PDF Button War and counter-terrorism activities have been a topic of discussion among many policymakers and legislators over time. Different governments all over the world have taken different paths and strategies to counter terrorist activities and to respond to terror strikes, which include harsh policies like drone attacks and severe punishments to deter future acts, while some of them have focused their attention on the underlying causes behind such actions

PDF Button Historical Foundations of Gender Representation in Media Gender representation issues began in the past when feminists began fighting for their rights to equality. As we all know, women have been underrepresented in our societies, with men being superior in most cases. Studies on gender-based issues began in the 1950s when gender portrayal in the media led to the launch of the Second Feminism Wave (Bagdikian and Ben, 10).

PDF Button Nutritional Scarcity and Food Insecurity Worldwide, nutritional scarcity is common. Nutritional deficiency is caused by the increased rate of poverty and food insecurity. The shortage of nutrients is continuously growing. Nutrient dearth includes food deficient in micronutrients and macronutrients. Micronutrients are nutrients required in small amounts, while macronutrients are those nutrients needed by the body in large amounts. In developing and economically deprived countries, nutrient deficiencies are increasing

PDF Button Introduction and Article Focus Hope K. Gerde, Rachel E. Schachter, and Barbara A. Wasik’s article “Using the Scientific Method to Guide Learning: An Integrated Approach to Early Childhood Curriculum” argues that scientific inquiry can organize learning across the preschool curriculum rather than remain a separate subject offered only during occasional experiments. The authors respond to a persistent problem: young children are naturally curious about objects, living things, weather,