Other Education (Education)
Time Is Infinite - Or Is It? -
- Joe PaganoWhen we think of time, we often assume time always was and always will be. Yet time is a man-made construct, bounded only by the limits of our minds. According to astrophysicists, the universe is fourteen billion years old. Earth is a mere five billion years old. To motivate this discussion of... Submitted 1 year 27 days ago.
Why Study Math? The Real Number Line and the Continuum - Miracles in and of Themselves -
- Joe Pagano" The continuum is that which is divisible into indivisibles that are infinitely divisible."- Aristotle The idea that there are myriad infinities boggles the mind and makes us wonder what we really do know. As the quote implies, we can take the real number line and divide it into such small... Submitted 1 year 27 days ago.
Mastering Algebra - Avoid These Pitfalls -
- Joe PaganoAlgebra is the gateway to all higher mathematics. No two ways about it: if you do not master algebra, kiss your mathematical pursuits goodbye. Yet struggles with algebra often are encountered because of common pitfalls which can be avoided. Here we discuss how to overcome some common mistakes... Submitted 1 year 29 days ago.
- Joe PaganoAs one of the conic sections, the circle is probably the most important of these curves. When studying analytic geometry (the relationship between the algebraic formula for a curve and the actual graph) students are required to learn how to recognize the circle as well as to graph it. Here we... Submitted 1 year 29 days ago.
Good Education Demands That We Put First Things First -
- John WaddeyTwice in my life I have come across abandoned homes that had been allowed to fall into ruin because of a family feud. In both cases, the owners died without a will and the heirs could not agree how to divide the estate. All parties, being stubborn and intractable, the houses were left abandoned... Submitted 1 year 39 days ago.
How to Shake the Winter Blues by Learning to Speak some Turkish - Robert Benjamin
Do you remember getting the winter blues as a child? I can almost guarantee that you cannot. The reason you did not get the winter blues as a child was because you loved the winter as much as spring and summer. What happened? You got older and found yourself a lot more in demand, you now have a... Submitted 1 year 74 days ago.
Discover How to Raise Your Grades in Just 10 Days: Get Organized for School - Annemarie Deloza
Tip #2- Get Organized for School (Tip 2 of 10) You can become the student you have always wanted to be! By evaluating and changing your study habits, you have already taken the first step toward academic success (see Tip #1). Now it’s time to get organized for school. Getting organized... Submitted 1 year 92 days ago.
Discover How to Raise Your Grades in Just 10 Days - Annemarie Deloza
Tip #1- Evaluate Your Study Habits and Change Them…For Good (Tip 1 of 10) Congratulations, you have taken the first step in becoming the student you deserve to be! By evaluating your study habits and changing them for the better you can easily raise your grades. Soon you will be on your... Submitted 1 year 92 days ago.
What Is Difference Between Education (formal/non Formal) and Intelligence? - Mabi Conti
The history of education is as early as the history of man’s in the grassland of eastern Africa, in the valleys in Ethiopia, when early man was passing knowledge, skills and attitude from older generation to the younger generation, even when they were roaming the grassland of Africa, that... Submitted 1 year 134 days ago.
History of the Mediterranean -
- Mislav Scukanec ReznicekSome of the most ancient human societies come from this region, and it has had a major impact on their lives and cultures.The first civilization developed in Mesopotamia with the Sumerans in 4000 B.C. Then the Pharaohs unified the valley of Nile into ancient Egypt. The civilizations quickly... Submitted 1 year 239 days ago.
- KacycarrI have just read a story on sex education that I found quite disturbing. Not only am I shocked, I am fuming to say the least. Once again another nonsensical proposal has been made and come to light that our kids are to be taught in school from the age of four. What is wrong with that you say... Submitted 1 year 257 days ago.
Lessons In Life, A New Start? -
- Terrence AubreyGiven the mountain of problems facing human kind right now including the very dangerous damage that we are inflicting to mother earth perhaps it is time to evaluate and question what we should be teaching our children? Lessons in Life Why do we have to teach ourselves the most important... Submitted 1 year 308 days ago.
Balloons and the Pricks Who Burst Them -
- Randy VaughanLaying aside the bitter disappointments of youth, such as not getting that new BB gun, life is filled with balloons and the pricks who burst them. The first such bubble-bursting episode in my life was when my parents forced me to break up with my first girlfriend. I say "forced" only because I... Submitted 1 year 341 days ago.
Linguistic Psychology: 8 Reasons Why We Don't Know What To Say When It Counts - Krzysztof Kazmierczak
Have you ever wondered why some people have a firm grasp on communication and some don't. Still yet, have you ever noticed that just because someone knows how to open their mouth does not mean they know how to communicate. There are some basic commonalities between people who know how to... Submitted 2 years 10 days ago.
What You May Not Know About The People You Listen To - Krzysztof Kazmierczak
So what is it about your boss, the people you are taking advice from, or your mentors that you may not know. This is a very interesting topic regarding success because we all view success through our own set of goggles but there are some commonalities between the people that succeed and the ones... Submitted 2 years 11 days ago.
Indigenous Education In Nigeria -
- Rahaman OnikeEducation as a natural human activity could be acquired any where through either formal or informal process. Before the advent of the western education, the people of indigenous societies have ways of inculcating the societal norms, values and attitudes on the members. This process of... Submitted 2 years 45 days ago.
Social Studies and Environmental Education -
- Rahaman OnikeINTRODUCTION The need for environmental education is becoming more advocated and of course it has become an essential demand of the present day educational system in Nigeria . The social demand for environmental education is dictated by the challenges of human environment which were posed by... Submitted 2 years 45 days ago.
Architectural Rendering -
- Tim DavisTo manually render a drawing is to make a still life of an exterior elevation or view of a building requires either a natural gift for art or a great deal of practice. It is a subject most usually only taught in a university or higher learning technical school. Some high schools attempt to teach... Submitted 2 years 109 days ago.
The Benefits of Final Exams - Carolyn Tytler
As nerve-wracking as they are for students, as much work as they are for teachers and as much as they are hated by both groups, final exams do serve several worthwhile purposes. Students, especially those in high school and beyond, dread final exams. Well, perhaps not actually taking the... Submitted 2 years 110 days ago.
The Origin of Ghost Stories- the Ekimmu of Ancient Sumer - Carolyn Tytler
Did you know that ghost stories predated 4000 BC? Legends of the ekimmu, or evil phantoms, circulated among the farming villages of the ancient Sumerians as they developed what may have been the world's first civilized society. It is thought that these early people migrated from the East... Submitted 2 years 169 days ago.
Latina Leadership Lessons: Magic of Science - Aurelia Flores
I don't know about you, but I see magic everywhere! One definition of magic is, "Of, relating to, or invoking the supernatural." Another is, "Possessing distinctive qualities that produce unaccountable or baffling effects." When something is "super" natural, it means it seems more than natural... Submitted 2 years 207 days ago.
It's National Punctuation Day -
- Crystal PrattWho knew there was a holiday to celebrate one of my favorite things? I just happened upon the discovery of this celebration when I opened my browser. It was on Yahoo's front page: National Punctuation Day . It's even a trending topic on Twitter. I guess I'm not the only language arts-obsessed... Submitted 2 years 243 days ago.
- Clifford KaponoWhy are tax payers deceived into believing that when the government spends money it's coming from some magic bank that is NOT funded by taxes? Government is not a business well not in theory anyway - it shouldn't be but now there are exceptions with banks and auto manufactures that our government... Submitted 2 years 245 days ago.
The True Story Behind The Demon Featured In "Drag Me To Hell" -
- Paul ThurmanLamia, as she is now called, was once the queen of Libya. In those times she was known both for her beauty and her graciousness. Men from all over would fall at her feet when she walked about. Naturally such a stunning creation was worthy of notice from more than mere man. And who should be... Submitted 2 years 290 days ago.
Stoosh As Used In Jamaican Patois -
- Andee MullinsThe word stoosh (also spelled 'stush') has several meanings in the Jamaican language. Sometimes the exact meaning of the word is difficult to pinpoint. To add to the confusion, there are also other variations of the word. One such variation is the word 'stoshous.' We will take a look at these... Submitted 2 years 317 days ago.
