academic support to students The latest study discovers that students in college frequently do not acquire academic support advantages that might assist them in obtaining the students to graduation. The achievement of the agenda conclusion can center on whether colleges put further mandatory learners’ necessities, besides, to fall the students’ confidence in making offerings of academic support non-compulsory. However, the study found that relatively few learners take benefit from the contributions. The results powerfully propose that extra college learners might put out of remedial courses. The courses would hasten the path of the students to a credential. A chance for learners should be created in colleges to take part in review experiences before placement tests to diminish the quantity of remediation needed by the learners. The study found that academic support, as well as planning, can as well be regions of incompatibility amid what is offered by the colleges and learners employ besides remedial education Several students engage a more significant workload since they work part-time works during college. Students working even as in college are no simple achievement, although…

Literature Review and Evidence-Based Practice Recommendation   According to Flu and Pneumonia (2017), vaccines play an important role in being healthy.  As a person ages, vaccination becomes even more important because the body’s defense mechanism against diseases are weakened.  Vaccinations contain a weakened form of a disease so it is not strong enough to cause a person to become sick.  The immune system attacks these weakened disease cells and form antibodies.  These antibodies will be ready to fight the disease whenever it enters the body (Sethi, 2002). For the majority of the population, the flu is not a major problem, but for older adults, it could be dangerous or even fatal.  An older adult’s immune system is not as strong and is more likely to acquire the flu if exposed to it, which may be difficult to recover from along with any other medical problems it may cause.  The risk of death is associated with age and underlying chronic conditions such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease or any condition and medications that causes immunosuppression (Sethi, 2002).  Yearly flu vaccinations is…

Letter to Grand Duchess Christina of Tuscany- Galileo Introduction This source is a letter from Galileo to Grand Duchess Christina. The text will explore the contents Galileo had discussed, what activities took place during his time, the specific characteristics of the letter, its organization, and as well as the time it first existed. In addition to that, we will see how the message is relevant to today’s history, together with its contributions. The paper captures a brief evaluation and analysis. Formal characteristics of the source. Letter to Grand Duchess Christina is the title of the source. It was initially published in 1695. The mode of writing is both a letter and an essay. The source is categorized as a biography in terms of the genre. It is a letter because it was written and sent to the Duchess of the land of Tuscany for reasons well expressed below. The source can also be referred to as a biography because Galileo gives an account of how he discovered “in the heavens many things that had not been seen before our age”…

WERE THE FOUNDING FATHERS DEMOCRATIC REFORMERS? The 1787 Philadelphia Convention was where the Founding Fathers designed and developed the American Constitution, developing a new central foundation for this newly independent country. One of the immediate results of the American Constitution was a robust representative national government, which contributed to political discussion for subsequent years. The primary issue being explored by these scholars, John P. Roche and Howard Zinn, is whether the Founding Fathers were activists or not. According to Roche, the Founding Fathers were democratic reformers who developed the Constitution for the common good of the United States and its population. On the other hand, Zinn acknowledges that the Founding Fathers were affluent white men that took advantage of the Constitution to protect their interests and those for the upper class in the society, all while discriminating against the Indians, slaves, and white settlers. Roche’s primary claim is that the Founding Fathers were astute democratic politicians that entered into a pact of a pragmatic compromise, which would both strengthen the state interest and be welcome to the population. He posits…

Effects of Stress on Academic Performance of Students   ABSTRACT Stress is a result of a combination of pressures internally and externally, overpowering a person’s ability to cope with situations. With most of the young adults, school life years are the best times of their life. But these times can also be overshadowed by stress, depression, and anxiety. Those who adopt poor stress management mechanisms have drastic consequences in their academic performances as well as their social-wellbeing. Our research involves an online survey of 70 students from different institutions. Our study shows that many students are unable to cope with stress, which translates into anxiety and, after that, lower grades in their academics. KEYWORDS: psychology, academics, stressors, stress INTRODUCTION Stress is viewed as a primary physical response, and experts define it as a typical condition characterized by physical and mental symptoms of strain or tension, like hypertension, depression, which mainly results from reactions to situations where an individual feels pressured, threatened, or both at times. Depression is a condition of activity aversion and a very low mood that can significantly…

Chapter 4-Presentation of The Results and Data Analysis Introduction As the current Korean democratic government of Moon Jae -in fights to achieve transitional justice for its people, the film industry has also taken an ardent interest in this cause. In his articles, Karanza Ko poised that transitional justice is building on the foundational principles of truth-seeking, restoration, and institutional reforms that address past traumas and injustices. Through rural nostalgia, the films Moss and The Piper take their audiences through the process of acquiring transitional justice for the citizens in the respective landscapes. Having discussed how the post-colonial governments of Syngman Rhee and Park Chun maintained power by upholding the dogmatic principles and institutions of their predecessor, the Japanese colonialists, in the literature review, the discussion section discourses allegorical moments in the films that infer to the traumas experienced during those traumatic periods. Moss (2010) Kang Woo-Suk’s Moss is a film that tells the story of individuals trapped in a village run by the corrupt and authoritarian Chief, Chun Yang Duk. The Chief, a former detective, maintains power through violence and…

Taxation law in Australia Taxes are the primary source of revenue for the government, and it is the responsibility of all citizens to remit their due taxes. The citizens need to understand the tax law to avoid penalties and also take advantage of tax policies that can benefit them and their businesses. Although imposing taxes was initially to finance the running of government functions, tax purpose has been expanded. The broader function of the tax system in the modern economy includes income and wealth redistribution, resource allocation, and stabilizing the economy (Cox et al., n.d.). The tax policy should not interfere with the market-determined allocation of resources unless there is a need to curb pollution. Implementation of tax policies to achieve economic stability aims at maintaining stable market prices and a high level of employment through debt management, government expenditure, and monetary policy. The redistribution of wealth and income function is meant to ensure that there is even economic growth and that the low-income earners are not adversely affected by taxation policy. The three basic functions of a tax policy…

Pregnancy and proper nutrition The development of a baby’s brain, birth weight, and congenital disabilities depends on the woman’s health during pregnancy. A pregnant woman needs to adopt healthy practices to avoid complications during the pregnancy period by doing regular exercises, eating a nutritious diet, and accessing prenatal care. A nutritious diet also benefits the expectant woman by reducing morning sickness, fatigue, and the risk of becoming anemic. Research shows that women, both pregnant and unpregnant, require a well-balanced diet that has at least 2000 to 2800 calories daily. Pregnant women need to add more folic acid, iron, and calcium their diets to prevent birth defects, and ensure the healthy development of the fetus (Lightfoot et al., n.d.). Women are often worried about weight gain during pregnancy, but this is not an issue if the diet is well balanced. A balanced diet should contain folic acid, vitamin C, calcium, iron, fruits and vegetables, protein, whole grains, and adequate fat. Nutrition during pregnancy affects the formation of the fetus’s brain, which determines the development of socio-emotional, cognitive, and motor skills that…

Study & Travel Programs 2020 So you want to have fun and study! You will definitely have a lot of fun, excitement, preparation and most probably confusion. It might be tricky deciding on where to travel, where to stay, how long, and how to travel. Wondering what the best study programs? Well, here are the top three programs. Ef Language In Spain You can decide to travel to Spain for a semester or a whole year and learn Spanish. There are centres such as Madrid, Barcelona, and Malaga that you study Spanish and live it. You can join students from across the globe and have a fantastic study abroad experience. You will learn the language, achieve fluency, see the world, and make friends from different countries.. You can study for 6, 9 or 11 months depending on your availability. You will add the credits earned to your resume and have fun at the same time. University of Edinburg You can choose to study abroad in Scotland for a semester or a year. You will enjoy studying amid beauty, history as…

child and youth development Section A Kerry is a 10-year-old girl living within a supportive family in a suburban mid-size town. Her family consists of a mother and father and an 8-year old bother named Mike. Kerry’s father works regular-hour weeks and her mother did not work until Mike was a year old at which time she returned to her job as a nurse. When their mother went back to work Kerry entered preschool. Both Kerry and Mike have a strong relationship with both of their parents who have taken an active role in their upbringing. However, since Kerry was a child, she has been quite anxious. She had been a shy, reserved young girl at pre-school, but she integrated well in grade school and began making friends and succeeding academically. She often complains of severe abdominal pain that is worst in the morning and never present at night. In her current grade 4 year, she has missed about 20 days of school because of the pain. She also avoids school excursions, fearing the bus will crash. She has difficulty…