SOCIAL CLASS AND WELFARE

CLASS IN MY COUNTRY

HIGH CLASS
Lawyers
Judges
Proffesors
Ministers

MIDDLE CLASS
Doctors
Business men and woman
Banks
Contractors

LOWER CLASS
Teachers
Semi-skilled works

WELFARE

• The official retiremant age in my country is 60 and it is the same for both men and women.
• yes there is an old age pension for people too old to work.
• Unemployed people receive no benefits.
• They are not so many social workers in my country and they are not popular.
• Charities in my country. concern tanzania charity, kanga project,teresa charities in tanzania.
•  Yes there is an equivalent of the National Health Service (NHS)  and is not working well.
• The emergency telephone number in my country is 112.
• Nurse's in my country use white as their uniform.
• Alternative medicines in my country are herbs.

QUALITY OF LIFE IN UNI GLAM

 

POSITIVE EFFECTS	NEGATIVE EFFECTS
Health services	Racism
Security	Food
Teachers are friendly	Assignments
Facilities/ infrastructures	Accommodation
Campus accessibility	Relationships
Help/ Friendly	Home sickness
Quality of clothing	Anxiety
Transportation eg.trains, cars, buses	Self-responsibility
Good deals	Alcohol/drug abuse
	Cost of living

Positive factors that will affect me at uni glam is that te health services are good. they provide essential facilities that assist students.The teachers at uni are very friendly and assist in any way possible. The infrastructures and facilities are extraordinary and fascinating in terms of internet accessibility as well as printing services that are easy to use. The security provided in school makes one feel comfortable knowing that there is some sort of protection for students. Individuals can get great deals from student union, or off campus from contract phones,tcontract laptops, furniture, cars anh houses. One can be able to pay mortgage in months or over years unlike back in my home country. Not only that but the quality of clothing sold in wales or United KIngdom is fo good quality and is expensive but worthwhile.

Apart from the good and positive sides of the uni life at glam, racism is a bad effect because it makes an individual  feel neglected as well as isolated. The course work given to the students is a lot and that affects in a way because thee is no time for leisure or relaxation, hence stress. With too much course work and stress students tend rely on alcohol and drug abuse as a way to relieve themselves. That leads to a bad effect in uni assignments. A lot of alcohol intake can lead to depression and cause home sickness as a consequence.

LONDON RIOT

Many riots round the world happen in a sequence from the start ofthe place where the riot took place influencing other people to act and become violent hence leading to a catastrophic disaster.
CAUSES/REASONS FOR LONDON RIOTS
technology

• through Blackberry messanger, Twitter,Fcebook communication and gathering of groups of individuals are made hence makng peple to begin riots.

economic factors like unemployment

•  Individuals with no emloyment opportunities due to stress an cause or otivate riots to begin.

individual reasons
unproper human rights
influence of alcohol and drug abuse

                                                              BBC NEWS (2012)
                                                                     
'Riots in London and around the country saw widespread looting and buildings set alight. Dozens were left homeless after a night of riots on the streets of Tottenham after a peaceful demonstration on 6 August over the death of a man who was shot by police turned violent. Here is a timeline of what happened, starting with most recent events' BBC NEWS (2012).

                                                             BBCNEWS (2012)

                               Independent (2012)                         

REFERENCE

BBC news (2012), london riot. Available at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-14442203.
(Accessed: 08 march 2012)
Independent (2012), london riot. Available at: http://blogs.independent.co.uk/2011/08/09/london-riots-looking-beyond-the-looting/

LANGUAGE

The language chosen from around the world is English that first started in britain and travelled throughout the world.
'The history of the English language really started with the arrival of three Germanic tribes who invaded Britain during the 5th century AD. These tribes, the Angles, the Saxons and the Jutes, crossed the North Sea from what today is Denmark and northern Germany. At that time the inhabitants of Britain spoke a Celtic language. But most of the Celtic speakers were pushed west and north by the invaders - mainly into what is now Wales, Scotland and Ireland. The Angles came from Englaland and their language was called Englisc - from which the words England and English are derived.'( Englishclub 2012). The language is spoken all over Britain.

'English was not spoken in England until 449, when three Germanic tribes from Denmark, the Jutes, Angles, and Saxons, invaded Britain.
The Angles, who settled along the east coast of north and central England, developed literate culture and gave their name to the country (Angle-land, England).
The language of these tribes, Anglo-Saxon or Old English, is the precursor of modern English.' (answersuniverse, 2012)

                                                     Englis club (2012)
REFERENCE 
Answersuniverse (2012), language. Available at:http://answersuniverse.com/when-was-english-first-spoken-in-england.
(Accessed: 8 march 2012).
Englishclub (2012), Language. Available at:http://www.englishclub.com/english-language-history.htm                                      
(Accessed: 8 march 2012).

MEDIA

	THE SUN	THE GUARDIAN
REGISTER	Informal	Formal and professional
IMAGES	Very clear and the same	Very clear and the same
QUOTATIONS	Direct quotations and indirect as well	Direct quotations from Cardinal Keith O’Brien
WRITERS VOICE	Biased in  a way to make people feel against the motion	Well spoken and straight to the point
	People can comment on the subjects	No commenting

REFERENCE

Guardian (2012), Media. Available at:http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/mar/04/cardinal-kieth-obrien-gay-marriage.
(Accessed: 8th march 2012).
The sun (2012), Media. Available at:http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/politics/4171188/Storm-as-cardinal-raps-gay-marriage.html.
(Accessed: 8th march 2012).