out to the audience and informing them of our topic and what a problem gun violence is in both places
5.  http://prezi.com/cepbc3tsdi2l/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy

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Josie Utley, Chelsea McMillan, Donovan Hill

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Josie Utley, Chelsea McMillan, Donovan Hill

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1.  The Cost of College.
2.  In American society it is an option to pay for and attend college, a choice that many students will willingly take out thousands of dollars in student loans for. American students have the opportunity to go overseas to countries like Finland or Germany and finish school with less than $5000 in debt. If more students were informed of these choices, there might be a dramatic change in the college education system. Today we will inform you of the opportunities  American students have in regards to attending college overseas.
3. As a group we could have involved the audience more, since we are all currently college students.
4. As a group we did a great job trying to research as much as we could, and holding the volume of our voices high during the presentation.
5.  https://prezi.com/oif1f0w8q9c8/edit/?auth_key=urgdncj&follow=gpa2hmksib6f#7_190151397

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The Cost of College
Josie Utley
Donovan Hall
Chelsea McMillan
FINLAND
According to The College Board the average US University costs $9,410 for in state students and $23,893 for out of state students
This means that the average cost for a 4 year college can range from $37,640 to $95,572 per year
Now tell me what is 35-95k to you?
What does it look like?
So what does all that
money
look like you may ask?
Something like this, a 3 bedroom 2 and a half bathroom house for 65k in Georgia
What else does it look like?
So what else may all this
mula
look like?
It could look like this 2016 7 series BMW starting at $89k
What does it look like to us?
However to everyone in this classroom that money looks something like this
While we are all working towards are college degree and a comfortable life we are putting ourselves in crippling debt. Is it worth it?
* There are no tuition costs in Finland as of now
you only have to pay for living expenses

*Their colleges recommend 700-900 euros a
month for housing, you should have at least
6720 euros per year

* In autumn of 2017, tuition fees will be introduced

* Scholarships are offered for Doctoral level
degrees only, Bachelors and Masters degree
offer little to no scholarships

* College is emphasized in Finland; their educational system is considered
to be in the top if not best educational system in the world

* Ice sports are big in Finland and it also offers many outdoor activities
such as skiing, golfing and fishing which makes going to college in
Finland appealing to those who love the outdoors

* Finland college students spends 2.8 hours a week on homework compared to the US's 6.1 hours
GERMANY
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-32821678
The Real Cost
We've discussed 2 of the 196 total countries in the world
Out of those 196 countries at least 7 offer free college
Not to mention other countries who might offer college for a low fee
United States
A four year college in the United States is anywhere from 10,000-65,000 a year and 40,000- 260,000 for an degree.

In 1950-1970 U.S. college tuition average was 2,000 and is a current average at 15,000. In the past 60 years tuition cost has skyrocketed by nearly 13,000.
Worth It or No?
College can make or break your adult life
Many consider it a deciding factor in whether you are successful or not
Why take on thousands in debt for this opportunity when it could be free
Consider studying abroad.
Why so high?
Why is US college so expensive when other countries can offer the same thing for much less?
What Is It To You?

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Cost of College Josie Utley Donovan Hall Chelsea McMillan FINLAND

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The Cost of College Josie Utley Donovan HallChelsea McMillan FINLANDAccording to The College Board the average US University costs $9,410 for in state students and $23,893 for out of state studentsThis means that the average cost for a 4 year college can range from $37,640 to $95,572 per yearNow tell

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Jasmine Holmes, Carmen Cesari, Jackson High

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Jasmine Holmes, Carmen Cesari, Jackson High

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1. Arranged Marriages in Pakistan versus Freedom of Choice Marriages in the United States.
2.  Although the two countries still signify marriage as an official bond by law, our goal is to inform you on, how they differ in terms of early age marriage, the ceremonial ritual of the wedding ceremony, and the risk factors of a stable and unstable marriage.
3. As a group we could have provided more interactive questions for the audience.
4. We provided an amazing game and video that kept the audiences attention.
5. http://prezi.com/ygnvjnmmr8u3/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share

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Breanna Huff, Delmar Williams, Josh McCoy

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Breanna Huff, Delmar Williams, Josh McCoy

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1. Education Systems in the United States and Finland
2. Our ultimate goal is to inform you of the crisis that is occurring in the United States’ education system when compared to excelling nations, such as Finland, in the areas of educational layout, curriculum, and government funding.
3. As a group, we could have interacted more with the audience.
4. Due to technical difficulties, as a group, we are proud that we were still able to smoothly present our topic and not lose our train of thought. We were able to clearly explain our topics and focus on the information we were providing.
5. http://prezi.com/rg5r9tcn0g7g/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share

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Basque Education Rights and European School Systems

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Universal Journal Of Educational Research

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Education Systems in the United States and Finland

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Education Systems in the United States and Finland By Breanna Huff, Josh McCoy, and Delmar Williams To inform you of a crisis that is currently occurring within the education of the United States when compared to top nations like Finland.

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Kyle Johnson, Markita Kintzer, Ali Beatty

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Kyle Johnson, Markita Kintzer, Ali Beatty

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1. Teacher Salaries
2. The difference in salaries between American teachers and other countries like Luxembourg and Estonia is reflected in the effectiveness of the education.
3. We could have added more citations to our presentation on the day we presented.
4. We all were very knowledgeable about our topic.
5. https://prezi.com/fi9nxx-jbqgt/the-price-for-a-good-eductional-system/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy

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Kara Doherty, Travis Small, Kristyn Schlicher

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Kara Doherty, Travis Small, Kristyn Schlicher

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1. The Death Penalty: Rough Justice U.S. vs U.K.
2. Describe the history of capital punishment in the U.S. and U.K. We will examine the demographics and statistics that go along with the death penalty. We will discuss solutions and alternatives to capital punishment that the U.S. and U.K. have to offer.
3. As a group, one thing we could have done to improve our presentation would to be more engaged and involved with our audience.
4. As a group, one thing we are really proud of was staying on task and focused. We explained our three main points very well and clearly.
5. http://prezi.com/ygkbfugvatis/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share

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D.C. Statistics and Demographics of the Death Penalty United States

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The Death Penalty - Capital Punishment for murder was permanantly abolished in 1969 - Votes were taken in 1979 and 1994 to restore the death penalty and they were both rejected - In 1999 the British Home Secretary signed the European Convention of Human Rights to formally end ALL capital punishment in the U.K.

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