[ad_1] Washington, DC became the US capital in the 1800s, after eight other cities. Philadelphia was the first capital, with Lancaster serving for one day. Other cities, including York and Princeton, also served as capital at different times. The United States declared independence in 1776, but Washington, DC did not officially become the nation’s capital […]
[ad_1] Leaders in Africa and the Middle East tend to stay in power for an average of seven to eight years, while leaders in the UK, US, and Canada have also held long-term positions. Queen Elizabeth II, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and William Lyon Mackenzie King are among the longest-serving leaders in history. Throughout history, world […]
[ad_1] Tenure is a permanent employment contract offered to faculty members in North American universities, granting job security and protection from dismissal except in cases of misconduct. Tenure tracks include assistant, associate, and full professor positions, with senior appointments allowing for immediate tenure. Non-tenure track positions do not offer permanent employment. The assistant to full […]
[ad_1] Tenured professors have job security, allowing them to speak on controversial topics and focus on teaching and research. They also earn higher salaries and don’t have to worry about annual reviews or seeking promotions. This leads to decreased stress and more freedom to pursue academic interests. Most universities make it possible for their professors […]
[ad_1] Teacher tenure provides job security and protection from unwarranted dismissals or sanctions. The length of time required to earn tenure varies by region and level of education. Tenure can be revoked for incompetence, dereliction of duty, misconduct, or criminal behavior. Some regions have eliminated tenure guarantees, tying job security to student test scores. The […]
[ad_1] Land tenure is the right to own property and how it is determined varies by country. In medieval Europe, land was distributed under the feudal system. Terms of holding land had to be met, creating loyalties and unity. Today, land tenure is defined by mortgages, rental/lease agreements, and tax laws. Indigenous peoples still fight […]
