Increasing numbers of the world’s population, especially the youth, are connected to social media in such a way that the unending stream of information coming at them is reshaping their personality, values and behaviours. Minor changes occur daily and go unnoticed.
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Increasing numbers of the world’s population, especially the youth, are connected to social media in such a way that the unending stream of information coming at them is reshaping their personality, values and behaviours. Minor changes occur daily and go unnoticed.
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It happened just days ago, on 11th November 2018, that the world’s leaders flocked to Paris, France to commemorate the centenary of the end of World War 1. This date is marked as Armistice Day, when a peace treaty was declared between the planet’s warring nations.
The Art of Selling Terror
Fear. Did you know that you could sell it? Well according to
the news corporations today, this is their most valuable asset. Using fear to
dominate the headlines has become a popular theme because terror makes
newspaper fly off the shelves. Fear of the unknown is driving the modern man to
irrational thoughts and ideologies, which is causing us to live in realm of
paranoia. This is not a new phenomenon but the new uses of social media have
made the issue worse and we are bombarded by negative views from every angle to
be afraid of the unknown. Very afraid!
US: Getting SMART About Education
Quality public education is key to building strong, vibrant communities and giving our children a foundation to grow into productive, well-rounded adults. As a member of the U.S. House Committee on Education and the Workforce, I know how important it is to talk with students, teachers, and parents across Northwest Oregon about the challenges and opportunities in our schools.
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