During the covid-19 outbreak, the world quickly changed. The pandemic suddenly closes the doors and windows in our houses and brings us to the deepest corner to protect ourselves. The schools had been permanently closed and it was a big loss for us students. The pandemic not only caused a shift in learning set-up from physical to digital but it has also compelled many Filipino students to let go of their dreams of finishing their studies. The sudden situation loses...
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Over the years, according to new research, unauthorized immigration levels have decreased. Illegal immigration alludes to the relocation of individuals into a nation infringing upon the migration laws of that nation, or the proceeded with the living arrangement of individuals without the legitimate ideal to live in that nation. Unlawful migration will, in general, be monetarily upward, from less fortunate to more extravagant nations.“There were 10.5 million unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. in 2017, representing 3.2% of the total U.S....
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Electronic monitoring and parole are an ingrained part of the toolkit of criminal justice, but astoundingly little is known regarding the conditions under which it is effective. Efforts to upsurge the intensity of supervision for crime- and cost-saving aims have produced diverse outcomes at best. This paper will assess the best correctional program to use, along with the best method a correctional officer can use to determine the effectiveness of a program. Intensive supervision probation or parole (ISP) is an...
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Yes, I had the manners of Hrothgar and Beowulf. Nowadays, people want to elect politicians as their leaders to do good things for nations, their countries, and their beloved world. But what is it that needs to be a good leader? We see a great number of leaders around us. But there are very few leaders like King Hrothgar and Beowulf. So our generation or coming future generations should learn and take lessons from them. So again what are the...
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Introduction Jonathan Edwards, a prominent preacher during the First Great Awakening, delivered one of the most influential sermons in American history, titled "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God." This sermon, delivered in 1741, remains a classic example of persuasive and emotional religious oratory. Edwards' words portrayed a wrathful and vengeful God, holding humanity above the flames of Hell by a slender thread of mercy. In this essay, we will delve into the significance of the sermon, its theological...
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Introduction Laurie Halse Anderson's novel "Speak" is a poignant and unforgettable story that delves into the inner world of a teenage girl named Melinda Sordino. Published in 1999, the book addresses significant themes such as the power of silence, the struggles of adolescence, the importance of communication, and the enduring strength found within oneself. Set in the halls of Merryweather High School, the narrative begins with Melinda's freshman year, a period fraught with the weight of a traumatic incident. Struggling...
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Introduction In today's fast-paced digital age, libraries stand as beacons of knowledge and community. As timeless institutions, they have undergone profound transformations to remain relevant. This essay explores the importance of libraries, their invaluable uses, and why they continue to hold a unique place in the hearts and minds of individuals worldwide. Importance of Libraries Libraries play a pivotal role in fostering intellectual growth and lifelong learning. They offer a vast array of resources, ranging from traditional books to cutting-edge...
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A personal understanding of one’s own identity begins to develop the moment we are born. Our identity is molded by our surroundings and the values that are present in our homes. Having an identity relates to the sense that we need to feel like we belong. Everyone in the world wants and almost needs to feel accepted and “at home” with a particular group. There are two short stories that express the major influences on how culture shapes one’s identity;...
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Jamestown and New England were two different settlements that the English colonizers hereby the people were looking for either land, opportunities, or jobs. Similarities between Jamestown and New England Both settlements were formed by English immigrants who moved from their homeland either due to political, economic, religious, or social reasons. The migrants wanted better opportunities that were becoming scarce in their country. The English empire was expanding, and migrants either who came to New England or Jamestown were all part...
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The people waiting outside for their day in the RTIA studio are sharp. They come bearing their birth certificates, certificates of employment, various proofs of their suffering, and a deep understanding of systemic oppression. It's easy to argue why such a formula is unhealthy for any society, for it is trial by publicity. Instant justice; is one that's fallible, extralegal, and prone to abuse. It makes a spectacle out of suffering. It infects the general population with the idea that...
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It is often said that history is filled with “what ifs”. What if this was never discovered? What if this land was never conquered? What if this leader never ruled? There are three people who I think if they had not existed, or accomplished what they did, would have changed Western civilization as we know it today. The three people I am going to discuss are Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and Constantine. The achievements of these three great rulers...
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Happiness is a common feeling of human beings. 'Happiness is a state of mind,' said Walt Disney, It's just according to the way you look at things.' People often view happiness in different ways and the states can always change depending on how they react to it. Personally, the thing that gives me joy is a happy life. To obtain a happy life I need to focus on the positive, have a healthy relationship with people, and enjoy little things....
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The author analyses why Brutus’ obsession with honor and how it is “called into question by the action of the play” while exploring the character's reasons for using certain rhetorical methods. Having sensed Brutus's 'passions of some difference' regarding Caesar as a potential tyrant, Cassius proposes, like an honest mirror, to reveal Brutus's 'hidden worthiness' to him (1.2.57). He concretizes the names of Caesar and Brutus as capable of being weighed and compared (1.2.142-47). Among other things, Brutus's honor encompasses...
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Proper and good education is very important, it is the fundamental requirement of every individual. Education improves our knowledge and amplifies our personality. The more knowledge we gain the more opportunities will open up to allow individuals to achieve better possibilities in career and personal growth. Education is the reason our world is the way it is today. Many inventions had been made by so many great minds whose purpose is to make our life always better than before. Education...
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Current Health State and Behaviour I view health as a combination of physical and mental fitness. My opinion is that ‘good health’ would suggest a person is physically and mentally well. When thinking about somebody who is healthy, I think of somebody who eats healthy foods, drinks plenty of water, exercises regularly, avoids alcohol and cigarettes, and has a fit state of mind. I think that well-being is related to comfort and happiness; this can be affected by health and...
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If there is no responsibility, nothing in life can be fully utilized. If it is difficult for people to take responsibility for their actions because they believe that they will not face any consequences. Responsibility is the responsibility of the individual or the department for the concept of responsibility. The performance of a particular activity o As a result, for example, when an employee is tasked with ensuring the smooth progress of the project and knows that he will be...
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The purpose of this research paper is to analyze the growth and development of the newly formed United States of America. It will briefly discuss any events leading up to the production and authorization of the Articles of Confederation and the United States of America Constitution. Various components of the Constitution that apply directly to the executive leadership and Congress will also be addressed and applied to events that took place during the presidency of philosopher, diplomat, and Founding Father,...
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500+ Words Essay on Slavery Introduction Slavery stands as a dark chapter in human history, particularly concerning the United States. The institution of slavery had a profound impact on the nation, shaping its social, economic, and political landscapes. This essay will delve into the impact of slavery, explore the reasons behind its occurrence in the United States, and question how the government and people allowed such a dehumanizing system to persist. Impact of Slavery The impact of slavery on the...
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Ralph Waldo Emerson once declared that “Life is a journey, not a destination”. This recurring idea can be found throughout numerous works of literature. These pieces are conveying the message that one should focus on what they gain from their experiences, rather than living for the goal. In The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, the author presents a comparable idea through the use of Personal Legends and a treasure that one can find at the destination of their journey. The most...
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There is no doubt that we cannot replace plastic completely, but we need to find a way to manage it. If everyone starts recycling, it can benefit not only mammals but us as well. It will help reduce land and water pollution. A lot of plastic ends up directly in the environment, breaking down into small portions, polluting our soil and water, and contributing to the ocean's Great Garbage Patches (Guern 2019). So, not only that but recycling helps creates...
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The excerpt from Nectar in a Sieve and “Marriage Is a Private Affair” demonstrate the negative and the positive influences of modern ideas and modern ways on traditional cultures. To begin with, one of the pronounced positive influences of modern ways on traditional cultures in the excerpt from Nectar in a Sieve is the medical expertise that is more advanced and effective than the traditional method of seeking aid by prayers which was demonstrated unsuccessful by Rukmani herself. Kenny, an...
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When you hear the name Shakespeare what do you think of? Do you think he was overrated or do you think he was a great established writer? At first, I thought he was overrated and didn’t want to study him and his work. Only after studying have I realized that he is very important to our history. Even though he passed away over 400 years ago we are still studying him but why? Shakespeare is a mastermind who has helped...
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Oceans are large expanses of water that expand across more of the Earth’s surface than land. In recent decades, a surplus of harmful human activities has adversely affected marine ecosystems by increasing ocean pollution. Ocean pollution is the spread of harmful toxins and debris throughout ocean waters, which negatively affects surrounding ecosystems. Increasing ocean pollution influences the formation of dead zones lethally affects marine animals, and harmfully affects human health. Dead zone areas are a direct result of ocean pollution...
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By masquerading as an autobiography, Robinson Crusoe attempts to blur the lines between fact and fiction. Although written by Daniel Defoe, the novel’s first edition credits the fictitious and titular Robinson Crusoe as the story’s true author. In order to add validity to the claim of Crusoe acting as the work’s author, Defoe crafts an entire preface featuring a fake letter from an editor praising “Crusoe’s” narrative as absolute fact. “The Story is told with Modesty, with Seriousness, and with...
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Lord of the Flies written by William Golding is a novel that tells a story about a group of English school boys who find themselves stranded on an island without any adult supervision. From the start, it is quite evident that there are some distinct personality differences between the boys on the island. Because of this, the batch of boys experience different challenges whilst they are stranded on the island which results in numerous conflicts betwixt the boys. Eventually, there...
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Creative writing can be defined as writing that imaginatively expresses ideas and thoughts (YourDictionary.com). Creative writing can be designated into three types which are fictional prose, non-fictional prose, and poetry. In this assignment, I will give my creative response to ‘Manjhi Moves a Mountain’ by Nancy Churnin, which is prose non-fiction, and poetry written by Shakespeare, Sonnet 18. ‘Manjhi Moves a Mountain’ by Nancy Churnin is a true story of one man’s endeavor who, after failing to bring his wife...
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Pride comes in all shapes and sizes. It could be the feeling of a parent whose child graduates from college or using pride to help uplift one's self-confidence and esteem by reflecting an intrinsically motivating “can do” attitude. To some degree, every living being needs pride, but when this self-confidence is so overwhelming that it blinds the person to the truth, it prevents one from making the right decisions and ultimately leads to their downfall. This type of pride creates...
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Using at least two examples from the module materials in Block 1, explain what you think is interesting about this way of understanding childhood. The child psychology perspective focuses on the mind and behavior of children from birth to adolescence, on how, when, and why children develop the way they do. Some of the key aspects that contribute to the study of child psychology are: Cognitive development: This aspect of child psychology tries to understand how much children learn, how...
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Homer was a Greek epic poet and supposedly the author of The Iliad and The Odyssey which are thought to be composed sometime between 750 and 650 BC. In Homer’s Iliad, the characters Sarpedon (mortal son of Zeus) and Patroklos (companion of Achilles) who both die noble and heroic deaths are commemorated with the grandest burials, whilst in Homer’s Odyssey, the character Elpenor (youngest companion of Odysseus) was given a much smaller burial. Sarpedon, who was killed in battle by...
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Predicting tropical storms is a very difficult job, primarily because storms can very easily change course in a matter of hours. Tropical storms are low-pressure wind systems that form over tropical oceans and have hurricane-force winds. They form roughly between 5 and 30 degrees north and south of the equator, where temperatures are about 26.5 degrees Celsius. The air above the ocean moves in a convection current upwards, causing low pressure. As it cools, the air condenses and forms clouds,...
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