Review of Literature The achievement gap is a term that has evolved over the past decades to describe academic achievement primarily between poor as well as culturally and linguistically marginalized families and other students (Nieto, 2010). According to Barton (2004), equal access to education has become possible with the development of society. However, it is […] Read more >>
Creating Social Values, CSV, is a concept that is adopted by companies and organizations to improve their sustainability, while at the same time improving the state of the marketplaces in which they operate, the communities that surround them, the economies as well as the corporate coffers (Epstein-Reeves, 2012). Nestle Report (2015) defines it as the […] Read more >>
Literature Review: A-not-A Questions in Mandarin Chinese To start with, a definition of A-not-A question should be provided. A-not-A question is a specific type of question that contains two alternatives for the answer or presupposes yes/no answers. A-not-A questions are commonly recognized as a subtype of disjunctive and alternative questions, but they are specific for […] Read more >>
Organizational theoretical orientations are perspectives used by employees and other stakeholders to regard work and related organizational processes. Organizational orientation is significant in its ability to achieve and sustain its competitiveness. Some of the organizational theoretical orientations include human relations, human resources, systems, classical management, critical, and cultural. It is important to highlight that a […] Read more >>
This literature review chapter seeks to explore the literature on how to handle projects in multicultural settings. The intent is to synthesize the material from various peer-reviewed articles to come up with a compilation of various findings and their implications for those working with multicultural teams or target people of different cultures in their projects. […] Read more >>
The workplace problem, in this case, is the fact that I am facing difficulties in dealing with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The workplace problem has been considered critical in most workplaces hence the need to address it in the form of action research. The problem also requires to be considered critical in the future […] Read more >>
Introduction An obsessive-compulsive disorder can be studied in detail since more and more data is being gathered through sophisticated methodologies that also suggest directions for future research. When I was working on research, I have noticed that there are many black holes in the nature of OCD, in its epidemiology and treatment, which encouraged me […] Read more >>
Introduction Schools play a significant and formative role in children’s cognitive, emotional, language, moral and social development. Academic skills; for instance, reading, writing as well as mathematics form the foundation upon which a child’s performance at school is evaluated. A child’s learning disability may create anxious feelings, inadequacy, or shame that can lead to behavioral […] Read more >>
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