Essays on Experience

People write manifestos declaring what is important to them since they are constable sources of inspiration. In this paper, I will discuss my manifesto and what I regard, in my state of mind, to be the case and how they reflect on some of the experiences I have come across....

Throughout life, individuals have the inevitable role of making choices that influence their actions. The Swimmer’s Moment, is an open form of poetry which had been written by Margaret Avison and published in 2003. The persona in the poem asserts that there is a “whirlpool” that every person must face...

I recall with clarity in mind the day that entirely turned around my life. Finally, the moment that I had dreaded for long got up with me. I couldn’t help but release my emotions to roam my mind. My armpits soaked my shirts as my heart palpitates vigorously as if...

The author of the article “Is College Worth the Cost of Admission?” is Amanda M. Fairbanks. She is an educational reporter stationed at the Huffington Post. Amanda is an accomplished writer who has previously worked as an education editor of GOOD Magazine. In the excerpt, the author is trying to...

To many people, if not all, regardless of whether they are alone or with a company, traveling has always been fun. This is especially not only when you are traveling to a new place but also traveling to a place you are used to could be as fun too. From my...

Human beings and Procrastination Human beings have the tendency of setting aside important issues and only attend to them during the last minute. The act of putting important issues aside or re-scheduling them for a later time reflects on the perennial struggles that human beings have and their inability to predict...

Comparing Huston and Atlanta Comparing two cities is a subjective exercise as different people have different opinions when it comes to various aspects of the cities. One would give a view according to the place they like most and would do whatever it takes to justify those views. This happens especially...

As children, we all love it and wish that our parents and society accept us and feel proud of us the way we are, regardless of our appearance. It is virtually a basic human instinct to desire to feel accepted and loved by people we admire the most. In light...

Multiple Chronicle Conditions and Hospitalization Costs Multiple chronicle conditions have been linked with increasing health care costs and hospitalization. Taking a look at different scholarly articles, varying arguments purport on the correlation between chronic conditions and hospitalization costs. Scholars argue that the establishment of self-management programs on chronicle diseases reduces health...

Mamchur's Factors for Reliable Assessment Mamchur (1981) suggests that instructors should concentrate three factors (student input, environment, and outcome) to make a reliable assessment. Unfortunately, the author points out that many teachers tend to focus on the curriculum and pay little or no attention to the students and the learning environment....

We all have dreams We all have dreams in our lives and as humans; there is only one change we get of living. We must make our lives worth living, make a difference in every little thing we do, explore, learn and meet new people. Knowing our worth is the most...

Students have a varying and unique learning ability which is clearly manifested in the manner in which they comprehend and respond to questions ((Demers" Bennet 2). Notably, extrovert students are most likely to answer questions freely and students who return to school to pursue further education are answering most questions...