El Filibusterismo is a written novel by Dr. Jose Rizal, the novel itself is dark and is full of meaningful messages for us, Filipinos. The novel has a lot of tragedy and is really a serious story. According to Brodkey (n.d.), reading may change our perspective in life, our way of thinking, our beliefs, and how we feel. Upon reading the novel, as what resulted in Bal and Veltkamp's (2013, January 30) study, we may share the same feelings with...
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Three days after the liberation of Buchenwald, Elie became very sick from some form of poisoning. He was transferred to a hospital and spent two weeks battling between life and death. Wiesel said the quote above after seeing himself for the first time in the mirror after the Holocaust. The last lines of this quote leave the reader with a sense of hopelessness. Eliezer views himself as dead, innocent dead, humanity dead, God dead. Shortly after Wiesel was liberated, they...
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First of all, what is the definition of 'The American Dream.' 'American Dream' could be defined as having a 'perfect life.' It can be being wealthy, having relationships, health, cars, food, a life full of happiness, or whatever you desire, everybody has a different definition. There is not really a true definition of 'The American Dream' My American Dream can be different from someone else's. That is what makes us unique. My American Dream is having a happy life with...
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No one could smile and make jokes after a devastating situation happened in their lives; only Filipinos could quickly continue and accept it. Amy Tan once stated 'The ability to find humor and irony in situations that would otherwise overwhelm you is what makes a person resilient.' Do you believe that being resilient is a Filipino's greatest weapon for combating and defeating the enemy? Well, Filipinos have faced and conquered various hardships; they continue to stand up in the face...
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When choosing my placement, I am going to be looking for a place that follows a certain teaching method that is most in line with my beliefs and values. They include allowing children to have a certain amount of independence, involving the parents/ guardians as much as possible, and working as a strong team with my colleagues. I personally think that children should have the right to a certain amount of freedom and independence during their education in an early...
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Nursing is a vocation I learned to appreciate and respect from a younger age as my grandmother and aunties were part of this workforce. I got to witness how the roles of nurses can be demanding and hectic on some occasions but satisfying and heartwarming on others. One who aspires to be a nurse has to be caring, compassionate, courageous, especially in tough scenarios, empathetic, and possession and demonstration of good people skills along with the zeal to learn and...
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There are many words going around regarding cannabis, with two of the most popular being āhempā and āmarijuanaā. Lots of people know that these terms are not interchangeable, but many may not be aware of the actual difference between hemp and marijuana. The word āCannabisā is the name of the plants of the Cannabaceae family which is made up of three subspecies: Sativa, Ruderalis, and Indica. Hemp and cannabis belong to the same species, Cannabis Sativa. The hemp and cannabis...
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The zeal and courage to elevate me academically are entrenched in my personal, academic, and professional experiences. Personally, I consider nursing to be a career of continuous professional development that you never stop learning and training. My aspiration to become a Nurse is derived from my work experience in geriatric care nursing, being a health care assistant (HCA) for more than 5 years. During this time of working, I was able to assist residents of diverse backgrounds and sicknesses in...
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A Perfect World: Would Cloverās idea from George Orwellās āAnimal Farmā be Feasible or a Fiasco? Clover, from Orwellās āAnimal Farm, originally believed that the reformed farm would be a perfect world. In her mind, all animals would work peacefully alongside each other to benefit them all. Soon after Napoleon became the sole leader on the farm, his ulterior motives became clear and the originally āperfectā animal farm became the breeding ground for propaganda and suspicion. The so-called āperfectā world...
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Immigration in National Security has proven to be an infeasible task for Congress. Congress has not passed any reform bills regarding immigration in 1986. Terror acts on U.S. soil have been perpetuated to highlight the role immigration played in National Security during that same period. Under the Supremacy Clause, Congress holds extensive power to regulate immigration which, at times, invalidates state and local laws (Price 2007). Recent history has been fixated on the Deferred Action for Childhood Advents (DACA) which...
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How can we save our unheard minorities, and immigrant population in our schools and urban cities? Today, many of our minority and immigrant population feel that their needs and mental health challenges are not being heard by our government officials. The Dream Act, in 2001 recognizes that individuals brought into the United States illegally as children were innocent of purposefully violating immigration law and were already integrated into the U.S. culture (Issitt, Micah L, 2017). Minority immigrants often believe that...
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In the changing and sometimes dangerous world that we live in today, we must take any assistance possible. Organizations that help facilitate negotiations and talks are necessary, making them essential actors in the international community. Even if they help deter one conflict, they have done their job. In this paper, I am going to discuss one of them - the United Nations - to show its importance and how member states are influenced by this institution. The United Nations is...
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Violence is an important concept in William Shakespeare's play 'Romeo and Juliet' as the two families act out their hate by adopting brutal means. Tensions, violence, brawls, deaths, and clashes not only drive the plot of the play but also give the reader an idea of how normalized violence, death, and honor killings were at that time. This is very clear to see during scenes in which the clashes of the feuding families are shown. Shakespeare's 1597 play opens with...
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Being a single mother could be difficult sometimes. You begin to wonder about how you are going to cope with raising your kid(s) alone and start to ponder on how well you can be a good mum and meet up your kid's needs. There are a lot of problems that could arise from single parenting and it has a lot of impact on a childās future. Arising from a lot of debates, fatherless kids have more potential of being deliquescent...
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India, the emerging economic āsuper powerā, is not immune to the plague of hunger and malnutrition. Its economic progress is not an indicator of its social progress. According to the Global Hunger Index Report 2018, India is ranked 103rd out of 119 countries (IFPRI) and continues to be in a position of unnerving hunger. With this alarming situation, India has introduced many public programs to strive against this distressing state of affairs. Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) is one of...
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International students choose a destination that is culturally harmonious and has friendly natives. Moreover, students are attracted here due to the unique type of education that makes studies more creative and think independently with globe recognized degree. The United Kingdom has been an academic gateway for international students and a home for students from more than 200 nations. The United Kingdom is one of the most popular destinations for international students. It facilitates a variety of options for international students...
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I have become aware of myself as a writer and a thinker throughout the semester. Iāve learned many new things that I didnāt know before that were not only important but would later improve my essay's work. The first thing I didnāt know was when the proper way to use commas in a sentence. The second thing I didnāt know before was that I donāt have to start a paragraph with a transition word. The last thing I didnāt know...
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Early youth offers instructors a one-of-a-kind arrangement of chances and difficulties. Little youngsters experience momentous development in psychological, physical, social, and passionate improvement. In any case, getting ready little youngsters for future achievement isn't just an issue of acquainting testing scholastic work with early youth study halls. Guidance, just as appraisal, must think about the unique difficulties of early adolescence. Most youthful students advantage most when rich proficiency and numeracy guidance are joined with music, workmanship, physical, and well-being training,...
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Do you have the experience of making a living at a very young age? Are you frustrated because you should study in school instead of in the workplace? Did you know that all children have the right to go to school and study, no matter who they are, where they live, and how much money the family has? Child labor refers to exploiting children in any form, depriving them of their childhood, hindering their ability to attend regular schools, and...
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Immanuel Kant believed that morality is doing the right thing just because you know itās the right thing. His theory contradicts other theories of thought such as utilitarianism. Utilitarians argue that the most moral action is one that fashions the greatest amount of good or happiness for the greatest number of people. This theory concentrates on the consequences of oneās actions rather than the intention. Kantian ethics, however, is fixated on the notion of duty and acting on that duty...
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With a population of 32.7 million, Malaysia is a multi-ethnic religious nation, distinguished primarily by three major ethnic groups: Malay and indigenous people, Chinese, and Indians. Malaysia has been effectively converting itself from a poor nation into a middle-income country since its independence in 1957. Despite difficult external factors, the economy of Malaysia has shown periodic expansion. It may also certainly assert its fighting success against poverty. Despite its progress in decreasing poverty, for certain geographical and societal factors, a...
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When I took the NSTP online course, when the first chapter of the program began, I learned that NSTP is a program designed to promote youth civic awareness and safety readiness. Fostering a culture of responsibility and patriotism in the training and preparation process. I also learned that NSTP has different components for students to choose from. It depends on the student's choice; it will determine which service project the student wishes to participate in. There are three programs: the...
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For me, the beach has been the place to escape to and have all my worries melt away from me like a snow cone in Phoenix on a summer day. It is my place that lets me feel free and like I can fly with the birds that fill the blue sky. Whenever a problem arises in my life, a trip to the beach has always been the answer. It is like as soon as my bare feet touch the...
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The poem is divided into an octave, the first eight lines of the poem, and a sestet, the last six lines. Between the octave and the sestet is the volta which is signified by the word āButā in the first line of the sestet. This turning point in the poem represents the speakerās return to the present. The octave is different from the sestet in that the speaker is describing the arrival of Judgement Day but in the sestet, the...
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Currently, I'm a Health Science student at Grant County High School taking Principles of Health Science, Medical Terminology, and Emergency Procedures for college credit. I am interested in becoming a senior intern at St. Elizabeth for everything the internship entails. I believe I would be a good fit for this internship opportunity because I have a strong desire for learning about health careers, a strong work ethic, and I enjoy helping and caring for others. For the last 2 weeks,...
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What would everyday life be like without the Internet? Weāve gotten used to living online for such a long time that staying offline permanently is such an alien concept. Letās face it, the Internet has become one of, if not the most important invention in the modern world. It is difficult to imagine how life would be in the absence of it, as going online has completely revolutionized communication, it is possible to accomplish so many things online, thereās something...
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Representation is created by humans, and it is impossible for humans to be completely objective, which is why there cannot be unbiased representations of the world. Therefore, I agree with what Richard Dyer said that ārepresentation never 'gets' realityā to a large extent. Representation only can show part of reality at most, and it can easily be seen from the news that media construct reality rather than depict reality. This essay will discuss the relationship between representation and reality, and...
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Vacations in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland should be on everyoneās bucket list. There are many places I could visit in these countries. The United Kingdom and Ireland have similar cultures, but every city has its own traditions. In the summer of 2014, I decided to go see them firsthand. After researching, I decided to visit three attractions there. The summer of 2014 was the best time of my life. Visiting Liverpool Football Clubās stadium changed my...
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You may get junk food on virtually any street nowadays. Fast food and processed foods are everywhere you look, while the world is only creating more fast food shops around the globe. Fast food is much more accessible than other food sources; itās also perhaps one of the most popular how to get dinner. Business workers are ordering in either for dinner or lunch, and this is generally from take-out places with drive-throughs. Junk food companies use chemicals within their...
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Living alone is fun. You get to enjoy your independence and gain responsibility too. On the downside, living alone can be difficult when it comes to making healthy choices for yourself. You need to ensure that you do not isolate yourself or let go of your health. These two are easy to let go of, especially if you are living alone. You need to have a wholesome life and ensure that you are a happy, healthy human. The best gift...
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