THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM The reproductive system is a system of sex organs (both external and internal) in females and males which work together for the purpose of producing offspring. Anatomy and physiology of the female reproductive system Labia majora It encloses and protects the external reproductive organs Labia minora They inside the labia majora and they surround the opening to the vagina and urethra Bartholin’s glands These glands are located besides the vagina opening and they produce mucus secretions Clitoris This organ is made of erectile tissue capable of enlarging (erecting) due to increase in blood pressure during sexual excitement Vagina This is a canal that connects the cervix to the outside of the body. It acts as exist of baby during delivery and passage of menstrual blood. Cervix It is located in the lower end of uterus and at the top of vagina. It allows escape of menstrual blood from the uterus during menstruation period, supplies mucus ( thick lubricating fluid) to the female reproductive tract During vaginal childbirth, it dilates to allow passage of the foetus Uterus/womb Uterus…

THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM The reproductive system is a system of sex organs (both external and internal) in females and males which work together for purpose of producing offspring. Anatomy and physiology of female reproductive system Labia majora It encloses and protects the external reproductive organs Labia minora They inside the labia majora and they surround the opening to the vagina and urethra Bartholin’s glands These glands are located besides the vagina opening and they produce mucus secretions Clitoris This organ is made of erectile tissue capable of enlarging (erecting) due to increase in blood pressure during sexual excitement Vagina This is a canal that connects the cervix to the outside of the body. It acts as exist of baby during delivery and passage of menstrual blood. Cervix It is located in the lower end of uterus and at the top of vagina. It allows escape of menstrual blood from the uterus during menstruation period, supplies mucus ( thick lubricating fluid) to the female reproductive tract During vaginal childbirth, it dilates to allow passage of the foetus Uterus/womb It is located…

  Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Number Date GARBOLOGY: AMERICA’S OBSESSION WITH GARBAGE Summary The book contains a straightforward and clear history of garbage management in the United States, the effect this garbage issue on environmental health, and the general socioeconomics. Because of its relevance and significance of garbage management had to be solved, this book introduces us to different individuals who tried to solve this problem. This included the business community, activists among other concerned people. Corporate bigness and incineration with less success and incineration have also been addressed in this book as some of the strategies that have realized less success despite their employment.  The generation of garbage in the United States has been historically attached to the lifestyle of the people of modern days. This predicts that the variety of garbage generated ranges from biodegradable to chemical wastes. Humes discusses the effect of pollution through proliferation and how this affects health status, especially hazardous waste and non-biodegradable. He summarizes and presents the statistics; one out of six in the United States is a garbage truck (Humes 6).…

Solar System Think of the sun and objects revolving around it as a complex system that provides daily changes in day and night sequences. The objects revolving around the sun are either directly linked or indirectly revolving. Among the items revolving around the sun are the eight planets, while those revolving indirectly are dwarf planet. It is now known the sun sits at the center of the solar system with the planets revolving around it. The main concern is; why the sun spins slowly and only has 1% of the solar system? How did the terrestrial planets form solid cores? Where the gas giant planets like Jupiter formed differently from other planets? How did planetary satellites like the moon come to exist?  Why does Bodes law state the distance from the sun follows a simple arithmetic progression? All the questions can be answered by the theories suggesting the origin of the solar system. Let’s begin with what is the solar system? On its own, the sun is not the solar system but rather a combination of the sun’s planets forming…

                    Academic and Employability Skills Contents Introduction 3 Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle 3 Time Management 4 Online learning experience 5 CV writing 7 Public speaking and giving presentations 8 Conclusion 9 References 10       Introduction Reflective writing is the overall evidence of reflective thinking, and in an academic context, reflective thinking generally involves analyzing the idea or event along with careful thinking from different perspectives. Therefore, reflective writing is a more personal form of academic writing, and people think reflectively in everyday life (Reflecive, 2020). The main purpose of reflective writing is to help an individual to learn from specific practical experience. Overall, reflective writing helps in establishing connections between what an individual learned in theory and what an individual needs to do in practice. Reflective writing helps in developing a better understanding of a topic and academic skills. The following report is reflective writing using the model of Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle based on the learning module topics of time management, online learning experience, CV writing, and public speaking and giving presentations. Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle Gibbs Reflective Cycle…

Special Education Special education is a precisely designed system of education that seeks to fulfil the unique needs and capabilities of exceptional students. Historically, a disabled person would either be placed in asylums, hospitals or institutions for the disabled where there was little to zero regards for education. There is a historical era in which disability was perceived as a “punishment from the gods”. With time though, many great philosophers, through their works, changed the view of many societies towards the disabled. French educator and physician Jean-Marc Gaspard Itard was amongst the earliest educators to explore the effectiveness of special teaching techniques on the learning of disabled children. Jean used systematic methods between 1801 and 1805 to teach a mentally disabled boy how to perform every day living skills and communicating and socializing with others. Through training and controlled environment, the boy developed a structured eating and sleeping pattern and a more regular personal hygiene. The boy learnt to sequence objects and particular monosyllabic words. Edouard Seguin, a French psychologist, immigrated to America in 1848 where he advanced several significant…

Top 4 Safest Holiday Destinations to Visit in Europe this Christmas   Metadata: The coronavirus pandemic has had countries impose strict travel restrictions, almost discouraging tourism in top holiday destinations across Europe. This article covers countries with free travel entry and the best places to visit while in Europe.   Presently, the EU (European Union) member states are only allowing entry for residents of other EU Nations. Anyone from other continents, i.e., non-EU residents wishing to enter, must have a legal reason for entry. However, since August 6, most EU member countries have steadily lifted restrictions for Asia, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Rwanda, Tunisia, Thailand, and Uruguay. These destinations were picked based on the following criteria: The least affected by Covid -19. Hygiene and sanitary measures are implemented by restaurants, shops, hotels, and public transport. Hospitals and airlines set up health protocols.   Here are some of the European country’s destinations listed as the safest to visit and more open to tourism.   Turkey   Despite being in Europe, Turkey is not a member of the EU. It is open…

Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Institutional Affiliation Date Six Degree of Separation Flan and Louisa Kittredge are middle-aged couples in New York City who are in the upper-class category. The two had invited their friend by name Geoffrey who comes from South Africa, for dinner, Flan who professionally deals with art, decided to ask two million dollars from his friend Geoffrey so that he can purchase a Cézanne, in the midst of their happy time drinking the door was knocked by the doorman who was followed by a young African American man had encountered beating, he was Paul by name a “Harvard classmate and a friend to Kittredge children” Paul who had been wounded received the first aid from Louisa and given a clean shirt to wear the following day, on that day the couple meets their friends who had a story of such a person who had shown in their apartment on a Friday night, after the couples giving out their side of the story, they decided to call the police as they thought the man could have been a…

Global business European Economic Community was formed by the Agreement of Rome in 1957, and upon the creation of the European Union in 1993, it was renamed the European Community. The European Economic Community is a local organization that targets incorporating financial addition, a mutual market, and duties combination amongst its member states. The six formation members were: Luxembourg, Belgium, France, Italy, Netherlands, and West Germany, but later Austria, Sweden, Denmark, Britain, and Ireland joined the EEC. The European Community-acquired and agreed with organizations such as the European Energy and Steel Communal and the European Nuclear Energy Civic under Brussels’ 1965 Merger Treaty. A sole market was attained in 1993, known as the internal market, which allowable free association of properties, wealth, people, and facilities within the European Economic Community. The European Economic Community provides a single market known as the internal market, which has abridged existing trade rules enabling member states to benefit from the trade. The EEC facilitates free exchange within its jurisdiction by making companies lower prices on products and removes the custom tax on member states’…

Module 1 Toni Bambara Cade’s series of writings are instrumental in correcting the largely absent “herstory” of African American studies. Born in the United States, Bambara uses her writing pieces to enlighten the community and communicate what had not been said by earlier writers. Cade had a series of writings which mostly included short stories. She goes ahead to refer to herself as a short story writer, referring to her literary preference.  Echoing herself as a short story writer, Cade refers to herself as a sprinter rather than a long-distance runner. She says that big books give the reader a different point of view compared to short stories. Cade concludes that short stories have a faster impact on a reader’s life compared to long novels, which take a lot of time to read and digest. Her first short story compilation, Gorilla, My Love, was first published in 1972, and since then, it has never left the printing press, something which shows how impactful the book on people’s lives. This book consists of fifteen short stories, including Sweet Town, The Lesson,…