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    Change in Legal Education

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    Changing the ‘thought-ware’ of Indian Legal Education You can teach a student a lesson for a day; but if you can teach him to learn by creating curiosity‚ he will continue the learning process as long as he lives. * Clay P. Bedford INTRODUCTION: ’Law is the cement of society and an essential medium of change’.The significance of legal education in democratic country like India cannot be ignored.Before 1990s the main purpose of law universities were to impart the knowledge of law‚black

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    According to Robin Williams‚ “No matter what people tell you‚ words and ideas can change the world.” The world may be a good place for some people while it can be not that good for others‚ it depends from the perspective of each person. Many people can find themselves really happy and satisfied with their lives. On the other hand‚ several people might agree that the world would be a better place for everyone if some factors were changed‚ maybe some services‚ governments‚ economy‚ etc. But‚ what is

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    Education: Social Change

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    According to the sociological perspective‚ education does not arise in response of the individual needs of the individual‚ but it arises out of the needs of the society of which the individual is a member. The educational system of any society is related to its total social system. It is a sub system performing certain functions for the on-going social system. The goals and needs of the total social system get reflected in the functions it lays down for educational system and the form in which it

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    Both Mark Edmundson (“On the Uses of a Liberal Education”) and Gary Saul Morson (“Empathy with us”) see that college students have become lazy and seems to receive “an education worthy of the name.” Although both authors have some similarities in their ideas‚ they also have their own outlooks on what college students’ attitudes and practices show towards the liberal education. Edmonson’s views on college students is that they are lazy and really only want to take the classes that are easy with

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    vengeance weapon in order to strike back at London‚ as Allied bomber fleets pounded German cities to rubble‚ the V-3 cannon was capable to delivering a 140kg (1310lb) shell to a range of more than 161 km (100 miles). The secret to this enormous range was a number of side channels attached to the 460ft (140m) barrel. These channels each contained an electrically fired propellant charge which helped to accelerate the finned shell to a muzzle velocity of 1500m/s (4920 feet per second). Hitler was most impressed

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    The most valuable gift you can give another is a good example. It might be true that there are 6 billion people in the world. Nevertheless‚ what you do makes a difference. It makes a difference first of all in material terms. It makes a difference to other people. People and their personal experiences provide us with many opportunities for learning. Among the variety of experiences of others there are two valuable sources of information. They correspond to two different categories of people

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    Change Nursing Education

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    Nursing Education and the Issue of Change Kiara Eppinga Briar Cliff Nursing Student Nursing Education and the Issue of Change During the past 100 years the way in which healthcare is being practiced has changed considerably‚ and so has the need for furthering and strengthening nursing education. There are several factors that have contributed to the changes‚ such as an aging population‚ an increasing awareness of economics‚ new and more sophisticated care techniques‚ and

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    How Having An Open Mind And Open Heart Can Change The World You and I live in critical times that will shape the destiny of humanity and the planet. We were born to be part of this time because of our unique capacities. These capacities can only be realized if our minds and hearts are open. Recently walking through a parking lot (I know this seems like an odd place but frankly any place is wonderful when the light goes on)‚ I had a moment of great clarity. I welcome these moments of insight

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    to make England a more powerful nation and so it could be one of the strongest countries. The first war England was involved in was the English War‚ which lasted from 1585- 1603. There were many causes to the English War‚ which included power‚ wealth and religion.“The reasons for the Elizabethan War with Spain from 1585 - 1603 exploded due to various conflicts surrounding the wealth

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    How to Change the World

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    How to Change the World Whitman’s “To a Pupil” advises students to become individuals‚ to reform‚ so that others may in turn follow them. Throughout this poem‚ Whitman demonstrates that “reform” is needed in his harsh world and any “dear” student can fix the lack of it. To accomplish this‚ a student must have “self esteem” and “definiteness”. Through Whitman’s distinct style of using apostrophe and imperative verbs‚ the reader feels as if Whitman was addressing his poem to the reader and suggesting

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