There is the issue of the special needs students and the students that are at risk, the issue of multicultural and multilingual students, and the issue that parents/guardians should be involved in the students' learning. With the special needs students and the ones at risk there are many different options that have to be observed. ... While participating in a mentoring program at Model Elementary school I encountered a few special needs students, but none that were at risk. ... Last, but not least, there is the issue that you as a teacher should get the students" parents and guardia...

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During my sophomore year at Howard University, I participated in the Center for Research of Students Placed At Risk (CRESPAR). ... Instead, they have been placed there and are at risk to continue the cycle of destruction that plague their communities. ... There needs to be more opportunities for parents to get involved in their child's success. ... Nevertheless, I believe it will be my responsibility to get the most significant people in a child's life involved in every aspect of my classroom. ... My hands on experience with inner city youth at the Center For the Research of ...

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Risk factors associated related to the child's home environment often influence school aggression. ... Concern about violence reduces quality of teaching, limits teacher availability to be involved with school. ... Availability of guns, alcohol, and individual's perception of risk and reward influence the likelihood of violence. ... If a student has the chance to make healthy risks like being in a play or winning an academic award, taking risks and getting rewards will be a positive experience with a positive outcome and they will learn what risks are safe to take. It costs $62...

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One strategy is to have the students highly active and involved in the classroom. ... Students must be involved in their own educational process. ... However, this does not make teachers wall flowers, they too must stay actively involved and be enthusiastic about it. ... Debatable topics are a great way to keep students interested and involved because they get to express their opinion. ... One side who feels the Vietnam War was necessary to keep communism from spreading and one side who felt the U.S. should not have risked U.S. lives for foreign affairs. ...

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Professors walk the thin line of being an involved teacher and an inappropriate one. ... Colleges/universities stress this rule because of the high risk of sexual harassment lawsuits. ... A reason people seem to argue on this topic is because they feel that the student involved with the teacher has an advantage, or is "favored " over the rest of the students. ... One solution for a students who is romantically involved with their professor would be to to either switch classes, or professors. ...

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However, with the operating budget, our children's education is at risk. ... Children who are involved in a excellent art program can do better in school because it involves hands on learning. ...

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The quality and frequency of arts education in California public schools is highly inconsistent due to competing priorities and limited discretionary funding...disadvantaged and at-risk youth are often barred from school arts programs in favor of remedial instruction in reading and math. ... Many studies were performed on students that are involved in an arts program vs. students that are not involved. The overall results suggest that students involved in the arts develop attention skills and long term memory that also apply to other subjects in school (The Dana Foundation, 2008). One of the s...

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Not only students are involved in this issue, but teachers are also involved. ... Fear of school-related violence kept five percent of high school students home at least once in the month according to the most recent Youth Risk Behavior Survey. ...

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Furthermore, because of the uniforms it would reduce the risk of theft from students and the school. ... They will tryout for more school teams and be involved in other extracurricular activities. ...

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The academic institution has become involved in that perennial issue and higher education is misrepresented. ... More and more, the reputation of the academic institutions is at risk. ... Based on research provided in the video, parents are involved in the cheating process by providing their children with credit cards to pay online ready assignments or just by keeping silence and putting continuous pressure on their children to get high grades. ... For instance, he explains that if students are punished the parents are involved in the consequences and feel that they are primarily responsible....

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The emotional demands of work can exhaust an employee's capacity to be involved with, and responsive to, the needs of the employer. ... Age is parallel to work experience, therefore burnout appears to be more of a risk earlier in a individual's career. ...

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Now you may say that Policemen and firefighters are presented with life and death situations everyday, but these people enter their profession knowing the dangers and risks they will face. ... With the level of complexity and amount devotion, and labor involved in teaching, teachers should be paid handsomely rather than scarcely. ...

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These kinds of leaders are not only concerned and fully involved in the process, but they also focus on helping every member of the group to succeed. ... These leaders encourage risk-taking and innovation for all faculties through their support of teachers, and demonstrate these qualities. ...

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She learned that you need to allow children to use invented spelling so that they take risks in their writing. ... She became very involved with the Building Blocks program and she would teach others about the Program. She became involved with Educational Resources Group in 1998 to help other learn more about Building Blocks. ...

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A student who is achieving less than her potential, is academically below grade level, or whose behavior at school has negative impact on her academic or social development may be an at-risk student. ... Unfortunately, the process has become so tedious and so misunderstood by people involved that there are several ways it needs to be improved. ...

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Between, it had a big risk that 46 out of 92 Renaissance 2010 schools are charter schools. ... Since there is large population involved in the program are minorities, the program should be mature enough and well organized. ...

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