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- 2011: Academic Discourse Vs. Popular
- ... to the court in cases involving standardized testing." Throughout the journal there are many graphs and statistical charts relating to the articles. The graphs would be understandable to anyone in the psychological field, to a college student like me, it just looks like a bunch of words and numbers in a square. Nothing in the journal stood out and made me want to read on, I could barely keep my concentration ...
- 2012: Case Study For Human Resources
- ... to the high technical nature of the aerospace industry, Walker feels strongly about employees possessing an advanced degree in the field as well as continuing their education and improving their skills through seminars, programs and college courses. Seniority: While seniority remains an important factor, it should not be used as a means to ensure employment. Employees should be aware that they must stay competitive in their field by means of continuing ...
- 2013: Conformity And Obedience
- ... of the authority, and the subordinate is depended upon to meet those goals. Another important study in the area of social roles and obedience is Philip Zimbardo’s “Stanford Prison Experiment.” A group of 21 college men were divided into two groups for a study on group dynamics. Eleven men became “guards” and the other ten “prisoners.” The prisoners were given numbers instead of being allowed to use their names, systematically ...
- 2014: Casinos
- ... Studies indicated poor and working people spend a disproportionate part of their incomes of gambling. Some researchers have called gambling the fastest-growing teenage addiction, with the rate of pathological gambling among high school in college age youth about twice that of adults. In Atlantic City, the lure of gambling is so strong the over 30,000 underage people are either thrown out, or stopped from entering a casino each year ...
- 2015: Cultural Anthropology
- ... still taught all about the different races. There is an entire month dedicated to Black History in schools. Thus, I experienced reverse discrimination, not a privilege for being white. When applying for scholarships upon entering college I was repeatedly turned down only to see a fellow student of a different race, with lower grades, less academic activities, and lower rank receive the scholarship because of their race. Affirmative action allows for ...
- 2016: Charter Schools
- ... twelfth graders, scored below average, on basic skills assessment tests, in the United States ( Finn, Ravitch 22-24 ). News coverage also tends to continuously broadcast that the United States lags behind global peers in pre-college education. For this reason, parents, governments and educators are constantly searching for new ways to improve, and overcome learning obstacles, in education. One of the new concepts emerging is the charter school. In the United ...
- 2017: BUILDING A RADIO EMPIRE-CHANCE
- ... hoovers.com/hoov/press/media.html 10. Media Awareness Network. http://www.media-awareness.ca/eng/indus/main/htm. 11. Neufeldt, Victoria and David B. Guralnik. Websterˇ¦s New World Dictionary of American English: Third College Edition. Cleveland. 1991. Page 913. 12. NewsAlert. Chancellor Media to be Renamed AMFM Inc.; Shareholder Meeting Date Set for July 13th to Vote on Name Changed and Proposed Merger with Capstar. Dallas Business Wire. May ...
- 2018: Becoming A Soldier
- ... difficult. I felt that these are my best years but instead of taking advantage of them I am going to the army. In other countries, when a person reaches eighteen he is usually going to college and "start his life". I on the other hand, was about to do one of the most demanding mission a man can do. I postponed my recruiting day as long as I could in order ...
- 2019: Bilingual Teaching
- ... and problems because some teachers are dishonest and have fraudulent credentials in order to get the paid premium and the job. For instance, the Houston Independent School District once unknowingly recruited teachers that had falsified college degrees and teaching certificates, cheated on competency tests, violated their visas and continued to work in the United States, and spoke no English. Such problems like those that Houston's school district face, make finding ...
- 2020: Bring Back Flogging
- ... as opposed to flogging them in public only to release them back on the street with an intensified vengeance. Studies have shown that many criminals better themselves in prison such as getting a high school, college diploma ,or even trade degrees. To say that a stint in prison is a sign of manhood or a status symbol for many inmates is a matter of opinion. Jacoby’s report about the high ...
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