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A great opportunity during the pandemic
Hi, my name is Althea, I just want to share what my family and I doing when the COVID-19 starts. March 15, 2020, The President ordered a lockdown due to COVID – 19 pamdemic,that was the unexpected day that I can’t play, talk, practice singing and dancing, and making a project with my classmates. To those who asked why we were going to do a project with my classmates because it is an exam in our Science but it didn’t happen because of the lockdown / pandemic and we practice singing and dancing
By Althea Faith Sevilla3 years ago in Education
The Psychology of Wealth: Understanding Your Money Mindset for Financial Success
Introduction Understanding the psychology behind our spending habits is essential for financial well-being because money plays a big part in our lives. Our attitudes, convictions, feelings, and values all have an impact on how we handle money. In this essay, we will examine the psychological underpinnings of consumption and the variables that influence our monetary decisions. Understanding our spending patterns will help us make better choices, prevent impulse buys, and establish better financial practices for long-term prosperity.
By Cynthia Okpala3 years ago in Education
What Is Articial Intellegence ( AI )?. Content Warning.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly advancing technology that has been transforming industries around the world. It is a form of technology that enables machines, computers, and software applications to simulate human intelligence and behaviors such as problem-solving, decision-making, and learning. AI has been making headlines in recent years for its ability to automate tasks and provide solutions to complex problems. In this blog post, we'll discuss everything you need to know about artificial intelligence and how it works.
By Dayax writer3 years ago in Education
Data Science: Reshaping Career Paths in the 21st Century
In the 21st century, the rapid advancements in technology and the exponential growth of data have ushered in a new era of career opportunities. Data science, with its ability to extract insights from vast amounts of data, is playing a pivotal role in reshaping career paths across various industries. This article delves into the transformative impact of data science on career trajectories, highlighting the skills, job roles, and industries that have been significantly influenced by this field.
By Divya Singh3 years ago in Education
Harnessing Key Features of AWS for Optimal Cloud Computing. Content Warning.
Certainly! Here's a more detailed description of some important features of AWS and how to use them efficiently: Elasticity and Auto Scaling: AWS offers Elastic Load Balancing and Auto Scaling features that enable your applications to dynamically scale resources based on demand. Configure Auto Scaling groups to automatically add or remove instances based on predefined policies. This ensures your application can handle varying workloads efficiently, while optimizing costs by only using the necessary resources.
By Bharath Bharathi3 years ago in Education
Position of Women in The Handmaid’s Tale
To a certain extent, Atwood has made me consider the position of women in our society in the way of what views other people may have in modern society. Margaret Atwood uses The Handmaid’s Tale to make the readers consider the position of women in society by inviting them to examine how they value women in contemporary society. Although today’s society is significantly contrasted to Gilead’s dystopian modern society, the novel enunciates the idea that women are still not as valued as they should be. Atwood uses the character of Aunt Lydia to link contemporary and Gileadean society together by referencing a common feminist topic in today’s society, (women’s clothes), in a speech to the training Handmaids. Aunt Lydia confidently states, “the spectacles women used to make of themselves. Oiling themselves like roast meat on a spit, and bare backs and shoulders, on the street, in public, and legs, not even stockings on them, no wonder these things used to happen.” Offred recalls Aunt Lydia’s account of how women used to behave, particularly during the summer. Aunt Lydia postulates that when women dressed provocatively, they invited men to take advantage of them, by saying that crimes would never happen to nice women who cover themselves up - Aunt Lydia places all the blame on the women who are victims rather than the men who are the perpetrators. Aunt Lydia’s blaming of women plays an important role in indoctrination in Gilead’s mandated conformity. Aunt Lydia’s view on the blame of women for their harassment could be immediately linked to today’s society as, in certain areas, there is a debate about whether the reason for female sexual harassment is due to how ‘revealing’ their clothing was during the crime. Therefore, Atwood could make certain individuals consider Aunt Lydia’s statement in today’s society, and either agree with her view or believe the opposite, that clothing does not correlate with sexual harassment. Aunt Lydia ends her speech by stating that “no wonder these things used to happen.” Atwood has purposefully left this concluding statement ambiguous for the reader as it could be interpreted in two different ways. The first is that she is talking about sexual harassment and rape, implying that the women were naive enough to go into public in ‘revealing’ clothing and therefore should have known they were setting themselves up for the “things that used to happen”, (harassment). Whereas the other interpretation could be that she was talking about second-wave feminism. The reader can infer that there were feminist uprisings around the time The Handmaid's Tale was set through Offred recalling a day in the park when she was young with her mother, who was burning pornographic magazines of women, showing that she and the others were feminists as they disagreed with women having to use their bodies to be valued in society. Aunt Lydia could be referring to feminist uprisings for equality as “these things that used to happen.” The past tense of the word “used” highlights the lack of power in society for women as the feminist uprising was completely resolved by the Gileadean institution, and forced women to take a domestic role in the community by having to cook, run households, and most importantly reproduce. One way this control over women is contained is through the power of fear through “The Wall”. In conclusion, Margaret Atwood has made me consider the position of women in today’s society through the idea that contemporary society could also be overturned, like Offred’s society before Giliead, and all accomplishments toward gender equality could be entirely disregarded by an institution as powerful as Gilead. Atwood has made me consider how other people may view the position of women in society, specifically men, and if they might agree with any of Aunt Lydia’s views on the position of women in society.
By G.A.L. Grace3 years ago in Education
TC Business School: The Best BBA College in Jaipur for Your Future Success
Introduction If you're seeking a transformative educational experience in Jaipur, TC Business School should be your top choice for a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree. In this article, we will delve into why stands out as the best BBA college in Jaipur, offering a comprehensive curriculum, experienced faculty, state-of-the-art infrastructure, placement support, and numerous opportunities for holistic growth and industry exposure.
By Tc Business School3 years ago in Education
Western education and the African girl child
The impact of western education on the African girl child is significant and far-reaching. Education is a fundamental human right, and it has the power to change lives, communities, and nations. However, in many African communities, girls are often excluded from education opportunities due to cultural beliefs and traditions that assign them less value than boys. Western education has played a critical role in changing these attitudes towards girls' education and empowering young African girls.
By Sylvester Phoenix 3 years ago in Education
Attitude and Attitude Formation
Compiled and Organized by: OLAYEMI. Please if you find this piece interesting, consider leaving a ♥. Attitudes consist of cognitive, action, and affective components, which are formed through the organization of concepts, beliefs, habits, and motives associated with an object.
By Daniel Mark3 years ago in Education
Intelligence
Compiled and Organized by: OLAYEMI. Please if you find this piece interesting, consider leaving a ♥. The text discusses various perspectives and theories on intelligence. It begins by outlining the debate surrounding the conceptualization and measurement of intelligence, including the number of intelligence types, the role of nature versus nurture, brain representation of intelligence, and group differences in intelligence.
By Daniel Mark3 years ago in Education
Stress, Health and Coping
Compiled and Organized by: OLAYEMI. Please if you find this piece interesting, consider leaving a ♥. Stress is a subjective experience that arises from how we perceive and appraise threatening or challenging events. It can have both positive and negative effects on our well-being. Stressors can be categorized into catastrophes, significant life changes, and daily hassles, all of which can be toxic if experienced excessively or prolonged.
By Daniel Mark3 years ago in Education
