Learning of the Unknown

Abstract

Hauer [1] find that during a certain recent historical interval there was a fundamental event, which resulted in unusual acceleration in all areas of the society, and within the two centuries, the speed of some human activities reached its limit, the speed of light – for the first time in the history. Glenn-Egil and Herner [2] identify didactic practice and its competence levels and discuss possible differences and common traits within these competence levels. Sana [3] talks about Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh that is well known for lacquered wooden toys. Iqbal and Ali [4,5] tells the dreams of a man and how he changed his fate and reviewed the Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia that is more focused on Dong Jiao Zong fight between the periods 1970 to 2002. Iqbal [6] talks about Tun Dr. Ismail that stood as a pillar of fortitude under the dual leadership of the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak, during a very difficult and challenging era in Malaysian politics. Gui [7] state that China should learn the animal protection experience from the European states and other states, and should pay more attention to adopt law or regulation to protect the animals’ welfare and rights, so that to protect the nature resource.