To reduce this problem, teachers can be trained to be culturally responsive and the public-school system can
So much pressure for teachers. I agree that teachers should be trained to recognize the signs of special education needs, but again they need to be paid a lot more bc of all the other hundreds of responsibilities they have with the children of our future.
sting of high-school poverty. In history when we learned about the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl a rich student named David started calling me "Dust Bowl" as a nickname.
I also think that the impact of campus bullying on people is long-term. In our daily lives, money can often represent a person's rights. Moreover, children in wealthy families tend to be more confident, but this sense of superiority cannot be used as a reason to hurt others, so the role of the school is to teach children that they can maintain respect and equality with their classmates and teachers.
Ms. Hill gave me a long stare and then looked away shaking her head. She instructed the class to read what was written.
I think the racism topic is unavoidable topic to consider when discussing the topic of education. Recently I heard a news story about a teacher who committed suicide by criticizing and taunting a classmate about his sexual orientation. It's a very sad story, because I think teachers should pay more attention to this kind of question about race, about sexual orientation.
We have a great national opportunity-to ensure that every child, in every school, is challenged by high standards, ... to build a culture of achievement that matches the optimism and aspirations of our country.
As the quote at the beginning of the article, it usually gives us a central idea to think of. President George Bush said at 22 years ago to indicate the opportunity of education. He wanted every child can get access to the high standard level of education.