Violence is a part of human life. Consequently, many contemplate how we could mitigate this troubling reality. Virtuous Violence Theory (VVT) suggests that morality may motivate individuals to engage in violence to uphold their moral values and regula . . .

Nurses working in healthcare put in many long hours providing compassionate care to their patients and their emotional support to their families. Often the healthcare workers will put their patients’ needs before their own. After an extended period o . . .

Botnet has become a major threat to Internet of Things (IoT) devices due to the low security settings from manufacturers and the lack of security awareness from end users. Many ports are open by default and default user credentials are left unchange . . .

The decision on where to educate students with disabilities (SWD) has been and continues to be a debated topic. While the approach to special education has changed with the Disabilities Studies which pushes for inclusive practices, the continuum of sp . . .

Educational attainment is not readily available to the fastest-growing minority in the United States: Mexican-Americans and their successive generations. Generational differences in educational achievement are apparent, as Mexican-Americans show limit . . .

There is a significant achievement gap for students in foster care, evidenced by low academic performance, high rates of absenteeism and disciplinary referrals, and an overrepresentation in special education programs. Research indicates that the diffi . . .

Advances in healthcare and medical science have led to increased longevity of world populations. As the world population continues to age, healthcare systems struggle to keep up with the needs of an aging population with increasingly complex medical n . . .

Continuation high schools serve students for multiple reasons. Among them are low credit attainment, excessive absences, probation status, and discipline problems. Students in these programs often have many educational gaps. In the state of California . . .

This study focused on both the voice and experience of successful Black students in higher education as well as the factors, both internal and institutional that they perceive as contributors to their success. This research is important because while . . .

“The more things change, the more they stay the same.” Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr Dissatisfaction with the current state of the nation’s public schools continues to reveal itself through repeated efforts to transform the traditional, long-standing . . .