Dear School Board, It is with a lot of concern that I write this letter to the school’s board on the issue of inequality and low representation of teachers of color in the institution. Racism in the education sector of America is not a new social issue that has developed gradually with time but an already existing issue that has taken root in the country’s education system. Institutional racial bias has taken center stage in the country’s education system for quite some time in the country. Teachers of color from the minority communities and groups are underrepresented in the school. Although the school enjoys having a diverse group of students from different backgrounds, physical attributes, and races, the institution is racially imbalanced when it comes to the teaching staff. I believe that this is an issue that is more likely to affect the students’ well-being as well as their ability to feel comfortable in the studying environment provided by the institution. For many years, teachers from the African American, Latin American, and other colored communities were not employed by various…

Binge Drinking Among High School Students             Binge drinking is the consumption of large quantities of alcohol at a single drinking session. Definition of binge drinking depends on the gender where for a man binge drinking is defined as drinking five or more drinks at a time. For a woman, binge drinking is defined as the practice of drinking four or more drinks at a time. Most high school students who consume alcohol prefer binge drinking pattern. High school students are involved in binge drinking mostly during holidays or when they have parties. Binge drinking has adverse health effects to the high school students because most of the high school students are underage. Binge drinking causes health risks to high school students, and several intervention strategies have been implemented to prevent underage alcohol consumption among high school students. Binge drinking is a common drinking pattern among high school students who consume alcohol. The rates of binge drinking among the students depend on the age and the education level of the students (Esser,2017). As the students advance in education level, they…

Factors to Consider when Choosing a Private School for your Child   There are many reasons why some parents prefer to send their childrenschoold. Deciding to send your child to a private school is just the first decision. You need to find the right private school for your child. Ensure to put your child’s needs in mind when choosing a private school for him or her. There are various factors to consider to ensure you send your child to the best school. Below are the factors you need to consider when looking for a good private school for your child.   Consider the reputation of the school.  Reputation is important. Ensure you are choosing a reputable school for your child. You can either carry out a background check or ask for recommendations from your friends and family members. Getting recommendations is the best way to go since you will be receiving information from someone who has a child in a specific school. Try very hard to get some of the negative information about the school to know their deal breakers.…

 high school student’s relationship through the utilization of teacher candidates’ sample Research Methodology Introduction Methodology chapters outline essential aspects that are related to the current research study. The research question is outlined and justified based on empirical and theoretical evidence explored in the literature review section. This section also describes the designs to meet the objectives of the study. The population used in the study is also well elaborated and rationale behind the sample size. Data collection, strategic approaches used in the collection of data, and the instruments used are also widely explored in the section. Results analytical strategies used in the study are also in detail analyzed critically. The chapter also explores in detail issues surrounding validity, reliability, and the ethical considerations of the respondents. Lastly, the generalizability of the research results is also discussed in the study. The study intends to explore the high school student’s relationship through the utilization of teacher candidates’ sample. The topic requires an in-depth consideration of the teacher-students experiences of the environmental and situational elements that constitute the concepts of care within a…

ill-famed Residential School System Executive Summary Reconciliation is an emerging concept that has taken center stage in the struggle to create a harmonious relationship as well as resolve historical conflicts between indigenous and non-indigenous people. While Canada as a country is known to the world for being polite, kind, and very friendly to all ethnic groups, the treatment of indigenous people seems to suggest otherwise. Many cases of unfair treatment against the indigenous people have been evidenced in our history, including the ill-famed Residential School System. The current approach of advancing reconciliation through establishing the Truth and Justice Commission is not resolving the conflict between the aboriginals and the non-aboriginals. We know this because incidences of violence against indigenous women, racism, and devastating land dispossession have continued to be witnessed despite the establishment of the Commission. Moreover, indigenous people have disproportionally been receiving social assistance compared to the white’s counterpart, an issue that further aggravates their relationship. The most effective way of addressing the overwhelming legacy of the infamous residential school system and other forms of discrimination committed against the…

 residential schools have brought a lot more negative effects to the children that attended them Residential schools were government-funded religious schools founded to assimilate Aboriginal children into Euro-Canadian culture. They were publicly funded but were run by various religious organizations. Residential schools were aimed at institutionalizing assimilation by robbing Native communities of their language, culture, and family relation. The schools, however, disturbed lives and cultures, creating long-term problems among Aboriginal peoples. The purpose of this paper is to bring out the fact that residential schools have brought a lot more negative effects to the children that attended them. First, residential schools were bad because they brought about isolation and assimilation of the children that schooled in them. Kids as young as four were ripped from their families and put in facilities that had been chronically underfunded, mismanaged, and inadequately staffed (Wilk, Maltby & Cooke, 2017). Such kids were also isolated from their siblings as they divided the schools according to gender. They too off their home clothes and all got dressed in uniforms. For boys, they were all forced to…

Parents in American schools Parents in American schools are expected to cooperate and work closely with school administrators and teachers to improve their children’s education. In American schools, parents are expected to help their children with their lessons and assure that children cooperate with their teachers. It is also the responsibility of the parents to ensure that their children behave appropriately and ensure they concentrate on learning in class (Giles, 1990, p. 318). In Haitian schools, parents do not expect to play a significant role in the learning process of their children and expect the school to assume the most significant responsibility in educating the children.   Jean, a Haitian boy, had between demoted twice to a lower grade due to poor performance and being inattentive in class. His parents sought help from an Anglo psychologist who had experience working in the Haitian community. Jean’s parents did not ask for help from the teachers because of their limited English skills. The parents also felt shame contacting teachers because they lacked education (Giles, 1990, p. 318). The other reason why Jean’s…

David’s Oath of the Horatii and Raphael’s School of Athens The Renaissance was a cultural and intellectual movement that started in the 14th century in Italy and lasted for over two centuries, from 1350 to 1550.  The Renaissance was a period of recovery from the Middle Ages and particularly all the disasters linked to the Black Death, social, economic, and political crises. From the fifteenth century, significant changes in art, literature, religion, and music wrecked the system of medieval values (Pohl 75). The period of Enlightenment also created significant changes throughout Europe. The origin of the Enlightenment period is closely related to France and its theorists, such as Rousseau. It was a period of reevaluation of all aspects of life, and many intellectuals examined the various aspects of life through the application of scientific methods to their reasoning. During these two periods, many artists attempted to present new works of art to the world, for example, the School of Athens by Raphael and Oath of Horatii by David. In the School of Athens, Raphael portrays a hall influenced by Roman…

Five reasons to join Kohli Finishing School – the best Image consultancy in Punjab Maintaining a positive image in your professional space is a paramount skill in this modern-day and age. First impressions are a particular part of the modern persona, and it’s crucial to give off a confident and progressive vibe for scoring some brownie points with potential clients. The Indian education system is much more focussed on bookish knowledge and doesn’t integrate the aspects of soft skills or other skills relevant to your professional sphere. Spoken English is one such skill that is necessary for every other profession, and intensive training is required to master this skill. It is here where the services provided Kohli Finishing School comes into play. Kohli Finishing School is a top image consultancy in Punjab. It provides a unique curriculum blending the modules of image rectification and English-speaking faculty to prepare you for facing the music of the modern world in the best possible manner. Their success as a soft skills trainer in Punjab speaks volumes about the quality of their service and…

BULLYING IN SCHOOL Bullying is a behavior that is accompanied by an imbalance of power repetitively (Smith). Bullying in schools has increased at a very high rate in the last years, where some of the students at school feel overpowered than their colleagues. Bullying usually occurs in many ways, and it can be childhood bullying, prison bullying, adult life bullying, and school bullying, which is the main focus of this paper in particular. This research paper provides information about the causes of bullying in schools, consequences, and appropriate solutions that can be used to reduce school bullying. To mention a few causes, the desire of the students’ to dominate in the peer group and the fear to be rejected by others when they don’t engage themselves in bullying. According to (Rigby and Ken p.586),the consequences of bullying usually affects the victims. Victims tend to lack social skills, and they are rejected in the peer group; they also suffer from depression that hinders them from developing freedom in their lifetime because depression can be of long-term effects.Rigby and Ken (p.586) also…