Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts

Monday, June 29, 2015

How Does Poverty Affect the Literacy Rate of Filipinos?

This is a short term paper on the topic of poverty and its effects in the quality of education and literacy in the Philippines as part of my requirements in Reading Course subject for my Masters in English, Major in Applied Linguistics degree.

I. Introduction

The question of literacy always comes to mind when talking about social and economic standing, both on a personal and national level.  Stereotyping leads to an erroneous notion that developing countries (also called third-world countries) have illiterate citizens and poor families have illiterate family members. Although poverty does affect literacy on all aspects, it does not solely decide the outcome and quality of education people get as seen in the statistics of developing countries, such as the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia in comparison to the standing of developed countries (also called first-world countries). When it comes to the reading ability of adult citizens, the country is even considerably at par with other first-world nations, such as Australia, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

Saturday, June 20, 2015

Why Is Hiring a Ghostwriter a Bad Idea?

A music professor asked his students to submit their own classical composition as a final project. One student found his own professor’s submitted composition when he was a student, and submitted it as his own, but rewrote it backwards to avoid getting caught. As a result, the student submitted Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata.

You may want to think twice if you are planning to hire a ghostwriter for your school essay because the actual risk is higher than what you may think.


Saturday, June 13, 2015

Five Best Ways to Pass Your College Admission Essay

Finding your dream school means nothing if you will be denied admission. Thousands of aspiring freshmen send their applications to colleges, but most of them will be turned down for different reasons.

In Ivy League bigwigs like Harvard and Yale alone, not more than 10% of applicants go home with a slot. These are the students who stand out in a throng of fresh high school graduates with impressive records and personality.


Wednesday, November 13, 2013

What Are the Different Types of Healthcare Management Jobs?


Healthcare management, or more widely known as healthcare administration, is experiencing surge in demand as the allied healthcare industry continues to develop new vacancies projected by the Department of Labor at 30.3% growth from 2004 to 2014. As 19% of all jobs that are yet to open will likely fall under health services, more administrators of hospitals, public health systems and health care systems will be needed.

Friday, March 15, 2013

18 Effective Tips in Writing College Admission Essays

1. The first three sentences will make the admission officer read the rest of the essay.
2. Make the first paragraph the best because admission officers spend only a few minutes per essay.
3. Open the essay with something unexpected and unique.
4. Never, ever beg for admission. You will look desperate.
5. Be proud, but don’t boast.  You are making an essay, not a resume.
6. Be honest, be yourself.
7. Don’t write about your skills; make writing your skill.
8. Always include something you learned from one particular experience.
9. Your topic can be as shallow as baking a cookie for as long as you can reach an important point.

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