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    culture and traditions into the Indian society‚ there has been an increase in moral policing. This research paper explores the social basis of moral policing and answers why and how moral policing is caused and what are the changes that cause moral policing and why they are resisted. Finally this paper helps us understand the rationale behind moral policing. HYPOTHESIS Moral policing occurs when changes as an effect of modernization are integrated into our society which result in and decay of moral

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    actively participate in is play. Play shapes development for more mature skills later in life based on resources‚ environment‚ opportunities‚ parenting style‚ and many other factors. Without play‚ children are often delayed in the development of their skills and not able to fully integrate reflexes or reach developmental milestones within a normal time frame. Play is essential for a child’s development because it allows for the child to explore their environment‚ social roles and rules‚ problem solving

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    Computers in education are a big step in development on education and the impact is huge. Given its capabilities‚ it is a vital tool in education. Given today 9 out of 10 household have or use computers. We are on high technology or high-tech age now. Almost everybody now uses computers and almost everything is run by computers. Many students use computers in the classroom on the daily basis. Using this in schools for learning is one of the best roles in child educational development. More children

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    THE ROLE OF A SOLDIER IN SOCIETY: CONTRAST OF PAST TO PRESENT WARFARE The current role of a soldier is far different then what it was in the past. Soldiers were a person walking down the street. One that lived in the local community as was a hero in the public’s eye. During a war soldiers are required to leave behind family and friends to protect there nation. They leave everything behind for the good of the nation. The role of the soldier has come a long way in recent

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    101 Society and Gender Roles All through out history it has always been a patriarchal society men are more dominate over the woman and took control over decisions of what woman may say or do. Patriarchal men roles has been socialized and expected to be domineering‚ industrious and strong‚ whereas we expect women to be gentle‚ nurturing and submissive. Everyday we experience different gender roles from going to work‚ class or even just a brisk walk down the streets. Gender roles are formed

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    Stress and Social Support for Teachers in Private and Government Schools in India Submitted By: Group No. 3 Section-C Abstract Occupational stress research emphasizes the need to assess the management of work related stress. This paper investigated organizational role stress in schools and the various facets of social support practices exercised through peer‚ upper management‚ family and students. The sample consists of 110 employees from various schools throughout the country

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    For a student like me its ‚big ‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚‚question WHAT IS EDUCATION AND WHY IT IS IMPORTANT?????????/ Education is is future-oriented - it is about development and growth even when we are studying the past. Thus‚ as educators‚ the aspect of thinking we tend to focus upon is learning. As we have stressed‚ much thinking is commonplace - it goes on all the time‚ often without our being aware of it. Education takes us into the conscious world. It involves activities that are intended to stimulate

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    n Noelle Brando 29 November 2012 College Writing I Perception of Women in Advertising Print advertising portrays females as sex objects. Different ads and commercials increase the sexual attention given to women in our society. Women are used through sex appeal to sell products that may attract males. An issue that results in this method of advertising could result in violent sexual acts that enable violence against women. The provocative clothing that women where in print ads encourage

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    schools play a key role Public schools is also refer to primary or secondary schools mandated for or offered to all children without charge‚ funded in whole or in part by taxation. It may also refer to public institutions of post-secondary education  funded and overseen by the government from around the world. In Malaysia however it is also the most important steps of education for majority of the students in Malaysia. It is the genesis for most of the knowledge‚ experience‚ education obtained

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    The Role of Veterinarians in Society Louis Pasteur‚ a French chemist and microbiologist in the 1800’s‚ began his study of rabies when two dogs infected with rabies were brought to his laboratory. One of the dogs suffered from the dumb form of the disease: his jaw hung low‚ he foamed at the mouth‚ and he had a vacant look in his eyes. The other dog suffered from the viscous form of the disease: he let out terrifying howls‚ he snapped‚ and he bit at any object that came close to him. Through

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