Factors with a Decisive Role for the Integration Process of Gypsies in Society

by Monique Barb - The right to education is one of the fundamental rights of the children. The system of formal education is aimed at transferring knowledge and life skills to all children and teenagers in schools. The skills represent means of using the knowledge in actual life situations and specialists agree on considering creativity and innovative spirit among the life skills that help a ...

Date added: 20 October '06

Philosophy and Philosophizing

by Monique Barb - When we philosophise, we are on the domain of interrogation and the process of thinking goes back upon the principles that govern the cosmos or upon the certainties of all that exists, representing the process of thinking about the essences of the last principles about the world and man, although not finalized in a last answer, but in a continuous exercise of problemasing. ...

Date added: 21 December '06

The Process of Thinking

by Monique Barb - The process of thinking is the cognitive mental process which, through analytic and synthetic operations, abstracting and generalizing ones, obtains products under the form of an idea, concept or judgement. As part of the relation between human beings and the surrounding reality, psychology seems to be a mental activity. In this case we deal with the structure and dynamics ...

Date added: 21 December '06

Children Must Learn From Their Mistakes

by Herminne Tonita - Mistakes are parts of the process of learning. A child aware of this thing will always fell capable of trying, which will help him make progresses in his study. As a parent you always have to remember the golden rule for educating your children: not too much nor too little. That is why parents must only guide and support their off-springs. They have to create for their c ...

Date added: 27 June '07

The Syndrome of Institutionalization

The term institutionalisation is widely used in social theory to denote the process of making something (for example a concept, a social role, particular values and norms, or modes of behaviour) become embedded within an organisation, social system, or society as an established custom or norm within that system. The term 'institutionalisation' may also be used to refer to the committing by a s ...

Date added: 15 January '08