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Sam Hagar, Practice Director, Waggoner Edstrom -- Los Angeles

The January 2010 shooting death of United States Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in Tucson, Arizona was undoubtedly tragic. Many condolences have gone out to the families of the deceased, to their friends and to all of…

The Process of Enculturation: A Survey of Myself

What concepts in the articles of Boudon (2001) and Eskensberger (2001) can current instructors apply in an adult education program?

¶ … consent should be emphasized, rather than the forms and documentation relating to them. This means that competent human participants should be taken through a process that ensures their informed consent prior to…

It does appear that some of the results of the children are statistically significant when looking at the different between what the school district says and what the NIM says. However, the average BMI of 25.5 versus…

Social, Economic, and Political Implications

¶ … innovative designs, I would design the research around customer reactions to these designs. The products already exist in Europe, so they could be sent to the U.S. For testing. Consumers could be exposed in person…

This paper discusses the book "The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration" by author Isabel Wilkerson. One of three African Americans discussed in the book is a woman named Ida Mae Glaston who travels to Chicago with her family to escape the racism and prejudices of the American south. More than 6 million African Americans fled the south between 1910 and 1970.

This paper is about the differences that exist between the purpose of education and practices of the adult education. A case study has been discussed in this paper to explain why it has become important for the adult trainers to change their old fashioned styles of teaching so that those who graduate can become effective contributors of the society by being able to tackle the problems of the local industry through the skills they have acquired during their education.