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how can i revise this sentence? in her air force career she would like to learn a lot of experience that will help her later in life. what i'm trying to do is explain going into the Air Force career , and a more broader sentence. ... (Asked by brandie c)
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In having a career in the Air Force, she would like to gain experience beneficial in her future. Watch your capitalization, too. :)...(Answered by mlynn_4)

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Justify with examples i) Children in Class 1 make conjectures ii) Even a 1-year-old child deals with abstract? ion.iii) There is a lot of Mathematics beyond the school curriculum.iv)The diversity in any classroom has major implications for teachers.v) Students gain academically and socially from cooperative, small-group learning.vi) The use of deductive reasoning by a child while playing.vii) The use of inductive reasoning related to fractions. viii) An hierarchical structure in a village ix) A school subject that is not hierarchically structured 2) Suppose you are planning a unit for introducing Class 3 children to data handling. Give guidelines you would keep in mind while doing so. Also give a broad teaching plan for this unit. 3) Briefly explain any ... (Asked by navin p)
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1)Children know that things that are around them are their belongings 2) Expressions of anger on face of an adult makes them cry aloud 3) If there are definite number of squares on chess-board couldn't different number of moves be predicted or calculated using permutations and combinations? 4)Teachers while teaching in certain medium of instruction(say English)may do well to remember that if this meduim is not any student's mother tongue then student is likely to grasp less. 5)When in group, students discuss different thoughts that occured to them when teacher asked questions or they discuss how to remember particular things that require rote ...(Answered by Mau)

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My teachers are my heroes~ care to know why? When I was in elementary school, I was fortunate to have excellent teachers who taught me how to read, (and I love to read) and proper hygiene & manners. I had music teachers from 2nd through 8th grade who taught me to love music & how to sing, (I have a broad interest in music). In 7th grade my geography teacher, who was also a mountain climber and explorer, instilled in me a love for the outdoors and nature (I love to mountain hike). From 2nd grade through 5th, my gym teachers raised my self esteem and self confidence ... (Asked by mountainman)
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Absolutely, my parents were abusive and neglectful and if it hadn't been for a few outstanding teachers i would have given up a long time ago. Thanks to them I have an appreciation of art, history, culture and science and now have a fulfilling career in welfare - so yes and a huge thanks to all the teachers doing there thing out there - you're all worth millions :)...(Answered by Saani_G)

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broad outline classification of bacteria? taxonomical and hierarchical classification ... (Asked by fatty)
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This is not a simple question to answer because it depends upon the purpose of the classification and to some extent the criteria for the taxonomy. Have a look here:...(Answered by bumperbuffer)

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American Education? Please, I would like serious answers only ... I would like to know what people think is wrong or right about American education.. I would love it if some people from abroad would answer, citing their systems.... so often we do not get a broad enough viewpoint..... Thank you in advance ... (Asked by Scots Pines)
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I can only judge the tertiary education system, as I am a professor and have studied at two American universities, a Canadian one, a British one, and a German one, and taught at a German one, two British ones, and one in New Zealand. The weaknesses I have seen are that academic staff get low pay and have low esteem and prestige, which attracts not so fabulous people to teach (good people tend to go into industry instead, it seems to me). Consequentially, especially bachelor level education seems unprofessional and trivial on the academic and industry-relevant skills level, especially compared to ...(Answered by Tahini Raving Weirdo)

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Teachers, what do you think of current teaching standards? Are we as parents getting our money's worth?? If one of your students was a 10 year old boy who couldn't spell or use a keyboard properly, do you think that child should spend more time reading or studying or should that student come toY!A & ask qustions about cartoon characters? Should a parent make sure that student is studying and not visiting Y!A which is essentially an adult site? "For this reason, parents of children under the age of 13 who wish to allow their children access to the Service must create a Yahoo! Family Account. When you create a Yahoo! Family Account and add your child ... (Asked by hungryhart)
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I began to get angry when I initially read your introductory sentence regarding "teaching standards." The standards in public education aren't the problem. Parents who don't support those standards and allow their children to run the household and set the rules are part of the problem. Then, those very same children bring that attitude of "I don't have to listen to you" into the classroom, backed by an absentee parent who is trying to gain favor with the child who supports the idea that "you don't have to listen to that woman (man)." I have also ...(Answered by Sherry K)

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3 Questions for teachers....? Im in a credentialing program and for one of my classes I have to interview a teacher. I have a few answer to my 3 questions already but I wanted a few more just to get a more broad prospective. If your a teacher would you please answer these? 1. Why did you become a teacher? 2. If you were on an interview panel, what 3 questions would you ask a prospective teacher? 3. What suggestions/tips do you now know which would be a benefit to all first year teachers? Thanks! ... (Asked by Irish Rose)
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1. I became an educator because of my uncanny ability to inspire learning; I started teaching swimming at age 18 as a WSI and also teaching Gymnastics a bit earlier and most of my students have gone on to college where they enjoyed a great deal of success in the Gymnastics as well as in their academic pursuits. 2 (a) If I were on an Interview Panel, I'd ask: (a) what do you feel is wrong with education today that so many children cannot learn to read and write at their prescribed levels? (b) How do you propose ...(Answered by kehkohjones)

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Can a 60-year-old learn easily to increase his/her vocabulary? Read on..? This person can speak English fairly well. However, his/her ability to describe things and write is poor. What type of reading/writing exercises would be helpful in achieving a broader vocabulary and stronger writing skills? Any free websites online? ... (Asked by Guinness)
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If the 60-year old wants to do that, then of course they can. One exercise would be to give descriptive sentences and ask for 5 examples of other ways to say the same thing, using different words. Practice is going to make the biggest difference....(Answered by Debbie B)

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What to discuss? to all the people that who will be readibg this..can you give me some topics to discuss in my class..I really have no idea what to lecture in my class..I am teacher here in China and I will be teaching adults. I am undergoing training right now but still I want to broader my topics but I don't know what topics are appropriate to my classes..please help me..sandy ... (Asked by sandy)
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I don't really understand the subject matter you're dealing with, but I suggest that you begin by discussing interesting topics which are relevant to their lives, such as Increasing Population in China, The China's Wall as a Wonder of the World, How to Succeed in Life, What are the Criteria to which you Stick in Choosing you Partner, How to Spend Our Spare Time in an effective and useful way, How to Make the Best Use of Our Summer Holiday, How to Divide Our Time in a Balanced Way, The Development of Science, Our Age as An Information Age, The ...(Answered by msayed40)

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The broad topic is Teacher.? The broad topic is Teacher. 1.narrow down ? 2.create topic sentence? 3.write three major support and three minor support? ... (Asked by Eli)
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teacher is like a candle who burns for others.............(Answered by know me better)

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