Regardless of how paramount education is, many students remain demotivated when it comes to learning, studying, or attending schools and colleges. But perhaps, goal-setting would allow undergrads to appreciate its value more. For a very long time, students have been trained to link learning to assessments and scores. Had they been taught to actually tie […]
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While many students perceive selecting a major as a super easy task, thousands of students worldwide have entered college undecided with little to no clue on what major program of study to pursue. Based on the fact that “selecting a major, for many students, is at times complex and unstructured”, the researcher Betty D. Dennis
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After shedding light in our previous blog post “Women in Leadership: What Do We Know?” on two factors that have facilitated women’s entry to the political realm, we have ensured that, regardless, these females were able to powerfully shone. With that being the case, what is thwarting other women from becoming political leaders then? “There
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When UN Women issued its 17 Sustainable Development Goals, it ensured that achieving gender equality and increasing the number of women in leadership are key to achieve each of these objectives by 2030. Regardless of that cruciality, the UN’s numbers prove that females are still underrepresented in politics worldwide. Some articles have casted lights on
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“Whenever a woman becomes the leader of a country, the question always is raised whether her gender matters in how she governs and in how she carries out her leadership.” Angela Merkel has always and in every situation led as a woman; yet, she “has never made a political issue of her gender.” The combination
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