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School Proposal

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#1
School Proposal
The statistics are not accuate, and don't need to be for this assignment.
I need to propose a problem (Any Problem), and state a solution that i've come up with.
Here is what I wrote off the top of my head.
Anything I need to add? It has to be two pages, double spaced, and cited.
Proposal
How can we make up for the job losses in America?

Private-sector jobs lost during the bottom of recession was over five million,
In comparison to about four and a half million gained, was a huge loss in jobs since last year. Every year the gain to loss ration is looking uglier, and uglier. What is a way we can make up for the extra half a million jobs a year lost? Many solutions have been suggested over time, but none of them were permanent solutions.

My proposal is that if every school in America were to require a class to graduate, which teaches children entrepreneur skills. Subjects in this class may include how to plan a business, what a profit consists of, creativity, innovation, problem solving, how to patent and promote their ideas, ethics, how to start their business, and to just open their eyes and mind to the entrepreneurial opportunities that are all around us.

Innovation, brainstorming, and coming up with ideas consists of Seeing what everyone else has seen, thinking what no one else has thought, and doing what no one else has dared. To look at everything around you, and notice the things that can be improved, or business ideas from your environment, is a skill that should be required to graduate.

If ten people took an entrepreneur class and only one, or two of them decided to start their own business, or invent something, that one person could hire the other 9 whom decided to work for someone, and give them jobs. And if enough kids would open their eyes to the opportunity in front of them, they may employ more than 9, in which were in their class, and it could make up for the half a million jobs we lose each year.
#2
I thought someone proposed to someone at school. ):
#3
Ethan wrote:
I thought someone proposed to someone at school. ):


:/ That would be awesome if that were the case.
But she'd prolly say nooooo.
#4
Ohhhhhh damnnnnnnnnnn.
Well it would be pretty awesome. I'd save the proposal for something way more awesome. (:
#5
This sounds like high school stuff, and I cannot care.
#6
GAMEchief wrote:
This sounds like high school stuff, and I cannot care.

Its for English 101
College course
#7
English 101 is like a high school course.
#8
GAMEchief wrote:
English 101 is like a high school course.


Well i'm taking it via community college.
Dual Credit IV is the actually name
#9
Dual credit?

So, like, for high school.
#10
GAMEchief wrote:
Dual credit?

So, like, for high school.


I go to an out of school program for Dual Credit, then To a vocational school for engineering.
#11
Weird_guy_3000 wrote:
I go to an out of school program for Dual Credit, then To a vocational school for engineering.

You usually go out of school for dual credit.
#12
GAMEchief wrote:
You usually go out of school for dual credit.

That's what I just said.
#13
Which is why I don't know why you said it.
#14
GAMEchief wrote:
Which is why I don't know why you said it.


Because it's an out of school program. A community college out of school program.
You're only confusing yourself.
Screw off kindly.
I wouldn't lie about my education douchebag.
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Weird_guy_3000 wrote:
Because it's an out of school program. A community college out of school program.
You're only confusing yourself.
Screw off kindly.
I wouldn't lie about my education douchebag.

Of course it is an out of school program. Of course it is a community college out of school program.

Remember when I said this?
GAMEchief wrote:
You usually go out of school for dual credit.

Pepperidge farm remembers, dirtbag.

i.e. You are being redundant as fuck by calling your dual credit program a community college, out of school (already redundant), dual credit program (reundancy meter: it's over 2; i.e. 3).
#16
GAMEchief wrote:
Of course it is an out of school program. Of course it is a community college out of school program.

Remember when I said this?

Pepperidge farm remembers, dirtbag.

i.e. You are being redundant as fuck by calling your dual credit program a community college, out of school (already redundant), dual credit program (reundancy meter: it's over 2; i.e. 3).

And you are only confusing yourself.
It is a college course, at a community college, that I have to leave my regular school to go to. Called "dual credit IV".
I didn't say it was a college, I said it's at a college.
I thought you would get it but I guess not. -_-
#17
Weird_guy_3000 wrote:
And you are only confusing yourself.
It is a college course, at a community college, that I have to leave my regular school to go to. Called "dual credit IV".
I didn't say it was a college, I said it's at a college.
I thought you would get it but I guess not. -_-

When did I ever contradict any of that?