The Role of External Influential on the Risky Behaviors of Adolescents
The article by Tynan, Somers, Gleason, Markman, & Yoon investigates the role of external influential factors on the risky behaviors and goal-oriented habits of adolescents in 9th and 12th grades. The authors identify the various factors that influence adolescents’ behaviors including biological, peers, family and political factors. Variables Parental Monitoring One of the variables considered […]
The Best Education Systems in Developing Countries
Education is a human right and is pertinent to the achievement of sustainable development outcomes. A developing country is necessarily a country that has a less developed industrial base and a low human development index. Developing countries usually tend to have health risks, widespread poverty, and corruption at all government level and low education levels. […]
Children Learning Theories
Children growth and development is a gradual process shaped by the child’s personal character and how these characters interact with the environment to determine how children progress in their milestones such as in speech, physical, social as well as cognitive development. Numerous theories explain children growth and development as well as the children process of […]
Reasons Why Education for Girls All Over the Globe Is Essential
Education is the way in which we get to comprehend life and our environment and acquire the necessary skills to interact with nature, reality and other people. Girls are striving to learn as much as possible make their life and survival much more comfortable. Quality and universal education to young girls is paramount. Grown-up girls […]
Lying VS Story Telling
Lying and storytelling are often used interchangeably when referring to children. While the two share several similarities, they are not synonymous components. Lying constitutes a deliberate act, which is intended to camouflage or negate a truth. Alternatively, storytelling is the creation of a story or work of fiction from imagination. Despite their relative closeness […]