In the early 20th century, most of the mining companies of West Virginia controlled the lives of their workers. They did not respect the rights of their employees. They owned the property their employees worked in. When workers rioted over poor working conditions, they were run out of town and literally killed them. After a strike in 1912 at Paint Creek, the company moved workers […]

Burglary was first defined by Lord Coke in 1641 as the act of breaking in and getting into the dwelling of another person at night with the intention of committing a crime. The definition however started evolving soon after it was made. Between the Penal Code of 1962 and now, burglary lost its core actus reus which was entry. In most jurisdictions, it is possible […]

This narrative shows the humanity’s dark side, the savagery that exists even in the modern beings. Golding seeks to indicate a tragic misrepresentation of kids, adventure narratives. He presents us with a series of events directing a collection of boys from adventure to disaster as they attempt to endure their uncivilized, free isolated setting. During a nuclear battle, a collection of British boys ends up […]

Project identification is vital for every project manager. It is imperative, therefore, for the project manager to arm himself with the approaches to project management. There exist two methods that can be used to approach project management (Agrawal, 2009). Depending on the situations surrounding the community, the project manager selects the most appropriate method of project identification. The two methods are the top-down approach and […]

CBP. (2008). LOCKED OUT 2008: The Housing Boom and Beyond. Retrieved September 9, 2014, from http://www.cbp.org/pdfs/2008/080212_LockedoutReport.pdf The article states that lack of affordable housing renders families homeless in California. The article reviews a study carried out  regarding homelessness in the US, indicated that in California reduced vacancy rates and elevated rents are linked with heightened homelessness levels. I would this source to help advocate for the reduction […]

Sandel introduces the two videos in an attempt to challenge the opinion of Mill. According to Mill, it would be arguably better and more preferable to watch the one that is of higher quality or one that belongs to the higher faculty. Mill argues that there are two levels of pleasures, higher pleasures and lower pleasures. If given a chance therefore, people would always prefer […]

Question 1 The social learning theory was primarily authored by Albert Bandura. Since its creation it has been cited to have various strengths and weaknesses. Majorly, however, it has been cited as a theory with strong assertions. First, it explains behavioral differences. Second, it is an optimistic theory. Third, it gives an accurate picture detailing how behavior is learned. Fifth, it explains various behaviors. Finally, […]

Beyond Mobile Telephone company is a company that uses advanced technology to create mobile phone devices that are environment friendly. The mobile devices conserve the environment through the use of renewable energy and through low energy consumption. Currently, the company has over 150 unique products in circulation. The company specializes in innovative products that are able to tap solar and wind energy on the move. […]

Effective leadership is based on three aspects. First, effective leaders always tend to invest on their strengths and those of their followers. Secondly, effective leaders understand the needs of their followers and work towards fulfilling them. Finally, it is in the nature of effective leaders to surround themselves with the right people and to maximize their team. With these three aspects of leadership, a leader […]

Section 1 Twice exceptional students are said to show dual exceptionality. These students show high academic or artistic performance, they additionally possess a permanent or impermanent cognitive, behavioural, physical, emotional disability (National Educational Association, 2006). Teachers believe that twice-exceptional students fail to input sufficient effort within the classroom. Thus, they are often described as lazy or unmotivated. These learners perform inconsistently through the curriculum. The […]