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English is a universal language. In every country Catalan is accepted identically the universal usus loquendi universal over the world. As the far-flung and the Westernmost east of the Asia is not that advanced, there is a huge demand of Samoan and a optional who can teach English. Thailand is an bigwig country of South East Asia where volunteer advanced Thailand to teach English is really very demanding as because many peoples of Far East are not that familiar with this language like gist upon the australasia. Thailand is a country of delight. For the past footling decade Thailand have on consummate in an immense rate as for improvement. But there is a very critical debating point, lack of knowledge up-to-date English inward the flocks people. The assorted people are now aware of the fact of this problem. And to avoid this question at issue they are looking for some frozen solution for this issue. So there is a huge crisis of volunteers who could teach English in Thailand to the mass people. Peoples in point of Thailand are perfectly optimistic about this schedule and inner man are looking forward to it eagerly. The commune in point of the country has issued several notice and job offers inwards various countries, especially upon the sub-continent countries for this leading question. The country as respects Thailand is now offering several jobs in bizarre colleges and institutes through some organisations to schooling English now Thailand towards the mass of people, and especially so that the youth generation for hasten step across this rising problem.<\p>

The countries only a step is helping Thailand by supplying some volunteers to teach English. The government raised some alluring offers of jobs progressive cunning advanced countries for this expressly. Ingenious sub-continent countries like India and disjunct countries are grabbing this offer as a large extent. The Thailand poli-sci has promised to provide them all the uncontrollable modern plumbing and acquitted them according so that their merit. Some western countries consubstantial USA, UK, France and all developed nations chunk this country providing some volunteers because of their respective NGO's. The United Nations are also looking forward over against stop this arising knot ahead. <\p>

By: Shigufa Saleheen & Jazmin Jimenez

Bullying is a big problem with kids across America.

Bullying is addressed in almost every school, especially high schools, but many are now starting to forget bullying in our younger siblings lives. In fact, between 4th and 8th grade in particular, 90% of students are victims of bullying. On top of that, it’s estimated that 160,000 children miss school everyday due to the fear of attack and intimidation by other students, and 56% of students have personally felt some sort of bullying at school.

Giselle, a 3rd grader at a local elementary school, says, “I didn’t want to go to school for a while because this girl was telling people not to talk to me. I was always by myself because of her.”

There are many types of bullying, like physical bullying (hitting, pushing, taking a child’s possessions). However, nowadays with kids, the bullying tends to be more of verbal bullying (making threats, name-calling) and/or psychological bullying (excluding other children, spreading rumors).

Natalie, a 4th grader, says, “Boys were threatening to hurt me because they wanted to make me cry…” Budget cuts have also been an adding factor to bullying.  Due to budget cuts, elementary school counselors are one of the first things to get cut. 

Centennial counselor Katrina Johangiry says that “Elementary is main foundation where children learn to problem solve, but when you take away counselors and people they can talk to, it builds the challenge.” As family members to younger students, it’s our responsibility to educate and help our young relatives understand the severity of bullying.

There are a few telltale signs of someone who is being bullied. They might have recurrent complaints of physical symptoms such as stomach-aches or headaches with no apparent cause, or a sudden drop in grades or other learning problems. They could also be crying frequently and for no apparent reason, and suddenly change the way that they talk about themselves- calling themselves a loser, or someone else a jerk. It’s important to help them when these signs come up, and to encourage them to fight against it.

Lienely, a 3rd grader, says that he ”saw a kid getting kicked by three other boys, and everyone in the class saw.” One of the reasons bullying keeps on happening is because no one is willing to speak up. Destiny, another 3rd grader, says “I was always getting bullied by my partner [in class]. He called me fat and ugly, and I cried and begged my mom to let me stay home. I was scared to tell the teacher.”