Unethical Situation in Education Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Unethical Situation in Education Introduction Ethics can be referred to as the moral principles that guide people’s behavior. Ethical behavior is when individuals’ actions are in line with the values that are generally accepted by society and also those that are in line with individual rights. The key moral principles that are considered for a behavior to be ethical include equality, fairness, honesty, and dignity (Serholt et al. 2017). Unethical behavior, on the other hand, is a deed that is not considered morally right for an individual or a profession. Professionals, businesses, and politicians are among the group of people who can behave unethically. In a class management situation, there can be unethical behavior perpetrated by an individual whose profession is that of a lecturer. Class management can be defined as the different skills and methods that the teachers use to ensure that students are orderly, attentive as well as the student’s actions will make them academically productive. It is essential for the teachers to ensure that the…

CEO’s duties Company CEOs oversee all regular operations of a company. They have legal duties, expectations, and responsibilities to the organization, and failure to uphold these responsibilities result in lawsuits from shareholders and debt liabilities for the organizations. CEO’s duties bind the cooperation legal proceedings, contracts, and debt obligations. Therefore, the CEO’s have the fiduciary duty of care to the cooperation. They are expected to act in good faith and the best interest of the cooperation. The duty of care broadly applies to all decisions CEO’s make, and even the decisions they ought to make, are they to exercise ordinary care or extreme care. The duty of care requires the CEO to understand and evaluate the organization’s operations and agreements. First, the directors have the responsibility of monitoring and overseeing the organization’s business. They have the responsibility to act reasonably when delegating duties to others and when choosing delegates. For effective monitoring, the CEO should create systems that record and process information about its operations and financial position. These systems vary widely, and their suitability depends on the business of…

Macro Social Work Definition of Macro Practice              The macro practice is a multidimensional concept in social work and is defined as those set of activities effected in organizational, community and policy domains (Netting et al., 2016). In numerous social work entities, the macro elements of social work practice— entailing policy advocacy, strategy analysis, community mobilization are utilized. In the past, there has been a disinvestment in macro social work practice in the realms of social justice and community development among vulnerable populations (Reisch, 2016). However, significant attention is now focusing on macro-level social work in various settings. In analyzing macro practice in the context of social work, the conflict theory examines the various ways social and economic disparities are perpetuated because of power differences in society. According to Netting et al., (2016), this model typically perceives that all societies are divided into the privileged and the underprivileged. Because those in power often exercise authority over the disadvantaged, the limited resources become concentrated among a few influential individuals. A neo-Marxist viewpoint of the conflict theory portrays social workers as enablers…

Diversity Training Programs Typically, diversity training program refers to a program designed to promote positive group interaction, minimize discrimination and prejudice, and generally teach persons who are different from other individuals how to work in harmony and an effective manner (Fujimoto & Härtel, 2017). Many companies have long depended on diversity to minimize bias on the job, performance ratings and hiring tests to limit it to promotions and recruitments, as well as grievance systems to give their workers a way to challenge the executives. Such tools are designed to preempt lawsuits by policing the executive’s actions and thoughts. This force-feeding can significantly activate bias in the workplace rather than stamp it out. Some of the reasons as to why training diversity programs are failing; First, the management is at times so rigid to changes and diversity, which makes it difficult to achieve diversity in the company (Fujimoto & Härtel, 2017). It is therefore imperative for managers in the organizations to be open-minded to accept different opinions from others in the firm so that the phenomenon of diversity in the organization…

  Social Studies Framework Teaching social studies in school ensures that the students get to travel around the globe without the need to leave their classroom. They get to gain an understanding of the world and the perspectives that define it. With that, I believe that instructors have the task to ensure that 4th graders get to understand global perspectives of the physical surroundings. In the perspectives, they are to get in contact with a history of their surrounding and founding fathers as well as their accomplishments. In learning of their surroundings and the history that defines them as people, their geography comes into play. They have to better understand aspects of the physical world around them, being able to recognize most elements of the world from maps. Another aspect that instructors should have their 4th-grade students learn is civics that has an alignment with the local government and its functioning. Instilling that knowledge will be the preparation for future studies of the same but in separate disciplines. In my opinion, the most difficult to teach 4th graders in social…

Poverty reduction remains a major challenge in Kenya. More than half of the Kenyan population constitutes people living in poverty. However, according to research, 36.1 % of Kenya’s population live below the international poverty level (Ali, 2017). This poverty level is made worse by economic inequality, major corruption in the government coffers, and sometimes health issues. Other reasons for the high poverty level in Kenya include; landlessness, lack of education, unemployment, gender imbalance and vulnerability, and low agricultural productions (Ali, 2017). In light of the above, the Kenyan Government is working on alleviating poverty, and the following strategies are in place; Facilitate sustained and rapid economic growth This system aims to create economic growth that can be maintained over time without any interference of economic problems, especially for future generations. The above strategy is one of the effective methods that the Kenyan Government has put to alleviate poverty among its citizens (Ali, 2017). This strategy works by attempting to satisfy the Kenyan people’s needs while ensuring that the natural resources and the environment are taken care of for future generations.…

  How Short-Term Memory Compares at Ages     Introduction Storage, encoding, and retrieval entail the three stages of memory. Memory storage forms include long-term memory, short-term memory, and sensory memory. The sensory memory enables a person to retain an impression of sensory data immediately after the cease of the primary stimulus (Oberauer, Lewandowsky, Awh, Brown, Conway, Cowan & Ma, 2018). Short-term memory, on the other hand, stores information for a short period and can hold onto seven items of data at once. Long-term memory holds information for longer periods. Therefore, short-term memory involves a brain system that stores and manages data temporarily needed to perform complex cognitive issues like reasoning, understanding, and learning. The memory helps in the initiation, selection, and termination of data-processing function s like storing, encoding, and retrieving information. The paper seeks to how short-term memory compares with age. There is no available evidence to support the increased loss of memory among children aged between 0 and 15 years than among older individuals between the ages of 25 and 65 years old (Oberauer et al., 2018).…

Gambling In India Introduction India has a general gambling act dated back to 1867. Gambling is, however, subject to state legislation. This means that state legislatures in India have been entrusted by the constitutions to make the necessary regulations concerning gambling. Different states, therefore, have different laws legislation concerning gambling. The Gambling Act In India The act is embraced in some states in India; some have their own regulations concerning gambling. Most legislations that are in place do not touch on online gambling. The fact is that they were formed before this invention; it, therefore, concerns majorly on activities done at physical locations. The states of Goa and Sikkim being exceptions, the courts in India have a strict restriction on gambling. Despite the revenue gambling generates and its increasing popularity, it is still prohibited. Gambling laws in India are clear; they do have many restrictions on any form of gambling or wagering activities. Is Gambling Legal In India? Many states in India have legislation in place to prohibit any forms of gambling. The punishment for breaking this law can amount…

Innovation and technical change Introduction Technical change and innovation play vital roles in organizational and economic prosperity, leading to the creation of knowledge and new products. The modern markets are highly characterized by competition induced by existing firms and new market entrants. To withstand market competition and remain relevant through consumers’ lens, firms resort to interact, share, and exchange information with one another to upscale their innovation quests. Innovation refers to the art involving the “transformation of opportunities into the practical utility (Fernandes, Ferreira & Raposo, 2013, pg. 2). Taalbi (2019) agrees that organizations’ capacity to innovate and come forth with diversified and creative products to meet the consumers’ expectations, tastes, and preferences is one of the impeccable avenues to market competitiveness. The art of innovation is an inert process that is time intensive and a simple art based on the view innovation requires technology diffusion that is a construct of coordination and integration of various complementary technologies and institutional arrangements. However, Veugelers, & Schweiger, (2016) acknowledged the scholarly dissent concerning the forces behind innovation and the evolution of technological…

        Impact of Technological Devices on Children Abstract The essay evaluates how technological devices have negatively influenced children. According to the paper, the use of technological device among children has children’s critical thinking and reduced imagination. Also, according to the essay, an excessive amount of technology during the development stages of a child has affected the growth of children today significantly. The paper recommends that parents should also encourage their children to put away technological devices when reading. Keywords: technological devices, critical thinking, imagination, problem-solving                             Impact of Technological Devices on Children Today’s society is overwhelmed by technological devices. Everyday technology keeps on changing and bringing various effects on people’s lives. Children are not exceptional in this case. Technology has affected children, significantly bringing various concern and praises. Mostly, digital devices have influenced children with both positive and negative effects. For instance, digital technology has improved children’s ability to multitask, but it has reduced their ability to process information deeply. Also, due to the…