Working with Crescent City Schools and hearing their story was an amazing experience. The story of how the organization started with just one failing school and ended up working their way to three very successful schools is an inspiring one; their journey was definitely a difficult one with many struggles along the way for teachers and for students which is why I was reminded of Men We Reaped. In Men We Reaped, Jesmyn Ward describes her childhood in which she had many struggles but still she managed
not for everyone. There’s a quote by Will Rogers that really stands out to me. “Best doctor in the world is a veterinarian. He can’t ask his patient what’s the matter. He’s just got to know.” All I have ever wanted to be is a veterinarian, because working and being around animals is all I want to do. A veterinarian’s main focus is to take care of animals and provide them will proper treatment. (“Veterinarians”). Becoming a veterinarian takes a lot of work. They have to have at least eight years of
different advantages and disadvantages of being a college athlete. I am going to discuss the many different issues that college athletes deal with, my whole family played a sport in college. My mother was a soccer player at Jefferson College, my father played baseball at Western Kentucky, and my sister was a cheerleader at Mineral Area. Having a sports family, and seeing many college athletes I know there are many advantages, and unfortunately heard about all the disadvantages. The first advantage of
there are a handful of Nutritionists that are self-employed so their working hours are flexible. Working environments can be a lot of different places. OCO describes hospitals, nursing homes and schools as the most common working environment.
at CSUN. Working had its advantages and disadvantages. The advantages were that I was able to save up enough money to support myself while at CSUN. I was able to have enough gas money to travel to school every day (of note, it takes 1 hour and 25 minutes one way to arrive at school). I could afford my books, and other school supplies I needed. The disadvantage of working full time was that my grades suffered. I was not able to give 100% of my time to classes. After only a year of working, I came to
and facing no criticizm. The main advantage about this is that there is no one to judge and no criticism to face so people talk freely, one important disadvantage is that since there is no limit to the type of ideas to be given, there is a lot of screening to be done to get the best quality idea among all of them. The next technique is brainwriting which sounds quite obvious by its name that is writing thoughts or ideas that come on mind. The main advantage is that, there are many more ideas than
“DO CHARTER SCHOOLS SERVE STUDENTS BETTER THAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS?” Knowledge is power and public schools are needed for the obvious reason “Education”, and creating productive individuals. However, not all public schools meet the basic standards. For instance, public schools in low-income areas do not receive as much funding as a public school in a wealthy neighborhood. If the students are not meeting the minimum standards the funds to those public schools are cut. Thus sending a message to the
step back. People from the back also felt bad when they took steps back and others were advancing. Lastly, other students mentioned that the extra credit opportunity was unfair because people on the front had the advantage and because people who had disabilities also have a disadvantage. Therefore, Dr. Jendian concluded his lesson by explaining about the ideology of meritocracy, which is when people think that we get our things based on our merit and effort. However, factors such as prejudices, discrimination
range of duties to be offered when working. According to Gottredeson, their obligations rely on upon their training
upper, middle, working, and lower class. In the article “Shadowy Lines that Still Divide” by Janny Scott and David Leonhard a controversy lies on whether or not mobility can happen depending on your social class, and if it still exists. The argument goes, even though there is some disparity between the upper and lower class, as long as there is equal opportunity the chance of moving up still exists. If that was the case there will be more success