Essays on Education Page 78

In my future, which feels both distant and close, my dream is to attend James Madison University. Specifically, I plan to enroll in their nursing school and earn a bachelor of science degree in nursing. Following graduation, my goal is to secure an internship and employment as a registered nurse at a hospital. This upcoming…

The dialect of the past definitely had its share of slang. Slang in my belief is a way a generation of children can communicate with one another as well as in a way rebel against what parents call acceptable language. In the late seventies one of the most common slang used would have to have…

Illiteracy is a frequently overlooked disability that affects people from all backgrounds in our country. It has become a significant and widespread issue over the years, with underestimated consequences for individuals and society. Those who cannot read and write may not fully understand the potential harm it can cause. They may have difficulties comprehending prescription…

At the age of ten, I embarked on my first trip to Europe with my parents. Our destination was Disneyland in Paris, where an overwhelming feeling of excitement enveloped me upon arrival. The sights of magnificent buildings, diverse people, and a foreign language immersed me in wonder. This experience sparked a deep longing within me…

Jon Merrifield, Kerry King-Adzima, Todd Nesbit, and Hiran Gunaskara explicitly declare their views in their journal, “The Property Value Effects of Universal Tuition Vouchers”, supported with graphs and charts on this form of free tuition. They compile statistics from the Edgewood Independent School District who tried this shunned concept of universal free tuition. In the…

David is 41 years old and returns to school. After some French lessons back in New-York, he goes to Paris were he wants to learn perfect French. As student you have some advantages, like discounts on food and the cinema or other kinds of entertainment. David moved to France exclusively because of the desire to…

I wasn’t raised as a homeschooler, but was blessed with the opportunity to have my mother provide my high school education. I was always raised in a Christian environment. I had always known God was there, that He was the Way, the Truth, and the Light. I said my prayers, I sang the Bible songs…

Students all around the world slack off, skip school, and get bad grades for tons of reasons, but the most common is lack of motivation. Without immediate rewards, students don’t always apply themselves as much as they should. This is problem that many schools are choosing to combat These are money rewards or different types…

 During college, I can at least recall four times that my family members had been the victim of private lending frauds. Each time, it strengthened my idea to pursue a career in wealth management, because I don’t want to hear that kind of stories anymore and by being in the industry that I am committed…

A parent making an important decision for his or her child involving education is always a hard choice. Which one is better private, public or home schooling? There are many pros and cons for each option. A homeschooled child is less likely to be confident with socializing than a child attending a private school. The…