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    All Students Can Learn

    andAchieve

    Educator Essay

    Submitted by

    Troy Denson, MTS, (M.Ed.)

    The Professional Educator (EDUC503)

    American Public University

    7/3/09

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    MY CAREER GOALCAREER EDUCATOR

    ,

    Urban Education Administrator =CAREER LEARNER

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    MY LONG-TERM MESSAGE AS

    AN EDUCATOR IS..

    ALL STUDENTS CAN LEARN

    ANDACHIEVE!

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    U.S. HISTORY PROVES THAT

    ALL CAN LEARN AND ACHIEVE

    Brown vs. The Kansas Board of Education in 1954

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    U.S. HISTORY PROVES THAT

    ALL CAN LEARN AND ACHIEVE

    Disabilities Act of 1964 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973) and

    Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) of 1975

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    I LEARNED AND ACHIEVED

    URBAN

    =

    OBSTACLES

    Troy DensonHigh School G.P.A 3.10

    Bachelor of Science Degree

    Master of Theological Studies Degree

    M.Ed. In Administration and Supervision

    Secondary Teacher (M.S. & H.S.)

    College Faculty

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    MY PHILOSOPHY OF

    EDUCATION

    PRAXIS ALONG SIDE THEORY = STUDENTS LEARNING AND MOTIVATED

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    MY PHILOSOPHY OF

    EDUCATION CONTD

    ACCORDING TO

    DEWEY

    EDUCATION SHOULD EVOLVE AS

    SOCIETY EVOLVES

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    SO WHAT?

    PRAXIS-INCLUSIVE SECONDARY EDUCATION

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    POSSIBLE ETHICAL CHALLENGES

    OF MY APPROACHOF A PRAXIS-INCLUSIVE

    SECONDARY EDUCATION

    1.This ideology only caters to studentsimmediately entering postsecondary

    occupations.

    Or,

    2. This approach will not academically prepare

    students for higher education/college

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    #1 A PRAXIS-INCLUSIVE

    EDUCATION IS

    STUDENT CENTEREDJohnny, in math you have gone from a D to

    an B+ since you have enrolled in our high

    schools technology academy. It appears

    that the applied science lab at the

    community college has helped your math.

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    #2 USING THE COMMUNITYS

    ENTITIES FOR PRAXIS-INCLUSION IS A LEGAL RIGHT

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    #3 COUNTLESS STUDENTS ENTER

    COLLEGE IN ADVANCED

    STANDINGS AND CAREERS WITH

    COMPETITIVE SALARIES

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    IN CONCLUSION

    As society continues to evolve, my

    job is never complete.

    At the end of each academic year, Imust continue to ask and seek to

    answer the question.

    , How can we recalibrate our

    school structures, curricula,

    and timeless objective lessons

    for the purpose of facilitating auseful education for our

    students, so that all of our

    students will have an

    opportunity to learn and

    achieve?

    Troy L. Denson, MTS, M.Ed.

    Emerging Urban Education

    Administrator

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