“Africa is an article of faith. I believe in this continent”. Recently, newspapers such as The Economist or the BBC have flooded their magazine with titles on Africa everywhere, calling it “the hopeful continent” or the “future breadbasket of the world”. But is Africa really rising, or are we being too optimistic? Economically, demographically, geographically, technologically, and socially, Africa has truly been growing, but maybe yet not enough to be considered as “rising”, as many inequalities, corruption
Related Literature In this part, the review of related literature is discussed for an organized justification and analysis of the information. Teacher’s Job Performance. Teacher plays a vital role in the society, classroom and character building of the children. (Malik Et Al, 2011) A teacher becomes a good teacher when he is sincere to his profession and fulfills his duties with great enthusiasm and shoulders all his duties and responsibilities with full commitment. The classroom teacher is responsible
been physically assaulted by a partner at some time in their lives.Elder abuse, another part of this subject, is a growing problem. Elder mistreatment is defined as intentional actions that cause harm or create a serious risk of harm to a vulnerable elder by a caregiver or other person who stands in a trust relationship to the elder. It is estimated that one to two million people age sixty-five and above are injured, exploited, or otherwise mistreated. The abuse includes placing elders under guardianship
effectively. Neo-liberalism goes beyond classical liberalism by embracing market fundamentalism since state interference in the market mechanism contributes to poor economic performance. It results in a world dominated by unregulated markets, where “inequality and private power shape the social order,” Classical liberalism arose along with the Enlightenment movement of the late 17th and the 18th centuries which proclaimed reason as the foundation of individual freedom. Enlightenment thinkers like John