Question : The roles of men and women in our society are changing. What do you think is causing this change. It has positive impact to the economy of our country. To what extent do you agree or disagree to this opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own experience and knowledge. The Issue of whether the new roles of men and women have been beneficial to our society is a controversial one. On the other hand, these altered images of male and females have upgraded our lifestyle. However, I believe that these changes in gender roles have ameliorated our social economic conditions. Modern communication technologies and education system have bought about numerous changes in the role of males and females. Since people watch different television channels and use social networking sites, they know about lives of different parts of the world. This is significantly modify the mentality of people who now feel that both the man and women can work in ...

Question Study the table below which shows the percentage of time Internet users spent on the eight most popular online activities in 2007 and 2009.  Rank Activity Share of time 2007(%) Share of time 2009(%) 1 Social Networking 14 24 2 Watching videos 10 11 3 E-mailing 16 9 4 Instant messaging 11 6 5 Downloading music 4 5 6 Searching for information 4 4 7 Online banking 3 3 8 Accessing news 2 2 Other 36 36 Description The table shows that there were significant changes in how Internet users spent their time online over a two-year period. The most significant change was in the way users communicated online. The use of social networking increased significantly  from fourteen percent to twenty-four percent. However, this appears to be a t...

To what extent information technology reduced social inequality? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experiences. People who live in developed countries often take access to information technology for granted. However, as the IT revolution moves forward in some parts of the world, elsewhere the disadvantaged are falling further and further behind. Indeed there are many barriers to wider IT access and its potential benefits. In many parts of the world, illiteracy remains a major obstacle to IT access. In some countries, less than 50% percent of the population is able to read. Women and the poor are especially likely to be illiterate and therefore at a disadvantage when it comes to IT access and its potential benefits. Another major barrier is inadequate infrastructure. In some countries, the electricity supply is irregular. In addition, broadband may only be available in major cities, rendering many rural areas off the map as ...