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    Imagine yourself living in the Roaring Twenties. It was considered the golden decade during 1920’s. During this time, America was full of growth, prosperity, and was considered a new step into the future. Cars were built to go faster, women wore less, and almost everyone was wealthy. It was time full of exciting parties with the flapper girls, and a careless fun times. The wealthy were obsessed with money, fame, materialistic items which made them turn into shallow and vain people. They drove…

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    government in the right direction when they are in need of legal advice. The basic job of a lawyer in any field is to make sure that their clients legal rights are being fulfilled and if not, the lawyer must either take it to court or file a lawsuit. Although becoming a lawyer requires an advanced degree, long hours, and many years for advancement, this career provides a decent salary, paid vacation time and personal achievements. Education and Training To become a lawyer, education is a big…

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    minorities and those with a lower socioeconomic status more affected m more severely. In class, we covered issues from health care policy to environmental justice and maternal and child health. Through this course, I have learned that reproductive rights are something that I am very interested in. Throughout high school, I felt like I was always the girl that people would come to with questions about birth control, safe sex, or testing for STI’s, in reality, it was probably just friends…

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    Generalist Practice The social work profession grows out of a liberal arts base. Its foundation is built on five elements. From this foundation, entry-level social workers assume a holistic generalist perspective about practice. From this perspective, the General Method of social work practice employs a systematically organized body of knowledge and skills that guides that generalist practitioner and the client system receiving service towards goal attainment. Becoming a skilled social work…

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    become more prominent in the modern western world. Scholars suggest that this paradigm shift originally came in three waves, starting in the 18th century and not reaching its end until the 1960’s. The revolutionary promise to realize the individual human rights of liberty, equality, and political participation has been the basis for women’s claim for citizenship in Western democracies since the eighteenth century” (Scott 1995, 1). Before the late 20th century, however, feminism was not a…

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    class I know that I have many friends and I made three close friends. This class was also important to me because I was starting to question if I was wasting my time becoming a teacher. Many individuals in my life have told me that I am too smart to be a teacher, and I was beginning to wonder if they were right. However, after this class I realized that teaching is…

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    have been put forth over the years which are based on the political system’s role in implementing policies to ensure that education is for the mass and not just for the minority. In light of this we will discuss Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave” and its implications for Jamaica’s political system in relations to education, poverty and linkages to crime. In Jamaica lack of education has been linked not only to unemployment but also poverty and crime. An important basis for this deliberation is to…

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    There are one billion children living in poverty, 57 million children going to school to receive an education, over 600 million people lacking access to clean water, and over 700 million malnourished and undernourished people in the world. While these numbers seem impossible to fix, ending extreme poverty is possible. It will take $39 billion dollars to close the education gap for the 57 million children not in school. 5 In the United States, people spend $40 million a year on lawn care…

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    With the development of networking concepts and the need for education, many individuals have resulted to taking on line course to achieve their educational goals (Rogo, 2015, p. 12). With the development of technology and the advanced networking systems, many colleges and university now offered their courses through technological means such as E- learning. Electronic Learning has evolved in a primary choice of learning for many individuals seeking a level of convenience within their educational…

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    examine the amount of obese individuals by race, it would show that majority of the minority groups that are effected by obesity, are those of the Hispanic and African-American Community (Ogden, Carroll & Flegal, 2014). According to a study done in 2009, 38.7 percent of the African-American population, 29.2 percent of the Hispanic population and 26.1 percent of the white population were obese (Madan et al., 2012). This goes to show that while in some areas, individuals of a White race may seem…

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