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    Over the last few decades, homeschooling has become a feasible alternative to public and private school education. The homeschool movement began in the early 1970’s and has shown to be effective for many students and parents. At the time, homeschooling was not embraced or accepted by society and public school systems, so homeschooling families were given strict requirements in order to be given academic credit. Fortunately, since homeschooling has gained acceptance, the requirements for homeschooling have become less rigorous and homeschooling is now recognized as a legitimate approach to educating students. Although there are several problems and disadvantages of homeschooling compared to traditional schooling, there are also advantages of…

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    In lieu of this dilemma, public school alternatives, which can be a cyber, charter, magnet, or project based school, have become a lot more popular in the modern times, and as expected, there has been much debate about the effectiveness of these alternatives in comparison…

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    Alternative schools often carry misperceptions that hinder their reputation. Dr. Wendy McChristy, retired principal from the Fort Osage School District’s Lewis & Clark Academy, dispelled some of these false assumptions. An alternative school is an educational setting designed to accommodate academic, behavioral, and/or medical needs of children and adolescents that cannot be sufficiently addressed in a traditional school environment. Dr. McChristy’s passion for alternative education is…

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    Public high schools have been the norm in America for decades, but it’s clear that there are many flaws in the system. 1.2 million American students drop out of high school every year (DoSomething.org). Even more students have enrolled in what are known as “alternative schools”: modes of education other than public schooling (Guthrie 82). Obviously, there is something these alternative schools have that public schools do not. Several of these alternative schools implement something known as the…

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    The reason I was sent to alternative school is because of fighting, being disrespectful and, my attitude. When I got in the fight I was in the bathroom, then the guy jumped on me . We started fighting and I kept punching him until the teacher came . I agree about being sent here because they gave me many chances and I kept getting in trouble so I have to face the consequences . It makes me feel bad because I should've taken the chances they gave me and changed . The first issue I have…

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    had determined this alternative was by first assessing the problem at hand, how to most fairly distribute the thirty available parking spots among students. Then, I came up with a list of the top three alternatives to this problem. The three alternatives are listed as follows; a first come, first serve policy, the school selling temporary parking passes, and seniority. Next, I created the necessary criteria to rate the chosen alternatives on. The criteria chosen is based on fairness, most…

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    I graduated from Hobbs alternative high school in Roby Texas, in 1997. The alternative school was for students who had been in trouble or for girls who were pregnant and needed to finish school a little sooner or at their own pace. I was not a trouble maker, nor was I pregnant. The school was offered to me as an alternative to spending another year in high school because I did not have enough credits to graduate. I had move between North Carolina and Texas in high school and did not have enough…

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    5 % decrease in Units Packed per Hour (UPH) for both singles paths. Without the CPT chase, the decrease in UPH would not exist and therefore we would be able to pack out more items, making more money. However for each item that misses a CPT, it costs, on average, $2.85 to upgrade the shipment. Because of this I performed two analyses to see the impact of our CPT Chase. The first analysis I performed was an analysis looking at the profitability of sending out additional packages vs. the potential…

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    towards an alternative workplace. A lot of companies are fitting their workplace to be able to move towards the alternative workplace. I will explain the need for alternative and innovation workplaces versus the traditional workplace. The alternative workplace allows an employee to work from anywhere. The technology changes over the last few years have made the alternative workplace a possibility. The technology that is mainly used is a portable laptop, smartphone, Wifi, computer security, VPN,…

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    has hatched. The alternative explanation was not given in this version. In this second version, the participants read a similar study, but the outcome of this study was not told. The alternative explanation was given. In this third version, the outcome was told that the gosling approached to the caged duck one it had hatched, and the alternative explanation was told in this version. In this final version, the similar outcome was told, but the alternative explanation was not…

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