i need help writing a scholarship essay for my son he will be going to first grade?
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If you ask a question, maybe someone can help you here. Click the Add Details link and give some more information or ask an actual question.
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If you mean that your son is in 12th grade this year, I would strongly advise not changing schools. Let him graduate with his class and send him to summer school to improve his writing and reading or get him a tutor. Your son will have to be motivated to improve his skills himself in order for any improvement program to work.
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How about having your child take each one of the "H's" and write just a little about  each that he/she is thankful for?...I think this would give some simple, practical structure to the speech, and should play right into the ability level and creativity of a 10 or 11 year old...Good luck...(Former H.S. English teacher)
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And if you need more than just a formula, here's some background information on the writing process that may help:\n\nhttp://www.angelfire.com/wi/writingprocess/\nhttp://www.csuohio.edu/writingcenter/writproc.html\nhttp://freedom.up.net/~msbones/ww01000.htm\n\nGood luck with your essay!\n~Tia~
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Check this out:\n\nhttp://essayinfo.com/essays/scholarship_essay.php
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Write a letter to your son's school with your signature and dont forget to enclose your family registration card (to show that the two of you are related),your ID and your son's ID. \nDone deal!
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1. Take some pride in your work - spell check and capitalization work wonders.\n\n2. If you need an essay on African Slave Heroes, then I suggest that you do some research and write your paper. Take some responsibility for your own learning and do not expect others to do your work for you -- it is unethical and just plain wrong.
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http://www.finaid.org/scholarships/\nhttp://www.college-scholarships.com/\nhttp://www.grants.gov/\nI hope you can find something for your son..Good Luck..
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You could write a tale about a boy who procrastinated and how he learned not to do that in the future. Good luck with this, and remember to check your spelling.
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The school may provide a program, that is the best bet.  You can check with the school board, or can raise the issue at parent and teacher conferences.  If that fails, you can try algebra made easy books.  I hope this is helpful, and your son comes to understand it, just keep with it, it will sink in.
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I hope you don't want someone to write your essay for you because that's just lazy. Here's a link to a webpage to various webpages that may help with your paper. Another great source: the library!!
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Try his classmates. There's bound to be one who's nice enough to help him. Also, YOU could try doing it.
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These sites should do it for you.  Good luck with your essay.
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I truly hope you're not looking for an essay.  I'll help you break it down so it's easier to write.\n\n1st paragraph -- State your view.  Do you think it's a good idea?  Why?  Why not?\n\n2nd, 3rd, 4th paragraphs -- one paragraph for each of your reasons.  Make certain to use details to support them.  For example: "One reason why I think this is a bad idea is because kids do not know which teachers are good.(topic sentence)  Kids may pick teachers they think are easy graders or who do not give much homework. (details)"  \n\n5th paragraph -- urge the principal to consider your views, and restate them for clarity.\n\nI hope this helps.  Good luck.
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The best way to get help for your son is to get someone who can truly give him individualized attention with the assignments he is specifically struggling with. The problem with these learning centers (and yes - I took my son to one when he was in 6th grade) is that they just give your son more work instead of specifically going over HIS work to help him understand what he needs to do to understand the actual work he is getting at school.\n\nCall your local college or university -- many college students are extremely happy to help tutor kids, and are appreciative of the extra income.
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Tell him to read. Alot of journalists write books. These will give him examples of successful writing styles, and learn about the experiences that journalists deal with performing their craft. Get him in advanced English and History. English will help him with his writing skills, and history has been essentally written by journalists. Get him in the school paper or some other extra cirricular activity. Find out if your local paper or TV station has any internships for high school kids. These will give him excellent experience, an opportunity to see if journalism is really for him, and be an excellent line on his resume. But most important read. My suggestion All the President's Men by Woodward and Bernstein or type sports journalism into amazon and see what pops up. If y'all have a local paper (something published weekly or bi-monthly found outside restaurants or shops for free) see what they could do with a high schoolers prospective.
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I recommend him checking with the college he teaches with to see if they have a benefit for their children to attend. Some colleges do depending on the number of hours worked, and it is a really good benefit. Also, it should help probably with the FAFSA.ed.gov and other need based financial assistance from the federal government and the college itself. The state also has grants for college students which can be located by searching your state government website. If you are in high school, check the guidance office for its list of local scholarships. I have listed a few other resources. Good luck!