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    Effects of Broken Homes on Student Academic Performance

    Educational Research and Reviews Vol. 5 (5), pp. 263-272, May, 2010 Available online at http://www.academicjournals.org/ERR ISSN 1990-3839 © 2010 Academic Journals Full Length Research Paper The role of guidance and counseling in promoting student discipline in secondary schools in Kenya: A case study of Kisumu district Jack O. Ajowi and Enose M. W. Simatwa Department of Educational Management and Foundations, Maseno University, Kenya. Accepted 16 March, 2010 This study examined the role

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    Health and Education, Fox News Chris Magill Educ 305 08/03/2015 This article discusses the possibility of ADHD medication being linked to reduced injuries for kids diagnosed with the disorder. Studies at the Yale school of medicine conducted a study recording the percentage of children in the hospital that are diagnosed with ADHD, as well as how medication played a factor. The results concluded that from age five to ten, kids without medication had an injury risk

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    The College Mindset

    Janelle Gonzalez EDUC/PSYC 13OO Professor Carroll October 10, 2014 College Mindset Essay College Mindset A college mindset is important as college student, because a mindset describes the type of student you are. Also a college mindset can help you gain confidence in your work that you submit. For example you can be the type of student to not work through your struggles, which is a victim mindset or you can have a creator mindset, which you work through your struggles and over achieve

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    Content Review: Week 2 EDUC - 4004 2012 1. Explain why the following terms should not be used interchangeably: impairment, disability, handicap, and at risk. Learning and understanding the related terms of exceptionality helps others to understand the similarities and differences of those with exceptional needs. The terms impairment, disability, handicap, and at risk should not be used interchangeably because the terms have different meanings. Additionally the terms refer to different types

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    Edu 200 Mock Teacers Application

    Mock Teacher's Application Nicole Nestor EDUC 200 July 5, 2015 Mock Teacher's Application 1. I consider myself an enthusiastic instructor; effective at providing quality instruction and fostering a positive and colorful learning environment for all students. I am mature and professional; who adapts to new situations and technologies with ease. Adept at lesson planning and classroom management, able to create fun learning stations for hands on learning. I have a huge passion for the arts

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    Article Review

    Anne Sawka EDUC 320 Smith,R.R.,(2006). Reflections of an american educator on the teaching of language arts in france. Young Children,61,94-99 In the article,Reflections of an American Educator on the Teaching Of Language Arts in France, the author, Robin Smith, decides to travel to France to compare first hand the differences and similarities between the French and American systems of education in Early Childhood. While reading this article I observed that there are many more similarities

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    Politics 300: Current Events & Us Diplomacy

    Pol 300 Contemporary International Problems Assignment 2 – Current Events and U.S. Diplomacy By Monique A. Frey-Jackson August 25, 2014 Professor PAZHWAK, NILLAB President Kennedy, a Doctrine: A doctrine is a form or a system that is put into place whether it is a direction of establishing foreign policy or control politically, that is put into action by a political administrative leader, a community, citizen, group, societies and states. The Presidential doctrine from President

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    Microsoft Surface

    MICROSOFT SURFACE: MULTI-TOUCH TECHNOLOGY A White Paper Prepared By: Allison Jeffers Gainey Jeffersa2@winthrop.edu November 2008 EDUC 651 What are multi-touch surfaces? Multi-touch surfaces allow for a device to recognize two or more simultaneous touches by more than one user. Some have the ability to recognize objects by distinguishing between the differences in pressure and temperature of what is placed on the surface. Depending on the size and applications installed in the surface, two

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    Diversity Trends in Education

    Diversity Trends in Education Major Assessment: Diversity Trends in Education EDUC 3008-1 DeWayne Feenstra Major Assessment: Diversity Trends in Education EDUC 3008-1 DeWayne Feenstra 2014 2014 Education reform is a constant and pressing discussion at the state and local levels. There is no shortage of opinions on how best to serve the growing student population. One of the fastest growing populations in the educational system is not the honor society or even remedial students;

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