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Impacts of corporal punishment on student motivation and discipline
How to motivate and when to intervene with students is among the many challenges that teachers face when handling young students. It should be noted that the teachers serve as the "second parents" of the students, especially when inside the school premises.
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Sexualization of female athletes in sports media and marketing
Sex Appeal to Market our Athletes? Women are performing very well in sports. Since women have become part in the world of "sports" and/or athletics, the capabilities of women are becoming continuously noticeable.
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Reconceptualizing adolescent literacy in the digital age
Adolescent literacy has started to be reconsidered by teachers and researchers. The focus on adolescent literacy may be explained in two ways:
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Shelley's defense of poetry against charges of immorality and didacticism
One of the foundational defenses within Percy Bysshe Shelley's A Defense of Poetry is that poetry cannot be judged as if it were a moral statement by its author.
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Erich Fromm's psychological analysis of freedom and fascism
One of the most essential aspects of humankind is the ability to be independent and free to make personal decisions and action, as long as they are within the laws of the society. This capability clearly separates humans from other animals.
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Stephen Dedalus's relationships and isolation in Joyce's Ulysses
To say that Ulysses by James Joyce is complex would be an understatement. Joyce is known for his rich characters and the creation of conflict through tensions in relationships. The relationships that Joyce explores are not always between two people.
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Defining juvenile delinquency and rising crime rates in America
What is delinquency? In legal terminology juvenile delinquency refers to "...behavior of children and adolescents that in adults would be judged criminal under law. "("Juvenile Delinquency," 2004)
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Economic impact of immigration on the United States economy
The United States is a nation of immigrants. This is undisputed. But what has been the impact of migration on the U.S. economy? Are there applicable the same trends that were applicable in the 1980s when an important pro-migration movement was born?
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Native American influence on American English vocabulary
American society evolved through the interactions of many different cultures and peoples who came to America to make a new life. Our language today is the result of blending that occurred as these immigrants tried to communicate and conduct their daily business.
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Immigration policy and Taiwan's economic development strategy
Taiwan was initially inhabited by the people of Malay-Polynesian descent. The migration of the people from China, and foreign aggression of Dutch compelled those early inhabitants to move into mountains. The country was exposed to the international community by Dutch navigator on a Portuguese ship.