American History

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  • Education In The Ninetieth Century

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    to the people and these countries objective achieve in short term. Asian people in the process earn the chance to study the literature of the Europeans. They become to know about their rights. Countless got inspired by the French revolution and American revolutions. People of Asian countries got the chance to visit the European countries, where they observed the advancement of these countries that are more ahead than their countries. When these people return from their visit they share their experienced

  • Essay On Greek Culture

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    Before traveling to Greece, one must familiarize themselves with the culture, history, and food in order to navigate the culture efficiently. As I packed for my trip to Greece last week, I realized that I knew nothing about these three key things. I tried to search on Google, but did not get anywhere with that. The culture, history, and food have continued to change and thrive in Greece. [Add more] The culture of Greece includes the foundation of the language, gender-roles, and religious practices

  • Truck Art Analysis

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    mundane realities of ordinary lives, a desperation for a desired Utopia – the promised land. Option 3: Intro / Strip: Unlike any other existing vernacular art forms or vanity based vehicular modifications, Pakistani truck art is more about culture, history and traditions of the drivers, narrating dreams and stories

  • Pros And Cons Of Face To Face Learning

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    Is online learning as good as face to face learning “Fifty-seven percent of academic leaders rated the learning outcomes in online education as the same or superior to those in face-to face. That number is now sixty-seven percent, a small but noteworthy increase” (Allen & seaman, Going the distance :online education in the United states,2011, November 2011).Many people they prefer face to face learning because they thinking they will get more information and understanding more than online learning

  • The Bargaining Model Of War

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    War is a condition or a state of armed conflict between different communities or nations. Among its features is death rate, the distraction of property and aggression with the use of regular or irregular military forces which are heavily armed. An absence of war is normally referred to as peace. It has been argued that war arises from socio-cultural and economic factors.Other arguments state that war arises from universal and ancestral aspects of humankind’s nature and life (Doyle, 1997). Wars

  • Cultural Factors Of Indian Nationalism

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    4. RELIGIOUS FACTOR The fourth chapter of this book contains the religious fact or that makes the Muslims as nation. In Indian nationalism religion plays important role in order to strengthen the Muslim nation and nationalism. Because of religion divided the nation according to their culture and habits. In India the Hindu to replace British-Raj with Hindu-Raj the purpose of this Hindu and Congress wanted to impose their ideology and philosophy on other nations that live in India. In fact in Gandhi

  • Language Questionnaire In Hindi

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    Questionnaire: The researcher has prepared two Questionnaires, one for principals and one for teachers who teach Hindi in school. The details of the Questionnaire are explained as below: 1. Questionnaire for Principal: To keep in mind first objective Questionnaire was prepared carefully. Investigator framed Questions include open ended and close ended to get data from Principal. 2. Questionnaire for Teacher: To keep in mind second and third objectives of the present study investigator prepared Questionnaire

  • Strengths And Weaknesses In Teaching And Learning

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    Based on the lesson, there are some strength and weaknesses that can be analysed. As for the strengths, during the set induction stage, the teacher used a variety of pictures of different places for holidays in Malaysia to be shown to pupils. This method used by the teacher is effective because by using the picture, pupils will be excited to share their experience going for a holiday with their friends. Wright (1989) states that pictures are very important in helping students to retell experiences

  • External Factors: Why I Want To Become A Teacher

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    Whenever I am asked why I want to become a teacher several images stream to my mind. First, there is this one student sitting in the back of the room, who they call “the problem kid”. This is the kid “who cannot sit still” who is always talking out, getting distracted and distracting others. Then there is the “lazy” student who gives up on homework assignments and readings not because he doesn’t want to learn but because completing the assignment takes him double the time it takes other students

  • The Pros And Cons Of Elearning

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    In the last decade, eLearning has made commendable progress and one cannot deny the fact the concept of eLearning is indeed a new revolution in the world of education. Although the people who run traditional schools get rather concerned by the news yet if one looks more closely, eLearning does not intend to remove the traditional methods of learning. In fact, eLearning aims to provide as a supplement for the traditional method by being an option for the cases in which an individual cannot opt for