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These events went unnoticed elsewhere. Cities continued to thrive in populous regions as diverse as the Middle East, Africa, China, and Mesoamerica. See also ancient Greece; ancient Rome; city state. European towns in the Middle Ages developed around the dwelling places of kings, princes, and bishops; around the strongholds of feudal lords; around markets; and as revivals of old Roman sites. But most cities had only a few thousand inhabitants, making them smaller than many of todays towns and villages. Even prominent cities were limited in size until the 12th and 13th centuriesthe so called high Middle Ages. In the year 1100 the largest cities south of the Alpsincluding Florence, Genoa, Milan, Venice, and Naples in Italy as well as Barcelona, Crdoba, Seville, and Granada in Spainprobably had fewer than 25,000 people. But they began to grow dramatically as commercial centers owing to international trade; by the 14th century Venice had about 100,000 inhabitants. There were fewer major cities north of the Alps in 1100. London had only about 10,000 residents and Paris about 25,000. But Paris grew to at least 100,000 by the early 14th century, making it arguably one of the most important cities in Europe.

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I found it helpful to go straight to the NCLB Flexibility Request to understand what is happening with the standards. First on page 21 under the title Alignment with Existing Utah Standards, the process of how Utahs standards matched up with CC standards was explained. As Carolyn said, it appears that there was much room for improvement in Utahs standards for lanuage arts, at least in comparison to the CC language art standards. To me, that is not the issue, I think Carolyn is right in that Utah has very bright and capable teachers, administrators that can help raise the standards whatever the subject in CC. If you go on, in the NCLB document on page 83, from our own Utah State School Board minutes of August 6, 2010, it states clearly, : To adopt the CCS, a state agrees to accept all of the standards as they are written. Later in the document on page 90 it clearly states under item h that this binds each state in the consortium to every statement and assurance made in the application through the following signature blocksThis is where the issue lies. We are thus bound to change our standards even what will we have to go through IF we find out that we are in disagreement with the standards due to many different reasons that have yet to surface. WHAT THEN?WHAT COST?Another waiver of flexibility with binding proposals and statements, and assurances, perhaps. As Carolyn suggested, why not create our own standards now without being bound. Um what would be the point of adopting them if we started changing them?We could do that now. We could simply take everything they have published, renamed it Utah State Standards and change anything we wanted.

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Your challenge is to know what you want or some of it, anyway, and to proudly pursue it. Be proud of who you are and what you have the potential to become. Find the place that you believe will best let you do this and enjoy it. College admissions professionals are often adept at showing you the human and personal side of a school, no matter how big or small. They can give you an example after example of the personal interaction between student and professor that leads to research opportunities, internships, mentoring or friendships. Schools want you to know that you are part of a communitynot just a numberand that is extremely important. Numbers, however, do have a place in the college selection process because they can reveal information that tells a story about the school. Some numbers arent really all that important. The number of volumes housed in the library used to be a bragging point. But, thanks to the Internet and intra library loan, this number is not significant in determining the quality of the education offered by a college. Some numbers are nice but not vital.

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The unequal distribution of cultural capitalin a society mirrors a corresponding distribution of knowledge among its studentsWe should give emphasis about Hidden curriculum because it gives our students the chance to discover their untapped abilities and values. We learned in the assessment of learning that it is no longer enough to have a high I. Q. we should also consider E. Q. in determining the persons intellectual capacity. E. Q. is giving importance to emotions quotient of a certain individual. This is now where the Hidden Curriculum comes into play. When teaching individuals we should make them realize the values that they will be gaining when performing a certain activity.