T's Extracurricular Knowhow: Ptech Research Writers (PRW)

T's Extracurricular Knowhow: Ptech Research Writers (PRW): Ptech Research Writers (PRW) pancrastolbert@gmail.com www.tolbertpancras.blogspot.com +254 714 60 65 53 +254 787 71 19...

Ptech Research Writers (PRW)

Ptech Research Writers (PRW)

pancrastolbert@gmail.com

www.tolbertpancras.blogspot.com

+254 714 60 65 53

+254 787 71 19 24

The PRW Organization

Ptech Research Writers organization present a vast volume of experience and expertise in online research writing, accumulated over more than three years of continuous busy works. The organization has worked with various partners, writers and account holders in the industry, all of whom have settled to different sectors/specializations in the industry. As such, it is obvious that Ptech Research Writers are more than adequately versed with various research papers, course papers, different paper constructions, different referencing styles, material critiques and reviews, among others as detailed later on below.

With regards to the organization’s area of specialization, any kind of research paper can be an individual investigation, or assignment by a lecturer, to focus on and detail a topic of specific interest. Commonly, the individually chooses or lecturer-assigned idea, topic, required content and the referenced sources have to be researched (online research in this case) and appropriately selected to fit the paper and complete the task. When required, PTW has the understanding and willingness to help the client decide on the type of research paper that would best answer or tackle the subject topic as per given instructions. This takes into account the fact that a research paper could be meant to either examine or persuade, hence analytical, informative or argumentative.

Paper kinds and Projects that PRW handles effectively;

1. Coursework projects documentations
2. Dissertation
3. Research proposal
4. Article critique
5. Essay (Analytical, Informative or Argumentative
6. Thesis
7. Term papers
8. Case study
9. Book review
10. Movie/film Review
11. Presentation – Power Point

Paper construction and formats

1. APA – American Physiological Association paper format and referencing style
2. MLA – Modern Language Association paper format and referencing style
3. Harvard paper format and referencing style
4. Turabian – Chicago paper format and referencing style
5. Oxford referencing style

Capitalism is Key to the 2030 Road Map

Fundamentally, capitalism is about an economic system whereby investment as well as the ownership of production and distribution structures, and exchange of wealth are governed and primarily maintained and managed by entities, individuals or corporations in the private sector. Consequently, a particular view of capitalism engulfs both the economic and political aspects. These two influence and detail the governing principles of capitalism. The economics bit relate to the ethics involved in conducting business are related to capitalism as one of the business systems. The political aspect end relates to the influence that government systems have on capitalism or any other form of economic systems for that matter. Important to state is that the principles of capitalism are that human beings are, by nature, competitive, aggressive and acquisitive. Subsequently, any attempt to escape this basic trait by providing for those who fail to compete successfully is not only useless for they will merely become parasites, but also harmful to the species because they perpetuate faulty genes, promote dependency and sloth and ultimately create the conditions for social collapse.

-Pancras Odhiambo-

Challenges in Single-Parented Families

The number of single-parent, also known as one-parent, families has substantially increased over time with leading causes being divorce and unplanned sexual intercourse. The single parents heading these families, together with their children face several struggles in their daily lives and the most evident one is that they have to try and make ends meet financially. It is practically difficult for such families as they usually have to survive on only one income, compared to other families with two parents working providing double income. 

The other challenge that affective psychologically and traumatizing at times occurs when the single parenthood results from a divorce or separation of previously united partners. In this case, the single parent is faced with the challenge of developing a friendly relationship with the other parent. Being friendly after a disagreement that leads to divorce or separation is obviously almost difficult and a can be a challenge in itself. It also is traumatizing for the children as they have to learn how to accept and live with fact that they are losing one parent. Some of the issues that present challenges to single parents and their children due to divorce and separation comprise of visitation, collecting child support, joint custody of children, even power struggles. This gets distracting to them and results in deteriorated performance in a lot of aspect, especially if they are too young to decipher why it has to be that way.

Having to do everything by themselves is, probably, the most difficult thing that a single parent can struggle with when there is no one else to help them getting it done. In acceptance of the situation, a single parent quickly learns that if something has to be done, they are the one that have to do it. Raising a child and shaping their behavior is one of the things that require input from both parents yet they have to deal with it by themselves. Whatever comes out the child’s behavior will be the single parent’s sole responsibility. Varied researches have found that children in single-parented homes generally fare worse than those in homes with two parents. This is because children with single parents many the children are at risk for certain psychological and developmental problems. For instance, they are more vulnerable undesired peer behaviors and are more likely to drop out of school. The thought of the possibility of such things is enough to challenge the single parent in their skills and ability to parent the child or children to moral maturity. The ability to deal with such mental stress, which are also challenges, is a special challenge the single parents face as well as their children. However, it is important to note that the source of these special challenges and resultant child behavior problems is not necessarily single-parenthood itself. It is rather a combination of economic pressures, family instability, overwhelming responsibility for the single parent and conflicts between parents.

-Pancras Odhiambo-