Notes, summaries, assignments, exams, and problems for Social sciences

Explain why the Mars expedition is a high risk travel.

What happens if the space suit rips?

What happens if the rover breaks down?

What would happen if you lost contact with Earth?

Write two reasons why people shouldn’t go to Mars.

• Homesickness
• Extreme boredom

Would you volunteer to go to Mars? Why or why not?

Write about a candidate that is willing to go to Mars. Explain his or her reasons.

Why do people want to go to Mars?

Describe the Mars One Project.

The Mars One Project is a Dutch project that aims at a permanent human colony on Mars.

Write a 5-line paragraph about Malala Yousafzai.

She was born on 12 July 1997 and is a Pakistani activist for female education. She is the youngest Nobel Prize laureate and is known for her human rights advocacy, especially... Continue reading "The Risks and Rewards of the Mars Expedition" »

Is Face-to-Face Learning More Effective Than Online Classes?

Fourteen months ago, a new method of teaching, online classes, was broadly introduced across all educational levels. Since then, a significant debate has emerged regarding the effectiveness of face-to-face classes compared to online learning. Personally, I believe that face-to-face classes yield better results and are far more productive than online classes.

One reason for my stance is that, as a student, I find online classes tempting for multitasking. While I may be listening to the class, my focus is divided. Additionally, certain subjects, such as science, are not conducive to online learning. Beyond theory, practical application is crucial for understanding scientific concepts.... Continue reading "Face-to-Face vs. Online Learning and the Effectiveness of Curfews During Pandemics" »

Introducing ourselves to the labor market after finishing a university degree is a daunting task that weighs heavily on students' minds. When faced with the choice between pursuing additional coursework or undertaking an internship, it's crucial to determine the most suitable option. This essay aims to compare and contrast these two possibilities, highlighting their similarities and differences.

Similarities in Learning Outcomes and Career Prospects

Firstly, it's important to acknowledge that both options can lead to similar outcomes. Regardless of the chosen path, students can acquire valuable knowledge and skills. While the learning approaches may differ, the fundamental principles and concepts remain consistent. Whether gained through theoretical... Continue reading "Internships vs. Additional Coursework: Choosing the Best Path for Your Career" »

·Illiberal democracy - is a governing system in which, although Elections take place, citizens are cut off from knowledge about the activities Of those who exercise real power because of the lack of civil liberties.

·Political economic system – relationship between economic and political institutions and The policies and outcomes they create

·Institutions – humanly devised constraints that structure political, economic, and social Interaction; rules of the game, formal or informal, legal or not, backed by Orgs or not

·Welfare State - a system whereby the Government undertakes to protect the health and well-being of its citizens, Especially those in financial or social need, by means of grants, pensions, and Other benefits.

·Colonialism/... Continue reading "International relation" »

In my opinion, technology, like cell phones or computers, is very useful nowadays if used in a good way.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Technological Devices

First of all, these kinds of devices have both positive and negative aspects.

Proper Use of Technological Devices

Secondly, these devices were intended for academic and social purposes, not for wasting time.

Enhancing Education with Technology

Finally, education should be based on these technological devices to make it easier for students and to foster better communication between teachers and students.

Conclusion

In conclusion, technological devices are essential and important today for communication, studying, and searching for information.

Ebb-

to diminish

Ecclesiastical-

having to do with church

Eclipse-

to block the light of

Ecosystem-

a community of organisms

Edict-

an official decree

Edifice-

a big, imposing building

Effectual-

effective

Efficacy-

effectiveness

Effigy-

a likeness of person

Elation-

a feeling of great joy

Electorate-

the voters

Elegy-

a mournful poem or music

Elite-

the best selected group

Elocution-

the art of public speaking

Emaciate-

to make extremely thin through starvation or illness

Emanate-

to come forth

Emancipate-

to liberate

Embargo-

a government suspending foreign trade

Embellish-

to adorn

Embody-

to personify

Embroil-

to involve in conflict

Embryonic-

undeveloped

Emissary-

a messenger sent to represent another

Empathy-

identification with the feelings of another

Empower-

to give power or authority... Continue reading "Vocabulary List: Words Starting with E" »

Theoretical Background

The learning of English at an early age is becoming more and more commonplace in the Spanish educational system. However, this contrasts with the situation in other European countries where they start the teaching of a foreign language in primary education. Actually, there is no real evidence that demonstrates the effect of age on learners’ second language achievement, that is, whether learners who begin learning as children are able to reach higher levels of L2 ability than those who start learning in adolescence or adulthood.

Studies on Age and Language Acquisition

According to Clavel-Arroitia, several studies in the literature examine the effects of starting foreign language education in primary school compared with... Continue reading "Age and Second Language Acquisition: Is Earlier Really Better?" »