among the most vulnerable nations that are subjected to sexual health problems and child sexual abuse worldwide. Although the cultural and religious norms of Pakistani society do not support the discussion of such a sensitive topic on public forums this explicitly however it is imperative to make sex education a vital part of our school curriculum because it will play a dynamic role in curbing the incidence of sexual abuse(1), children can gain more knowledge about sexually transmitted diseases and teenage
As a child, I always found an attraction towards interacting with animals and grabbed every opportunity to visit a zoo. Growing up, my fascination and interactions with the animal kingdom became more intimate and enabled me to develop a strong inclination towards the metabolical, physiological and psychological working of a living organism, from the size of a microscopic bacterium to the giants of the world such as whales and elephants. This inclination developed my research on various ways I could
This essay will critically compare the following two texts, School of Rock (SOR, 2003) and Bad Teacher (2011). These texts have similar representations of the teaching profession and expose a comparable message regarding the overview of education. The producers of these films have projected ideas regarding educators in modern society. School of Rock (SoR), based in a private school, demonstrates a ‘traditional’ perspective on schooling, with the parents’ desired outcome of uppermost results with
uphold personally as well, would pose the greatest challenge for me. My philosophical bewilderments lie in the subtle intricacies of the counsellor-client relationship, which puts the counsellor in a position to be able to influence the client. The essay will delve into the ethics and grey areas of value-conflicts in counselling through a reflection on my personal values, the professional values of the counselling profession and probable counsellor-client scenarios that would pose a challenge for me
Abstract This argumentative essay tries to shade light on whether the voting age should be lowered to sixteen. The paper discusses the reasons for lowering the age of electoral majority of sixteen as well as the opposing views and counterarguments. It also considers numerous arguments that have been raised by both sides of the debate about lowering the voting age to sixteen. The claim that is being presented in this paper is about the political maturity of people aged sixteen years. Based on the
Argumentative Essay Eating disorders are becoming a rising problem in many individuals regardless of their age or gender. Eating disorders are problems that revolve around abnormal eating behaviors and distorted beliefs about eating, weight or shape. They can be classified as psychiatric problems, which are considered a general medical condition. Eating disorders happen when individuals are obsessed about controlling their weight by controlling what they eat. Often, they judge their self-worth by
Project id 716563 Studies in Post colonialism Edited by Lilack Biswas Assistant Professor Dinabandhu Mahavidyalaya Bongaon North 24 Parganas West Bengal India Dedicated to the Lotus Feet of Mahatma Shri Narayan Goswami for being the Friend Philosopher and Guide and showering his limitless bliss on such an inferior soul like me. I express my cordial thanks to Professor Dr. Jayanta Mete for his continuous inspiration and encouragement Chapter 1 Salman