Simple Essay Writing Tips From Professional Essay Writing Service

Posted on May 15, 2020 by Rashid Faridi

UnknownAmerican college students, like any other undergraduates, got a lot of responsibilities apart from study. Free time for them is rather luxury than casual thing when it comes to having a side job, attending classes, and writing tons of papers, essays, and other assignments that steal a lot of precious time don’t leave a little for hobbies, parties, and traveling.

Luckily, there are online essay services that can remind you that college life is not only about drowning in homework. Essay writing service Essays.AssignCode.com is among top rated companies who put quality before money and strive to provide the best affordable essay help. Any type of assignment is within their grasp: whether it is a quick and easy essay, research paper, or complicated dissertation. They hire professional writers from the USA and UK to enhance the quality of delivered papers.

Don’t you have an opportunity to buy an essay or find a cheap tutor? Do you want to sharpen up your writing skills? Are you tired of beating yourself with the question, “Can somebody help me to write my essay?”.Then this article will give you a clearer idea of how to write a good essay.

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Trusted essay service strives to be helpful for those who rely on them. That is why here, you have a nifty compilation of tips to nail your essay.

1.   It’s not a drudgery but fun

This is great when you have a chance to choose a topic of interest. But when you are assigned to write something you know too little about or don’t consider the topic to be interesting, you may stumble over it and face some trouble with taking up the task.

What you can do in this case is to change the way you treat such tasks. Bet you hold them off until the deadline breathes on your back, and that is the only thing that spurs you to act. Consider changing it to your favor by focusing on something about this subject that you consider interesting. How can you do it? By conducting rigorous research!

If you thought that a professional writer has no preferences or topics he doesn’t really like and eagerly takes up whatever he is assigned to, you are sadly mistaken. But authors from reliable essay service Essays.AssignCode.com know a trick that helps them succeed with any task: keep digging till you like it. When you found some capturing points, it will be way easier to expand them. As long as you are using the topic for your favor and consider it a fun task, your reader will see your interest and passion.

2.   Be a storyteller

Every essay is just another story to tell. What stories are the most fascinating? Those which surprise the readers. Draw a parallel with a fiction story with a clear conflict and create a conflict of ideas in your essay on the principle ‘if you thought about something one way, you’ll be surprised that you should think of if another way’. And again, thorough research will come in handy to inspire you with more non-standard ideas, approaches, and angles of vision. This strategy will help you to make your writing catchy.

3.   Improvise but follow recommendations.

Being inventive and eloquent is great when it comes to working on the reader’s impression, but following all the recommended guidelines is a must. Have you paid attention to the formatting? Have you included enough examples, quotations, and whatever your teacher asked you to include? Recommendations don’t set a limit to your way of presentation, but they show you the path that you are to follow. Do not neglect it.

4.   Arranged ideas are easier to follow.

In case you are captivated with the topic, it’s extremely important to stay consistent in your thought presentation. It means that however many great ideas you want to shed light on, think about the reader who will see your essay for the first time. Don’t get carried away with the stream of your thought, let every part contain properly arranged and finished ideas.

5.   Always proofread your writing to polish it.

You’ve done a considerable amount of work by making research, planning, structuring, and of course, writing the text itself, but careful proofreading is a cherry on top. Experienced writers from trustworthy writing service Essays.AssignCode.com never skip this step as even a tiny grammatical mistake or misspelling may take the shine off your excellent ideas.

The more you practice, the better essay you compose. There is no such thing as a terrible topic, but there is a wrong attitude that makes you feel bad and detest writing assignments. Work on your attitude and spark curiosity so that your reader could feel these vibes.

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Tips for New College Students

Posted on May 15, 2020 by Rashid Faridi

school-learn-students-forwardMost high school students decide to enter colleges to continue their educational experience and get a degree in the future. Of course, it is quite an important page in the life of everyone. That’s why it is incredibly crucial not to fail and become a good and successful student.

How to Become a Good College Student?

If you are a new college student and need some help with getting settled, the below-mentioned pieces of advice will be the best helper for you.

  • Attend all the classes to make a good impression.

What is more, if you listen to everything that your professor says, you should not hire any personal tutor or apply to some helping websites or apps. You must understand that any app or any of the existing online English ehelp sites for students can not be so beneficial and efficient as college classes are.

Even to understand a simple topic on mathematics (either algebra or geometry) or chemistry, it is vital for you to listen to your teacher’s explanations.

  • Apply only to professional solving services like AssignCode if there isn’t another way out.

Just write “do my assignment for me” or “do my homework for me” on the search engine on the Internet and ask for assistance from professionals.

  • Meet all the deadlines.

If you want to become a good student and make a good impression, it is completely inappropriate for you to hand in your homework assignments or some tests late. College students should not be kids who can not keep up with everything and do not know how to allocate their time and resources.

Because if you fail to meet just one deadline, the problems will start to accumulate and not to be solved. And neither a professional math online solver nor tutoring or a tutorial will be able to help you.

  • Forget about the make-up exam.

Try to pass every exam and test at the first attempt to avoid any possible problems with your academic performance. If you want to succeed in your college education, you should be diligent enough all the time.

  • Be as active as possible.

It is always good to attend various extracurricular activities. It shows whether you are a highly motivated person or just are ready to keep afloat in every way. It is also a good way to show your leadership skills. So, if you are a new college student, do not miss an opportunity to join at least one college club or activity.

  • Forget about plagiarism in your works.

In college, professors are strongly opposed to plagiarism. They consider that all students’ works should be original and, of course, 100% confidential. Only in such case, a student deserves a good mark for his or her task.

Due to this, even if you decide to order some papers or technical assignments online from some helping center, always choose exclusively professional services like AssignCode. Because it is the only service that can provide you with a plagiarism checker option for every its assignment completely for free. And only such trustworthy services like AssignCode have an online helpline where they are always ready to offer you all the necessary answers to your questions quite fast.

  • Sleep well and walk.

Of course, every new college student should be diligent. However, it does not imply that you should sleep 2 or 3 hours per day and stay at home all the time learning something. First of all, you should be healthy to feel good and be motivated enough.

  • Manage your time correctly.

It means that you should allocate your resources in accordance with every situation. So, if you understand that there is no time for procrastination, you should get up and start to work hard. However, if it is clear to you that you are not able to meet some deadlines, it is much better just to make “do my assignment” or “help me with my homework” Internet request and apply for professional assistance.

All in all, to become a good new college student, you should be quite motivated, diligent and hardworking. Moreover, you should manage your time correctly and try to be active all the time.

However, nowadays we live in quite a busy world and sometimes it seems almost unreal to cope with everything. So, you should not exhaust yourself! Just ask for professional assignment help online from one of the reliable solving services like AssignCode and enjoy your first year in college!

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Salient Features and Issues of Indian Urbanisation: A World Bank View

Posted on May 13, 2020 by Rashid Faridi
Here are some salient features of Indian Urbanisation
  • While home to a minority of the population, Indian cities contribute to about 2/3 of the economic output.
  • The population of Indian towns and cities is expected to increase from 282 million to 590 million in the next 20 years.
  • Already, slums( manifestation of urban poverty) now account for about 26% of all urban population in cities. In Mumbai, more than half the population lives in slums.

Urbanization is not a side effect of economic growth; it is an integral part of the process. As in most countries, India’s urban areas make a major contribution to the country’s economy. Indian cities contribute to about 2/3 of the economic output, host a growing share of the population and are the main recipients of FDI and the originators of innovation and technology and over the next two decades are projected to have an increase of population from 282 million to 590 million people. India’s towns and cities have expanded rapidly as increasing numbers migrate to towns and cities in search of economic opportunity.

Hence accompanying India’s rapid economic growth will be a fundamental shift in terms of a massive urban transformation, possibly the largest national urban transformation of the 21st century. This would pose unprecedented challenges to India’s growing cities and towns in providing housing and infrastructure (water, sewerage, transportation, etc.), and addressing slums. Already, slums now account for about 26% of all urban population in cities. In Mumbai, more than half the population lives in slums, many of which are situated near employment centers in the heart of town, unlike in most other cities in developing countries. This would also entail massive capital investment needs in urban infrastructure India, as highlighted by various Finance Commissions and expert bodies. For instance the Report on Indian Urban Infrastructure and Services by the High Powered Expert Committee (HPEC) on urban projects an investment requirement of over US$ 870 billion over the next 20 year period. Similarly, a Mckinsey study on Indian urbanization projects an investment need of US$ 1.2 trillion over a similar period.

Meeting the needs of India’s soaring urban populations is and will continue to be a strategic policy matter for various national, state and city governments. Promoting an efficient urbanization process in India will require a set of policies that will deal with land policies and basic needs, connective infrastructure and specific interventions. India also needs well-managed cities with high-quality services. Water supply and sanitation, urban transport, and urban drainage are key local services to ensure the quality of living and sustained growth. Sustained energy supply and affordable serviced land are services that are essential for the development of the economy.

 Challenges

The built environment: the supply of both land and infrastructure is falling behind demand.

• Out of date and static master plans immobilize the supply of serviced land and buildable space, blocking efficient and productive development. While important laws have been revoked to remove land restrictions and rent controls, many of the legal instruments to operationalize those reforms are still lacking;
• Inappropriate FSI, zoning and development control regulations inhibit development and trunk infrastructure;
• Fractured planning structures are incapable of integrated planning for land use, infrastructure planning, and finance across metropolitan areas;
• The legal, regulatory, and institutional basis for land management is generally lacking, hindering the capacity of the private sector to be competitive and the ability of the public sector to use land-based financial instruments to finance infrastructure investments.
• Urban services, including water & wastewater, and solid waste, do not reach many residents, and those they do serve receive sporadic, unreliable services. And, in the case of non-notified slums, service providers are prohibited from serving residents.
• Public transport services provide inadequate services, and non-motorized transit for pedestrians, bicycles, and handcarts is limited, forcing this traffic to compete with cars, trucks, and motorcycles for space on the streets.
• The proliferation of slums is largely the result of failures in land markets and regulations, compounded by limited access to housing finance.
• Rigid master plans and restrictive zoning regulations limit the land available for building, constricting cities’ abilities to grow in accordance with changing needs.

Weak and unpredictable financing frameworks limit the ability of ULBs to manage their resources effectively.

• Overlapping institutions across three tiers of government diffuse accountability across agencies, parastatal bodies, and elected governments. This situation undermines India’s robust democracy, clouds issues of responsibility, and blocks the development of coherent regulatory frameworks and sustainable service delivery models.
• Dominance of state governments: India’s states are often on the scale of countries. These state governments cannot effectively provide service or good governance at the local level. Even India’s mega-cities do not have control over their own policies, planning, finances, assets, or institutions.
• ULBs and local service entities have neither clear responsibility nor the fiscal and operational autonomy to deliver adequate urban services;
• Weakness of local governments: ULBs lack capacity, i.e. systems and trained human resources in areas such as financial and organizational management; land use and infrastructure planning; asset management; and project identification, design and management.
• This leaves them trapped in a low-level equilibrium, dependent on the State and Centre. Citizens have limited opportunities to hold City managers (who are appointed by the states and are not elected) and service providers accountable for the quantity or quality of services provided..

Government Priorities and Programs:

Government’s urban development strategy. There two urban-related ministries at the national (GoI) level- the Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) and the Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (MoHUPA). The Government of India’s overarching urban-development objectives is to create economically productive, efficient, inclusive and responsive ULBs, by focusing on strategic outcomes: (i) universal access to a minimum level of services; (ii) establishment of city-wide frameworks for planning and governance; (iii) modern and transparent budgeting, accounting and FM; (iv) financial sustainability for ULBs and service delivery institutions; (v) utilization of e-governance; (vi) transparency and accountability in urban service delivery and management; (vii) Slum-free cities.

In pursuance of these goals, the Government of India (GoI) launched a flagship urban development program called the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JnNURM), in December 2005. The Mission targets 65 ULBs (7 with populations greater than 4 million, 28 greater than 1 million and 30 other ULBs of religious, historic or tourist importance). JnNURM is reform and incentive based – in return for a commitment to adopt the obligatory reforms over a period of seven years, ULBs may access funds for investment and capacity building. The investment component of the Mission consists of two sub-missions: (i) Urban Infrastructure and Governance (UIG), implemented by the Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD), with investments including (a) water, sanitation, sewerage and drainage; (b) solid waste management (SWM); (c) urban transport; (d) street lighting; and (e) environmental protection; and (ii) Basic Services to the Urban Poor (BSUP), implemented by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (MoHUPA), with investments supporting integrated development of slums. More recently GoI launched the Slum-free City program of Rajiv Awas Yojana (RAY) a scheme working towards the goal of a slum-free India.

In addition, many of the state governments have their own urban development schemes and programs at the state and level, focusing on many of the aforesaid issues.

Source:

World Bank Site

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Phases in Planning Process

Posted on May 11, 2020 by Rashid Faridi

The basis for integrating energy aspects in planning processes is a thorough understanding of the existing urban planning process in a given city. Such a process should include all phases , steps, stakeholders and their related activities/responsibilities as well as instruments and tools used in planning urban development projects.

In most cases the main planning instrument of a city such as the zoning plan or land use plan needs to be adapted when new projects are being developed. However, it is important to not only show the final, official steps when adapting the zoning plan. The process map should depict all phases including the early planning steps, feasibility and master plans, the permitting process, and final implementation. It should also show some decision points or paths during this process for instance criteria for special procedural steps or competitions. It might also be helpful to develop two process maps: one for the procedure of new development areas and one for transformation areas.

The principal phases of an urban planning process are:

  1. Preparatory / exploration phase
  2. Feasibility/planning phase
  3. Formal planning/zoning phase
  4. Design and implementation phase
  5. Operational phase

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Source:

UrbanLearning

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