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    “It is probably better to stay at home rather than study abroad because of the difficulties a student encounters living and studying in a different culture. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?” Education is the basic requirement of life these days as it is the most important aspect as well as a necessity in moulding one’s career and lifestyle. In today’s competitive world it is almost impossible to survive if one wishes to acquire all the basic necessities and good

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    Thai Higher Education: Policy &Issue 12/24/13‚ 1:26 PM This is the html version of the file http://inter.mua.go.th/main2/files/file/Plicy&Issue/OHEC%20Policy&IssueThai%20Higher%20Education%20PolicyIssue.pdf. Google automatically generates html versions of documents as we crawl the web. Page 1 Thai Higher Education: Policy &Issue Differentiation and expansion of Higher Education Institutions within the higher education system Currently‚ participation to Thai higher education has almost

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    part of a group? In society there is an arising opinion that not all children participating in activities should receive a trophy. According to Reasons-Rupe Poll‚ “57 percent of Americans say only winning‚ and deserving kids should receive awards. Another 40 percent say all kids on a sports team should receive a trophy for their participation” (Ekins). These views are a result of many children showing a feeling of entitlement‚ an increased cost of programs‚ and lack of ambition. Today many children

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    The theory that is mentioned in the article‚ “The Secret to Raising Smart Kids”‚ consists of three elements. These elements include the following: the belief of inherited intelligence‚ the concept of a fixed mindset and growth mindset‚ and the method of praise. The first element that consists of the theory is the debate of intellect. Some people believe that the base amount of intellect of an individual cannot be changed‚ thus creating a fixed mindset. Others believe that intellect can be refined

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    score a slide show of photo stills‚ images of Puja and her friends‚ taken by them over the course of the documentary creates an appreciation for the complex realism of a concealed place existing in India today. Born into Brothels: Calcutta’s Red Light Kids is a film directed by Ross Kauffman and photographer Zana Briski which artistically navigates through the lives of eight Indian children living in the brothels of Calcutta but in the process exposes the children to a different distress. While living

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    The article Are Food Subsidies Making Our Kids Fat? Tensions Between the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act and the Farm Bill and its author Melissa Mortazavi (2011) set out to "examines the strengths and weaknesses of the most recent reform of federal attempts to address childhood obesity and children’s nutrition: The Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 (HHFKA).(pg. 1703). In her article she sets the time line of the governments involvement of nutrition as early as the times post WW II. She argues that

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    In many academic and scientific investigations there are three stages of development. The first involves the identification of the subject or phenomenon under investigation. The second involves establishing a theory or hypothesis to explain the nature and characteristics of whatever is to be investigated. In the third phase the investigator seeks to apply theory to some procedure of analysis‚ perhaps in the form of a practical application of knowledge to a range of tasks. What is the "subject"

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    1) Read the following two cases (Source: Cellich – Jain: Global Business Negotiations) and answer the questions after each case. You can do this either individually or with a partner. Assessment Pass/Fail. 2) Culture has a great impact on different types of negotiations. Find out the general features of business culture in your home country and how you negotiate in your own culture. Case 1 Background Brown Casual shoes‚ Inc. located in Houston‚ Texas‚ is a second-generation family-owned

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    The article “How Instability Affects Kids” talks about aspects of instability in households and the negative effect it has on children’s mental and physical health and behavior. This coincides with one of the main themes of the novel‚ Hillbilly Elegy‚ being that an abusive‚ unstable home environment can cause hardships in not only one’s childhood but also their adulthood. J.D Vance‚ the author‚ describes throughout the story of the several house he lived in‚ each with the newest boyfriend of his

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    arrested for. However for most kids‚ this is something that they would do while playing violent video games. In today’s society we see these violent video games as a normal pass time where kids would get together and play games like black ops‚ grand theft auto‚ halo‚ assassin’s creed‚ battle field and many more. Most of these games revolve around killing‚ stealing‚ decapitating‚ assassinating and etc. Just saying these words make me cringe! Do you guys really think that kids should be exposed to such

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