Rffw podcast: What’s your style? : An Episode On The Myth of Learning Styles.

What’s your style? : The Myth of Learning Styles

Would you consider yourself a visual learner or an auditory one? What if I told you that these “learning styles” are a myth and don’t have much significance in a student’s academic performance? In this post, I will delve into how there are fallacies in the theory which keep getting debunked on whether some people […]

You’ve helped enough, we’ll take it from here!

The recovery from pain feels more gratifying when done by oneself, but never dismiss the helping hand that gave you the momentum to get through the adversity. – TheRhymeRula “For Heaven’s sake, please stop the Aid” follows James Shikwati experience working and living in Kenya, and how he doesn’t believe that aid from the Western […]

The Conditioning : An Analysis of “Condition for Knowledge by Robert Nozick

Conditions for Knowledge Conditions for Knowledge by Robert Nozick analyzes the conditions of knowledge that are sufficient and necessary for propositional knowledge. He uses two letters to express each argument. Those two letters are “S” and “P”. “S” refers to the subject of the argument, while “P” is the proposition. The three conditions of knowledge […]

So, what is it you would say you do here?

Hello readers, in this post I want to share a case study I wrote 5 years ago during my college days in one of Management classes. It’s a case study based of Mike judge’s film Office Space and a fictional pizzeria called “Perfect Pizzeria”. I was to compare and come up with a solution to […]