Comparing Value-Based Higher Education System in India with 6 Countries

 Higher education system in India: A comparative study Higher education system is essential for national, social and economic development øf the country. There is å need øf value based higher education system which empowers youth for self sustainability by inculcating employment skills and hence reducing poverty. India’s higher education system is the third largest … Read more

How B. F Skinner Used Operant Conditioning to Motivate Behavior

 When thinking of operant conditioning, the first name people usually think of is B.F. Skinner or Burrhus Federic Skinner. Operant conditioning is a way of learning that is achieved though reward or punishment for a specific behavior. B.F Skinner was the founder of this method and it came after the famous classical conditioning. Skinner … Read more

Critically Analyzing State Intervention Motivations in 19th-Century Britain: Workers Rights, Economy, Humanitarianism and Public Health

 Paste youCritically analyse the motivating factors for state intervention in the 19th century in Britain. During the 19th century, Britain was experiencing an industrial revolution. Previously, Britain was mainly agricultural, with most of its population living in rural towns and villages, and working with their families on small farms or in the marketplace . … Read more

Safeguarding Children’s Welfare: 9 Core Values & 3 Principles for Service Provision

 There are nine values and three principles that underpin the service we provide for our children and young people. One key value is that the child’s welfare is paramount. Principles: In accordance with the Children’s Order 1995. My setting endeavours to safeguard the welfare of all children, by protecting them from physical, sexual and … Read more

How Gucci Used Innovation and Risk-Taking to Resurface as a Luxury Retail Leader

 Gucci gang, Gucci gang, Gucci gang (Gucci gang!) How did Gucci gain a following rapid enough to incite rappers and consumers alike to promote their brand? In an industry where trends are fleeting, sustaining healthy profit margins is no easy feat. This difficulty is exacerbated when even more shifts are occurring. Evolving consumer demographics … Read more

Are there sufficient checks and balances for democratic legitimacy in the European Union?

 “Are there sufficient institutional checks and balances, and avenues for representation of citizens to ensure democratic legitimacy in the European Union?” Introduction In 1950, the Shuman Plan was adopted, providing the foundations for a European Coal and Steel Community, which aimed to promote peace through economic and political cooperation, in the wake of two … Read more

Investigating How America’s Penal System Affects the Nation and Its Reform Options

 To what extent is America’s state and federal penal system affecting the nation, and how can it be reformed? As a result of governmental action in the past, the ethical implications of incarceration have been called into question due to the economic and evident prisoners-health consequences that arise from not implementing positive reform policies. … Read more

The extraordinary life of William Dampier

 The Story of William Dampier   The short yet spectacular story of William Dampier was well envisioned in this podcast. The narrator, Matt Albers, did a splendid job in retaining the important details and aspects of Dampier’s life, which not only established but instilled my fascination and curiosity in the age of piracy. In this … Read more

Investigation the Economic Divide in the U.S.: Wealth, Poverty, Communism and Capitalism

 Wealth, Poverty, and the Economic Divide Inequality has always been an issue around the world, and the United States of America (U.S.) is no exception. The economic inequality throughout the U.S. has the top one percent of the population owning half of the world’s wealth, while the poorest fifty percent of the population own … Read more