This essay will examine the criteria needed to create the ideal citizen of a diverse and democratic society, as well as how I as an educator plan to integrate and promote democracy and diversity in my teaching practices.

This essay involves the discussion of racial circumstances during the Civil Rights era and some notable authors or persons who contributed to the situation.

Summary of an article by Marshall Welch called "Descriptive Analysis of Team Teaching in Two Elementary Classrooms: A Formative Experimental Approach." The study found that team teaching resulting in post-test mean scores that were higher than pretest mean scores for reading and spelling in both schools. Opinions from the author are included.

A few pointers on how to improve story writing.

Explores the different forms of how we retain historical data. Explores rhetoric devices students use to grasp historical concepts while connecting those events to past or future. Describes how relaying historical information in story format helps with the chronological information and cause and effect relationships.

Presents a case study of a 12 year old boy with learning disabilities.

Many options exist for elementary school teachers who want a successful discipline method in their classroom. These options include suspension and expulsion; positive behavior support; group rewards; and the exclusion, seclusion, and physical restraint policy. All of these methods are effective in disciplining elementary school students, depending on the classroom situation.

It is a discursive essay about if an all girls school should admit boys. I have covered both sides of the argument and ended with a recommendation.

In The Odyssey, the revenge of Odysseus would not have been as justified, or as successful, if he had not used disguise and deceit. He would have killed those who had done no wrong, and it would have been only his son and him against the whole crowd of me, instead of having the help of the cowherd and the swineherd.

An analysis of Ross Gittins article on distribution of wealth and income.

This is a research-style essay that addresses the various learning styles of students and how teachers can modify lesson plans to meet the needs of all types of learners.

While documentaries are viewed as factual representations of reality, they can also be viewed as constructions offering particular versions of that reality. The documentary "Super Size Me" about the fast-food industry serves as a good example of a documentary that persuades as well as informs its audience through the use of clever film techniques.

Debates whether or not uniforms should be worn in school. Concludes that With uniforms, students have better grades, have high self esteem, don't have worry about what others think about them, and prepare them for future jobs that require them to wear uniforms to work.

Essay discusses the abuse of drugs and alcohol in the U.S.