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Opinion Essays
What do you think?
March 2020
Topics and ideas
There is not enough ecology education in schools
Worlds apart: urban and rural voting
Distance learning benefits
Vaccination: forced or volunteer? Cyberbullying versus physical bullying
Learning history benefits Parents should have social media control tools
Opinion Essays
What do you think?
March 2020
Topics and ideas
Distance education is the one in which students may not always be physically present at a school. In other words, you learn, study, and qualify in your chosen subject online without having to attend an exam center, a college building, or university campus. However, distance learning might not be the best choice for every student. The first best thing about the distance education is being able to learn from anywhere and at any time. It does not matter in what part of the country you are living, you can join the course and start learning. Even if your course is offered by an international school, you could easily get access to course material if you are a citizen of a different country.
Distance learning benefits
Opinion Essays
March 2020
What do you think?
Topics and ideas
Worlds apart: urban and rural voting
There are usually quite significant variations when examining rural and urban voting results. Generally, there are some key differences that are repetitive no matter where the election takes place. Typically, urban jurisdictions have a more migratory set of voters and greater resources to use during an election.
Opinion Essays
March 2020
Topics and ideas
What do you think?
There is not enough ecology education in schools
Talk about air pollution, water crisis or any other environmental problem, and someone will inevitably say, “Education is the answer.” How can you disagree with that? But I wonder if people know about the role education can play and the problems it faces in the process. Let us start by looking at introducing problems of the environment in the school curriculum. While textbooks and teachers try to persuade the young to conserve, the economic environment influences them to buy, consume and dispose of loads of waste.