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I. Julia eats a aple every morning.
II. Paula’s uncle is a teacher.
III. I love the my job.
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University Degree Sill Best Way into Good Job
How do you get a good job? It might literally be a milliondollar question. And researchers from Georgetown University in the US have an answer: the best way is still to get a college education, even if you're a little late. That's their simple answer – one they came up with after looking at US government data for more than 8,000 Americans who were born in the early 1980s. They found that getting a bachelor's degree by the age of 26 gave people a 56% chance of getting a good job by the age of 30. For their study, the researchers defined a "good job" as one paying at least $ 38,000 for workers under the age of 45.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the research didn't focus on people who went straight to college after finishing high school because they already have a high chance of getting a good job. Instead, it looked at different pathways that people who didn't go straight to college after high school could take to increase their chances of getting a good job. For example, even just beginning a bachelor's degree by age 22 increased the likelihood of getting a good job by 16 percentage points, according to the report. But despite this evidence, according to a separate Wall Street Journal survey, more than half of people don't feel that doing a four-year degree is worth the cost, because students may finish without specific job skills and with a large amount of debt.
According to US News, in the academic year that ended in the summer of 2023, the average cost of going to an American university for a year started at about $ 10,000 for a public university, and went as high as almost $ 40,000 for a private school. And Zach Mabel, one of the authors of the Georgetown report, admits that although a university education is likely to be beneficial, for financial reasons "the risk of pursuing higher education is higher than it's ever been."
Source: https://engoo.com.br/app/daily-news/article/study-university-degree-stillbest-way-into-good-job/crbIxBR3Ee6ComdOtgdXYw
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University Degree Sill Best Way into Good Job
How do you get a good job? It might literally be a milliondollar question. And researchers from Georgetown University in the US have an answer: the best way is still to get a college education, even if you're a little late. That's their simple answer – one they came up with after looking at US government data for more than 8,000 Americans who were born in the early 1980s. They found that getting a bachelor's degree by the age of 26 gave people a 56% chance of getting a good job by the age of 30. For their study, the researchers defined a "good job" as one paying at least $ 38,000 for workers under the age of 45.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the research didn't focus on people who went straight to college after finishing high school because they already have a high chance of getting a good job. Instead, it looked at different pathways that people who didn't go straight to college after high school could take to increase their chances of getting a good job. For example, even just beginning a bachelor's degree by age 22 increased the likelihood of getting a good job by 16 percentage points, according to the report. But despite this evidence, according to a separate Wall Street Journal survey, more than half of people don't feel that doing a four-year degree is worth the cost, because students may finish without specific job skills and with a large amount of debt.
According to US News, in the academic year that ended in the summer of 2023, the average cost of going to an American university for a year started at about $ 10,000 for a public university, and went as high as almost $ 40,000 for a private school. And Zach Mabel, one of the authors of the Georgetown report, admits that although a university education is likely to be beneficial, for financial reasons "the risk of pursuing higher education is higher than it's ever been."
Source: https://engoo.com.br/app/daily-news/article/study-university-degree-stillbest-way-into-good-job/crbIxBR3Ee6ComdOtgdXYw
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( ) A tendência tecnicista na Educação Física prioriza o desenvolvimento do pensamento crítico e a análise sociocultural dos esportes.
( ) Na abordagem construtivista-interacionista, o foco é na construção do conhecimento pelo aluno através da interação com o ambiente e o contexto social.
( ) A pedagogia do esporte, dentro das abordagens críticas, enfatiza, exclusivamente, o alto rendimento e a formação de atletas.
( ) Abordagens críticas na Educação Física frequentemente incorporam discussões sobre questões de gênero, etnia e inclusão social.
Marque a opção que apresenta a sequência CORRETA.
Você Não Me Ensinou a Te Esquecer
(Caetano Veloso)
Não vejo mais você faz tanto tempo
Que vontade que eu sinto
De olhar em seus olhos, ganhar seus abraços
É verdade, eu não minto
E nesse desespero em que me vejo
Já cheguei a tal ponto
De me trocar diversas vezes por você
Só pra ver se te encontro
Você bem que podia perdoar
E só mais uma vez me aceitar
Prometo, agora vou fazer por onde
Nunca mais perdê-la
Agora
Que faço eu da vida sem você?
Você não me ensinou a te esquecer
Você só me ensinou a te querer
E te querendo eu vou tentando te encontrar
Vou me perdendo
Buscando em outros braços os seus abraços
Perdido no vazio de outros passos
Do abismo em que você se retirou
E me atirou e me deixou aqui sozinho
Fonte: https://www.letras.mus.br/caetano-veloso/72788/
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