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Point: In a 2010 study it was stated that modern students are a lot more stressed because of studying than students ever before.

Evidence: The evidence for this statement are the statistics stated in the same research, telling us that 52% of freshmen reported their emotional health being above average, 26% of students thought of seeing a counselor, but only 10% did so, and that 30% of students felt so depressed they could barely function.

Explanation: Nowadays students can hardly get high marks easily so they need to work hard to meet the deadlines and their university’s expectations. Since university’s academic load is much higher than in schools, most of the freshman are put into high pressure due to a lot of homeworks and project deadlines.

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Eman, shahad, Mohammed Aswad and Maryam 

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Eman, shahad, Mohammed Aswad and Maryam 

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Young children shouldn't have their own smartphones because they can easily be exploited by strangers.

It is mentioned that 12% of people who have met online have also met offline, and 8% of those people felt upset afterwards. This shows that there was a large percentage of people who were unhappy with their encounter, in order to prevent these negative experiences, young children should not have access to their own smartphone. To conclude, it is dangerous for children to be online as they are unsure of who exactly they are conversing with online which can lead to unpleasant meetings.

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1.Data: The population of museum visits in 2012 fell 2% compare to that of 2008.
2.The data shows that American people pay much less attention to arts culture.
3. Museum is the place where people watch the art culture and history. Such as some art works and sculptures. So the reduce in population of visitors shows that the Americans had less interest in the art.

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1.Describe ONE piece of relevant evidence/example from the source you were allocated.

11.3% of working-class mothers and 5.1% of the mothers with bachelor’s degrees are not employed any longer.

2.Explain the meaning of this evidence: why and how it is relevant to your assigned topic. Again, one sentence is enough for now.

This showed that 6.2% more mothers without bachelor’s degrees are unemployed than ones with the degrees during Covid-19 due to the recession.

3.If you have enough time, articulate a claim/an argument (Point) that your paragraph will attempt to convince the reader in.

Covid-19 recession’s effect is more serious for mothers without bachelor’s degrees than mothers with the degrees, showing that Covid-19 recession harmed working-class mothers actually but disproportionately.

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Q)Who is the researcher?
kath murray
Q)where is it talking place?
Scotland
Q)what are they researching?
Rise in post-war stop and search operations in Scotland
Q)why is this a problem thats needs studying?
Most of the searches lacked reasonable suspicion and it was required to identify if these intervention were legal
Q)which methods did they use?
She published a blog about the research and used the media
Q)what are the results of the research?
Young people wre targeted more as compared to people of other age groups
In 2010, Glasgow, 13700 stop and search cases were recorded of 16yr olds,while the total 6000 16yr olds are residents in Glasgow
Q)who is benefited from the research?
Resident of Glasgow, Scotland mainly young people
Q) how have they benefitted from the research?
In January 2016 criminal justice of Scotland act put stop and search on a statutory basis

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Sabina Alkire who is from Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative at the University of Oxford.
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Bhutan, Colombia, Brazil, Vietnam
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They wanted to complement income poverty measure with measures that reflect different deprivations, trying to distil and summarise a set of important dimensions of poverty. We used three dimensions: health, education, and living standards; and ten indicators.
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Poverty will not only deprive people of their physical health, but also affect their education and psychology.
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By using three dimensions which are health, education and living standards and ten indicators.
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The people who are income poor are the people who are malnourished or low living standard.
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poor people
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better understand key variables related to poor populations and tackle through a collective ministry and other government.

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1.Who is the researcher?

A Professor in the School of Education at the University of Sheffield called Cathy Nutbrown.

2.Where is it taking place?

It took place at Grace Owen Nursery School in Sheffield.

3.What are they researching?

They are researching family literacy.

4.Why is this a problem that needs studying?

Because we have to narrow the gap between those who got great achievements early and who might find their ways later to help children to get their early achievements more easily.

5.Which methods and methodology did they use?

They gave the parents more knowledge and skills about education to make a good study atmosphere at their home, so that the children could get daily literacy support from their parents, like using signs, logos, rhymes and so on.

6.What are the results of the research?

The result of the research is that we could increase the early achievement of children by using ORIM and their parents’ encouragement as the help of children’s literacy.

7.Who has benefited from the research?

Children and their parents.

8.How have they benefited from the research?

Children could be benefited by improving  their literacy skills in order to get early achievements.

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Who is the researcher?

Fulong Wu

Where is it taking place?

Shanghai, China

What are they researching?

China’s rapid urbanization and urban villages.

Why is this a problem that needs studying?

Because we have seen a large number of rural population and resources rushing into cities.

Which methods and methodology did they use?

The method they used was interviews and observation.

What are the results of the research?

New facilities have been developed to bring tourists into the villages, buildings have been improved. Some houses become B&Bs or small hotels for tourists to stay overnight. The research has been recognised by local officials.

Who has benefited from the research?

Rural population

How have they benefited from the research?

Public space has been improved and residential environment without making any changes to the existing housing.

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- Who is the researcher?

The LEAD program

-Where is it taking place?

Lancaster university

-What are they researching?

LEAD is a programme specifically designed to engage small businesses with higher education, in order to help them to improve the way that they are able to lead and manage and grow their businesses

- Why is this a problem that needs studying?

The programmer aims to make a difference in the economy and peoples lives by making them feel less overworked and help them manage their businesses

-Which methods and methodology did they use?

Methodology: interview

- What are the results of the research?

In the nearly ten years that LEAD's been going, participants were reporting increased levels

of employment, around three per cent, and increased levels of turnover, around three per cent as well.

- Who has benefited from the research?

Participants of the program who are business owners

- How have they benefited from the research?

They experience an increase in sale and turnover since they participated in the program