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A Z score allows you to take any given sample within a set of data and to determine how many standard deviations above or below the mean it is. To find the Z score of a sample, you'll need to find the mean, variance and standard deviation...
Young adult (or YA) books aren't just good books for teens -- a lot of us adults read and enjoy these books as well. Ever since I've written Imagination Soup, I've reviewed books, mostly picture books and middle grade books. BUT, I'm a HUGE fan of YA so I had to include young adult for those of you who love it like me, or have teenage readers.
Es gibt 9 Wechselpräpositionen (Dativ oder Akkusativ):in, auf, vor, hinter, unter, über, neben, an, zwischen Der Dativ ist mit einem nicht zielgerichteten, statischen Zustand verbunden (Frage: wo?)…
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Homographs are words that share the same written form but have different meanings. They can also differ in pronunciation, which can sometimes lead to
While arranging some materials for 4th graders, you might seek help through the books for them to read. Therefore, you need to choose the best books to share.
As a potential homeschooling parent you no doubt have plenty of questions. Or maybe you know someone who homeschools and you are curious. Each of these are real questions that most of us have been or will be asked at some point. 1. Is homeschooling legal? The short answer, yes it is legal. The long answer is, well, long. Some states regulate homeschooling quite a bit, some states a small bit, and some have no regulation at all. The best place to find the most current homeschooling law is http://www.hslda.org/hs/default.asp Just click on your state’s picture, and the laws and current legislation (if there is any) will be shown to you. 2. Is your day like “regular school?” Well, first we have to define “regular.” In my house what we do is normal and “regular.” But, if you are referring to the standard eight hour day, with multiple times of standing in line, getting permission to go to the bathroom, waiting in line 25 minutes to go to lunch and then only getting 20 to eat that lunch, then the answer is no. But, this is different for every home schooling family. Some people may want to school for eight hours, I personally only do three. Some people may want their kids to stand quietly in line for 25 minutes for lunch. We just try to do this at the checkout at Kroger. 3. Don’t you have to have a degree to be a teacher? Well, if you are teaching in a public school the answer is yes. But, since we are answering questions about home school, I will refer you back to question number one. It depends on the state you are in. Some states have different opinions on this. 4. How do you handle all their classes when you have children in multiple grades? Again, the answer depends. If you take a unit study approach you may school all the children together – you know like they did waaayyyy back when public schools were started. Everyone sits together and hears the lessons for the day, and then will break apart to work independently in areas like reading and math. If you take a work book or text book approach, then each child will have their own set of materials, and you would work with each child separately, at different times. See how the answer to this is dependent on the individual homeschooling family? 5. How do you differentiate being a teacher from being a parent? Being a parent is no different from being a teacher in that, we are both responsible for the instruction and encouragement of the children we are responsible for, however, as a parent, we have a bigger responsibility to our children, for we see immediately the results of the children learning and unlike a teacher who manages a classroom of 20-30 children, that changes every year. As parents, we have both the time and emotional investment to understand and learn how our children best learn and are able to more easily adapt to each of our child's needs without having to sacrifice the needs of the individual over the whole. 6. Don’t you think they need to be in “real” school? Ahem. I will try my personal best to not to be offended. After, all my kids are learning “real” phonics and “real” math. I am not really sure what answer to give here, as the question is not asking anything specific. It is more like a derogatory statement about homeschooling in general. Ask a real question, get a real answer. 7. How could you possibly homeschool if ____________? (Fill in blank with whatever circumstance you can think of.) If someone wants to homeschool, they can generally figure out a way. This question is typically referring to different circumstances like single parenting, special needs children, gifted children, etc… I have a special needs child. I have a friend with an extraordinarily gifted child. Our homeschools look different. Some people may need to school when they are not at work, so their school may be in the evening. I school during the day most days and during the late afternoons when I have morning appointments. So, you really learn how to work it out according to the needs of your family. Got something to add? Be sure to let me know and I will keep this updated (serious and snarky questions allowed hehe)!
The A to Z of Coping Skills display poster for you to use to talk about coping strategies and worksheet for children to come up with their own strategies.
These images capture the diversity of the human race, reminding us that we live on a planet where sad and happy coexist. Some of these images are beautiful while others are touching. The images below are
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What are homophones? How do you comfort a distraught grammar teacher? You say, there, their, they’re! This old joke is an example of a homophone.
Sergey Tyukanov was born 17 of May 1955, Poronaisk, Sakhalin Region, Russia. In 1981 he graduated Khabarovsk Teacher’s Training Institute, Artist Graphic Department - Master’s Degree. Lives and works in Kaliningrad and Chicago as a free artist. Sergey Tyukanov draws on stories, folklore and myth from around the world. His incredible imagination inspires these unique, intriguing creations. Sergey has the steady hand of a formally-trained printmaker, and he has also brought us beautifully detailed watercolors and drawings.
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-Here is a great chart for use with colleagues and/or students, providing some great learning tips. Created by Dennis Callahan at learnstreaming.com, the chart is a great motivator to help people t…
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As part of Z33's art in public space program, Scottish artist Aeneas Wilder has completed a round structure composed of uniform vertical wooden slats, capturing the landscape of Borgloon as a background.
Ekvall Knut [Swedish painter, 1843-1912] Oil on panel Private collection
Man braucht: Die PDF mit Anleitung und Vorlagen Daraus einen Ausdruck der Vorlagen auf dünne Pappe (Z. B. auf DIN-A4-Karteikarten blanko in Weiß aus dem Schreibwarenhandel). Ist der Drucker nicht f…
