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    Vietnam Education Case Study

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    development. Therefore, education and training is the most important factor in the formation and development for high quality human resources and these things should be focused right from the policies and guidelines of the government. Throughout the process of innovation since 1986, Vietnamese education has gained many important achievements but still remains some weaknesses and shortcomings. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to analyze a policy from the government about education, in…

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    Basic Cultural Conflict

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    theories that center on perceived inadequacy as characteristic of the basic writer, the skills view that focuses on correcting student error, and service course ideology that simply views basic writing in a vacuum, separate and worthless to the institutions that house them. According to Fox, all these principles assume that basic writers and basic writing classes bring no value to the classroom and the academic community, subsequently discounting students’ knowledge, talents, and skills. As a…

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    government funds should be allocated towards education, and how America’s educational system is falling behind other industrialized nations. In our society today, students face a multitude of factors that can ultimately decide their post-secondary education. Among these include a student’s transition from high school to college, the cost of college in comparison to universities abroad, and the difference between attending a traditional higher education university and attending a professional…

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    There are many social problems that we in the U.S. have faced in the past, present and will continue to face in the future. From racism, to women’s inequality, social problems are most definitely- amongst us, and those were just a few of them. The social problem that I will discuss is educational inequality. The way schools are funded, family’s background, and social class are all some form of educational inequality. Educational inequality is indeed a social problem. Korgen and Furst (2012),…

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    developed extremely in the last 30 years. However, many countries including the mainland of China are facing the challenge of high youth unemployment. The Social Science institution of the Chinese Academy argues that the youth unemployment will have social, political and economic impacts on all aspects of the country (The Social Science institution of Chinese Academy. N.B). This essay will discuss the major reason, which causes the high youth unemployment from two aspects, economic situation…

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    Higher learning institutions have a responsibility of ensuring that students are being catered for as the latter face diverse challenges such as alcohol and substance abuse, among others within and outside the campuses. This can be done through creating a relatively comfortable environment that helps in resolving the challenges likely to arise. For instance, a lot of input in terms of resources such as facilities, skilled human resource, technology, space, inter alia is essential for any higher…

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    Education Brittany McBryant Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Why do we have Schools? A Functionalist Perspective. Education is a social institution through which a society’s children are taught basic academic knowledge, learning skills, and cultural norms (Kierns et. al, 2015). A functionalist would ask how our education systems serve our society. The answers to this question are that our school systems provide the knowledge and skills one needs to be productive in society, teaches the…

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    In pre-reform higher education governance system, Chinese central government occupied an absolutely dominant position. After the Chinese Communist Party came into power, an early higher education system was built based on Soviet administration experience. As mentioned by Mok (2001), all universities were managed by national ministries and the central government set a series of unified regulations about financial plans, personnel administration, and even curriculum contents. Moreover, the cost of…

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    Social justice is described as an act of promoting a just society by challenging the injustice and value of diversity. Social justice warriors focus on the common humanity and support for human rights. As a social justice warrior I would fight for the rights for all students and their education. I believe that all students deserve their educational rights and practices. As a warrior I would fight for the equality between students especially within the means of diversity. Education has become a…

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    Education is one of the largest deciding factors that determines an individual 's opportunity for upward social mobility. In order to achieve upward social mobility, students must obtain the credentials required for a career in a specified field. The United States is in a postindustrial economy, leaving the two largest sectors for employment as either knowledge or service based. More often than not, serviced based jobs pay poorly and offer little chance for individual economic advancement.…

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