Classrooms need to change, in more ways than one.
Education is a major part of America's future.
A letter about why it's a good idea for schools to stop giving us standardized tests.
Our prisons are set up to help people. But, the way our prisons are set up, they don't actually help many convicts.
College tuition needs to be lowered for people who have the strong drive for success but not always the money.
Is Standardized Testing really needed? Is it doing more harm than good? Do we put students through more than they can handle for no reason?
This needs to be changed
Will there be a change?
Summary: We need to fix school lunches and improve our standardized tests.
My thoughts on standardized testing.
By investing in our youth, we are investing in our future.
This letter is about the cost of college tuition and how big of an issue it is for this generation. Therefore, this is an issue that must be dealt ...
Dear Mr./Mrs. President, As a student, I am aware of the importance of education. It keeps citizens sharp and more qualified for diff...
Standardized tests are inaccurate portrayals of learning at best, and actively detrimental at worst.
College cost a lot of money for some people. I believe that education is very important and it is not fair for some people that really care about e...
Post-Secondary education is becoming more in demand, people need to adapt to the change and efficiently increase knowledge and motivation.
Teaching and learning foreign language is important for schools and students.
Political Candidates support education for the masses, but do not send their children to public school.
Education is very important
There are many different controversies that find themselves in our world today. There are so many topics that deserve the attention and care of the...
I'm not saying we need to make high school musical a reality, but we need to start giving children a better education.
Shall we Americans have the right to bear arms?
Education can be a problem in the U.S here are some ways you can fix it.
