Paulo Freire, Brazilian educator is the author of “Pedagogy of the Oppressed”, a book that focusses on critical consciousness. In the book, Freire says that our society is a dynamic, ever-evolving system that creates situations of power. This power, at times, intentionally or unintentionally, creates social structures, provides power to some, and oppresses some other […]
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Mobility of Humans (Doreen Massey)
Doreen Massey, a British social scientist and geographer, says that if history is about time, geography is about space, not ‘outer space’ but the space within which we all live. And in this space, there are lots of stories being weaved at any point in time, at every point in the space there is some […]
Diana George Changing The Face Of Poverty: Analysis
“Changing the Face of Poverty” is an article written by Diana George that examines how poverty is represented by nonprofit organizations, such as Habitat for Humanity hose aim is to help people in poverty. George argues that such organizations perpetuate a misleading image of what poverty looks like. By using black and white dismal images […]
‘Learning How to Die in the Anthropocene’ by Roy Scranton: Summary
“Learning How to Die in the Anthropocene” by Roy Scranton is a thought-provoking book that explores the challenges of living in the Anthropocene, a geological epoch defined by the significant impact of human activities on the planet. Scranton reflects on the existential and environmental crises humanity faces, including climate change and the potential for global […]
‘Wilderness Letter’ By Wallace Stegner: Summary
Wallace Stegner’s “Wilderness Letter” explores the importance of preserving wilderness and natural landscapes. Stegner argues that wilderness is not just a place of recreation but is essential for the human spirit. He emphasizes the need for unspoiled, undeveloped land as a source of inspiration, a refuge for wildlife, and a means of maintaining ecological balance. […]
Black Mamas Lives Matter by Jada Jones: Summary
Jada Jones’s article “Black Mamas’ Lives Matter” addresses the racial disparity in maternal mortality rates and focuses on the challenges faced by Black mothers. The article provides alarming statistics that reveal Black mothers are dying at a significantly higher rate compared to their white counterparts, emphasizing the urgent need to address the maternal health crisis […]
“Guns and Cars Are Different” by Jacob Macleod: Summary and Response
Here’s a summary of “Guns and Cars Are Different” by JACOB MACLEOD and a response to it. Jacob MacLeod’s response to Nicholas Kristof’s New York Times column, “Our Blind Spot about Guns,” titled “Guns and Cars Are Different,” focuses on the comparison between firearm and vehicle regulations. Kristof argues for sensible gun regulations, drawing parallels […]
Supply chain management (SCM): Concepts
Supply chain management (SCM) – Definition & Concepts. SCM is the management of the relationships and flows between the various activities of operations and processes that produce value in the form of products and services for the consumer. Supply chain management requires intricate planning and coordination to efficiently move products and services from manufacturing to […]
Corporate Finance: Capital Structure and Capital Investment Analysis
Corporate finance, is about raising capital, making investment decisions, having appropriate capital structure, accounting, taxation. It involves financial planning and implementing various strategies to maximizing shareholder value. Corporate finance looks at ways to fund operations to maximize profits and minimize costs. It deals with preparing financial statements and taxation, and more. Capital Structure Firms typically […]
Operating System: Basics
Operating System of a computer (and most smart devices) is basically a layer of core programs that act as intermediaries between basic computer hardware and the user to make it easy to interact with the gadget/hardware. Goals of an Operating System Execute User Programs Make computer system easy to use Use the hardware in an […]
Metals and Non-Metals (Materials): Chemistry
Materials can be classified as metals and non-metals. Both, metals and non-metals are used widely in our daily lives. Metals differ from non-metals based on their physical and chemical properties. Here are some main differences between metals and non-metals: Lustrous: Metals are lustrous whereas non-metals have no lustre. Malleability & ductility: Most metals are malleable […]
Sociology Project Topics and Materials
Sociology is the study of society and its people. It further studies the social structure, social behavior, and relations of people living in the society. Sociology studies society through the lens of human activity, how it is influenced by the needs, interests, attitudes, and values of people. Theories such as conflict theory are used to […]
Dentistry: Notes, Case Studies, Questions and Answers
Academic Questions Question: Research paper based on the following guidelines: I. Introduction a. Definition of teledentistry – This section will provide a clear definition of teledentistry, which is the use of technology to provide dental care and education remotely. b. Importance of teledentistry – This section will explain why teledentistry is important and why it […]
Strategic Planning: Concepts & Benefits
Strategic planning is the process of setting goals, determining vision for the future and the plan of the organization to achieve these. Academic Questions You have successfully gained a junior management role in the UK in an organisation called Vista, which is a multi-national company. This is an interesting time for the business as it […]
Interview a Vegetable Vendor (School Project)
Here’s a school project where kids had to wear the hat of a journalist and interview a local entrepreneur. This child interviewed a local vegetable vendor. Mahesh Kaka is the vegetable vendor from whom our family buys all their vegetables. He has his vegetable stall on the road outside our building, just a stone’s throw […]
Everybody’s Water: ICSE Class V English literature
Everybody’s Water is a play included in the syllabus for Class 5 English literature subject for ICSE students. This play was scripted by Maraa, a media collective, for the Schools Water Portal, a platform for sharing knowledge on water as a resource among teachers, students, school management, and parents. Everybody’s Water: Questions and Answers Reference […]
Quantum Physics: Understand the Basics
Quantum Physics indicates the existence of alternate realities beyond our everyday concepts and logic. What is Quantum Physics? Quantum Physics is the part of physics that describes the very smallest things in the universe, such as molecules, atoms, sub-atomic parts such as electrons, protons, and neutrons. It is fascinating because everybody around us, including us, […]
Rivers of India – Geography
Rivers (Geography) study notes, projects, essays, question and answers. The rivers of India play an important role in the life of Indians. They provide water for irrigation, drinking water, electricity and easy transportation. Questions (Class 5 Geography) Let’s know something more about our rivers. Do the following activities in your notebook. Be as creative as […]
Top 100 GK Questions on Mahatma Gandhi
Top 100 GK (General Knowledge) questions on Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, and one of the most revered leaders not just in India, but the world over. Lets see how much you know about Bapu. Q) Gandhi ji’s full name?Answer: Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi Q) Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on which date? Answer: […]
Tales of Young Gandhi – Notes, Questions & Answers
Tales of Young Gandhi is a chapter in English Literature for ICSE Class V students. “You must be the change you wish to see in the world,” Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. Tales of Young Gandhi: Question and Answers Quick Answers Question: When was Gandhi born? Answer: Gandhi was born on 2nd October 1869 CE Question: Where […]