about my future as I am about to finish secondary school. The number one question on my mind is which profession should I choose? It is very hard to make any definite choices, because I know they will affect me for the rest of my life. I want a profession that will satisfy me, challenge me, and bring me joy. I believe that a job should be like a hobby. I want to love my work, and know that I am making a difference in this world by helping other people. First of all, I want to finish secondary school
in secondary schools. The Academic Search Premier database is helpful. My keywords are sexual harassment and secondary school. They give me a specific direction to find sources. My research questions also helped me to find the appropriate sources. Based on my keywords and research questions, I chose peer-reviewed journal article for the annotated bibliography. They all published in scholarly magazines. Here are my research questions: Why did sexual harassment happen in the secondary school? Can
was in elementary school, I went to a church festival where an antique wooden row-desk from an old schoolhouse was being auctioned off. Smitten, I spent every dime of my allowance and won that desk. For years to come, my mom delightedly snapped photos of me while I stood in front of that desk teaching my stuffed animals English. The older I grew, the more I placed my passion for academics into my own studies instead of an imaginary classroom. As I further dedicated myself to my studies, people around
Topic Selection Within the field of anthropology, one of my interests is in medical anthropology/public health. My main interest within medical anthropology is understanding health disparities. Medical anthropology allows me to take a holistic approach, something that I believe public health lacks, to analyze why certain populations have limited access to health care, nutrition, clean water, proper housing, education, etc. Additionally, it allows me to use a critical lens to examine power structures
class structure”(Pg. 250).This paper will also focus on some of the professions I have held in the past, and how they have influenced, in conjunction with this class, my future career prospects. How dual market theory creates stratification. The dual labor consists of two markets, the primary and secondary labor markets. The secondary labor market,
of four, I supported my mother in meeting family needs by hawking fruits and vegetable oil in our neighbourhood and nearby communities. Living in a low-class area of the highly-populated city of Lagos meant early child exposure to many youthful vices such as teenage pregnancy, robbery, drug abuse and prostitution; but our mother through hard work and continuous counsel ensured that these realities did not affect her children. As an act of kindness from the school owner, my siblings and I were privileged
their fulfillment within society. Man becomes what he is by socialization just like females. Socialization is a process of learning through which he acquires the habits and patterned behavior. I watched my grandmother die in the hospital, in my mind I had no clue what to do but when I look at my mom I knew that I had to be strong for her. I went by doing that because I seen that she always tries to be strong when something tragic happens and I wanted to show her that I can to. Scientists aspect on
achieve my goals by persistently working hard academically and being community active at Knapp Medical Center and in extracurricular activities. I know that my persistence to achieve my goals even through the obstacles that I have faced, my ambition to becoming someone in the future, and my devotion to make my dreams happen will help me accomplish them. Education has become an important factor towards success in my household. My parents did not have the opportunity to cherish a post-secondary education
education is in school or college, but you can also learn at home, on the street or even in prison. An example is: People are fiercely (nowadays are the elderly) most of them failed to have education in school because of their livelihood and had to learn at home right now they do not have a job but they know how life works. Aim:
explore these capitals concentrating particularly on cultural and economic capital in terms of education and the impact they have on the experiences of young people in the second level school system. Cultural/Social/Economic Capital: The choices and transitions into second level education are governed by many things such as, social backgrounds, family experiences, financial abilities and parental control. Choices which are made at this transitional stage into second level education has a huge influence