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Analysis of School Canteen Nurients
A. Characteristics of the dishes provided i. List of dishes provided during lunch hours 1. Fried flat noodles with sliced beef (Pic. 1) (Simple Recipes, 2009) 2. Steamed rice with stir-fired egg and shrimp (Pic. 2) (Down Kitchen, n.d.) 3. Baked pork chop with rice (Pic. 3) (Cookeryfamily, n.d.) The nutrient content of above recipes is come from Recipe Analyzer of eaTracker in 2012. ii. Define/describe nutritionally balanced meal According to student health service (2011),
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Grade School Classroom Observation
I am very fortunate to have a close friend who teaches at an elementary school, and doubly so that a preschool is provided as well. I had the opportunity to visit her classroom and observe children in their educational environment. I also had the opportunity to observe at the on-site preschool that is offered at this elementary school. In my time spent in the preschool class I came to notice a things that seem to
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High School Experience
I’m sure that many high school students hear from their siblings or friends that by the end of senior year they would have a certain group to determine as his friends. I wanted to expect companionship because I had 4 years of high school to progress through. My bold brother unwillingly kept telling me all his stories. Some stories being sitting on his friend’s car in the night sky at a drive-in theater, or at
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On What Constitutes a Sandwich and Schools of Thought on the Subject
The idea of a sandwich is loosely defined, and what criteria must be met in order to consider something a sandwich varies from person to person. Various schools of thought are in existence that believe different things define what is and what is not a sandwich. These schools of thought can be semi-accurately described by using two axes, the x axis being the ‘purity’ of the ingredients used, and the the y axis being
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A Self-Reflective Essay to the Safe Schools Program
A self-reflective awareness response to the Safe Schools Program, its transition from state to national deployment and the role we as educators play in this effort. Given a highlighted awareness of homosexuality/gender in mainstream media and the progression from LGBT to LGBTQI+ as a recognised term, Australia has made some progress in its treatment and understanding of same sex attracted (SSA) and/or gender diverse (GD) individuals (collectively SSAGD). In schools though, the work has only
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A Regular School - Personal Essay
In my primary school years, something special happened. Although I went to a normal school, with normal people, but one day there was this new student, who was out of the ordinary. To a regular school with a regular routine, this new and peculiar person adds in, and becomes an intruder. She was special, one of a kind. She had difficulties mentally. A disorder creates difficulty to control herself. She had a tic, of
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Tcw School Recommendation Report
Sample Recommendation Report To: add principal’s name here with title, Principal, TCW Memorial School From: Amy Jones, add job title and company name Date: 19 June 2018 Subject: Recommendation report (too vague → Recommendations to improve attendance at TCW Memorial School) 1. Introduction This report provides recommendations to improve attendance at TCW Memorial School, linked highly to increasing student and school connection, and success. It proposes actions to take with attendance policy and practices. The
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Home Schooling Benefits and Disadvantages
Social Context Home Schooling Benefits And Disadvantages Although homeschooling has become an acceptable alternative to traditional educational public school systems, it continues to remain highly debated regarding it’s benefits and disadvantages. This is especially true today when traditional educational systems are coming under increased pressure to produce results in both state funding and standardized testing. Introduction * A brief history of homeschooling and the effects on students. * The journal of college admissions notes that
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School Segregation
In today’s society, we now know integration in almost every aspect of schooling has a positive effect on students. This is what prompted the Supreme Court’s decision to desegregate schools back in 1954. This concept is meant to be more than just seating black, whites, and Latinos next to each other in classrooms, it is not solely about race. Often schools are also segregated by where these students live based on parents salaries. Minorities attending
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Is School a Waste of Time
Many of today's greatest man did not do well in school or did not finish their school education. It's becoming more, and more obvious that school is beginning to be obsolete in its current state. While school does teach us the fundamentals like math, reading, and writing and gives us a basic knowledge of the world in the form of history, chemistry, physics, and biology. It forces students to memorize heaps of useless information just
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School Memories - Personal Essay
It's the fourth day of school when my teacher switched me to the higher section where i first saw him. That day he entered our classroom was also the same day my eyes started to follow him. I really can’t forget the way how the orange light coming from the sun landed on his face. I know everyone's watching him, I could say that. And because of that, I never expected him to notice me,
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School Application Essay
I have gone to a private school for most of my younger years. I went to St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic School. As one can tell by the name, religion played a big role in everything the school did. I attended the school from the first grade through the eighth grade. A tradition they kept is going to Mass every Friday. The school teaches us how to balance out school life and religious life. This
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Should Corporal Punishment Be Allowed in Schools?
Hall Kianna Hall Professor McHugh ENG 111 Argumentative Essay 29 November 17 Should corporal punishment be allowed in public schools? The issue of corporal punishment has been one of the most widely talked about topics with regards to education. Corporal punishment is referred to as the act of applying physical pain to someone as a form of punishment to a mistake that they made. It is a form of punishment where someone is hit physically
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High School Dress Codes!
High school Dress codes! Is the dress code fair? Bias? Or even sexist? Over the years, schools all over have established a student dress code, to address a wide range of issues. Some issues for example like your shirt or pants being too revealing, your dress or skirt being too short, and wearing leggings without having anything to cover your front and back end. In my opinion the dress code is unfair, it’s unfair to
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Dress Code - Is What I’m Wearing Appropriate for School?
Dress Code Is what I’m wearing appropriate for school? Should school uniforms be a necessity? Well if you’re like most high school students, the thought of even being in a school uniform makes you want to cringe with irritation. You may not like the school telling you what kind of clothes to wear, what color it has to be, or even telling you that you can’t wear jeans or in ours case leggings. I know
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Time Management and Its Relevance to Productivity of the Selected Abm Students at Marcelo H Del Pilar National High School, S.Y 2016-2017
Time Management and its Relevance to Productivity of the Selected ABM Students at Marcelo H del Pilar National High School, S.Y 2016-2017 Kathleen Jewel Eleazar Caila Monique Carpio Samantha Ivy Carlos Gemie lyn Vivas Erica Perez Jasper Jake Mendoza Amyr Ferrer Researchers ABM-C, GROUP 1 Marcelo H del Pilar National High School Senior High School A research paper submitted as a requirement in Applied Research I, to Rosita A. Elopre, MAR, Subject Teacher Oct. 2016
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Arming Teachers: Three Reasons Why Teachers Should Not Carry Guns in School” by Ken Corbett
Imagine this: you are a teacher at Palmville Middle School and equipped with gun. In a heartbeat, a shooter darts into the classroom. You may think your first instinct is to shoot down the shooter, but in reality, it is different. In the current world with malicious school shootings, there lies the problem of whether teachers should carry guns on campus or not. However, after thorough analyzation of the issue, it is clear teachers should
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School System - Eaten
System-Eaten The school is now a room sized pressure cooker and a mass murderer. Its system hasn’t changed over years ever since and now, it’s getting worse. The school system may not literally kill a person, but it is eating the student’s everything. Parents and teachers may be wondering why students are now praying for suspensions, typhoons and everything that may cause an interruption and cancellation to the classes. Furthermore, they are blaming students on
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School Uniforms
School Uniforms The first students recorded wearing uniforms may have been in 1222. These students were forced to wear robes called “cappa clausas.” School uniforms like the ones today originally came from 16th century England when “charity children” wore blue cloaks that looked like the cassocks the clergy wore on their yellow stockings (Mike Gatto).49 percent of the public schools in the united states have school uniforms as of 2014. Although many schools have adopted
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Holistic Approach on Gilford School
Asian Institute of Technology Dr. Djoen San Santoso SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (SET) CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING, INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT (CEIM) Infrastructure System Analysis and Management (CE70.41) Dr. Djoen San Santoso Submitted by: St119426 St119730 ________________ A Holistic Approach in Infrastructure In modern-day building, energy-efficient facilities are not just about completing the project on time, on budget. It is not just about being “green “either, it is about providing high-performance facilities that are safe, healthy, and are cost-effective from
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Canadian Indian Residential Schools
Canadian Indian Residential Schools was a system of schools intended to “civilise” the Aborigine people to fit into the Canadian culture. In Canada, the dominant culture was that of the Canadians. There were however indigenous cultures that were already living in Canada before the contemporary Canadians occupied the land. One of the dominant indigenous cultures was that of the Indians, or Aborigines. The Canadian Government believed that their culture was uncivilized and therefore saw the
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Disparities That Impact School Attendance
Disparities that impact school attendance in developing countries: Education is a key element in driving development. Impoverished children face barriers that infringe on their ability and desire to attend school. Globally, there are 263 million “out-of-school” children and youth (1). Even with positive advances in education, the obstacles children face need to be considered. Factors that are adversely associated with school enrollment and retention include location, education quality, poverty, health and gender disparities. Location of
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What to Do After High School?
What To Do After High School?... The one question that has been in my mind since the start of high school is “What am I going to be doing after high school?”. After pondering over this question for four years now I have set my goals and put my mind to it. In my search for ways to achieve my future and my goals, I have found that I am in the middle of reaching
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Sex Education in the School Ssytem
Sexual Education in the School Systems Today, sexual education must be an important subject in the high school, and maybe even the junior high school, curriculum. Many young teenagers are learning about sex from the wrong outlets, many learn from the television, which makes them unable to make informed, educated decisions about their sex lives. There was a study published last month in the Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine found that abstinence education deters
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Enc 1101 - Descriptive Essay on High School Years
Emani St. Ange Professor Smith Enc 1101 Descriptive/Narrative Essay 14 February 2018 In every adolescence life, their high school years are supposed be a fun and eventful time. There are after school hangouts with friends, parties, and school games with living stress free and bill free for most. All combined, making high school the most memorable time of every teenage years of being in school before transitioning into adulthood. However, my high school experience took
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