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Language Graphitization Graphitization refers to the development, selection, and modification of scripts and orthographic conventions for a language. In other words, graphitization deals with changing the written form. It includes the writing system, letters, numbers, and so forth. Linguist Charles A. Ferguson made two key observations about the results of adopting a writing system. First,…

The aim of this study was to analyze the involvement of teachers in the decision-making process at secondary schools in Ekiti state. It also explored the potential relationship between teachers’ participation in decision-making and their personal characteristics. The data was collected using the teachers decision-making questionnaire (TDMQ), which was conducted in five out of sixteen…

In her article “Is College for Everyone?”, Pharinet, an anonymous college professor, challenges the notion that college is essential for success. Contrary to those who hold a different perspective, she provides compelling evidence and illustrations to discredit their arguments, thereby appealing to a wide range of readers. In her article “Is College for Everyone?”, Pharinet…

This journal article is about the case study of a teenager who started having schizophrenic symptoms. He was normal with good grades and an outgoing personality, until all of a sudden he was acting entirely different. He stopped caring about his appearance, his hygiene and he practically stopped eating. The most important part is that…

The Oklahoma City Bombing, considered the biggest act of domestic terrorism until 9/11, has a significant role in American history. The Alfred P. The Murrah Federal Building, an office complex in Oklahoma City, was targeted in a bombing incident resulting in the death of 168 individuals. Timothy McVeigh, the focus of my research, was responsible…

President John F. Kennedy addressed the press on April 10, 1962, stressing the importance of maintaining stable prices and wages in the steel industry amidst economic difficulties. This was prompted by a 3.5 percent price hike by steel companies. The president’s forceful rhetoric aimed to boost morale among Americans and persuade the steel companies to…

Robert Gagne and Leslie Briggs came up with different types of instructional prescriptions based on different situation needs. Gagne came up with a theory of how learning occurs while Briggs came up with many instructional development prescriptions and procedures. According to Gagne, learning can be organized in form of hierarchy such as complexity, response generation,…

Consider the daily routine of a child who faces academic obstacles or a family member who has been diagnosed with a learning disability. These individuals might find it challenging to communicate their basic needs and thoughts, feel overwhelmed by sensory stimuli, and have trouble comprehending letters or numbers. Individuals with learning disabilities, including dyslexia or…

Chapter 1 Problem and It’s Background Introduction Teachers use different teaching strategies for their students. They work on those strategies for the betterment of the learning of their students. But, there are times that teacher forgetting that their strategy cannot be effective at all times. It’s because of the differences of each student. Nowadays, the…

The Revolution presented both advantages and disadvantages for both English and American colonists. During the Revolutionary War, both the British and American colonists faced advantages and disadvantages that led to numerous deadly battles. The British had a highly trained and professional army, giving them an apparent upper hand. Additionally, Britain boasted the most powerful army…