Essays on Enlightening

The articulation of vectoring and liberal methods of teaching in my past tutor experience

Current essay underlines the teaching experience that is a crucial condition for the pedagogy. Furthermore, the main objective centralizes the complex process, which requires a multitude of psychological methods to be implemented in order to achieve the successful results and ease the explanations for the audience. Thus, the teacher should be a vector that focuses the students are to train their cognition and improve their knowledge perception. Therefore, the applied technique might be considered as the efficient tool to organize human brain potential. It is necessary to highlight that teaching people is a matter of a controversial character because ...

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Abstract

The healthcare providers are focused to enhance the healthcare status in the country by means of remaining responsive towards the healthcare need of the nation. The public healthcare organizations address the healthcare need the residents at the national level by offering the effective healthcare services. The current paper has conducted the situational analysis by means of conducting PESTEL and SWOT analysis to assess the external and internal environment and it has been observed that Hamad Medical Corporation has the potential and resource to extend its healthcare services to address the wellbeing of the nation in a broader ...

Communication Techniques

Abstract Communication is considered as an effective means to support the flow of information within and across the departments in an organization. The prevalence of globalization has intrigued the organizations to operate in different geographical regions due to which it has become critical for the organizations to maintain the adequate flow of information to support the work processes. Communication is also considered as a building block of the organization because it supports the managerial functions related to the planning, organizing and leading in an effective manner. The current paper enlightens the scholarly literature in which the techniques of communication ...

Introduction

The child welfare organizations are objectified on assessing the prevalence of child abuse among the referred cases in order to prevent the occurrence of future abuse among the children who are identified at a high risk of neglect and abuse. The child welfare authorities are also focused on determining the prevalence of assessing the consequent neglect among the children with the history of being abused (Enosh & Bayer-Topilsky, 2014). The assessment by child welfare organizations are incorporated by the risk assessment tools in which the explicit criteria and undeviating approaches are used to derive the results. These results are derived ...

Introduction

Performance enhancement in sports has been a controversial topic over the years. Specifically, sports organizations prefer the utilization of performance enhancement drugs to enhance their efficiency in the sporting activities while other humanitarian and government organizations raise concerns over the negative impacts of these drugs. As such, this paper discusses the negative impacts associated with performance enhancement drugs to the human body and the ethical concerns that emerge from this approach. In many instances, PEDs have been reported to enforce significant resiliency among the users and this is an advantage to sportsmen due to the enhancement of biological functions ...

Gender inequality is a predicament of all women, especially the Muslim women, but musawah, an Islamic movement, is on the right path of rescuing Muslim women from this bondage via encouraging them to make their own interpretation of the Quran- will the movement succeed in bringing gender equality? The musawah movement was coined with the intention of enlightening Muslim women in order to achieve gender equality. The movement has adopted several, relevant, mechanisms that will aid in the achievement of its goal; for example, providing education programs that are intended to enlighten the Muslim women as well as encouraging ...

Q. 1 Dr. King counters the “outside agitator” viewpoint held by the Birmingham clergy by claiming that the affiliates in Birmingham had asked him as well as his staff to engage in a non-violent direct action program if people would appreciate it. According to King, he and his people lived up to their promises. Besides, he distances himself as an outside agitator by claiming that injustice was not only affecting the people of Birmingham, but also people in other cities. Therefore, through organizational ties, he had to help the inhabitants of Birmingham to secure a working solution. Q. 2 ...

There is truly nothing better than curling up in a cozy chair with a snack and a fantastic book. It is easy to get so caught up in parenting, marriage and work that personal time for book exploration is set aside never to be enjoyed. One of the best things for the human soul is to be fed by a nourishing and educationally delicious book. People don’t realize it but they have a set of criteria against which an author’s work can be measured. Ultimately, that criteria determines if it is worthy of time in that cozy chair. Kevin Trudeau’s book ...

In this article, the unique and specific patterns of cultural and genetic diversities of the Native Americans have been identified and this information is used to understand geographic dispersion patterns as well as the relationship between these people. Of these, the Tupi and Je speaker dispersions are the most important ones. Currently a lot of people speak the stock of these two languages. Although the Tupi expansion can be compared to Bantu migration in Africa, very little is known about this event as compared to others. The Je-speaker’s expansion has an equal and even deeper gaps and this study ...

Sheinkin offers a side of Benedict Arnold of which many people are not aware. In the minds of many, Benedict Arnold is a dishonorable traitor, the first of his kind in American history. Even fewer people know of his other characters as a war hero, an individual who was as reckless as he was driven. It is no wonder the author won the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award for Nonfiction in 2011. The author’s approach to writing the book depicts Benedict Arnold as a hero, skillful, treacherous, but in all, a military force during the American Revolution. The audience for which the book ...

Introduction

The life of prominent personalities remains one of the most comprehensive topics focussed on in the field of sociology. This can be accredited to the fact that various prominent personalities played a comprehensive role in bringing about social change in the society. Worth noting is the fact that the traditional society was filled with various societal matter that hundred societal progress. As an example, the traditional society had a less regard for women in the society as evident by the fact that women were discriminated highly. Nonetheless, the emergence of prominent personalities led to mutual change of the society in terms ...

The title of Bruce Bawer’s While Europe Slept is adapted from Winston Churchill’s 1938 book While England Slept, which addressed England’s policy of appeasement towards Hitler’s Germany and a lack of preparation for WWII. Bawer makes a similar argument, asserting that Europe is not taking the threat of militant Islamic fundamentalism seriously enough. He divides the book into three sections, Before 9/11: Europe in Denial, 9/11 and After: Blaming Americans and Jews , and Europe's Weimar Moment: The Liberal Resistance and Its Prospects. The Weimar Republic was the federal republic established in Germany after WW1, which many historians ...

Kolb’s model of experiential learning constitutes a number of elements. They include; taking part in concrete experiences, reflecting other experiences, observing those experiences and applying the acquired knowledge in different situations (Manning 13). David Kolb came up with four unique types of skills that were vital for experiential learning. They are; openness and eagerness to participate in new experiences, observational and reflective skills to provide different dimensions of the views on the new experience, analytical skills for integration of new concepts and decision making skills are integrated into actual practice (14). When creating a training intervention program for employees ...

Admission Essay

SUNY College of Optometry is a vibrant community of engaged student leaders, faculty, and staff members. Please describe how you intend to make strong contributions--and add value to -- the SUNY College of optometry community during your time as an OD student. Please give examples of how you made strong contributions to a particular community in the past. More than anything, my primary goal in life is to help people – I recognize that I cannot do that unless I have the knowledge and skills to do so. One of the things that has attracted me so much to the SUNY College of ...

The Lower Mississippi Valley before 1763” by Daniel H. Usner, Jr. – A Review

Review of the Usner book “Indians, Settlers, & Slaves in a Frontier Exchange Economy:

The Lower Mississippi Valley before 1763” provides a historical perspective on the economic framework of the frontier life among the native people, the settlers, and the Native American slaves of lower the Mississippi Valley in the southeastern part of the British colonies in North America nearly a decade prior to the War of Independence (1992). The author’s argument in writing “Indians, Settlers, & Slaves in a Frontier Exchange Economy: The Lower Mississippi Valley before 1763” intentionally provides an historical account of the French and Spanish ownership of the Louisiana ...

Legal Representation of Mentally Disabled

In this paperwork, I am going to present an overview of the general rights and protections afforded to the mentally disabled. The paperwork will also consist of some of the main difficulties facing advocates for the mentally disabled (both legal and non-legal advocates). Information on civil commitment standards, right to treatment in the least restrictive setting, prediction of dangerous and incarceration of the mentally disabled will also be included in my discussions. As I go through the paperwork; I will be suggesting for the existence of social change in these areas so as to end up with a more accurate ...

Introduction and Thesis

Since decades ago, the media have often offered a comprehensive platform that enhances enlightenment of the public. Even in the contemporary society, the role of the media remains a noble course that is worth sustaining. In fact, the media has evolved into being termed as the fourth branch of the government tasked with the role of advocating for the people’s right to information. It is imperative to note the role of the media in enlightening the public is jeopardized by a wider array of constraints. Many at times, these constraints are concentrated in the internal and the external media environments (Lidsky & ...

American Grace: How Religion Divides and Unites Us was written by Robert Putman and David Campbell. It gives more information about the aspects of religion in America. In this book, the authors give a wide coverage on the different aspects of religion in the past and contemporary American society. They use appropriate sociological methods in the collection, analysis and presentation of data. First and foremost, they give factual information which is based on their own research and that of the other scholars. A part from relying on their own surveys, they use secondary sources from Gallup, the Pew Religious Landscape ...

Everyday Life In Early America

The book ‘Everyday Life in Early America’ by David Hawke is an enlightening book which provides a detailed account of the history of early settlers in the United States of America. the author maintains that the geographic concept including the physical environment is a chief factor which influences the conduct of individuals. He maintained that early settlers came to America in the hope of taking forward their customs and traditions while starting afresh in a foreign land. However, the physical environment brought about certain changes to their traditions and customs. The people slowly began to understand that the only way to survive ...

Barstow is an average-sized municipality situated in the state of California and has seven constituent districts. As per the year 2010 United States census the population of Barstow stood at 22,639. Consequently, the population density was 546.9 people for every square mile. As per the residents, the makeup of Barstow includes a considerably mixed raced people who include the whites, the African Americans, Asians, Native Americans as well as the Hispanics. Around 98 percent of the residents live in family units while some live in non-institutionalized group squatters and some in institutionalized systems. The San Bernardino High Desert communities ...

Introduction

Airline companies are some of the multibillion companies in the world today (Hammonds 2005). Though the investment may seem to be lucrative it comes with a lot of challenges that have to be dealt with and it all start with training. Training are the activities that lead to skilled behavior, it can also be defined as product of good nurturing more especially awareness of precise and the right social behavior(Cascio et al 2008). Some scholars define training different ways and like preparation, grooming, education or breeding. Training of any kind has numerous advantages to the trainee in that it ...

In E.L. Doctorow’s Ragtime, the American Melting Pot is represented by a variety of characters, all of whom experience and communicate with each other in numerous important ways. One of the more fascinating and closely-connected characters in the novel is Evelyn Nesbit, who is told by Emma Goldman early in the novel, “But there are correspondences, you see, our lives correspond, our spirits touch each other like notes in harmony, and in the total human fate we are sisters” (60-61). This sentence sums up the spirit of the book – everyone is connected, and everyone corresponds with each other in ...

Introduction

In a nursing practicum, the nurse is exposed to real world experiences where a nurse takes care of patients, conducts evaluations and assessments. The exercise allows the nurse to develop competencies and readies him/her for work. During my spring semester, I undertook my practicum. Initially, I intended on registering with a facility in California. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, my clinical contract in California was null and voided. Consequently, I had to travel to Wisconsin where I conducted my clinicals. This was very challenging given the abject change in climate. Unlike in California where the climate is hot, Wisconsin was snowy ...

I am a Muslim by faith and follow Islam as my religion. As I was curious about another Abrahamic religion i.e. Judaism, I decided to visit a rabbi and interviewed him regarding his faith. A rabbi is, in fact, a grown-up male who enjoys a very sacred position in the Jewish community as no other male can perform rituals other than him. He acts as a mentor for the Jews (and for anyone who is interested to know about the religion).The interview was an exceptionally informative experience for me as the rabbi informed me regarding a number of things related to Judaism that were ...

On the 13th day of February 2013, I made a visit to Suffolk Superior court. The court has both criminal and civil jurisdiction. For the purposes of this assignment, I visited the criminal section of the court between 1230 hours and 1250 hours, during which time I heard a trial concerning a case involving the violation of copyright law. The case involved the illegal downloading of music from the internet. The accused, a 25 year old man, had pleaded innocent during the arraignment session. The judge had postponed the day which, coincidentally was the day I visited. On this day, much like all ...

Critical pedagogy is a form of education that was initially spearheaded by Paulo Freire. This form of education is designed to equip a given group of people to deal with social or economic systems that inhibit their potential. Critical pedagogy is based on the Marxist concept of analyzing and identifying the reality beyond misleading ideology. The truth unveiled by critical pedagogy is perceived to perpetuate cultural, social and economic dominance of one group of people. The origin and several concepts of critical pedagogy date back to the principles of early philosophers such as Karl Marx and Paulo Freire. Critical pedagogy ...

Introduction

Communication is a vital facet in today's’ social setting. The complexities emergent in the current settings are as a result of divergent contributing factors that entwine to yield an amiable stance. In different cultural settings, there are belief systems that are both emergent and sustained based on different contributing reasons. For example, most cultural festivities are as a result of an incident(s) that happened in the past which individuals and communities hold with high esteem. Such incidences are celebrated mostly with a lot of marrying, pomp and color. However, there is a challenge that emanates from fathoming the origin of a given cultural practice. ...

Practice and theory in social work

Anti-oppressive practice is a theory on social work. It deals with the oppressive activities that take place in the communities, cultures and economies. The main objective of the theory is to abolish oppressive activities. Anti oppressive practice is done by practitioners as well as learners in the social movement, which is managed by women and black people. The theory tries to remove inequalities that are found in the society. Additionally; beyond the discourses’ boundaries, practitioners discover questions that enable people to think about power as well as possibility. The essay below discusses the anti-oppressive theory, how it intersects with race, ...

INTRODUCTION

Society is typically divided into units of families; this social institution is meant to allow parents to raise children in the way they wish, imposing values and discipline upon the children and prepare them for the outside world. As the decades go by and the nature of society changes, families must change as well. There are many sociological theories by which to examine the role of families in society, and the roles of individuals within that family, but some lenses fit better than others. In this essay, we will look at the social institution of family through a functionalist, conflict, ...

Introduction

“Breast cancer is classified by diverse schemata.” Explains; Ivan. &. Lakhmi. (2010) “every phase influence treatment reaction and prognosis. The breast cancer can be categorized in different stages by; pathology, receptor status, grade and the presence. The initial stage (stage 0) is a pre-malignant disease or marker. The second stage (stages 1-3) this are early cancer which is potentially curable. The last stage is called the advanced stage (stage 4) it is also called metastatic cancer. At this stage the cancer is incurable.” (Ivan. &. Lakhmi. 2010)

Ivan & Lakhimi (2010) further explains that “the initial symptom ...

Mozart was born in 1756 and died at the age of 35. This film is both enveloping and enlightening as it gives the story of his life. In order to ensure an exact chronological reconstruction, the film has been written and directed masterfully. The main actors and actresses give rousing performances that captivate the audience. Charles Hazlewood, who is the conductor and admired composer, gives the film an enlightening and insightful aspect (Branagh, 1990).

Story begins with Leopold, Mozart’s father with whom Mozart regularly carried out correspondence. Mozart’s secrets were well known by his father. The voice ...