About the Mexican Day of the Dead: History, Celebrations & Tradition
In Mexico a National Holiday is celebrated November 1st and 2nd called the Day of the Dead. Mexican families gather on this day to remember their …
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Social Studies Help: Cultures, Governments & More
Showing guides and explainers filed under Social Studies Help: Cultures, Governments & More.
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A School Project Idea: Make a Model of the Eiffel Tower
The Eiffel Tower is one of the world’s most and famous buildings. If you are learning about important buildings around the world you may enjoy …
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Causes of World Hunger: A Study Guide of Facts on the Global Food Crisis
Have you ever wondered why some people go to bed hungry every night when you are well fed? Let’s learn the reasons why world hunger still …
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Acculturation and Its Effects on Language Learning
Acculturation is a process that surrounds us on a daily basis whenever we are faced with a foreign culture—we adopt elements from it, from watching …
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Definition of Enculturation
Enculturation may sound like a somewhat exotic term, but it refers to a relatively easy-to-understand process by which everyone adopts their native …
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Are we Seeing the End of Books & Reading?
Is reading on the Kindle really reading? I’m not bashing the Amazon Kindle or the Barnes & Noble eReader, but are real books gone forever?
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Dennis Hopper Buried in Taos, New Mexico: Picture of Dennis Hopper's Grave
I live in Taos, New Mexico, the place where the late actor/artist Dennis Hopper lays at rest. I went to his grave today and placed some tulips there. …
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Implications of Youth Unemployment & Changing Values in Nigeria
This article examines the challenges the youth in my society face which stems from the current socio-economic situation. It also examines the adverse …
Continue ReadingThe Role of Women in Igbo Society & Igbo Religion
There was a unique role for women in the traditional Igbo society before the advent of the British colonialists who came in with Christianity. These …
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Tips for Visiting the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico
Part of living in Taos, New Mexico is the beauty and history of the Taos Pueblo. As a resident of Taos, Jean Scheid tells us all you need to know …
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