Aristotle’s Conception of Soul: A Philosophical Perspective

 Paste your essay in here…Fabian Sanchez Dr. Edelman PHIL 3318 07 March. 2018 Aristotle’s Conception of Soul Many philosophers throughout history have theorized the soul and if it truly exists.  Two of the most influential philosophers known were Plato and Aristotle.  These philosophers both supported the belief in a soul for all living organisms. … Read more

Why China can’t replace the United States as the next world superpower

 With the offset of the American abdication, a resounding effect has commenced on the international community where a number of people have come to believe that China will replace The United States as a hegemony. While this theory does have its affirmative backing, it does not stand economically, financially or politically.   ECONOMIC SECTOR … Read more

Implications: Pursuit of Wealth – The Rich Can Own Private Property, but the Rest Cannot

 Implications: Pursuit of Wealth In todays world, money has become an obsession. Most everyone dreams of they day they can own a home, buy an expensive car, travel, purchase expensive clothes, etc. Today we are obsessed with having as much money as possible and thinking that is what defines happiness and success. While it … Read more

The Debate Over Whether Humans are Born with the Instinct and Possibility to Rape Other Humans

 Every ninety-eight seconds an American is sexually assaulted. That’s thirty-six people every hour, eight hundred eighty-one in twenty-four hours, and three hundred twenty-one thousand, seven hundred ninety-five in one year. The idea that humans are born with the instinct and possibility to rape other humans has been a controversial debate with those who believe … Read more

Classical Philosophy and the Importance of Virtue: A Comparison of Plato’s Meno and Augustine’s On Free Choice of the Will

 One theme that appears to be prevalent throughout classical philosophy is the importance of virtue and how one can obtain it.  Much of Plato’s Meno and Augustine’s On Free Choice of the Will discusses each philosopher’s thought process on how virtue is gained and how one could be more virtuous than another.  In fact, … Read more

Gordon Allport: Founder of Personality and His Criteria for Psychological Health

 Gordon Allport was an American psychologist, who is one of the first psychologist to focus on the study of personality. Allport discovered and classifies over fifty definitions of personality, and emphasized on an individual’s traits and their influence on behavior. Allport defined personality to be” the dynamic organization within the individual of those psychophysical … Read more

Effective Team Management and Leadership in the Workplace

 Managing a successful team within a place of work takes not only great skill and organisation, but also requires leadership and management qualities to help keep staff motivated which in turn keeps a business running efficiently. As well as managing staff, the manager of a company needs to consider competition from the market, and … Read more

Reducing Disciplinary Disparities in Fresno Unified School District

 Fresno Unified School District. Within the Fresno Unified School District suspension and expulsion rates have also decreased over the past five years as teachers and administrators have worked to provide intervention for student miss-behavior, rather than enforcing out-of-school suspension. Additionally, The California Endowment awarded Central Valley schools a two-year grant worth $504,182 to promote … Read more

Developing Effective Leadership Qualities in Practice

 The Profession and Leadership Qualities in Practice Leadership is the ability to develop a vision for change, which leads to improvement in outcome for learners based on shared values and robust evaluation of evidence of current practice and outcome. Leaders create and model standards of excellence, standing for relentless pursuit and completion of action … Read more

Juanita High School DECA Chapter Hosts Annual Hopelink Food Drive

 Executive Summary: History: For 14 years now, Juanita High School’s DECA chapter has hosted an annual Hopelink Food drive to collect food and cash donations for the non-profit and Washington based Hopelink organization.  It’s an event that promotes community involvement and supports Hopelink in their many branched efforts to support the homeless community in … Read more