humanity

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World
Why Only The World Fair enough, why only the world covers? That is one of the options I have for you now. I have worked in schools for quite some years now and understand the kind of problems that await to solve at the school level. No one is denying the fact that all schools across the globe have the same problems. But we need to understand that our country isn’t different from any other country in the world. If you are from Pakistan, you will be able to understand the problems faced by these people in other countries as well. I am sure it will be no problem to you to translate these two lines into other languages like Dutch, Spanish, Greek, French etc. As I said earlier, we need to understand that there are so many problems all over the world and not just in Pakistan.
By umer ali3 years ago in Longevity
Are Right A Lot
Are Rights A Lot. Or… Not Really. Can you explain why that specific shareholder is owed the right to make a claim against the company? You seem to say it is simply because they bought some shares, but doesn’t it go beyond that? If they bought the shares, they bought a right to those shares in any case, so if they sold those shares before going to court, they are just having a change of plan and owning shares that belong to someone else (and therefore they should have no rights).
By umer ali3 years ago in Longevity
Are Why Questions Bad?
Are Why Questions Bad? A typical discussion in education circles is that a good pedagogy would present the students with multiple explanations of why certain choices are good. A good pedagogy would show the student why given the limited amount of time a student has in the school day, learning math should be the school’s priority. But as a professor in educational leadership in my graduate school days in the early 1970s, I experienced the opposite. I remember a discussion with a team of faculty from a prominent university teaching the civil rights era civil rights movement. They were discussing what was appropriate to do with the students in their classes. I argued for such a discussion. One of the professors said to me that he disagreed that the civil rights era was an example of the power of positive motivation. I could not argue with that. Yet a moment later he said to me, in effect, that it was pointless to discuss why civil rights workers would have worked without earning money. That was his reason for not discussing the facts and reasons. I was puzzled. So I asked the professor, “Didn’t some civil rights workers receive money in order to complete their assignments?” He replied, “Of course, but not all of them worked on behalf of the civil rights movement for that money. If they did, the students would question them and doubt the positive motivation. They would learn that a good civil rights movement requires money and not necessarily positive motivation.” I was shocked. He did not want to explain his understanding of why a civil rights movement would be immoral and not helpful to students. I had never seen such a discussion in a university education program.
By umer ali3 years ago in Longevity
The link between sleep and mental health
Sleep and mental health are closely linked. Studies have shown that sleep deprivation can affect a person's mood, cognition, and overall mental well-being. Conversely, mental health issues such as anxiety and depression can disrupt sleep, leading to a vicious cycle. In this article, we will explore the relationship between sleep and mental health, the effects of sleep deprivation on the brain and mental health, and strategies for improving sleep to promote better mental health.
By Ayesha3 years ago in Longevity
5 Ways to Family Wellness
5 Ways to Family Wellness When I first began my health journey, I was sick and tired. Forget tired, I wrestled with chronic pain and fatigue on a daily basis!
By Holly Pheni3 years ago in Longevity
Control without accepting responsibility
Control without responsibility- a modern concept Causing, then blame others There does appear to be a growing tendency, in every aspect of life, from personal and social interactions to national governance. It is normal for organisations to control people and events but refuse to accept the responsibility that should go with control. This can be observed in sports where player A provokes retaliation from person B and then demands that B be punished. They do not expect punishment as they believe they are innocent; they are refusing to even acknowledge that the retaliation was a consequence of their own actions.
By Peter Rose3 years ago in Longevity
How to Get Rid of Belly Overhang
We typically feel more self-conscious about our bodies during the summer. The warmer weather allows you to wear less clothing, which allows you to cover over aspects of your body that you don't like, such as your stomach.
By Lifeguard3 years ago in Longevity
Low Sex Drive In Women-Causes, Symptoms, Solutions
Women's sexual preferences naturally change over time. Highs and lows are frequently associated with the start or end of a relationship, as well as major life transitions such as pregnancy, menopause, or disease. Some mood-disorder drugs might also cause reduced sex drive in women.
By Lifeguard3 years ago in Longevity
93% Of Men Have No Idea This Prostate Shrinking Solution Exists!
Medications: There are several medications available that can help shrink the prostate or relieve the symptoms of an enlarged prostate. These include alpha blockers, 5-alpha reductase inhibitors, and phosphodiesterase inhibitors.
By Raghav3 years ago in Longevity
New Beginnings: A New Year's Eve Story
As the clock struck midnight on New Year's Eve, Claire stood on the rooftop of her apartment building, gazing out at the city below. She had always loved the energy and excitement that came with the start of a new year, and this year was no exception.
By Beyond the Brightness3 years ago in Longevity
The Benefits of Regular Exercise and How to Get Started
Regular exercise has numerous benefits for both the body and the mind. It can help to improve cardiovascular health, increase strength and flexibility, and reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease. Exercise can also have positive effects on mental health, reducing stress, improving mood, and increasing feelings of well-being.
By G Fraust3 years ago in Longevity
Not Autistic
Introduction This is a follow up to my post on Greg Davies’ “The Cleaner” Christmas Special which features an Autistic writer and actor and you can read about it below.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Longevity