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After reading watching a film by Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber called The Butterfly Effect once more I went to smoke my usual cigarette before sleep and suddenly discovered a new side of this film. For those who didn’t see the film I can say in few words its main idea. The main character got an ability to go back to past and to change some episodes of his life. And every time he changed a little episode his whole life took a completely different direction. It reflects the main idea of Chaos Theory which states that even a light move of butterfly wing in one part of the world can cause a destructive hurricane in another part of the world (Edward N. Lorenz).  I think it means that all events in our world are connected and every event causes a chain of other events. It’s an interesting theory and I seem to believe it but my essay is not about this. In that film the man got a chance to correct his mistakes made in past to improve his current life. (more…)

My approach to teaching stems from two beliefs: the first is that learning is a shared responsibility between student and teacher- both parties have to actively participate in the educational process; and the second is that different students have different mentalities and hence different perceptions of what a teacher has to say. In any field of study it stands true that no matter how lucid a teacher’s explanation is, some students will not grasp the concept forthwith. Mathematics is no different, in fact it is more so. (more…)

Philosophy had been studied for countless centuries by great people, wise men, and common people. It is not because they have to construct what philosophy is and its importance to humanity and the world as a whole, but to make its existence concrete and become usable to where it is ought to be used. The concept of philosophy is abstract and even before the existence of the humanity and the world, it was already there. Its idea was laid down in words through time to be used by people for the coming ages. But its usefulness and significance still depends how we absorb and utilize them. (more…)

If I conducted a survey that asked whether money was still effective as a workplace motivator, I would get more “yes” answers than “no” answers. That is not a speculative conclusion since money is still very much sought after in this country. However, as more research is done, the evidence shows that money is not that powerful a motivational tool. This essay will present both sides of the argument. Then it will offer a conclusion for one side over the other. (more…)

It happens to everyone.  You meet someone unexpectedly, fall in love, and spend all your free time with them and then the unthinkable happens.  The person, who you gave your heart to, ripped it out of your chest and squashed it.  Your relationship is suddenly over and you find yourself listening to your soul mate ramble on how it is “not you,” it’s them.    You feel yourself losing control of your life and even ask yourself, “How do I move on?”  Don’t beat yourself up, you can and WILL get through this heartache.  Maybe you just need a little help to get started. (more…)

According to a study conducted by The Conference Board, 40% of workers feel disconnected from their employers. Two out of every three workers do not identify or feel motivated to drive their employer’s business goals and objectives. Twenty-five percent of employees are “just showing up to collect a paycheck” (The Conference Board). Statistics like these imply that people seeking jobs are not getting what they need for long-term job satisfaction. “Rapid technological changes, rising productivity demands and changing employee expectations have all contributed to the decline in job satisfaction,” says Lynn Franco, Director of The Conference Board’s Consumer Research Center. “As large numbers of baby boomers prepare to leave the workforce, they will be increasingly replaced by younger workers, who tend to be as dissatisfied with their jobs, but have different attitudes and expectations about the role of work in their lives. This transition will present a new challenge for employers.” (more…)

Turkey occupies a pivotal region in the world. A bridge between Asia and Europe, half in the Middle East and half in Eastern Europe, Turkey is caught between two worlds, struggling to join one without letting go of the old. But joining Europe means breaking barriers and letting go of the past, something Turkey, with a rich history, is reluctant to do. The incentive of becoming a European Union member is a high one, however, that is pushing Turkey away from its past and towards the democratic future. The predictors for democracy – asset specificity, the strength of the wealthy, the level of inequality, and the level of outside threat – show that the nation’s internal circumstances appear ripe for change, and combined with the EU incentive, Turkey appears to be headed toward increased democratization and becoming the first predominantly Muslim nation to join the EU. (more…)

In what ways have ethnic minority children in Britain and the USA been discriminated against in the education system because of their use of language? To what extent can bilingual/bidialaectal education benefit these children?

While the link between language and educational advantage has been well-established, the efficacy of the various strategies designed to address this issue have been the subject of much debate. Dialects used by West Indian and African American students were traditionally classified as inferior forms of English and thus viewed as a problem rather than an asset or resource in the classroom, which resulted in an unfortunate history of biased educational processes that tended to discriminate against the use of such non-standard English by ethnic minority children. (more…)

Safe schools are schools that ensure that they are taking all safety measures in according to requirements of the Schools Commission. In order to ensure safety in school the schools need to build capacity that will support safety. The schools also have to communicate to students clear and direct messages about what is acceptable and what is not acceptable in school, in case of students breaking the school regulations then the school administration is supposed to make sure that the student adheres to the rules, and the rules are supposed to be enforced consistently by the school authorities. Emphasis on student responsibilities is important. In accountability it is important also that the students should be taught critical thinking techniques to enable the students to consider carefully their decisions. (more…)

Advertising is likely to form a major part of your overall marketing strategy. You need to take an analytical approach to decide your objectives, these objectives will determine exactly where and when you advertise. There will inevitably be an element of trial and error: advertising can and does work in the right context for some people, but fails for others.

Assuming your market research concludes that there is a genuine market for the product or service you are planning to advertise, there are five main elements to a successful advertising campaign. (more…)