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Papers On Education
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Public School Funding & The Urban Landscape
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A 10 page paper that provides and overview of the issues related to public school funding and the impacts in urban educational settings. The writer also touches on the different types of educational programs being offered in urban settings. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: Schlfund.wps
Public School Issue -- School Uniforms
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A 7 page research paper that provides an overview of the issues related to implementing public school uniform systems. The writer supports the thesis that there are considerable positive repercussions from this type of system. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: Schoolu.wps
Public School Systems: A Contrast Between the U.S. and France
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A 5 page contrast of the public school system of the United States and that of France. Notes the superiority of France's system and suggests this is due to an overall support of the system rather than an attempt to evade it in preference of private schools. Contrasts French and U.S. academic performance and details the potential move of U.S. schools towards privatization. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PPfrncEd.wps
Public Schools & Their Communities
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A 7 page research paper that examines the relationship between communities and their public schools. The writer argues that often, schools have been a battleground where differing concepts on education are tried and tested and communities vie with authorities for control of young minds. An examination of the relationship between schools and communities in America shows the issues surrounding this connection to be complex, frequently involving matters more related to race and politics than education. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: khpubcom.rtf
Public Schools as "Conformity Factories?"
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A 3 page paper assessing schools' use of conformity. Schools do teach conformity. The KIPP program insists on conformity as a beginning point of demonstrating inner city children that there is a larger world than that which they have known. The Montessori method of following the child requires that the child be engaged in some learning activity, even if that activity is disguised as a game. Though each approach appears to be very different, each uses conformity as a beginning point for entrance into greater goals and ideas, and the ability to critically assess information rather than simply accepting any- and everything that their teachers pass to them. Conformity as an end point robs children of their potential. Conformity as a tool enhances their ability to achieve it. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KSeduConform.rtf
Public versus Private Education
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This is a 6 page paper which examines the difference between public and private education.
The bibliography has 5 sources.
Filename: JHPubl.rtf
PURPLE AND YELLOW: COMPARING AND CONTRASTING SESAME STREET AND BARNEY
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This paper examines two popular children's television shows, Sesame Street and Barney and Friends, and compares and contrasts the two in terms of show presentation, lessons presented and learning styles. The paper profiles each show, then makes the comparisons. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: MTbarney.rtf
Purposes of Testing in Schools and Counseling
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A 3 page paper reviewing some of the uses of standardized testing. The testing instruments and procedures we currently have are far from being perfect, but they do have value in that they can identify individual students testing well outside median range. Those testing far above and far below the average may have needs that would not be recognized in other ways. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: KSeduTestPur.rtf
Python's Holy Grail/ Applications for the Classroom
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A 5 page essay that argues that the classic comedy, Monty Python and the Holy Grail could be used as a springboard for classroom discussion on a variety of subjects. The writer summarizes specific scenes and argues that these scenes could facilitate discussions in history, political science, physics, etc. No additional sources are cited.
Filename: khpython.wps
Qualifications: No Child Left Behind Act
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A 3 page paper which summarizes the qualifications for teachers and paraprofessionals who work in the public school system as it involves the No Child Left Behind Act. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: RAnch.rtf
Qualitative and Quantitative Considerations in Language Testing
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A 3 page paper discussing the difficulties of measuring language proficiency. Several states have language-mastery requirements that public schools must achieve, and now the federal government has added a similar requirement for other states in the form of the No Child Left Behind program. As always, measurement of language proficiency can be difficult. Quantitative measurement – such as that provided through standardized testing – is seen as being most valid, but only if no other factors such as reading disability interfere. Qualitative measurement, perhaps as a conversation with individual students, may be necessary as well. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: KSresLang.rtf
Qualitative And Quantitative Research Methods: Application Within Education Research
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12 pages in length. Quantitative research should begin with an idea that is usually articulated as a hypothesis by the researcher which then, through measurement, generates data and then by deduction allows a conclusion to be drawn. In contrast to this method, qualitative research begins with intent to review a certain area. The researcher then collects data through observations and interviews and generates his or her ideas and hypotheses from these data. These inferences are largely made through what is known as inductive reasoning. The strength of the quantitative approach is in its reliability or the repeatability of the pattern. The same measurements should yield the same results every time. The strength of qualitative research lies in its validity or closeness to the truth. That means that good qualitative research, by using a diverse number of data collection methods, should actually touch the core of what is going on rather than just skimming the surface of the facts. The validity of qualitative methods is greatly improved upon by using a combination of research methods. This is a process known as triangulation and is used by independent analysis of the data by more than one researcher. The writer discusses how qualitative and quantitative research methods apply to research in education. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLCqunt2.rtf
Qualitative Research In Education
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4 pages in length. Choosing an appropriate research model is paramount to revealing the most accurate outcome; while it is critical to uncover data without inadvertent bias or manipulation - an occurrence that can happen with any format - qualitative methodology is especially fitting to draw accurate conclusions where people are the focal point of the study. Qualitative research strives to reach much more deeply into the subject matter than its quantitative counterpart, providing a greater level of understanding pertaining to quality - as with education - that cannot otherwise be disclosed through a research method that studies only quantity. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: TLCQualRsch.rtf
Qualitative Research Methods
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This 4 page paper outlines the use of qualitative research methods, including content analysis. Content analysis is one form of qualitative research that has been used in creating comparative views of different views presented in the current literature or in the mass media. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: MHEdQua3.rtf
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