From the beginning of life, the family is the main institution of education. It is the starting point of the entire educational process because what a child acquires in his family in his childhood, he keeps throughout his life. The importance of the family as an educational institution is because the child has been in it for a significant part of his life, and by the length of his influence on the personality, none of the educational institutions can be...
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Human is the best creation of the worldâs creator. I think that I am fortunate to get a human life. Iâm very thankful to my mom and dad for giving me birth to this beautiful and fascinating world. Myself, you, my mom, my dad, my brothers, my surrounding, trees and animals, we all are sons and daughters of the mother nature. She looks at us with equality, care and love. Therefore, it is our responsibility to protect the mother nature,...
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This essay aims to illustrate my career development journey within a theoretical framework which I will reflect on, using two career theories discussed in the duration of career psychology module. This theoretical re-telling will incorporate ways in with my career choices were made and how they developed and continue evolve through different stages of my life, the role played by my family, environmental conditions I was exposed to and the influence of others around me. Throughout this essay I will...
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We should understand the current technologies easily in order to function in an increasingly digital world. Everyone can get benefit from attention to positive and healthy online communities, such as the world of Minecraft, an open-world block building game for any age. Researchers believe that certain video games provide significant benefits to children, helping them regulate emotions, build strong social ties, and improve other cognitive abilities. In this essay I am going to explore why Minecraft can be a valuable...
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As well as being the capital of Italy and Catholicism, and a famously beautiful city, with a great climate and fantastic food, Rome is also something else. Itâs a place where politics has gone on â and has been recorded â for some three thousand years. Rome is a political case study like nowhere else on earth. Romans have lived under every kind of political system, from oligarchy to theocracy, and from dictatorship and monarchy to democracy. Often Romans have...
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Introduction to GMO Controversies Unlabeled. Unassuming. Untested ('Genetically Modified Foods'). Whatâs the truth about genetically modified organisms (GMOs)? Genetically engineered foods have affected the economic and agricultural landscape for the worst. A process which refers to the unnatural transferring of foreign genetic material (DNA) from one organism to another has many concerns. If continued, the future withholds crippling ecosystems, rising superbugs, and declining human health. The truth of these âFrankenfoodsâ will soon be exposed to the public. Little do Americans...
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Head-and-neck squamous cell malignant growths are one of the most well-known tumors worldwide and represent the greater part million new cases and 480,000 passing for each year. Major etiological hazard factor incorporates tobacco use, betel-quid and areca-nut biting, liquor utilization, human papillomavirus (HPV) contamination (oropharyngeal disease), and EpsteinâBarr infection disease (nasopharyngeal cancer). An enormous number of patients are determined to have privately propelled ailment and require multimodal treatment approaches. Despite progresses in radiation and careful procedures and the utilization of...
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Golden rice variety of rice known as Oryza sativa produced through engineering to biosynthesize beta-carotene, which is precursor of vitamin A. It is known as a biofortified culture which is genetically modified and is nutritionally rich. The nutritional valued are concerned with healthier skin, immune system, and vision. The development of golden rice was collaboration result between Peter Beyer and Ingo Potrykus research obtained in 1999 (Ye et al., 2000). Deficiency of vitamin A is major problem of developing countries...
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People depend on plants and creatures as sustenance sources and have since a long time ago utilized organisms to deliver nourishments. GMO or genetically modified foods are novel organisms created in a laboratory using genetic modification/engineering techniques. Scientists and consumer and environmental groups have cited many health and environmental risks with foods containing GMOs. However, GMO are everywhere in todayâs society where they effect every person through regulations on food consumption, technics and its economy. However, these methods are relatively...
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A recent study by Magnet found America as the second leading country in food wastage. The revelation that Americans generate an average of two hundred and seventy-eight kilograms per capita is a clear indication that the US is leading to food production. On the other hand, the figures demonstrate that the country lacks effective mechanisms to prevent wastage and ensure that no American starves as others offload leftovers in landfills. The fact that dumpsites are filled with tons of spoilt...
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Introduction Since technology has opened up the opportunity to bring humans to space that experience has been limited to professional trained astronauts. Visits to space have been discovering journeys for scientists but now space is being looked at as a new market place. The term space tourism is being used more and more frequently like it is in the near future. That near future could be closer than ever now with some companies already offering seats costing up to hundreds...
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Which industry is the safest and most trusted in the world? The answer is no profession or industry system in the world that can guarantee zero accident rates, such as healthcare, manufacturing or engineering. unimaginable disasters always happen, it causes new generation of engineers have to study the reasons for their emergence and increase related of ethic of engineering to avoid any accident as much as possible. People in engineering believe trial and error are a way to move engineerâs...
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Released in 1976, âOne Flew Over the Cuckooâs Nestâ is a film directed by Milos Forman, and adapted from the 1962 Ken Kesey novel by the same name. The film is about Randle Patrick McMurphy, a criminal who fakes insanity to avoid going to prison and is instead warded at a mental institution. Over the course of the film, he instigates multiple revolts amongst the other patients while undermining the iron-fisted rule of Nurse Ratched. A simple observation of the...
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This report was commissioned to identify and explain the services offered by one of the largest global airlines based on revenue, destinations and fleet size, American Airlines (Bhasin, H., 2016). Based on the segmentation principles, information about the companyâs target markets will be discussed, as well as how the external factors might affect it. The report draws attention to the fact that American Airlines uses a mix of segmentation principles in order to meet their market targets requirements. Moreover, taking...
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âA Different Shade of Grayâ written by Katherine Newman looks at a neglected group within the inner city. This group is the minorities that are middle-aged or older and they include African American, Puerto Rican, and Dominican respondents who took place in New York City life history interviews. Newman compares this data against a larger New York City survey and national data that comes from these middle-aged and older people. These people are elderly inner-city residents have worked hard against...
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What is ocean warming? Ocean warming is induced by rising levels of greenhouse gases preventing heat radiated from the Earth's surface from escaping as freely as it once did. The majority of the excess heat in the atmosphere is returned to the ocean. Since the 1970s, the oceans have absorbed over 93 per cent of the excess heat dispersed from greenhouse gas emissions. Because the oceans are vast in size, and because water takes much more energy to heat up...
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âWhat is a fair society?â is quite an extensive question that interprets our opinions through an ideological filter. For the reason that ever since Aristotle a famous Greek philosopher, there has been a sense of accordance that every society especially the one we currently live in should always aim for fairness and equality. There is less of an agreement about how these terms should be accumulated or what they mean, which in all fairness is understandable because people have different...
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Every War has to start somehow, and this one was started by two countries hating each other. According to History.com,â with the cold war intensifying worldwide, the U.S. hardened its policies against any allies of the soviet unionâ(6). America thought that if they didnt do anything the comunist belief would spread the whole way through southern asia and that would be very bad for america. The U.S.A also couldn't do an all out war against russia because that would lead...
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If one was to think of the Cold War, what would first come to mind? For the vast majority of Western people, notions and tales of American and Russian conflict and tension and all related events spring to mind. Yet, Vietnam and the Korean Peninsula were far from the only regions in the Far East to be affected by the Cold War. The Sino-Soviet relations post World War 2 are fascinating both in their ideological diversities as well as the...
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Cold War Advancement War is not necessarily bad, it also has its good sides. There is such a war in history. It has no flames and no soldiers died. That is the Cold War, a game between the two great powers of the United States and the Soviet Union. The two great powers have raised human technology to unprecedented heights in the competition. The beginning of competition A discovery by nuclear physicists in a laboratory in Berlin, Germany, in 1938...
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A German philosopher, sociologist, economist and journalist, born on May 5th, 1818, Karl Marx was one of the nine sons of a man named Heinrich Marx and a woman named Henriette Presburg Marx. Heinrich Marx who was a successful lawyer wanted Karl to follow in his footsteps to become a lawyer. Karl studied at the University of Bonn in October of 1835 and later transferred to the University of Berlin. This was where he discovered that his passion and interests...
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In order to explain the balanced growth path using a general Solow economy, I have chosen Ukraine as a developing economy as it is a great example of a country in Europe that struggles economically and fits the Solowâs model of economic growth. Solowâs model shows that the rate of savings in the economy determines the size of the capital stock, and accordingly the volume of production. The higher the rate of savings, the higher the capital adequacy and higher...
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One of the main goals for any president is to be able to serve a second term in office. Some presidents succeed in this goal and some falter. There are various factors that contribute to a successful re-election campaign, however this essay will discuss three factors that are arguably the most important contributors in getting a president re-elected. These three elements are military success abroad, constructive relations with Congress and crisis management ability. This essay will also seek to define...
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For a destination to be classified as suffering from overtourism means that both locals and visitors sense a disruption in the destinationâs quality of both experience and lifestyle to a point that it may become unmanageable (UNWTO, 2018). Overtourism is a result of mass tourism which may lead to an imbalance of the multidisciplinary elements of social, economic and environment â the triple bottom line of sustainability (Weaver and Lawton, 2014). Destinations that become unsustainable due to overtourism can lead...
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Solid waste means any garbage, refuse, sludge from a wastewater treatment plant, water supply treatment plant, or air pollution control facility and other discarded materials including solid, liquid, semi-solid, or contained gaseous material, resulting from industrial, commercial, mining and agricultural operations, and from community activities. The production ratio of domestic waste, industrial waste, chemical waste, health institution related waste or harmful waste in KMC (Kathmandu Metropolitan City) is in increasing order which posed challenges to the environment. According to the...
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The Army is the largest or the United States Armed Forces (Reynolds & Shendruk, 2018). Like other military branches it exists for the purposes of defense and to serve the national interest. Like any organization, such as a corporation, it has a stratification of leadership with higher positions holding higher responsibilities over larger portions of the institution. This holds more emphasis in the military due to chain of command. Decisions, policy, and regulation trickle from higher echelons down to the...
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The city of Detroit, Michigan is considered to be one of the most dangerous cities in the world. Surprisingly, Detroit was not always a dangerous city, in fact, Detroit was once looked upon as the most desirable place to live in the United States of America. In the mid-20th century, Detroit was said to be the most powerful, uprising city in America. This was due to the preeminent role that Detroit played in the motor industry at the time. Detroit...
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It was the winter of 2013 and it was the last day of school before Christmas break, the weather was cold and grey as usual this time of year. I was excited for Christmas break but mostly nervous because my dad and I planned a trip to Mexico for the next two weeks. I had never been to Mexico or even thought of going because it was unfamiliar to me even though my whole family was from there. As a...
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Introduction to Hawaii's Overtourism Crisis Hawaii is universally known for being âparadise on earthâ, however this facade has a devastating effect on its locals. Millions of people a year travel to see this âparadiseâ without ever seeing the ugly truth. Due to the growing number of tourists, the cost of living is rising, traffic congestion is getting worse, our land is being mistreated and Hawaiian culture is dying. Historical Context of Foreign Influence in Hawaii Since before the overthrow of...
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Brazilâs President Luiz InĂĄcio Lula da Silva stated that âto force a child to work is to steal the future of that childâ (COHA). Child labor is a major problem known in Brazil and even though there are efforts trying to reduce child labor, the reasons why certain children are being forced to work is a very difficult problem to solve. Children working in Brazil in the pineapple industry may come across dangerous chemicals, operating hazardous tools, working extensive hours,...
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