Proposal: New Zealand Teacher Remuneration
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A 10 page paper. This is the second paper in a series that addresses the issue of the National Certificate of Education Achievement and pay remuneration for teachers in New Zealand. The catalyst for this research was a newspaper article. This paper offers a more comprehensive identification of the issues that were both inherent and explicit in the newspaper article. Also, the writer prioritizes the issues and now states the argument that will be defended: teachers need and deserve an increase in salary and a reduction in workload. Additional research is provided in this paper that includes data. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PGnztc2.wps

Proposal: Teacher Remuneration & NCEA
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A 6 page paper that presents a proposal for the analysis of a newspaper article. The article addresses the National Certificate of Education Achievement in New Zealand. The writer identifies the issues contained in the article, then discusses how these would be analyzed for a longer essay. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PGnznce.wps

Psychology and Manipulation of the Gifted Underachiever
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An 8 page paper discussing positive ways of dealing with the talented and gifted underachiever in the classroom. These students often need special education as much as do the learning disabled but often do not receive it. Some can challenge themselves, but challenging the student still is the job of the teacher. The paper discusses using real-world lessons, peer tutoring and following the child’s lead as strategies for avoiding boredom with the average class. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: KSeduTAG2.rtf

Public School Systems: A Contrast Between the U.S. and France
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A 5 page contrast of the public school system of the United States and that of France. Notes the superiority of France's system and suggests this is due to an overall support of the system rather than an attempt to evade it in preference of private schools. Contrasts French and U.S. academic performance and details the potential move of U.S. schools towards privatization. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PPfrncEd.wps