Essays on Education

Sociological Imagination Sociological imagination is a concept coined by the sociologist C. Wright Mills. According to Mills, sociological imagination is when an individual is able to understand and connect to issues beyond him and is able to connect to other issues in the society (Mills, 1959; 6). Understanding the Relationship between Self...

The article “The Future of Children” is a controversial piece that handles children development through analyzing the roles played by early education. Parents have many expectations when their children are born and they start molding them right from kindergarten up to higher education. This paper handles the importance of preschool...

The idea of education has a much-touted label of being a driver for upward social mobility since the education system has the perception as a path out of poverty and demerit for those children who can demonstrate a degree of achievement in exams and high level of qualifications. However, despite...

Sunset Park Library Sunset Park is a busy library with a circulation and attendance that almost ranks the top of the sixty public libraries in Brooklyn. The library opens from Monday to Saturday at 10.00 am. The closing times vary: it closes at 8.00 pm from Tuesday to Thursday, 6.00pm on...

Children’s rights in early childhood have provided a new scope on how we view and treat young children. Additionally, since the adoption of the UNRC children are seen as human beings who deserve rights. Also, when children’s rights are realized, they are provided with a better quality of living, opportunities...

Dropping out of School Dropping out of school is sometimes caused by students getting bored and failing to see the link between academic life and success in real life. On a social level, to reduce the number of college and university dropouts, there is need for communities and schools to bring...

Several thousand years ago schools came into existence in developed agricultural and horticultural societies with the aim of preparing the selected few for professional positions. In the past century, no society was capable of affording a handful of educated persons. The upcoming of large numbers of industries and organizations structures...

Eilene Zimmerman looked at the widespread occurrence of sexual assault in universities and colleges. With the increase of sexual assault cases in universities, the author looked at what the universities were doing to prevent sexual assault cases in their perimeters.  The author studied the causes of the vice, contributing factors,...

Case B I have chosen to work on case B because it is necessary to address psychological and psychiatric disorders that are involved with Down syndrome victims. Depressive and obsessive-compulsive disorders often lead to psychological and emotional distress therefore it is important to develop interventions beyond the scope of psychotropic medication...

Achieving Education and Career Goals Achieving the education and career goals is challenging due to barriers such as not being able to select the best available considerations, fear of the unknown, and the roadblocks (external circumstances) that always get on the way upon settling on a decision or consideration, among other...

Effective scholastic writing requires good punctuation, spelling, and grammar. Without proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation, writers cannot communicate ideas to their readers accurately. In particular, it is significant to avoid syntactical and grammatical errors so that a writer cannot confuse the reader. Spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors can change the...

Time Management and Prioritization During the course, I learned to make the most out of my time through time management and prioritizing significant tasks. As such, I realized that one needs to stay organized physically and intellectually to save time (Feldman " Poirier 2).\u00a0 I also learned that note taking is...