Topic False news and unethical journalistic practice as a form of media violence Instructions Why is this topic important for society? What do we learn about the social importance of media by looking at this particular part of the media communication process? What are the key ideas on this topic? Who are the key writers … Read more
Topic The Impact of #ChooseKindness Campaign Instructions Choose a contemporary social media campaign or project that seems to you to be aiming to promote social change and/or social impact. The campaign or project needs to be active in 2018 and/or 2019. It does not need to be an Australian campaign, but it should be in … Read more
Topic Applying Classical and Contemporary Sociological Theories Instructions 1. Choose a specific current event (within the past two months) and find one news article about it from a newspaper, magazine, or news website. The event can have taken place anywhere in the world. Choose something that really interests you! 2. Choose any two of the … Read more
Topic ROLE OF MASCULINITY ON MEN’S MENTAL HEALTH AND SOCIAL RELATIONS Instructions Discuss the role of masculinity on men’s mental health and social relations. Answer preview Scholars have documented the value of mental health and social connections in society. While multiple life factors can result in mental health problems, social connection suppresses the impact (Sloan, … Read more
Topic Gender Inequality at Australian Work Places Instructions Write a blog paper on Gender Inequality at Australian Work Places. Answer preview Undoubtedly, one will admit that they have come across instances of gender inequality in the workplace. There is no denying the fact that women are the most discriminated against in most Australian workplaces (Williams, … Read more
Topic Kuhn’s Philosophy of Science and its Limitation Instructions Around p. 38 of Structure, Kuhn discusses the motivations of scientists. For example: What then challenges him is the conviction that, if only he is skilfull enough, he will succeed in solving a puzzle that no one before has solved or solved so well. Many of … Read more
Topic The argument on Economics is not a Science because it cannot undertake Repeatable Experiments Instructions – Economics is not science, because it cannot undertake repeatable experiments. – You ignore an emerging body of work, some by prominent Nobel Prize winners, that is transforming economics into a field firmly grounded in fact. Formulate your own … Read more
Topic The State of Human Rights in Australia Instructions Critically analyse one of the following statements: 1.The United Nations is the best vehicle for delivering Human Rights globally. 2. Australia has a very strong record for promoting and defending Human Rights. 3. Aboriginal women experience double disadvantage in their experience of Human Rights. 4. Human … Read more
Topic Introduction to Racism and the Aboriginal and the Torres Straits Islanders Instructions How does racism effect the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and how can it be addressed? Answer preview One of the overarching issues facing society across the globe is the proliferation of racism in society, which divides … Read more
Topic Advocacy Action Plan for Early Childhood Teacher’s Better Pay and Working Environment, and Recognition as Professional Educators Instructions Search online and select an organisation that you feel successfully advocates for some aspect of early childhood education. Share a link to this organisation and then answer the following questions briefly: How does the organisation advocate … Read more