Essays on Supportive Role

The most significant cultural result of the War of 1812 today is the American attitude regarding the military for purposes of economic and national security. Previously, the Americans had been distrustful of a strong military believing that it would be subversive towards the republican institutions. However, the1812 War called for the re-evaluation of the republican tenets as the conflict became a revelation that a formidable force was the precursor for the common prosperity (Hickey, 2012). Following the War, the primary duty of the subsequent regimes gradually became the need to place the safety of the nation by adopting an ...

Literature Review Summary

Literature Review Summary:

The population I intend to study in this case are women and the issue of substance abuse especially by those engaged in prostitution.

Problem Statement

Prostitution is an act that a majority of women choose to engage in. This is accompanied by substance abuse which results from this case. Mostly, this appears to be as a result of poverty cases. As women engage in prostitution most of them go ahead abusing drugs which raise concern in the society (Young et al. 2000).

Intervention to use to impact the problem

Importance of the study This study is meant to help women that engage in prostitution. It ...

Role of Parents in Children’s Education and School Practices

Despite the fact that most parents get involved in their children’s education in secondary schools, many of them do not get deeply engaged. One major group that is affected by this verity is that of working class families. Consumed in career activities, such parents relate with their children shallowly and leave most of their parenting roles to teachers in several instances. Though they express extraordinary commitment to the success of their children educationally, many of these parents view their responsibility in their children’s education as being a supplementary role. They believe that the teachers should do the work ...