Category: Cultural Diversity

  LiteratureReviewMedium of InstructionEducationis the basic strength of any nation. The role of education in the modern agehas been changed.  Previously, it wasconsidered a tool for human development but today it plays a major role indevelopment of every field like politics, economics, social and human resources(Mahmood& Gondal, 2017).  We can say it serves as the backbone to the countries who wish toprosper in all aspects. In order to have good education it is necessary to havea good medium of instruction (MOI). This medium helps the teachers toaccomplish their targets and nurture the minds of the youngsters to make themuseful citizens of the […]

Name: Course: Instructor: Date: Respect All Persons Respect is defined as an attitude or feeling of esteem towards something or someone. The medical field is one of the most challenging fields given that it entails dealing with the lives of people, their emotions and their overall wellbeing. Hence, it is crucial to ensure that practice within any field of medicine puts into consideration the aspect of respect for patient’s life regardless of race, gender and ethnicity. Essentially, respect within the medical fraternity is considered a basic individual and professional attribute as it enables the practitioner to keep matters professional during […]

Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Diversity in Aboriginal America A. Introduction I. Multiculturalism had existed for several years in America before the Europeans encountered it. i. The inhabitants are often considered savage and uncivilized, and this is what most movie directors have used in several movies. ii. This mistake is easily attributed to Columbus who thought that he was in the Indies when he arrived in America. iii. He names the natives Indians and this name took root and became indelible. This paper seeks to provide an overview of multiculturalism that was present in pre-colonial America. B. The Larger Context I. […]

Psychology Curricula Development Name: Lecturer: Institution: Course: Date: Psychology Curricula Development Discussion One A number of factors have an impact on the development of the psychology curricula at university level. This occurs in both corporation learning centers as well as organized academic settings. Orchestrating curriculum development requires the selection of learning goals and the creation of assessment methods for both the progress of individuals and groups (Bernal, 2005). The main factors that have a current, as well as a future impact, on the psychology curricula at university level revolve around government norms. The political factor is considered to have a […]

Student Name: Teresh Forde Student Identification Number: AC1200975 Course Number and Title: AN310 Cultural Anthropology Assignment Number and Title: Assignment #8 Date of Submission Bioethics Bioethics refers to the study of contentious ethics because of advances in the field of medicine and biology. Issues of ethical reflection in relation to the accountability of researchers in anthropology created the need for the establishment of the discipline of bioethics. Ethical guidelines in anthropology have been controversial especially the universal standards of anthropology. It relates to issues of research and study in anthropology. Bioethics is therefore an important component in the study of […]

My name is Amritpal Kaur and I am anative of Haryana.   I am married sinceMay’ 2016 and my husband’s name is Manpal Singh. My goal in life is to become ahealth care professional and hence, help the needy. In today’s era, health isthe only sector that is increasing with the increasing population. Furthermore,demand for health care personnel is also growing. I can foresee high demand ofquality nurses around the world in the near future. In order to become one, Iwant to expand my knowledge base for the same and wish to seek qualityeducation in this stream. Therefore, I aspire […]

Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Administrative Theory 2 Information processing involves the changing of information into a form easily detectable and interpretable by the recipient. The processing of information is crucial in communication since it determines the speed at which the information reaches the recipients and the comprehension of the information. There are various ways adopted in an attempt to pass information to the intended person effectively. Various people have different ways of understanding information conveyed to them. Therefore, an organization should adopt various a ways of processing information that include auditory for the recipients that prefer audio messages. Visual methods […]

Nepal is rich in both biological and cultural diversity. It is located in the central part of main Himalayan range and is floristically characterized by the presence of six adjoining floristic regions, namely central Asiatic in the North, Sino-Japanese in the North East, South East Asia-Malaysian in the South East, Indian in the South Sudano-Zambian in the South-West and Irano-Turranean in the West. The altitudinal variation ranges from about 60m to the top of the world (8,848 m) has made Nepal a rich country in plant bio-diversity. It has 35 forest types, 75 vegetation units and 118 ecosystems. Although the […]

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THEUNDERSTANDING OF ENGLISH AS LINGUA FRANCAANDITS INVOLVEMENT IN LANGUAGE EDUCATIONPOLICIESIN EUROPEQatip Arifi*1 Abstract:            Thismaterial addresses a topic that has long been relevant in scientific circles.It is about the meaning or understanding of the use of English as Lingua Franca(ELF) and its role in the formation of language education policies in Europe,which in fact is creation of a multi-lingual individualism and a multilingualenvironment characterized by tolerance and respect for the different. The firstpart deals with the spread of English at a global level as a result ofglobalization, the development of information technologies and the need forlifelong learning and advancement. This concept speaks […]