Andre" Umansky Two Systems into One In the past twenty years the United States school system has been accumulating quite a bit of criticism. ... Each education system being on the different side of the spectrum. Both systems having faults and advantages. ... A negative of the Asian school system, is the conformity that must be upheld. ... In his article "Japan's School System", James Kilpatrick states that "The Japanese theory is that all children have the same potential for learning". ...

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Gatto continues by explaining his view that school systems are like a jail for kids. He states that the idea of forced mass schooling started in about 1905 through 1915, and Gatto compares the school system today to that of the Prussian's culture. ... He does not provide proof of this theory, and his theory does not appear accurate due to the equal opportunity of education to everyone. ... Today's school system is not only supposed to teach kids in certain subjects but also life lessons they can use for the rest of their lives. ... Gatto's theory that school is not necessary m...

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Uniforms should definitely be used in school systems. ... The theory of uniforms in school systems is a great idea. ... These reasons clearly indicate the need for uniforms in our school systems. ...

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The article explains that the theory of schools being able to provide all of the socializing a child needs to become a productive adult is unrealistic. ... With such a loosely governed school system in Texas, children are educated, socialized, and developed into many different versions of a productive adult. On the contrary, surely, we as a society do not want our school systems to become a factory, producing cookie cutter children. ...

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Functionalism stands in almost in every body's theories of schooling. The political bearings controlled by the government's standings. The intellectual, of those seeking for more knowledge. The social skill that are picked up, and the economical aspects of our city. These four are the most recogniza...

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Students would receive both the theory behind the practices in place as well as practical training in a field they are interested in for immediate future employment. ... If Americans want a trained workforce, critical thinkers, and motivated citizens, America needs to provide the youth experiences and training relevant to their occupational interests while they are still in the secondary education system. ... American high schools need to provide a dual system to address the diverse needs of the students today. ...

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The public school system provides more for a student then just an institution for learning. The public school system is the first major "social" interaction children will receive during their early life. ... The larger class sizes give more opportunity to express different views on theories and ideas. ...

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Comparing this with the point system used by the University of Michigan we ended up choosing applicants two, four, six, and eight. ... As was mentioned in Henslin Chapter seven, inequality is built into the very social system of America. ... Conflict theory holds that social inequality is due to the struggle for scarce resources. ... I was really surprised how in our we came out with almost the exact same applicants using our own methods and the University of Michigan's point system. ...

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But during the 1930's athletes weren't perceived as uneducated, it wasn't until the late 1980's that statistics could back up the theory that athletes are treated differently and get admitted to college before an at-large student. ... This statistic isn't enough evidence to support a theory for admissions, so I researched SAT scores. ... If someone is going to fault an athlete for their poor academic achievements I don't think there is anyone to blame except for the classroom and the corrupt system of NCAA sports. ...

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But during the 1930's athletes weren't perceived as uneducated, it wasn't until the late 1980's that statistics could back up the theory that athletes are treated differently and get admitted to college before an at-large student. ... This statistic isn't enough evidence to support a theory for admissions, so I researched SAT scores. ... If someone is going to fault an athlete for their poor academic achievements I don't think there is anyone to blame except for the classroom and the corrupt system of NCAA sports. ...

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The challenges to this theory however is the looming fact that the government may want to control what is being taught in the school system whereas the general public may not conform to that ideology. ...

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"The No Child Left Behind Act," as spoken by Bush himself, "redefines the federal role in K-12 education by requiring all states to set high standards of achievement and create a system of accountability to measure results." ... In theory, close to $25 billion total is to be given over ten years for reading, Pell Grants, and charters. ...

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Computers are evolving from complex physical information systems to microcomputing in radiowave technology, ie. ... Methodology I plan to examine and develop answers for my central research question by focusing on the discussion of the concepts as well as some theories that some particular authors present. ...

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