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I believe that The No Child Left Behind Act is an effective policy because it can be used to improve the welfare and rights protection of children; it can definitely lead to a more organized system of educating children who are at a disadvantaged situation; and lastly, it can present a more even playing field, at least in terms of education for children with disability and normal children who go to school.
The No Child Left Behind Act, or what is more famously known as the NCLB is one of the most recently ratified laws that is based on Continue reading...

GFI is an IT solution provider for businesses. The company's website provides a wide range of products from e-mail and messaging, network and security solutions, to virtual business management applications such as GFI Events Manager, GFI Archiver and GFI FaxMaker Online (GFI). GFI's website is notably simple, presentable and informative. Content and layout both contribute to website's character. The website incorporates different sections each contributing to content's as well as layout's overall presentability. Of particular interest is GFI's blogging section (GFI Blog). Blog content and layout is fairly straightforward. Contributions are listed chronologically, condensed and well archived. Six expert Continue reading...

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Many countries in the world have compulsory military service usually for 18-year-olds that lasts for a period of one to three years. Services performed range from combat roles to logistic and intelligence roles. Countries such as US grapple with the issue of draft because proponents believe that it increase the military strength and develops the strength of a character youth but opponents state that it risks breeding militarism. As for me I believe that compulsory training is very crucial to US as a country because its pros overweight cons. It’s something that we should consider embracing in these Continue reading...

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The onset of women’s suffrage begun to take root back in 1840s after a movement was formulated from the women’s rights campaign for their legal right to vote in United States. However, it was until 1869 that the pioneering suffrage organizations in that country wereestablished. These contending organizations were led by Elizabeth Candy Stanton and Susan B. Anthony while the other one was led by Lucy Stone. After years of severe rivalry, the two organizations joined hands and formed one organization named National American Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA) headed by Susan B. Anthony in 1890.Suffragists had Continue reading...

There should be certain age restrictions regarding the usage of internet. Along with its millions of positive points, it has lots of negative implications on the minds of the young too. In a survey carried out by Microsoft, they found out that the average age at which parents allow their children to access the internet is as low as eight years old. Almost 29% parents allowed their off springs an unsupervised access to the mobile phone, whereas for computers it was as high as 40% (Wilson, 2015). The number of children using the social networking sites as a means Continue reading...

The foundation of every religion is the belief, which as a religious experience, underlying in its basis, can not be theorized. The arguments pro and con the existence of God were proposed by the philosophers, theologians and scientists for thousands of years. Each view had the right to exist and to be justified, this was proof that ‘all are equal before God.’ Currently, in the philosophical terminology, these issues are addressed in the framework of the epistemology - the theory of knowledge, and ontology - the nature of being (Hick, 1964).
In the world's religions and philosophical systems, God Continue reading...

According to the tales of Homer, the Greek gods played a significant role in determining the destiny of humanity. There may be no greater example of this in the Iliad besides the death of Hector. Achilles chases Hector around and around the entire city of Troy, making three entire circuits around the fortifications. Zeus holds a golden balance between the interests of Achilles (whom Athena favors) and Hector (whom Apollo favors). When the balance finally turns toward Athena and Achilles, she instantly zips to the side of Achilles and tricks Hector in to turning and fighting. Hector is the Continue reading...

Mankind’s fear of abandonment, which begins the very moment a human being is born, is carried in the heart of every woman. The outer shell of ethnicity, social status, or occupation is merely a disguise for the same fear within. Control is the means by which every woman attempts to deny the existence of this fear while extinguishing its debilitating effects. Instead of feeling a slave to man’s affections and the security only he can offer, a woman can deny their attraction to men and choose homosexuality; she can lose herself in work and attain power and Continue reading...

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The progressive policies enacted by the Singaporean government towards pre-school education in the Heartlands are a pointer to the authorities’ effort to enhance equity and equality. The policy as overseen by the Ministry of Education since 2013 had the main intent of introducing fifteen government-run kindergartens in the Heartlands. The policy was further complemented by the Ministry for Social and Family Development’s decision to fund the program in order to make pre-school education. Known as KiFAS (Kindergarten Fee Assistance Scheme) the program was established with the main aim of subsiding pre-school education for the middle and low-income families Continue reading...

Plato’s Apology is one of the foremost works on philosophy that showcase the philosophical thought of those time periods. The background of this dialogue is the trial of Socrates wherein his detractors feel that he should be put to death for not believing in the official Gods believed in by the state and for corrupting the youth. In the particular dialogue under consideration, Socrates attempts to pacify and console his supporters and friends that death may indeed be better than expected. This paper will begin by explaining Socrates’ argument and in doing so will arrive at the conclusion Continue reading...