Academicians say that they are finding it difficult to reduce the size of the school bag. Is it true? In view, the academicians has to earn their food by selling the half-cooked incoherent matters.
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YOur school don't provide the locker?
310072
Schools shouldn't sell anything.  They ought to worry about whether their students are learning to read and write and add and subtract.
299132
Boy, that's a vague assignment. If you can write on anything, how about writing about advertising and marketing that makes big blunders, like the Campbell Soup ad for chicken soup. They had the kids eating big lumps of chicken and saying, wonderingly "I didn't know there was CHICKEN in this soup!"--supposed to say "wow our soup is improved" but ended up sending the message that the soup had been watery and inferior. You can think of other examples--the Burger King King mask, so dumb it's a cult classic, etc.
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well the school is 'forced' to a great degree\nthe learning is still up to the student\nIn the US there are very few lucrative opportunities for people who cannot read very well, or do math, or follow directions\nin a crude way 'stupid people are a burden to society'\neducation, one of the goals of school, is not the key to wealth but stupidity is certainly a straight shot to poverty
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Have you ever heard the term "you reap what you sow?"\n\nIf you just do the bare minimum in school, you won't get much out of it.  The teachers can't force you to pay attention or ask questions.  You have to do your part too.
500761
I think it's not good.  This practice seems to be spreading.  Students are there to learn.  If their spelling isn't corrected how can it ever be reinforced?\n\nA lot of the education system has gone daft.
73569
I think is good as long as professors learn to understand that overlodding students with too much homework can be a burden, they need to be more easy going, make assignments fun, and intersting, and dont give to many in order to look forward the student doing it.
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"Throwing money" ... what an odd choice of words. When you buy groceries, do you call that "throwing money" at your nutritional needs?\n\nFirst, the realization that we can longer get good teachers cheap. Women now have many options other than secretary, nurse, teacher, housewife. Why would "the best and brightest" persue a 4 year degree in a profession that pays so poorly? Teachers should make as least as much as nurses, firefighters. Further, they are professionals deserving of respect, not nannies to shoulder the blame when the children misbehave.\n\nSecond, free them to teach. When teachers are expected to be psychologists, nutritionists, sex educators, social workers, vocational counselors, public health workers, and substitute parents ... when are they supposed to teach reading and math? How is it that school systems have been burdened with so many duties and functions which should be shouldered by parents, child welfare agencies, public health departments, law enforcement, et al.\n\nThird, give them the right of exclusion. It is simply WRONG to allow one or two disruptive students to prevent the other 28 from learning. Why do taxpayers allow their money to be squandered on such nonsense?\n\nForth, realize the education of children is a service, not a business. Get the bean counters out.
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It is prestigious academically.  Many lecturers also write books in their field of specialization.  The pay isn't the best because today's world just doesn't seem to care as much about knowledge as other areas (like sports).
615857
Hmmm ... I guess if this were true, it's pretty weird.  I'm a little doubtful that you are a teacher though, your grammar and spelling are atrocious.
39743
At our school in South Carolina, they wouldn't let us out for lunch, but I sort of understood. Our school was miles away from the nearest McDonalds or Wendys and they didn't want thousands of highschool students driving that far every day. So, I ate cafeteria food right up until the day I graduated.
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Normally it is hard to prepare a good meal when you are living in a dorm room. The other problem is that a lot of younger people do not know how to cook very well & want something more than microwave fare for dinner or don't think about the fact that they can get some really good microwave dinners at the grocery. Another issue may have to do with having a refridgerator in their dorm room; either they don't have one or don't want to bother with it. Finally, I think the biggest draw is that the eateries are fast & they don't have to bother with clean up following their meal. Since most students are busy with their studies, it is a way to eat & go while still getting a decent meal.\n\nAs to how they actually operate or what the food chain is, I can't help you...
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"THESE DAYS, EVERY CHILD HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO GO TO SCHOOL. HOWEVER IT SEEMS THAT SOME STUDENTS DON'T APPRECIATE THE OPPORTUNITY AFFORDED TO THEM. THEY VANDALIZE THE SCHOOL, SCRIBBLE ON THE WALLS, AND THROW RUBBISH EVERYWHERE!"\n\nHOPE THAT HELPS
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You probably heard this already but I'll say it anyway because I only heard the whole thing After I'd left school and it cracked me up as being SO true.\n\nThose who can, do.\nThose who can't, teach.\nand\nThose who can't teach, teach gym.\n\nIt's an unfair generalisation a lot of the time but not all the time. \n\nAnd what are you trying to do to us blokes with that description of your old uniform?!!!!\n\nI can tell you, it's quite effective.
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Actually, most school districts have made attempts to have more healthy meals in their cafeterias, but the project has always failed because the children simply will not eat the healthy food in favor of tastier but less healthy foods, or even eating out of vending machines. Most schools are strapped for money, and putting extra funds into salad bars (which are VERY labor intensive and thus very expensive in man hours) when the students simply will not respond will probably not be either politically or realistically successful.\n\nThe school district is not conspiring to make children fat, they are merely bowing to various pressures from the students; it is usually just a fight the district feels it cannot win. As such, this petition will likely do very little except alienate you and your friends from the cooking staff and likely from other students. Healthier lifestyles cannot be forced onto people, there has to be a noticeable demand already in existence.
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That's what we did at our school, we started a cultural club and put together shows. Bake sales are good idea, just make good stuff. I dont know how big your school is or how much the school and the community values cultures, but maybe you could write something up about what it is your doing and ask local business to make a donation.  You could do this thing i think it's called slave for a day. where you auction off students to other students and they have to wear the clothes they tell them, they can put makeup on them, do their hair, and make them do silly things like sing in the cafeteria. obviously inapropriate things dont' work. Ok hope you get some stuff together
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There probably are less peanut M&Ms in the bag. They could go by the weight of the bag to determine pricing