A Singaporean youth looking at its counterparts’ political apathy and explaining how China youths are actually enthusiastic in politics.

In a previous article, Democracy in China? (http://socyberty.com/politics/democracy-in-china/), Lanxin Xiang, an academic, puts forward that the American belief that its brand of democracy can be transplanted to all cultures is mistaken. But, can democracy itself be acceptable to other cultures particularly in Asia?

The bane of globalization.

My essay for junior college.

This may help with a High school assignment. Has been proofread by a teacher… so yeh use it as a source if you like.

Gender stereotyping is a pertinent issue in today’s society. I seek to explore the causes and effects of gender stereotyping and the various gender stereotypes that are present in Singapore literature. The focus is on gender stereotyping in Singapore as portrayed in plays and short stories written by local authors.

What do you think are some instances of discrimination in Singapore? What do you think can be done about them?

Why racial and religious harmony is so important in Singapore.

This is an essay on the intertwined relationship between teachers, parents, peers and students. In this essay, I showed how this relationship affects a students’ learning, specifically Chinese Language learning in Singapore. I also evaluated both the positive/negative impact as brought about by this relationship and proceed to propose methods on improving student’s language education.

A country that prides itself on extending personal freedom and rights to its citizens should leave such a personal matter alone.