The multiplication of acts of violence against teachers on the one hand, and the vote of the Assembly on a bill prohibiting spanking on the other hand, are an acute problem of the educational authority. A re-examination of this notion is necessary. In this respect, Hegel’s teaching texts can be of great help. As Durkheim pointed out , authority is the […] … learn more→
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Educational authority: no to spanking, yes to discipline
The advantages of using titanium abutments
As the implant evolution becomes a “restorative driven” area, it is only ideal for you to learn the different design principles, advantages, and implant connection involved. In the world of dental implants, however, there is one that is likely to claim triumph: Titanium Abutments. Titanium, by essence, is a type of metal often utilized in […] … learn more→
Reasons to give thank you plaques
You have several things to be grateful for every day such as the uncountable blessings, everyday foods, a gift of life and most of all, those people who help you in your every struggle. Who are these people or for you? You are surely thinking of them right now. These are the people who extend […] … learn more→
Top 5 tips to quit smoking cigarettes in College
Smoking cigarettes is an addictive habit that many students do while in college, but the long-term effects on health are frightening. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that cigarette smoking is the leading cause of death that is preventable with nearly half a million deaths per year. Did you know […] … learn more→
Looking for a physically active “cubicle-free” career?
7 Great Alternatives to a Desk Job Some people just aren’t cut out for desk jobs. In many cases, it’s not that we don’t have the skills, but rather that working in a cubicle just doesn’t appeal to us. This is often the case with veterans rejoining the civilian workforce after active military duty. The […] … learn more→
Philosophy courses must not shy away from suicide
A study published in September shows that one in five US college students has had suicidal thoughts within the past year. Research from 2009 suggests that more than half have had such thoughts at some point in their lives. Suicide is the second leading cause of death among college-age students, and there are roughly 1,000 […] … learn more→
What everybody dislikes about beard oil and why
Your beard oil is about to use! It is just that, oil. Your GreenMan Almond beard oil is prepared for use! You beard oil is prepared for use. Beard oil is one of the most necessary items that any kind of beardsman could possess. It is among one of the most crucial items that any […] … learn more→
Preparing for your Jewish wedding? The ketubah is definitely a custom you don’t want to miss!
The ketubah is quite possibly the oldest known pre-nuptial contract known to man, and holds a special place in the ceremonies on every Jewish couple’s special day. There are countless ketubot (plural form of the word ketubah) out there to choose from, so here are a few insider’s tips on what to look for when […] … learn more→
How to sell and buy your airline miles
Are you a frequent flyer? If so, you may have built an enviable stock of airline miles you know you’ll never use. If so, you can either leave them to go to waste — or you can make money off them instead. But what about if you want to buy airline miles and make big […] … learn more→
Catastrophe overload? Read philosophers and poetry instead of headlines
For almost two years now, Americans have been confronted daily by ominous tidings. We are living through stressful times. Reading the news feels awful; ignoring it doesn’t feel right either. Psychologist Terri Apter recently wrote about the “phenomenon in human behavior sometimes described as ‘the hive switch,’ where “catastrophic events eliminate selfishness, conflict and competitiveness, rendering humans […] … learn more→