Category Archives: Causal Draft

Having a Difficult Childhood Creates Extraordinary Individuals. You take for example, celebrities and athletes who had to work their way up from nothing in order to get to where they are today compared to the children of celebrities who have … Continue reading →

The president of the United States stated in late February that “The flu, in our country, kills from 25,000 people to 69,000 people a year. That was shocking to me.” This information isn’t entirely wrong. In fact an article from … Continue reading →

Carbon-Free Power Grid With global warming daunting as a major issue, society must switch to a power grid that utilizes nuclear power with renewable sources of energy. Global warming is caused from carbon dioxide being released into the air. Currently … Continue reading →

The One-and-Done Rule Degrading College Education The one-and-done rule became apparent for the NBA in 2005. The reason for this rule was to give high school seniors a chance to mature before entering the pros. Once this rule was implemented, … Continue reading →

Changing to Become More Engaging The way we engage our students today should be vastly different than the way we engaged them years ago. Unfortunately, we have kept the same model of education forever and with the aspect of technology, … Continue reading →

Adaptations I think most of us can agree that the book was better than the movie. Maybe some movie-purists won’t, but I think the phrase is well-known enough for it to be basic knowledge. Now, not all movies based on … Continue reading →

School Lunches Result In Better Students School lunches unlike homemade lunches give access to a nutritionally balanced meal everyday to students and teachers. Homemade lunches can have such a variety that students could have one of the healthiest meals one … Continue reading →

Speeding Through Neighborhoods Speeding can be one of the most dangerous things a person can do while behind the wheel. One in every six drivers gets pulled over for speeding and receives a ticket which accumulates to over 41 million … Continue reading →

Learning In the Womb  Fetuses have enough cognitive ability to absorb information, process sensory data, and enter the world with a set of preferences that they developed by being in their mother’s womb during their gestation period. Learning is a … Continue reading →

Implementing Soft Skills in STEM Education Leads to Hireability and Career Success STEM-related careers are one of the fastest growing in the job market and STEM graduates are expected to earn some of the highest starting salaries. In the meantime, … Continue reading →