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The document provides an overview of the challenges involved in writing an essay on the broad topic of education. It notes that such an essay requires balancing insightful perspectives with avoiding cliches, as education encompasses many aspects like history, theories, current issues, and evolving approaches. The author highlights specific complexities like thoroughly researching historical developments, understanding diverse educational theories, addressing contemporary issues, adapting to different audiences, and finding a novel perspective to avoid platitudes. The document concludes that writing about education demands a blend of research, analysis, and creative expression to navigate these challenges successfully.

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Essay Topic On Education

The document provides an overview of the challenges involved in writing an essay on the broad topic of education. It notes that such an essay requires balancing insightful perspectives with avoiding cliches, as education encompasses many aspects like history, theories, current issues, and evolving approaches. The author highlights specific complexities like thoroughly researching historical developments, understanding diverse educational theories, addressing contemporary issues, adapting to different audiences, and finding a novel perspective to avoid platitudes. The document concludes that writing about education demands a blend of research, analysis, and creative expression to navigate these challenges successfully.

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Essay Topic On Education

Writing an essay on the topic of education can be a challenging task, as it requires a delicate balance
between providing insightful perspectives and avoiding common clichés. The difficulty arises from
the broad nature of the subject, encompassing a multitude of aspects such as historical
developments, educational philosophies, contemporary issues, and the ever-evolving landscape of
learning.

Firstly, delving into the historical aspects of education demands thorough research to present a
comprehensive overview. Navigating through the myriad of educational theories and their impact on
society can be intricate, requiring a keen understanding of the nuances that have shaped the
educational systems we know today.

Moreover, addressing contemporary issues in education adds another layer of complexity. Topics like
the digital divide, the role of technology in the classroom, or the challenges posed by global events
necessitate staying abreast of current affairs. The dynamic nature of these issues requires the writer to
remain vigilant in order to provide relevant and up-to-date information.

Crafting an essay on education also requires careful consideration of the audience. Whether the essay
is intended for educators, policymakers, students, or a general audience, the writer must adapt their
language and tone accordingly. This adaptability adds an extra layer of difficulty, as the author must
strike a balance between academic rigor and accessibility.

Furthermore, one must be cautious not to fall into the trap of clichés and platitudes that often
accompany discussions on education. Finding a unique angle or presenting a fresh perspective can be
challenging when addressing a topic as well-explored as education. The writer must navigate through
the sea of conventional wisdom to offer something novel and thought-provoking.

In conclusion, writing an essay on education is a demanding task that requires a blend of historical
insight, awareness of contemporary issues, adaptability to diverse audiences, and the ability to avoid
common pitfalls. However, with careful research, thoughtful analysis, and creative expression, one
can overcome these challenges and produce an essay that contributes meaningfully to the discourse
on education.

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Essay Topic On Education Essay Topic On Education
Sophocles Oedipus The King
Oedipus the King is a tragedy written by Sophocles. The play starts out with Oedipus,
the king of thebes realising that a disastrous plague has been causing harm and
destruction to his city and its people. The king sends out his brother in law, Creon to
investigate the cause of this plague. Creon came back stating that this curse is fallen
onto the city due to the murderer of the former king, king Laius not being properly
punished and exiled for his undoing. Oedipusdecides to find Laius s murderer so that the
curse can be lifted. Oedipus questions the blind prophet, Tiresias about the murder,
however he refuses to share his knowledge at first. Then Oedipus provokes and insults
the blind prophet and even calls him the murder. Offended by this, the prophet reveals
that the murder is actually Oedipus.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His wife Jocasta also assures him that prophets are untrue and that he shouldn t trust
the blind prophet. She also tells him that a prophet once told her son would grow up to
be sleeping with her and killing Laius, which she then states is impossible since they
had the child killed as a baby. She claims that it is cannot be possible for Oedipus to have
killed Laius since he was killed by thieves on crossroads. Oedipus becomes upset by
this since he once killed a man at crossroads, and when he was younger he was once
prophesied to ultimately be killing his biological father and that he d be sleeping with his
Seagrams Essay
Edgar Bronfman s value system is in jeopardy of not being sustained due to his failure to
fully transition from charismatic to instrumental leadership as evidenced by the
employee questions following the values program training.

Analysis

Seagram s is currently undergoing strategic, anticipatory changes in the company s value


system to competitively reposition the company to take advantage of future growth
opportunities, diversify the company globally, effectively manage business processes,
and increase profits. Bronfman has successfully guided the development and introduction
of this new value system. However, Seagram s is lacking the instrumental leadership
necessary for this reorientation to be successful. Specifically, the ... Show more content
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Additionally, employees have voiced concern about sustaining momentum and attention
on values after the training program. However, there is no process in place that enables
employees to keep the focus on values through meetings, additional training or a
communication network. Without this mechanism, the momentum created at training
programs will slow and the sustainability of the value system will be put at risk.
In addition, Bronfman has not created a controlling and rewarding system to measure the
results and reward or punish the behavior of individuals. Employees are concerned that
those who are living the values will not be recognized and rewarded. They are also
concerned about how to deal with values violators . It is difficult to create buy in to the
values if compliance cannot be determined. Further, without an incentive to adhere,
individuals will most likely be indifferent to the values. Clearly, you get what you
reward and if Bronfman wants people to live the values, then he must find a way to
measure and reward that behavior.

Recommendation 1 2 Structuring Processes to Sustain Seagram s New Values


The lack of structuring processes has led to questions on how new recommendations
concerning the values will be handled and how the current momentum of the program
can be sustained. To create this process, we recommend that Bronfman continue to
leverage its existing managerial structure by creating a bottoms up feedback
William Shakespeare s Twelfth Night And Sheridan s The...
The theme of love is central to the attitudes in both Shakespeare s Twelfth Night and
Sheridan s The Rivals . Both playwrights highlight the different kinds of love and
portray these through each character s experience with the emotion. In both plays, the
complexity of love is embodied by deception which demonstrates how easily our
feelings can be manipulated, which is also conveyed through comedy. Shakespeare
mocks the main character s idea s of loveby showing how the devotion that connects
siblings and servants to masters prove more constant than any of the romantic bonds
amongst the other characters. Throughout this piece I am going to discuss not only the
techniques that are used to present the theme of love, but also how both... Show more
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This not only alerts us to Orsino s disturbing ideas about love, but also shows us how
erotic desire is linked to violence and self indulgence. Orsino is more concerned with
himself as a lover than with the object of his love, suggesting he is a narcissist; implying
that with false love comes self love.
There is no woman s sides
Can bide the beating of so strong a passion
This declarative implies there is no woman strong enough to to withhold the intense
passion felt by Orsino. The harsh alliterative plosives used in the violent metaphor bide
the beating portray an almost misogynistic attitude again conveying that his ability to
love is more important to him than being in love.
In the opening scene, he imagines himself as the king of Olivia s mind and heart which
suggests a marital hierarchy rather than mutuality. This suggests that Orsino s
perceptions of love are superficial, and again enforces a misogynistic attitude.
Similarly, in The Rivals , the character Lydia Languish is a creature of romantic
sensibility. The alveolal laterals in her name create an alluring sound hinting at her
desire for romance. One of the prominent themes in the play is that of the 18th century
opposition between courtship s means and objective: falling in love and marriage. Lydia
s guardian Mrs Malaprop wishes for Lydia to have an arranged marriage; to gain

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