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    The sample was drawn from 33 rural and urban schools. The target sample consisted of 3000 Children from rural schools and 1000 from urban schools. The mean, S.D., t-test and co-efficient of correlation was used for arriving at conclusions. The hypothesis of the study framed were, there is no significant sex difference in the academic achievement of primary school children, there is no rural urban difference in academic achievement of primary school children. The findings of the study points out that

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    A child is somebody under the age of 18 who is dependent on their parents. According to the NSPCC, the UN Convention on the rights states that a child is anybody under the age of 18. All around the world the age of a child depends on the culture in which the child is born into. In some societies, they believe that children are socially constructed which relates to the historical, cultural and social factors. It depends on where the child is born for their construction and what it means to the child

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    Compare the presentation of the Duke and Porphyria's lover in My Last Duchess and Porphyria's lover Browning has presented The Duke and Porphyria's lover as obsessive and controlling in the two poems. Telling the stories from the characters point of view makes it clear that they both feel threatened by their partners, and wish to regain the lead role they should have as the men in their relationships. Rather than confronting their significant others, they kill them because of their obsessive

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    How did World War II impact educational attainment and employment for women in America? Before World War II, the nation was recovering from the greatest recession in the history of the United States. Once the U.S government enacted the Selective Service Act, which mobilized thousands of men to fight in WWII, there was a major gap in the labor force. As a result, 14 million women joined the labor force during the span of WWII (Goldin and Olivetti 2013). In contrast, high school graduation rates dropped

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    The sixth proposition explains that often a family’s socioeconomic status, mental health, education, skills, personality characteristics, and career maturity will lead to a career pattern for the offspring (Brown, 2016). The Status Attainment Theory further dives into to this concept. A person with a lower level in the above list will have a harder time breaking the mold their family set. It is not impossible, but will be a challenging road. An individual in this situation will face challenges other

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    2.9 Educational Attainment and Earnings From the point of view of the development economists, education not only offers the opportunity to escape deprivation through improvements in employment and earnings prospects but also has unproductive benefits such as improved health and ability to function and Successfully integrate into the mainstream society, all factors that could promote better education and labor market outcomes (Van der Berg, 2008: 7). The primary focus of research by labor economists

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    Successfully interacting with others requires that an individual learn how to make proper social evaluations. Social evaluations increasingly become important from childhood to adulthood as social relationships become more complex (Arnett, 1999). Arnett noted that from childhood to adulthood, important social evaluations begin to surface and evolve into more complex forms of judgment. Over time, the ability to discern a person’s trustworthiness and approachability becomes a vital social evaluation

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    Movies enact realistic social situations and serve as social learning tools, especially animated ones that are being consumed by both young and adult audiences. The movie that will be discussed in this paper is "Kung Fu Panda". First theory that will be introduced in this paper analyzes social groups, which exist when two or more persons interact with one another, share common goals, are interdependent to some extent and recognize that they belong to a group, as defined by Paulus (1989). The group

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    Now, how on earth can I even put into words just how phenomenal Barbara is? In the English language, I believe I have used every word imaginable to describe the acting and character of this delightful personage. Every time I see Barbara in anything, I am utterly dumbstruck by her matchless gifts and the readiness with which she displays them. Not only is Barbara a dynamic actress who can play any role imaginable, but she also is a master at bringing the best out of every person within the scene.

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    Introduction In second language acquisition research, ultimate attainment refers to the outcome of acquisition, interchangeably ultimate attainment is used with the terms final state. It is found the ability to attain native like phonological skills in second language acquisition begins to decline at the age of 6, and in many individuals before the later age of 12. It is found that native like morphology and syntax is only possible for those under the age of 15 in second language acquisition.

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