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		<title>Your Questions About Using Technology To Teach</title>
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<h2>Is it desirable to use technology to support teaching &amp; learning?</h2>
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<p class="dtm-content">YES.  </p>
<p>TEACHERS  If other professionals are using computers and advanced communication tools, teachers should be trained on their use and approapriate technology made available.  The education of future leaders and workers deserves this investment of time &amp; $$$.</p>
<p>STUDENTS  Years ago there was a concern that using technology would make students lazy, but I feel this is pretty well disproved.  Bored students who are not being appropriately taught or challenged are usually performing poorly.  Students with a dynamic learning program gifted teachers and a level of individualized programming which challenges the student and provides needed support usually perform better.</p>
<p>The perspective that one of my teachers in grad program in ed had was that if technologies are in use and proven to function well in the workplace, then shouldn&#8217;t students have use of this same technology.  The example given in class was computers for word processing &#8211; most professional writiers and all professional editors use spellcheck programs &#8211; why then should we demand that students handwrite essays or papers and force teachers to spend more time looking for mispellings and using up red ink on that instead of challenging students to think through issues and topics and meaning or words and style of communication.  </p>
<p>I personally agreed with this because my spelling was extremely poor due to dyslexia, and held my writing hostage until I began using wordprocessing.  Now I can write so that others can understand and my use of spellcheck has actually improved my spelling and corrected some of my letter confusions and reversals over time.</p>
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<h2>What tools do the teachers use to teach in China?</h2>
<p>For example, do they use powerpoint slides, or whiteboards? I would prefer information about cities like Tianjin, Beijing or Shanghai but any province is fine.<br />
What kind of <strong>technology</strong> (if applicable) do they use in teaching?</p>
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<h2>Why is it important to know if technology is vice or virtue? What would technology teach us about ourselves?</h2>
<p>I was asked <strong>to</strong> answer these questions. <strong>To</strong> fully understand the importance of <strong>technology</strong> and it&#8217;s use. But some questions that I have tried <strong>to</strong> look online has never been answered. so I was wondering if it was possible if any of you peoples would know the answer <strong>to</strong> this question before the 25th of august.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Technology shows us human capabilities.It shows us what we can achieve if we fully use our mind which is the best gift of god to humankind.This makes us appreciate ourselves more.Besides that,technology is achieved by human through sharing of ideas whether directly or indirectly &amp; this encourages others to come up with better ideas &amp; new inventions that makes life more simpler for the human race. However,there are people who misuses technology,causes damage &amp; take it for granted without thorough thinking.So,its up to each individual to make good use of technology and discover the importance of it.For me, technology is definitely a virtue.</p>
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<h2>In what ways can technology be used in different teaching fields?</h2>
<p>This is for my CIS project if you are a graduate student in any language field, a spanish high school teacher, or a spanish college professor please respond.<br />
a. What is your job description and title?</p>
<p>b. How do you use what your learned in ___your_major____ in performing your job?</p>
<p>c. Do you use <strong>technology</strong> such as computers, PDAs, cell phones, etc. in your day <strong>to</strong> day work? If so, what applications/programs do you use? How do computers make your job easier? If not, do you see a way that <strong>technology</strong> could be useful? Are there any tasks that you perform that you would be interested in automating or giving <strong>to</strong> a computer <strong>to</strong> do?</p>
<p>d. What do you think the ___________ industry would be like for me in four years when I graduate? Will <strong>technology</strong> play a larger role than it does today? In what way?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">My name is Tracy, and I am a TESOL-certified English instructor in Daqing, China.  I work at a training center, not a school, so my students are almost always adults.  For my lessons, I use Microsoft Office products, primarily Word and PowerPoint.  I would be lost without PowerPoint.  It allows me to prepare interesting and visually appealing lessons.  The classrooms are set up with screens and overhead projectors so that my PPs are easy for the entire class to see.</p>
<p>I also use several apps on my ipod (English dictionary, Chinese-English and English-Chinese dictionary, World Fact Book, etc)  I also download audio-video clips from the internet for the students to watch.  This is about all the technology I use.</p>
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<h2>Is it desirable to use technology to support teaching and learning in campuse-based courses ? why or why not?</h2>
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Technology can support teaching and learning by including more senses (visuals to go along with lectures) etc. To provide more input for students and sometimes give them a chance for more active learning.  Not everyone is an auditory learner who does well with lectures and technology helps other kinds of learners.</p>
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<h2>Teaching positions in Saudi!?</h2>
<p>I know teachers get paid well in Saudi with accommodations [etc].. especially ESL/English Teachers. My question is that I need <strong>to</strong> find a teaching job and secure that position by the end of September. Possible, with this sort of a resume? (look down) I will be coming just with my son who is 14 years old on a 12 month contract (if possible) just out of sole desire. <img src='http://geokathinternetadvertising.us/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_razz.gif' alt=':P' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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<p>English Language Teacher preferably in the Middle East. Dedicated <strong>to</strong> age-appropriate instruction utilizing, multiple instructional strategies, <strong>technology</strong> and thematic study focused on education and English.<br />
Profile:</p>
<p>15 years of successful teaching experience <strong>to</strong> young children of all ages. Able <strong>to</strong> understand child’s psychology and develop quick rapport with them. </p>
<p>Work Experience:</p>
<p>Allouette Children Center<br />
Vancouver, Canada (July ‘09 &#8211; Present)</p>
<p>•Assist in the educational and social development of pupils under the direction and guidance of the head teacher.<br />
•Supervise students in the cafeteria, schoolyard, and hallways.<br />
•Prepare and present displays of student&#8217;s work.<br />
•Supervise low organized games and outdoor free play; maintains order and monitored activity <strong>to</strong> prevent accidents and injuries.<br />
•Provide instructional and clerical support <strong>to</strong> classroom teachers, allowing teachers more time for lesson planning and teaching.</p>
<p>Highland Creek Montessori Pre-School<br />
Toronto, Canada (Sept ‘06 &#8211; Sept ‘08)</p>
<p>•Worked as an assistant teacher; Fostered meaningful relationships with students, parents and other educators <strong>to</strong> create a warm and attractive environment in which all can cooperate and learn.<br />
•Assisted the teacher in designing and developing lesson plans <strong>to</strong> educate each and every child.<br />
•Created lesson plans <strong>to</strong> engage students in meaningful learning situations while providing for all needs of all learners.<br />
•Engaged in effective and appropriate classroom management techniques.</p>
<p>Home Day Care &#8211; Baby Sitting<br />
Toronto, Canada (July ‘03 &#8211; Sept ‘06)</p>
<p>•Created a happy and healthy environment that helps children <strong>to</strong> grow.<br />
•Developed a balanced growth plan for children that focused on the spiritual, mental, emotional and physical aspects.<br />
•Assigned each child age-appropriate tasks <strong>to</strong> perform that relate <strong>to</strong> the plan.<br />
•Cleaned clothing as needed.<br />
• Choose food for children according <strong>to</strong> the age.<br />
•Gave appropriate medical treatment when needed. Performed appropriate arrangements for safety of children.</p>
<p>Springfield School<br />
Karachi, Pakistan (Jan ‘97 &#8211; Oct ‘02)</p>
<p>•Taught Grade 1 &amp; 2 students, <strong>Math</strong>, English and Science.<br />
•Designed and developed complete lesson plans.<br />
•Encouraged a sense of curiosity and deeper understanding of inter-disciplinary subjects through thematic study.<br />
•Enhanced student’s academic and social growth by <strong>using</strong> varied activities and teaching strategies. </p>
<p>Beacon House School<br />
Karachi, Pakistan (June ‘88 &#8211; July ‘91) </p>
<p>•Taught students of Grade 1 and Grade 2, English, <strong>Math</strong> and Science.<br />
•Created complete lesson plans and provided opportunities for students <strong>to</strong> become lifelong learners.<br />
•Graded the home assignments of students and prepared their academic progress reports.<br />
•Organized ‘play days’, contests and structural learning sessions.</p>
<p>Educational History</p>
<p>B.A University of Karachi, 1988</p>
<p>References are available upon request.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Without any offense, which resumee of yours is the faked one? The one you want to apply for a teaching job in KSA  or the one you want to land a job in a HR department with over 20 years of experience in this field in the UAE?</p>
<p>Http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgvBCOOQOSjmvg1.ckZUzJ3sy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090826040841AAc3klK</p>
<p>Did you fool the Canadians with forged docs also?</p>
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<h2>any fluent spanish speaks who is willing to translate the following?</h2>
<p>translate the following&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; Hello my friend,<br />
I’m going <strong>to</strong> describe my school <strong>to</strong> you. I go <strong>to</strong> Chace Community School which is a mixed school. We must wear the following inform: black shoes. Black trousers, black blazer with the school badge, white shirt, black school tie. This uniform is for the boys. </p>
<p>My school starts at half past 8 and all lessons finish at 3 o’clock. Each lesson is 50 minutes with the intervals of recess and lunch which are at half past 10 and half past 12.       </p>
<p>In this wonderful school there are over 1000 students and about 80 teachers. All the teachers are specialised in all different areas of education and <strong>teach</strong> with pride and confidence. Every one of the teachers do a excellent job however, my favourite is Miss Hamer. She teaches languages. </p>
<p>Chace is a school with great facilities in all different areas of education form <strong>Technology</strong> <strong>to</strong> Maths. In the school we have lots of different class rooms. We have many class rooms which hold subjects like:  maths, English, geography, history, RE, and much more. There are two sports field for PE ( I ENJOY PE) there is a patio, a diner which sells great food for the pupils and the teachers. Also there is a huge seating area for us <strong>to</strong> enjoy our food and talk. They sort of things on the menu are sandwiches, spaghetti, salad, orange juice, curry and much more.  We have an exciting library with hundreds of different books <strong>to</strong> discover. We have 5 art studios, 2 drama studios and 1 dance studios which are beautiful!!! I’m very grateful <strong>to</strong> be fortunate <strong>to</strong> use these amazing rooms. I really love those lessons. <strong>To</strong> develop our understanding of languages we have language laboratories which we use often. We also have science laboratories <strong>to</strong> do experiments and enjoy <strong>using</strong> peculiar substances which have amazing affects.  We have a gym where we are worked very hard <strong>to</strong> test our fitness.</p>
<p> My school has many things and I’m grateful however, I would love <strong>to</strong> have a swimming pool.</p>
<p>I have expensive equipment in information, <strong>technology</strong> and music. We have many different <strong>technology</strong> rooms like Tec styles and wood work. In the music room we have many instruments.</p>
<p>I really love my school even though I have only been there for a little while. I have learnt load and wish <strong>to</strong> do so in the future.</p>
<p>My school is a modern school and we exile in that. We are dedicated <strong>to</strong> successful learning.</p>
<p>Thank you for listening,<br />
I would love <strong>to</strong> hear about your school</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Sean answer is correct, but:</p>
<p>wrong:  Voy a describir mi escuela para usted. Voy a Chace Escuela de la Comunidad que es una escuela mixta. Debemos usar el siguiente informe: zapatos n egro. Pantalón ne gro, chaqueta ne gro con la insignia de la escuela, camisa blanca, corbata ne gro de la escuela. Este uniforme es para los chicos.<br />
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 Good :Voy a describir mi escuela: Voy a la escuela de la comunidad Cache, que es una escuela mixta. Debemos usar el siguiente UNIFORME: zapatos negroS, Pantalón negro, Chaqueta negrA con la insignia de la escuela, camisa blanca, corbata negrA de la &#8230;.</p>
<p>&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;..</p>
<p>  Wrong:  Mi escuela comienza a las ocho y media y todas las clases terminan a las 3:00. Cada lección es de 50 minutos con los intervalos de recreo y el almuerzo que se encuentran en media 10 y media 12.<br />
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 good :Cada lección DURA  50 minutos con los intervalos de recreo y el almuerzo que se los hacemos a las 10 Y MEDIA Y A  LAS 12 Y MEDIA.</p>
<p>&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;.<br />
Good :En esta maravillosa escuela hay más de 1000 estudiantes yALREDEDOR DE 80  profesores . Todos los profesores están especializados en todas las diferentes áreas de la educación y enseñaN con orgullo y confianza. </p>
<p>&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;.<br />
 I really love my school even though I have only been there for a little while. I have learnt load and wish to do so in the future.</p>
<p>WrongMe encanta mi escuela, aunque sólo he estado allí por un rato.<br />
Good: : Me encanta mi escuela, aunque he estado poco  TIEMPO.He aprendido mucho y deseo seguir haciendolo en el futuro.</p>
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<h2>What do you think of my cover letter?</h2>
<p>Please help me correct any mistakes or grammatical errors in my cover letter. And I will be happy <strong>to</strong> see any suggestions <strong>to</strong> improve my cover letter. Many Thanks in advance.</p>
<p>Dear Sir/Madam</p>
<p>I am interested <strong>to</strong> apply for the Full Time Teacher Position for Primary Level at ABC Centre as advertised on www.abc.edu<br />
I am a graduate of TYP Polytechnic with a Diploma in Multimedia <strong>Technology</strong>. I am currently working for a government organisation NLE as a part time tutor and I <strong>teach</strong> English, Maths and Science for Primary 5 students as well as set test papers, plan curriculum and mark students works, tests and exams. I also have experience in keeping students&#8217; progress reports and meeting parents.</p>
<p>I am registered under Ministry of Education as a relief teacher and have taught at UT Primary School for Primary 1 <strong>to</strong> 6 students.<br />
My duties with them included teaching, maintaining class discipline and marking of assignments.<br />
My internship was at CE Electronics, the world’s third largest player in electronics manufacturing service industry.<br />
My duties with them were mainly programming, updating databases, escalation of calls <strong>to</strong> suppliers and repricing quotations <strong>using</strong> Microsoft Excel by given deadlines.<br />
In addition I have also gained good experience doing freelance web development works for my clients during my free time.<br />
I have a passion for teaching and I am comfortable teaching primary level students.</p>
<p>My resume is attached for your reference. An expression of your interest would be highly appreciated, and I look forward <strong>to</strong> learning more about the challenges of this position and a chance <strong>to</strong> elaborate my skills and qualities, which could add value <strong>to</strong> your organization.<br />
Thank you for your time and consideration.</p>
<p>Yours faithfully,</p>
<p>QUEEN</p>
<p>My_Resume</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Overall its good, although a bit on the dry side. Make the &#8220;I have a passion for&#8230;.a paragraph on its own (with may be another sentence on your love of teaching?); and try to address the letter to a name rather than sir/madam if at all possible.  Very good luck!!</p>
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<h2>Into the USAF with a BA?</h2>
<p>Hello, first of all I would like <strong>to</strong> say that I am greatful for all the answers I&#8217;ve received <strong>to</strong> my questions. The military folk here are so welcoming and helpful. I&#8217;ve become very fond of the military section here at Yahoo Answers.</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s the thing. I&#8217;ve exhausted the student loans I am allowed <strong>to</strong> take out from the FED Gov at my university. I support myself so finishing on the outside has become very difficult.</p>
<p>Anyone who has read my previous questions knows I am pursuing my 2nd Bachelor&#8217;s in Engineering (Mechanical Emphasis). I wanted <strong>to</strong> head out with all my course work done but that may change. Doesn&#8217;t bother me that I may have <strong>to</strong> leave sooner. I just have many many many questions.</p>
<p>I am 26, female. I have a pre-existing BA (in Film); A general education that was more classical hollywood style film education. Meaning I know how <strong>to</strong> film and edit 16mm and magstock sound. In terms of new <strong>technology</strong> it wasn&#8217;t taught much because instructors thought it would take away from learning classical rules. I do know some programs but the knowledge is a little limited. I&#8217;m sure I could pick them up quickly though. </p>
<p>Ive been advised by many of my friends, previous Marines, and Army, <strong>to</strong> go into the AF <strong>using</strong> my BA, and just worry about finishing up the BS in Mech Engr while in the AF. I do have a better GPA of 3.33 with my BA. What type of opportunities in Film exist in the AF for me?</p>
<p>Either way I want <strong>to</strong> be an Engr, but if I go in as an officer with my BA what happens from there? Im sure they will use my skill, but will they retrain me on their own methods of filmming if they assign me in that type of work? I also have work related experience in Community Relations, Financial Services, and Non-profit/Corporate Foundation work.</p>
<p>Can I still become an officier? I know a perk is the Loan Repayment stuff. I had planned <strong>to</strong> finish and use my Engr degree for the AF or Navy anyways. Is it best <strong>to</strong> choose the Loan Repayment program or can you forfiet for the GI Bill when done? I&#8217;m a little disappointed that I will not be an Engineer upon entering.</p>
<p>I will have the following course materials completed when I leave <strong>to</strong> the AF. And I know they are pretty universal and in most engineering curriculums:</p>
<p>Materials of Engineering<br />
Calculus I<br />
Calculus II<br />
Calculus III<br />
Physics with Calculus I<br />
Physics with Calculus II<br />
Physics with Calculus III<br />
Statics<br />
And possibly Differential Equations by then<br />
There are sprinkles of other Engineering curriculum. For instance my school makes their engineering students take C++ programming with calculus functions, but its labelled something completely different.</p>
<p>I guess the point I am trying <strong>to</strong> make is that I went back <strong>to</strong> school <strong>to</strong> be an Engineer and much rather put <strong>to</strong> use my current education in <strong>math</strong> and science so far since I enjoy it much more.</p>
<p>Can any officer recruiters can tell me where my skillset would be best used? Also if I went in with my BA does that mean I have <strong>to</strong> use it? I know it sounds dumb but I really enjoy <strong>Math</strong> and Science much more. </p>
<p>Everyone tells me I am so difficult&#8230;.LoL&#8230;so hopefully I havent given you all a headache.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">It would be hard to get into the AF with a commission with a BA in Film, with a 3.3 GPA.</p>
<p>The AF OTS average GPA is 3.5.</p>
<p>Why not just contact an AFROTC program at a Univ with a Engineering School.</p>
<p>2,3 and 4 years AFROTC scholarships are available.</p>
<p>It would be almost impossible to complete an engineering degree, while on active duty.</p>
<p>You would have to be stationed near a engineering school, and trying to take a engineering course load, while working every day, would be very hard to do.</p>
<p>Even getting the first two years , is hard, since most univ&#8217;s without an engineering school, do not offer calculus based physics and Chemistry.</p>
<p>The AF gets most of its officers from the academy and AFROTC,</p>
<p>So AF OTS is looking for people with specific degrees and knowledge.</p>
<p>But the only way to find out, is talk to an officer recruiter.</p>
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<h2>What should I be when I grow up?</h2>
<p>I don’t know here is a little about me. I just want <strong>to</strong> know<br />
A)What should I be when I grow up?<br />
B)Where should I go <strong>to</strong> school<br />
A)I want <strong>to</strong> graduate quickly<br />
B)I need <strong>to</strong> go <strong>to</strong> school online<br />
C)I have won three awards for playwriting, but I hate writing<br />
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<p class="dtm-content">Look there is no easy way&#8230;&#8230;.expiriment&#8230;.(you can see that I don&#8217;t spell good)but if I was you I would take a little brake from colloge but don&#8217;t just sit around look for jobs in your area that interestes you&#8230;&#8230;.but if you do stay in college I would do something with movies its something to do with what you like&#8230;.GOOD LUCK.!..!</p>
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<h2>Why is it essential that underprivileged children are properly taught how to use technology and the internet?</h2>
<p>I am a Peace Corps volunteer writing a grant <strong>to</strong> get our school some computers, and I’m looking for an eloquent way of phrasing the need.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Underpriviledged children usually come from households where neither parent has received a postsecondary degree, and an increasing number even do not have high school diplomas. Although their parents strongly encourage education they have difficulty backing up their words because they do not understand many concepts to encourage children to stay in school and pursue a higher education; many cannot help their children with their homework assignments. And the majority of these parents have never logged on to the internet and are not technologically sound. These students are at a huge disadvantage when they are compared to students at other schools who have the technology, the lucrative school district money, and the parents that encourage them on a daily basis to do their best at all times. Up to date computers with up to date equipment and software systems are necessary to give them the tools they will need in this world to be able to come to the table and compete for positions in postsecondary institutions and the world of work. It is not a priviledge but a necessity to learn how to live in this world that increases our technological capacity on a daily basis. They already have so many other obstacles against them.</p>
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<h2>How can technology play a role in students from (k-12).?</h2>
<p>The question is, How can the use of <strong>technology</strong> such as computers,laptops,powerpoint presentation etc play a role on a students learning experience in literacy and numeracy. </p>
<p>Also name some methods that some teachers use techonlogy <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> students.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">I worked in a very tech savvy district. Here are some ways we used technology at school.</p>
<p>For instruction:<br />
-Interactive power points presented using a projector in all subject areas.<br />
-Streaming video projected to support lessons in literacy, science, math, social studies.<br />
-Interactive computer games and programs projected and used to support concepts taught in literacy and math.<br />
-Assessment programs that project questions and allow students to enter answers by remote.</p>
<p>Student use:<br />
-Game programs used to support math and literacy during independent work time.<br />
-Drawing programs used to illustrate reports and projects.<br />
-Word processing programs for reports or written stories<br />
-Internet research<br />
-Power point to create presentations for reports<br />
-Typing tutor programs to educate students in keyboarding skills</p>
<p>As a teacher it is EXTREMELY helpful to have technology in the classroom.  I can research or even look up answers on the internet.  Being able to present lessons visually using graphics and colorful text makes the lesson more interesting for students.  Having the support of videos and programs also makes lessons more engaging for students.  Technology really enhances the learning experience of students.  It allows them to reinforce their own learning using programs that practice concepts, or even embellish their own projects and presentations.  All skills that an adult today should be able to do.</p>
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<h2>how to use technology in teaching english?</h2>
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<p class="dtm-content">What type of technology? You could use power points/slide shows. Or do you mean something else?</p>
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<h2>Teach me to connect 2 lap tops via wireless technology for transfer of files!?</h2>
<p>I got mine and my girlfriend&#8217;s lap top infront of me and there are some pictures and music that I would like <strong>to</strong> transfer from her pc <strong>to</strong> mine and vice-versa. I wanted <strong>to</strong> know how <strong>to</strong> do it <strong>using</strong> wireless <strong>technology</strong>, any websites <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> u <strong>to</strong> do it? I&#8217;ve searched and can&#8217;t find!<br />
Just <strong>to</strong> let u all know both of us have wireless network! I wanted <strong>to</strong> see step by step how <strong>to</strong> do it!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">For a wireless connection, get two wireless cards, one for each laptop (assuming they are not already in the laptop) and since you<br />
already have a wireless network running simply search for networks in the area on both PCs, find your network, and make each PC join it. They are then both on the network.</p>
<p>To share files, go onto your computer, right click a file, go to properties-sharing, then enable network file sharing on the file, give it a network name and click apply. Then on ur GF&#8217;s computer go to the &#8220;my network places&#8221; folder and wait a few seconds and your file will be there for her to copy or just use. </p>
<p>Just be sure that you are both on the same network and are within that network&#8217;s range, anything from 30-100 meters.<br />
Hope that helped, tho to be honest i agree with the gentleman above me, a meter of CAT5 Cross-over cable plugged into your computers network ports would be far quicker, easier and more reliable if all u want to do is transfer a few files.</p>
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<h2>Technology use in physics education?</h2>
<p>I&#8217;ve been interviewing for a physics job in teaching.  I&#8217;ve been asked the question, How would you use <strong>technology</strong> <strong>to</strong> help <strong>teach</strong> the students?  Now, as someone who hadn&#8217;t learned how <strong>to</strong> use a smartboard until they surprised me with one in my presentation interview, I&#8217;m really not up on <strong>technology</strong> in grade school education.  I would of course use physical demonstrations, but that&#8217;s more science than <strong>technology</strong>.  Any idea what the interviewer was gunning for?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Smartboard is simply a display device. Any internet web apps that display physics would have been aan acceptable answer.</p>
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<h2>Can someone PLS judge my 2 paragraph essay?</h2>
<p>This is an Application for &#8220;Governors School @ Innovation Park&#8221;<br />
Which is a gifted 2 year program from Junior year <strong>to</strong> Senior year for the areas of Science, Engineering, <strong>Technology</strong> &amp; <strong>Math</strong>.</p>
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1)What you anticipate your learning experiences will be and how you will be challenged by the governors schools use of the scientific method and problem based, inquiry learning<br />
2)How will participating in this kind of learning experience meet your educational and career goals:<br />
3)What skills I bring <strong>to</strong> this kind of learning experience:</p>
<p>I look forward <strong>to</strong> many different learning experiences during this 2 year program at Governor’s School @ Innovation Park. An example of this point is getting <strong>to</strong> know and being surrounded by others who share the similar attraction and enthusiasm for the subject of Science and <strong>Math</strong> as I do. Looking back at my academic years, I believe the main reason for my proficiency in the areas of Science and <strong>Math</strong> is my great curiosity in those subjects. Being fascinated and yearning <strong>to</strong> learn more about those subjects encouraged me <strong>to</strong> spend a great deal of further study and reading novels that pertained <strong>to</strong> those areas. Another learning experience that I anticipate is the personal challenge this will bestow upon me. From what I know, this program offers a rigorous course of study in Science, <strong>Technology</strong>, Engineering, and Mathematics that take place in George Mason’s College Campus and is designed for students who desire <strong>to</strong> explore and learn in different, contrasting ways. Such qualities of a learning atmosphere are what I believe <strong>to</strong> be ideal. Being aware of my craving for knowledge, the undivided attention <strong>to</strong> class lectures, and devotion <strong>to</strong> studying, I hope this experience will satisfy my passion for learning. I’ll look forward <strong>to</strong> being extended and challenged.</p>
<p>Participation in this kind of learning experience will meet my educational and career goals, because it will challenge, keep me committed <strong>to</strong> it for 2 years, and <strong>teach</strong> me more about the studies of my future careers. I am deeply interested in a career in the medical field. The future occupation that I am most likely <strong>to</strong> pursue is either an emergency room physician or a pharmacologist. Saving lives is something I’ve always wanted <strong>to</strong> do. I would often visualize myself fixing up a patient in a scenario of life and death. The medical field has always fascinated me. This job requires quick analytical response <strong>to</strong> injuries and illnesses of patients. Studying medicine also lead me <strong>to</strong> think about a career in pharmacology. Pharmacologist study the interaction and alterations that drugs have on a living organism and its functions. ER physicians and Pharmacists will need <strong>to</strong> have spent a great deal of time studying Physics, Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry all of which are the main studies at Governor’s School</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">In the beginning of the second paragraph you need to omit the comma after the word goals.  It doesn&#8217;t need a comma there because you are just continuing the statement.  The comma is fine after the word challenge because that ends the first train of thought but the word &#8216;and&#8217; takes the place of a comma so if you use it you do not use a comma so you need to also take the comma out after the words 2 years.  Other than that, the wording and phrasing are great and its a very good and enlightening essay that states exactly what you feel.   Good luck in the school.</p>
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<h2>Would Information Technology(IT) be a profitable career in Japan for a US foreigner?</h2>
<p>I am studying Information <strong>Technology</strong> for my career but I also wanted <strong>to</strong> live and work in Japan and I was curious as <strong>to</strong> whether it was a profitable industry for foreigners. I am studying mainly for network and system administration but leaning more towards system administration because I like helping people more. I see network admins as people stuck in one room most of their day fiddling with routers, switches, bridges and such.</p>
<p>My one weakness in IT is my programming ability. I think I could program in languages that can be learned such as HTML but I do not feel confident in ones that have require advanced <strong>math</strong>. <strong>Math</strong> is probably my worst subject in the world or at least the one I like least. </p>
<p>I plan <strong>to</strong> complete my Associate of Applied Science degree in Information <strong>Technology</strong> and then pursue a Bachelor&#8217;s degree in Information Management Systems or something that would fit well with my IT degree, I&#8217;m still not sure on that front. I also plan on pursuing relevant IT certifications such as Cisco, Microsoft, CompTIA, etc etc. If network or system administration does not work out then maybe something like help desk support. I have been taking computers apart since I was young and they fascinate me and I love helping people understand how <strong>to</strong> get the most out of them.</p>
<p>If I couldn&#8217;t get into either of the above careers I was thinking I could fall back into teaching computers at a school. I have heard that a large amount of Japanese are not exactly literate in the use of a computer(hard <strong>to</strong> believe, I know) and I have read articles that say Japan wants <strong>to</strong> increase overall literacy in computers. I think I could do this alongside teaching English.</p>
<p>I realize I would have <strong>to</strong> learn Japanese both written and spoken <strong>to</strong> a fluent degree and I am also working on that front although I am focusing on spoken more than written at the moment. I would prefer I have a fluency in speaking before attempting <strong>to</strong> conquer the writing system.</p>
<p>Any other information you think would be of help would be welcome.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">You could leverage your IT degree and get a job working for a company in Japan. Most likely though, you will end up working at a foregin company and even then, you need to know a bit (if not a lot) of Japanese</p>
<p>Look into http://skillhouse.co.jp/en_home.html for examples on current positions, skills needed and salaries</p>
<p>Note to complete your 4 yr degree to get a work visa (as an associate degree which is a 2 yr degree will not suffice)</p>
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<h2>Please help me, huge decision and don&#8217;t know!?</h2>
<p>OK.  I like science, <strong>math</strong>, and <strong>technology</strong>.  I do not like programming, software hardware what ever.  I like the program <strong>to</strong> be working and I just like <strong>to</strong> use it.  I also like showing/teaching people how <strong>to</strong> do things on computer.  I&#8217;m set now for being a PHarmacist (i&#8217;m senior in high school, college next year) but idk if thats really what I want <strong>to</strong> do.  I don&#8217;t want <strong>to</strong> just be stuck in a room counting pills.  What are some careers that you could advise in science/<strong>technology</strong>/<strong>math</strong> that don&#8217;t involve programming?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">I&#8217;ll tell you what I tell any of my friends just starting college. Your first year (sometimes even first two) are general classes. It&#8217;s a myth to think you need to decide right now what you&#8217;re going to do. Take general classes (English, Math, Science, Humanities, Art, etc) and talk to students who are pursuing the degrees you&#8217;re looking at. You may think you don&#8217;t like programming but there may be areas that you never saw or haven&#8217;t tried that you like. Don&#8217;t limit yourself before you even start. You can even talk to the advisers to see if there are any internships so you can get a real feel for what it is before you make a choice.</p>
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<h2>How many of you think the American Empire will never fall?</h2>
<p>The Roman Empire ruled over quite a bit of the earth&#8217;s surface.. then that disappeared; the Arabs (who the Americans hate so much) ruled an equally large part of the world for a while, they taught the Europeans the modern number system and even invented algebra (I believe somebody called al jebr first used it whence the name), they taught the Europeans architecture and ship building, and did their own little bit <strong>to</strong> spread their religion as well, but in time their supremacy was gone. For people in America that want <strong>to</strong> bomb the Arabs <strong>to</strong> stone age, well, actually white people are NOT in the stone age because of the Arabs (no Arabs =&gt; no modern number system =&gt;no zero =&gt; no modern <strong>math</strong> =&gt; no <strong>technology</strong> =&gt; no bomb). But anyways in time the Arab civilization lost its premier position. The British Empire rose and fell. Well the American Empire has risen. Let&#8217;s see how many of you think it will never fall?</p>
<p>If you want , you can state your reasons for or against.<br />
You may also mention your level of education, the country you reside in and your political affiliation. I simply want <strong>to</strong> check for a correlation.<br />
May be some people got their panties in a bunch for my saying American Empire. Allright, how about &#8220;American Empire&#8221; in quotes.<br />
BTW, Rome was a &#8220;Republic&#8221; too <strong>to</strong> start with. But when we look back we don&#8217;t say the Roman Republic, we say Roman Empire. The word Senate was borrowed from Rome.</p>
<p>People never fail <strong>to</strong> amaze me with their ignorance.<br />
For the rest of you reading and answering, I do not care <strong>to</strong> grace lancelot&#8217;s idiocy with a response. You can just ignore his answer and continue with your own.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">America is absolutely an Empire.  Americans as a culture group may not like the term, but is is 100% accurate.  Arabs are not hated by Americans at all, In fact, My Brother goes to school in Michigan, their is a city called Deerborn, which have the most of people from Iraq outside of Iraq anywhere in the world. We are both Christian, as is my whole family, and we have many middle eastern friends, who are Muslim. Minarets ring bells in the street 5 times a day, the libraries have special places in the chance that a Muslim happens to be studying when it comes time to pray, as well as a few other things cherished by Islam (some places have quebla walls just to be respectful, and show understanding)  Americans hate Islam Fundamentalist, this is not hypocritical of the culture group, we for the most part, hate Christian fundamentalists as well, Groups like the KKK who are intolerant, and hostile. Can you answer this&#8230;.Why are we not allowed to have a church that rings it&#8217;s bell for us on Sunday? </p>
<p>Enough of American politics, lets get to history and facts. After the Roman Empire fell, England was the next Empire. Arabs, Muslims were never an Empire.  Mohammad got kicked out of Mecca and went to Medina where he became the Political, religious and military leader. He went back and Conquered Mecca and then preceded to conquer the Middle East and North Europe.  Going as far as even conquering Spain, which they only ruled for a short time. (it is from this time modern bull fighters use the word &#8220;O&#8217;lay&#8221; in the ring.  It is a variation of Allah.)  This is a far as they went spreading religion. They have ruled basically the same territory for 1400 years. Their supremacy has been very consistent. </p>
<p>The definition of an Empire is  &#8211; 1: the domain ruled by an emperor or empress (to all Americans this can also include a King, Queen or President) </p>
<p>Although Islam conquered a lot of land they were never the dominate rule.  Their is a wealth of history that shows this.  Italy, Greece, Asia, and Europe were all well established Independent societies by then, that Arabs did not or had ever dominate or rule over. </p>
<p>Arabs did invent the concept of zero, but the Maya invented Algebra.  The Greeks will argue the only reason Arabs had a number system if because they invented it with Geometry. Which is very obvious in ancient Arab architecture, they are known for 3 things, bright colors, plants/animals and Geometric Patterns.  Arabs and Europeans learned this when they were ruled by Rome after Rome learned it from the Greeks. </p>
<p>Mesopotamia is called the cradle of life, but Egypt is older.  Look at their architecture.  Their is no proof as to who taught who what as far a pyramids and ziggurats go. Rome invented the Arch,(this is the father od scalloped, horseshoe, and pointed arches of Islam) and the Pantheon, which is the basis for all Mosques all over the world. Before their were ships, their were boats and these clearly was started by Egypt, and they were good at it, they basically just went up and down the Nile.  It was the Greeks that invented Ship Building as we see it today.  They needed to for Trade.  Greece is basically a mountain, very little places to grow wheat, do they developed a mode of transportation that allowed them to trade grapes (wine) and Olives (oil) for wheat.  This is the real reason for the Trojan war, who it is believe to have occurred around 1100 bce. </p>
<p>Why people write Americans, instead of, the American government, or the current administration, is a profound problem with the world.  Americans are not hateful, we get up everyday and go to work, take care of our kids, and feel awful watching the news at night.   </p>
<p>Why can&#8217;t the Arabs see what we see.  In this country we have people from every corner of the globe.  We allow every religion their church,  anyone can shop, work, eat dinner where they please with whoever they please.  Here, a Muslim, a Catholic, a Christian, and a Hindu can all go out, talk, eat, and get along.  Their are no tanks in the streets, no police in the streets with guns waiting for gun fire between religious groups to beak out. Why can&#8217;t it be like this in the Middle East?  Americans do not hate Arabs.  We know that the majority are just like us, get up, go to work, love their kids.  We know Arabs are not all fundamentalists.   </p>
<p>Their is 2 sides to every blade.  Arabs would still be in the stone ages if it were not for many people and cultures who came before and taught them, as would America.  If it was not for Arabs, we would have no zero, no beautiful mosques, Minarets, quebla walls, and no one to show us an alternative perspective of religion. Wonderful music.  And in my own Opinion Arabic Calligraphy is the most beautiful writing in the world. If it was not for America, Arabs would have no electricity, no phone no Internet. As well as countless other technological advances that have ben made since the industrial revolution. Why don&#8217;t the Arabs thank us for this? </p>
<p>Religious, military, and political leaders have all socialized us to think a certain way and some do things for their own personal agendas that effect millions of people.  Maybe sometimes right, maybe sometimes wrong.  At the end of the day most are just people Arab or American.  I am very much an idealist and I pray one day to be able to explore the cradle of civilization with openness and no fear, the way, I hope any Arab can come to America and see the good we have.</p>
<p>When you see rude things some say&#8230; Think fundamentalist.</p>
<p>Lacelot682005 &#8211; Rome was an Empire the same way we are a nation and a country (look up the definition so you are not ignorant to what I am saying)</p>
<p>Also, Read the rise and Fall of the Roman Empire this shows where you are just stupid, the Roman Empire ended, because they tried to rule too much for the military to handle.  They didn&#8217;t have the defense to protect Rome when Alarick (a goth) banded his and other slaves of the empire and over threw them. That sounds more like todays conservatives, trying to rule the world while the slaves (all us who have to work to make sure the capitalist get their money) are all watching and deciding we have had enough)  If they would have stayed in Rome with their Gay Marraige and Free Love they may still be an Empire to this day.</p>
<p>America&#8217;s political structure is Olagarchy, not Republic, Hey don&#8217;t believe me, look at Ancient Sparta&#8217;s govermental structure. France did and we liked how that worked for them.<br />
Ignorance and Stupidity &#8211; That is the Pot calling the Kettle Black.</p>
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&#8220;It is unfortunate that today&#8217;s educators place so much emphasis on finding out what students want <strong>to</strong> include in the curriculum and then giving it <strong>to</strong> them.  It is the educators&#8217; duty <strong>to</strong> determine the curriculum and the students&#8217; duty <strong>to</strong> study what is presented <strong>to</strong> them.&#8221;</p>
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Today&#8217;s education system has, like every other &#8216;system&#8217;, evolved since the time of its inception. While it is pertinent that this system, regularly, makes changes <strong>to</strong> itself so that it is relevant <strong>to</strong> contemporary events; sometimes changes have a not-so-desirable effect. Experimentation always has its positive and negative effects, and over time, the negative effects need <strong>to</strong> be ironed out.</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t entirely agree with the author that students should always be kept away from the education system. Involving students in picking topics that they want included in their curriculum has both advantages and fallacies. The following paragraphs are intended <strong>to</strong> shine some light on the same.</p>
<p>The obvious advantage <strong>to</strong> allowing students <strong>to</strong> pick what they want <strong>to</strong> include in their curriculum is that they would feel involved in the system. When one feels his/her opinion is taken into account while making a big decision, he/she is more involved in the learning process, and hence would be more proactive in improving their own knowledge. Lets take for example (in the big picture), the democratic and the communist systems &#8211; which is akin <strong>to</strong> the issue mentioned above. The general public is a lot more aware of present events and have a feel-good attitude toward their nation in a democratic nation than a communist one &#8211; because citizens feel like they are involved in shaping the future of the country.</p>
<p>Another positive outcome of involving students is that because educators sometimes overlook what is &#8216;needed&#8217; by students <strong>to</strong> remain competitive, the latter&#8217;s involvement in the system could be beneficial <strong>to</strong> the school/system. Not all educators are up-<strong>to</strong>-date with the <strong>technology</strong> that is available <strong>to</strong> students today. In this day and age of supercomputers, broadband and interconnectivity, students (especially of the 4th-10th grade bracket) are becoming more and more aware of anything and everything the internet gives access <strong>to</strong>. Educators sometimes get stumped in the classroom when a student asks, say, how a transistor works, and is unable <strong>to</strong> give an answer; and a minute of searching on his handheld mobile computing device later &#8211; he know what a transistor is.</p>
<p>On the flip side, allowing (only) students <strong>to</strong> choose their curricula could have a detrimental effect on their overall knowledge. For example, lately, in the last few years, parents in the US have &#8216;complained&#8217; <strong>to</strong> teachers and educational bodies about the &#8216;difficulty&#8217; of the <strong>math</strong> taught in public schools (for that matter, it is true of other subjects as well). Children have been finding basic algebra and trigonometry hard <strong>to</strong> follow. We, as adults, know the importance of basic concepts like these in the fields of astronomy, physics, engineering et cetera. It is not, therefore, a big surprise that there are fewer American engineers willing <strong>to</strong> work for a certain amount of compensation as opposed <strong>to</strong>, say, Chinese or Indian engineers. </p>
<p>Also, what has <strong>to</strong> be considered is that not all students are mature enough <strong>to</strong> understand what is important and what is not. For example, there may be a student who is extremely passionate about making pizzas and he wants that included into the curriculum. Incorporating a pizza cookery class into the system for all students could be wasteful in resources that are already becoming scarce in view of the global recession. In this case, it would make sense that a veteran educator be brought in <strong>to</strong> realise the value of the what needs <strong>to</strong> be taught and what not.</p>
<p><strong>To</strong> conclude, it is my opinion that, considering all points mentioned above, it shouldn&#8217;t be looked upon as unfortunate that students are being given more responsibilty in the selection of their curriculum &#8211; but at the same time &#8211; a check valve needs <strong>to</strong> be in place so that their involvement is not detrimental <strong>to</strong> their, and in turn their nation&#8217;s, future.</p>
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<h2>Do we restrict our children to our own learning because we were born in a different time?</h2>
<p>I was raised in a different way <strong>to</strong> my Mum who is in her 70s because she never had television and was raised through a war where things were different and I can accept that. However my daughter has been raised with modern day <strong>technology</strong> and outside influence be it by watching TV <strong>reading</strong> magazines, <strong>using</strong> the internet. My Mum is very set in her ways and it is causing conflict because I am accepting change and My Mum isn&#8217;t she will not accept that she did not raise me alone or <strong>teach</strong> me how <strong>to</strong> be a parent. I have watched how other people parent through media and the internet learned other skills on how <strong>to</strong> avoid and defuse situations that way but it does not mean I do not respect my Mums way was right in her day and age but she refuses <strong>to</strong> accept I have moved with the times and do not parent her way or through her morals. Wow whilst writing that a huge cloud lifted off of me..</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">LOL &#8211; glad we could help!   You&#8217;ve pretty much answered your own question &#8211; the older generations are resistant to change and almost get freaked out when they realize their ways aren&#8217;t the &#8220;norm&#8221; anymore.  Your mom is in her 70&#8242;s (so&#8217;s mine) so it&#8217;s time to realize she won&#8217;t be around forever. You&#8217;ve probably learned a lot from her &#8211; if nothing else, you&#8217;ve learned what NOT to do &#8211; just take what you need and let go of the rest.  Enjoy her while she&#8217;s here&#8230;   <img src='http://geokathinternetadvertising.us/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_surprised.gif' alt=':o' class='wp-smiley' /> )</p>
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<h2>Questions for foreign language instructors?</h2>
<p>I&#8217;m taking a quick survey for JPN302 at my uni and need <strong>to</strong> get the input of a language teacher.<br />
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<p>First of all, please specify what language you <strong>teach</strong>. </p>
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b)What are some purposes/reasons for your students <strong>to</strong> learn the language?<br />
c)What is the most important thing when teaching your language?<br />
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j)　How long would it take for learners <strong>to</strong> acquire the native-like proficiency level?<br />
k)　As a successful language educator, do you have any suggestions for future language teachers?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">WEREN&#8217;T YOU CLINT C&#8217;S BRAIN???well the pic looks like it!</p>
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<h2>Questions for language instructors?</h2>
<p>I&#8217;m taking a quick survey for JPN302 at my uni and need <strong>to</strong> get the input of a language teacher.<br />
Please answer the following questions.</p>
<p>First of all, please specify what language you <strong>teach</strong>. </p>
<p>a) 　Why did you become a foreign language/ELL teacher?<br />
b)What are some purposes/reasons for your students <strong>to</strong> learn the language?<br />
c)What is the most important thing when teaching your language?<br />
d)Do you use any <strong>technology</strong> in class? If so, what do you do?<br />
e)What kind of class activities do your students enjoy?<br />
f)What kind of class activities do you think are effective?<br />
g)Is conversing more challenging than <strong>reading</strong> and writing?<br />
h)In your opinion, do you think the language should be taught in the target language? If so, at all times or how much?<br />
i)　After a year of instruction, what would be your students’ proficiency level? What can they do at the end of the first year?<br />
j)　How long would it take for learners <strong>to</strong> acquire the native-like proficiency level?<br />
k)　As a successful language educator, do you have any suggestions for future language teachers?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">A) It was my retirement hobby job.<br />
B) It was a required university course. English is becoming the universal business language.<br />
C) Making them use English as a means of communication.<br />
D) A blackboard and I occasionally showed them pictures on my laptop.<br />
E) Any kind of games, some discussions, playing games on their cell phones when I&#8217;m not watching.<br />
F) Most effective, group work.<br />
G) I think so. You don&#8217;t have time to think.<br />
H) Yes, in my case always. I don&#8217;t speak Chinese.<br />
I) They improved from having trouble putting five words in a sentence to being able to speak continuously for over two minutes. I did have students who had a number of years of teaching &#8220;about English&#8221;.<br />
J) I don&#8217;t know. I only helped them acquire fluency rather than learn much new vocabulary.<br />
K) When you have a class with a common L1, watch their lips when they&#8217;re doing groupwork. If they&#8217;re going too fast, they&#8217;re using their L1.</p>
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<h2>Please read my question! I need suggestions!?</h2>
<p>I asked this question a few days ago and no one answered it correctly. It doesnt seem like anyone understood that I need <strong>to</strong> learn how <strong>to</strong> use a new <strong>technology</strong> and then develop my own teaching product with it. I dont need suggestions of products that already exist.</p>
<p>I have a project in my foundations of education class that I really need a little help with. The assignment is:</p>
<p>Learn <strong>to</strong> use a <strong>technology</strong> that you have not used before, or learn a new application of a <strong>technology</strong> you have used before. Use the <strong>technology</strong> <strong>to</strong> develop a teaching product that you might be able <strong>to</strong> use in student teaching or in your first year of teaching.</p>
<p>I have <strong>to</strong> write a 700 word paper about my experience working with this new <strong>technology</strong> and developing this tool.</p>
<p>Problem is, I need some ideas of <strong>technology</strong> I dont already know about and that I can make a teaching tool with. I have no experience here and am so lost! </p>
<p>Please help!<br />
•Write a 700- <strong>to</strong> 1,050-word paper describing your experience <strong>using</strong> a new <strong>technology</strong><br />
tool. The <strong>technology</strong> can be any application or digital device that is new <strong>to</strong> you.<br />
•Include the following in your paper:<br />
o A description of the <strong>technology</strong> you used<br />
o A description of the teaching product you developed<br />
o <strong>Using</strong> Table 13.10, discuss what ISTE National Educational <strong>Technology</strong> Standards<br />
for Teachers this meets and how you can use it in the classroom.<br />
o A discussion of the benefits of <strong>using</strong> <strong>technology</strong> in the teaching profession<br />
I am not a teacher. I dont know what would benefit a teacher. <strong>To</strong> be completely honest, these answers arent making any sence <strong>to</strong> me.<br />
How would photoshop be helpful in a classroom?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Take a look at Dr. Alice Christie&#8217;s web page.  One section is devoted to educational technology.  Try to create a WebQuest for one example.  Using heat transfer transparancies to read a story to a large group might be another idea.  Maybe you are trying to make this assignment more difficult than it really is.  Technology is used in the classroom by individuals or groups for instruction or assesment and so on.  You are asked to develop your own project (new to you &#8212; since you are not familiar with this in the classroom, just about anything you decide upon you can justify.)  Include in your writing about what worked and what didn&#8217;t as you made your product.  Take a look here, then ask for more help if needed.</p>
<p>Http://www.alicechristie.org/edtech/wq/index.html</p>
<p>Btw, you could work in Powerpoint or Frontpage using this template:http://www.alicechristie.org/edtech/wq/kidquest/template.html</p>
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<h2>I just read about Pessimistic Induction being used against Scientific Realism? Why are some against it?</h2>
<p>The last couple of days I was starting <strong>to</strong> read about Scientific Realism and the arguments for and against. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_realism One argument against scientists being able <strong>to</strong> say that our scientific theories, laws, etc, being approximately true is Pessimistic Induction. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pessimistic_induction It says that the History of Science is a graveyard of scientific theories which used <strong>to</strong> be successful, but are now abandoned.  I did a Google search on it, and apparently a lot of people don&#8217;t think Pessimistic Induction is a good argument against scientists coming <strong>to</strong> approximate truth.  That just doesn&#8217;t make sense?  Why wouldn&#8217;t someone think that?</p>
<p>The Scientific Method is observing, coming up with ideas, and then testing them.  Ever since 1687, Science picked up the idea of &#8220;testing&#8221; your ideas from Isaac Newton.  Ever since then, it&#8217;s been a graveyard of scientific ideas.  You can even look at the timeline of the Scientific Method, and just think how much Science says they have it right. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_history_of_scientific_method Just like many keep on saying it&#8217;ll be the end of the world and are always wrong, scientists keep on thinking Science has it right.  Just like we now use scientific principles in <strong>technology</strong> today, such as cell phones, scientific principles were also successful back then, and are now abandoned.  Just because it works in <strong>technology</strong>, doesn&#8217;t mean it&#8217;s even probably true.</p>
<p><strong>Using</strong> Inference <strong>to</strong> the Best Explanation, it would all make more sense if we never even get close <strong>to</strong> being approximately true, even if we do move closer.  It used <strong>to</strong> be that people believed Gravity and Gravitation were actually a &#8220;force&#8221;.  Then Einstein came along saying it&#8217;s not a force, but rather curvatures in spacetime.  Since then, experiments always show that it&#8217;s curvatures in spacetime rather than an actual force.  The only reason they still <strong>teach</strong> gravity/gravitation as a force in school is because it&#8217;s less complicated, and the implications of the theory work in most situations, but that doesn&#8217;t mean it&#8217;s probably true (in fact, it doesn&#8217;t work in many situations where General Relativity does).</p>
<p>If A then B, that doesn&#8217;t mean If B then A; because there could also be &#8220;If C then B&#8221; and &#8220;If D then B&#8221;.  In Science, you say, &#8220;If this theory is true, we&#8217;d expect this <strong>to</strong> happen. We see our outcome happened.&#8221;  Just because it happened, doesn&#8217;t prove the other way around, our scientific theory, because another theory could explain what happened, that we may not be aware of.  You&#8217;re only failing <strong>to</strong> disprove, or committing the informal logical fallacy of affirming the consequent. Although proving is not logical, disproof is logical, because it&#8217;s modus tollens.  However, disproof is not practical.  Deductive logic is only as good as your starting assumptions, and somewhere down the line started with induction.  Many popular scientific theories had many failed experiments when they first came out, but then came out <strong>to</strong> shine.  It&#8217;s almost like we need <strong>to</strong> &#8220;take time <strong>to</strong> realize&#8221; that our Modern Science will eventually pass us by.</p>
<p>So why are people against Pessimistic Induction?  Scientific Realism doesn&#8217;t make any sense on the inductive &#8220;Inference <strong>to</strong> the Best Explanation&#8221; level, nor the Deductive Logic level.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Very interesting issue!<br />
The problem of radical relativism is that you have to believe that there are no forms of knowledge since every knowledge proofs to be fallible.<br />
If you accept that as a fact science is dead. It doesn&#8217;t bring anything:creationism is just as valid as evolution and all knowledge is void.</p>
<p>Actually people never act like they think this is true. They go to hospitals to get cured because they believe that medical science is at least for a great part right; astronauts believe in rocket science etc&#8230;</p>
<p>The endeavor lies not in seeing that knowledge is nothing but in finding what we cán use.<br />
Answers are not easy but in most cases you&#8217;ll see that meta-theories (theories that are used as a framework) are more likely to be surpassed than smaller theories that are closer to empirical &#8216;facts&#8217;.</p>
<p>I believe too that our knowledge will have changed vast in 200 years but I don&#8217;t really think that it will be &#8220;just as good&#8221; as the cosmology of the Egyptians. Somehow I think that it will contain more truth&#8230;</p>
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<h2>can anyone help me with my personal statement?</h2>
<p>hi can anyone tell me what and if i need <strong>to</strong> change anything for my ucas personal statement. i am applying for a game art degree thanks.</p>
<p>I’ve always been Passionated about art and design, ever since I was young; I use <strong>to</strong> enjoy making scrap books and sketching all different kinds of imaginative things. Peers in my class use <strong>to</strong> always come <strong>to</strong> me and ask if I would sketch them an image or help them create a sculpture, I always new from then on that art and design is a career I wanted <strong>to</strong> pursuit in. Throughout my school years I worked more in 2d design, sketching and painting, it wasn&#8217;t’t into I attended college and was introduced <strong>to</strong> computer design that I then knew that was the design path I intended <strong>to</strong> follow.<br />
Computer games are exciting and challenging, bringing the user into the game and bringing fun and entertainment for hours. I use <strong>to</strong> sit and wonder how my favourite game was created, and who the masterminds behind it was, a computer game isn&#8217;t’t just a piece of entertainment it is also a piece of art. <strong>Technology</strong> is improving and so is the graphics on some of the games, making them look even more amazing, I know that one day I want <strong>to</strong> create some of the art work <strong>to</strong> contribute <strong>to</strong> something bigger and better. I love <strong>to</strong> do things which are challenging and which produce an amazing outcome, so I know that by choosing a game design course it would be right for me.<br />
During my time at college they were many projects I enjoyed, some of my favourite ones included stop motion animation and a quick fly through animation of a city which I created <strong>using</strong> goggle sketch up. The final outcome was very pleasing and rewarding. They were very simple but these are building steps <strong>to</strong> help me create something more advanced in game art animation. Some of our projects also included live projects which were fun and gave a insight in what it’s like working in the real world as a designer.<br />
At the moment I currently work in Aunt Bessie’s factory, which has helped me pick up many skills including team building, thinking and planning carefully before acting <strong>to</strong> help with reducing the chance for costly errors, as well as keeping a steady work flow going. It also involves keeping calm under pressure encase something doesn’t go <strong>to</strong> plan. These skills can also be converted <strong>to</strong> the game design industry which also involves a lot of team work and careful thinking and planning.<br />
Outside of my busy schedule of working and studying I enjoy socialising with my friends, this has helped with my <strong>social</strong> skills and making myself more confident, which will help me in the game design industry by making it more easier <strong>to</strong> speak <strong>to</strong> my co workers about decisions or ideas about the project. Drawing and painting is another interest I hold, from drawing images of flowers <strong>to</strong> character designs, which helps improving my drawing and observational skills. I like <strong>to</strong> challenge my self so I have took the hobby of teaching my self Spanish, even though at the moment my Spanish language is just basic its still a good skill <strong>to</strong> have.<br />
Uni. is suppose <strong>to</strong> be the most exciting time of you life, and I believe by choosing a course that you know you will enjoy and put all your effort into it will create a even better experience, this is why I have chosen <strong>to</strong> study game design. It is one of the most challenging and rewarding job that anyone could grasp, and I know I will not regret my decision of choosing this course. I hopefully see my self in the future working for one of the top game design industries, and maybe one day I will be sat playing a video game knowing the rewarding feeling that I have took part in creating this amazing piece of mastermind.</p>
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<p>Training in anthropology<br />
A)             develops skills that are useful for many different jobs.<br />
B)             is good preparation for law school.<br />
C)             provides a good background for the study of medicine.<br />
D)             all of the above.<br />
9.<br />
We learn our own culture mainly by studying it in school.<br />
A) True<br />
B) False<br />
10.<br />
When anthropologists do fieldwork, they gather data in the society being studied.<br />
A) True<br />
B) False<br />
11.<br />
<strong>Social</strong> sciences include biology and chemistry.<br />
A) True<br />
B) False<br />
12.<br />
Archeologists spend most of their time looking for mysterious objects.<br />
A) True<br />
B) False<br />
13.<br />
Globalization has the positive effect of increasing cultural diversity.<br />
A) True<br />
B) False<br />
14.<br />
A word, sign, or action that stands for something else is a<br />
A)             norm.<br />
B)             culture.<br />
C)             symbol.<br />
D)             value.<br />
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The goods people make and the <strong>technology</strong> they use <strong>to</strong> make them are called<br />
A)             material culture.<br />
B)             <strong>social</strong> culture.<br />
C)             ideological culture.<br />
D)             enculturation.<br />
16.<br />
What is a ritual?<br />
A)             a set of symbolic actions<br />
B)             a framework for interpreting the world<br />
C)             an entire way of life of a group of people<br />
D)             an idea about how people should behave<br />
17.<br />
Rules about word order in sentences are part of a language’s<br />
A)             norms.<br />
B)             family.<br />
C)             symbols.<br />
D)             grammar.<br />
18.<br />
The use of gestures and facial expressions <strong>to</strong> communicate is called<br />
A)             symbolic culture.<br />
B)             body language.<br />
C)             direct teaching.<br />
D)             modeling behavior.<br />
19.<br />
The modern language used by the greatest number of people is<br />
A)             Latin.<br />
B)             Chinese.<br />
C)             French.<br />
D)             Italian.<br />
20.<br />
What is a language family?<br />
A)             the first language humans ever used<br />
B)             a language used by a single society<br />
C)             a language that is going extinct<br />
D)             a large group of related languages</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Training in anthropology<br />
C) provides a good background for the study of medicine.</p>
<p>We learn our own culture mainly by studying it in school.<br />
B) False</p>
<p>When anthropologists do fieldwork, they gather data in the society being studied.<br />
A) True</p>
<p>Social sciences include biology and chemistry.<br />
B) False</p>
<p>Archeologists spend most of their time looking for mysterious objects.<br />
B)False</p>
<p>Globalization has the positive effect of increasing cultural diversity.<br />
B)False</p>
<p>A word, sign, or action that stands for something else is a<br />
C)Symbol</p>
<p>The goods people make and the technology they use to make them are called<br />
A) material culture. </p>
<p>What is a ritual?<br />
A) a set of symbolic actions </p>
<p>Rules about word order in sentences are part of a language’s<br />
D)Grammar</p>
<p>The use of gestures and facial expressions to communicate is called<br />
B)Body language</p>
<p>The modern language used by the greatest number of people is<br />
B)Chinese</p>
<p>What is a language family?<br />
D)a large group of related languages</p>
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<h2>DO you know about bengbu medical college new campus????????????</h2>
<p>College of the site is located in the Huaihe River in Bengbu City, Anhui Province Road, No. 801,</p>
<p>[edit] Old and New CampusSeptember 2005 the new campus built and put into use. At present, old and new campus covers an area of 1098 mu, with a total construction area of 33 million square meters. The new campus is located in the eastern outskirts of Bengbu City Ryuko beautiful Lake Avenue, the East China Sea No. 2600 has been put into use of the research center for Graphic Information Center, theoretical teaching building, experimental teaching building, student apartments, graduate student apartments, life service center, the party government office buildings and related facilities, and other projects such as integrated sports hall is under construction. College actively adapt <strong>to</strong> <strong>social</strong> needs, expanding the size of school, and strive <strong>to</strong> enhance the professional building.[1]</p>
<p>[edit] FacultyCollege pay attention <strong>to</strong> the building of the ranks of teachers. Our school has 552 full-time faculty (37 professors, associate professors 138, 216 lecturers; Dr. 20, 162 master&#8217;s degree). There are cross-century <strong>technology</strong> leader in the academic back-up candidate, the Provincial Office of Education and 13 top-notch talent, provincial colleges and universities train young and middle-aged academic leaders object 14 people, the backbone of the provincial middle-aged and young teachers in colleges and universities 38 people, the hospital leaders in 36 disciplines, the hospital is the backbone of middle-aged and young 20 teachers; 6 outstanding teachers nationwide, provincial exemplary teachers in 3 people, the provincial outstanding teachers 8; National Labor Day Medalist 1; 50 people were enjoying the State Council, the government special allowances.<br />
College has always adhered <strong>to</strong> the teaching as the center, focused on teaching research and teaching reform, and attention <strong>to</strong> curriculum, and promote the improvement of the quality of teaching. Two provincial-level education reform existing model professional, two provincial-level basic course experiment teaching demonstration center, four provincial-level key construction courses, nine provincial-level quality courses and a number of hospital-level quality courses and excellent courses. College of great importance <strong>to</strong> clinical teaching base for the construction and management, the existing nine affiliated hospitals (including non-direct) and a number of clinical teaching practice base. [2]</p>
<p>[edit] Total Number of StudentsThere is a difference of provided data between Official and Unofficial Private owned website of Bengbu Medical College</p>
<p>Official Data All kinds of students reached 14,156 (including 7207 undergraduates, 3116 college students, 339 graduate students). 现有临床医学、医学检验学、护理学、医学影像学、药学、预防医学、生物科学、精神医学、营养学9个本科专业和6个相关专科专业；免疫学、病原生物学、药理学、病理学与病理生理学、临床检验诊断学、肿瘤学、内科学、外科学、儿科学等13个二级学科、34个学科专业招收硕士学位研究生。[3]</p>
<p>[edit] Research DisciplinesCollege of great importance <strong>to</strong> the construction and scientific research disciplines. Have &#8220;Infection and Immunity Key Laboratory of Anhui Province&#8221;, &#8220;tissue transplantation Anhui Key Laboratory of&#8221; two provincial-level key laboratories, six provincial-level key disciplines, currently including the National Natural Science Foundation projects, above the provincial level 163 subjects in the study, participation in National Key Basic Research Development Program (973 Program) subject 2, with the World Health Organization (WHO), Tsinghua University, State Key Laboratory of cooperation, such as a number of topics; have access <strong>to</strong> provincial and ministerial level or above in science and <strong>technology</strong> hundreds of awards (including three first prize); a year at home and abroad, hundreds of academic papers published in 2006, nearly 600; openly published, &#8220;Journal of Bengbu Medical College,&#8221; &#8220;anatomy and clinical&#8221;, &#8220;practical general Medical &#8220;three academic journals. [4]</p>
<p>[edit] Exchange Of ActivitiesCollege of active domestic and international academic exchange activities, met with the United States, France and other countries academic institutions, the institutions <strong>to</strong> establish collaborative relationships, on many occasions invited the United States, Japan, Germany, Australia, Thailand, Canada and other foreign experts and many eminent scholars <strong>to</strong> give lectures in hospital, and training of teachers selected <strong>to</strong> go abroad <strong>to</strong> study. [4] ut grutugrth brthjgh</p>
<p>[edit] Foreign Student ProgramForeign student intake started in 2007 with proper approval from the Ministry Of Education. [5] [6]</p>
<p>[edit] References1.^ &#8220;Official record&#8221;<br />
2.^ &#8220;official bbmc record&#8221;<br />
3.^ &#8220;official student data&#8221;<br />
4.^ a b &#8220;official data about research&#8221;<br />
5.^ &#8220;Not recognized by Ministry Of Education China&#8221;<br />
6.^ &#8220;Opinion of students&#8221;<br />
[edit] External linksOfficial website of Bengbu Medical College Showing No Enrollment Of Foreign Students (Chinese)<br />
Agent Website Of Bengbu Medic</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Ya thats true &#8230;.u know i am studying here from 2008 &#8230;..and i found it perfect institution for our course&#8230;<br />
Rather than study they provide us great oppurtunities for our extra curricular activities like we have a very beautifull football ground &#8230;and foreign students have their own football team &#8230;winners of college tournment from last two years &#8230; I love my institution and i am sure i gona miss it after my graduation &#8230;.</p>
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<h2>What&#8217;s your opinion of Ted Elden do you believe in conspiracies?</h2>
<p>Do you believe in conspiracies.  Some of the conspiracies he share&#8217;s is about U.F.O.&#8217;s, Area 54,  911,  Chemtrails, Your brain on HAARP, and many more.  Why do people <strong>teach</strong> conspiracies and do people really believe in them? </p>
<p>U.S Postal Service Engaged in Psyops?<br />
Cloudscapes, a recent series of stamps issued by the US Postal Service looks suspiciously like subliminal conditioning, that is, a <strong>social</strong> engineering campaign <strong>to</strong> alter the way people perceive, think or act.  Obvious chemtrail images are included on these stamps, no doubt <strong>to</strong> subconsciously influence us into believing that what we are seeing in the skies is perfectly normal and nothing <strong>to</strong> be alarmed about (&#8230;move along folks&#8230; nothing unusual going on here..the sky has always looked like this.)</p>
<p>New Money Showing Chemtrails Over The White House?<br />
The older bills do not show clouds in the background above The White House. How interesting that with the ongoing chemtrail spraying all denominations of the newer bills now show clouds above The White House (clouds that look suspiciously like HAARP modulated chem-clouds).  This may be an example of &#8220;Ritual Mockery&#8221; or &#8220;Revelation of the Method&#8221; as described by Michael Hoffman in his brilliant book, Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare.  Hoffman&#8217;s book delves into the hidden meaning of the twilight language and symbolism of the Cryptocracy. </p>
<p>How interesting indeed that while the U.S. Government denies the very existence of chemtrails both U.S. Postal stamps and U.S. currency are now making use of chemtrail imagery.</p>
<p>DEATH IN THE AIR<br />
RECOMMENDED READING FOR ALL<br />
Death in the Air: Globalism, Terrorism and Toxic Warfare delivers the most heretical message in the annals of world health, backed by extensive, hard hitting documentation. Here, veteran investigator and award winning author Dr. Len Horowitz, relays how and why populations are being insidiously victimized.<br />
Documented in this book are the most advanced developments in the field of population control, genetically engineered viruses and bacteria, the latest technologies for biological warfare.   Dr. Horowitz relies heavily on Congressional testimonies, legal witnesses, and government documents <strong>to</strong> prove the public is being chemically and pharmaceutically intoxicated, and electromagnetically immune-suppressed. &#8230; the revelations and wisdom contained in this book give humanity, you and your loved ones, a final, last minute, choice for salvation. DEATH IN THE AIR</p>
<p>FLOURIDE AND CHEMTRAILS IN DOCILEVILLE USA<br />
Flouride was developed during WW2 by the Nazis for use as a mind control drug.    Research proved that Flouride, when given over time in small doses permanently altered the brain in ways affecting personality.  Those receiving small doses of Flouride over time became more docile, less aggressive, more easilly controlled and led.  I have not been able <strong>to</strong> find one reliable study that proves Flouride actually helps prevent cavities.  What I did find out was that on the average children living in communities with flouridated water have lower IQ&#8217;s. Additionally flouridated communities have higher rates of bone and heart problems, higher rates of cancer and higher rates of neurological problems. WHY IS 60% OF THE WATER IN THE USA DELIBERATELY FLUORIDATED?  WHY ARE WE ALLOWING OUR WATER <strong>TO</strong> BE FLUORIDATED?</p>
<p>- &#8211; - &#8211; - -<br />
NANO PARTICLES IN YOUR BRAIN<br />
image above:  Nanoparticles in the brain  image and information source: Jim Giles/ Nature.com<br />
&#8220;Nanoparticles, tiny lumps of matter&#8230; can travel <strong>to</strong> the brain after being inhaled, according <strong>to</strong> researchers from the United States. The finding sounds a cautionary note for advocates of nanotechnology&#8230; Günter Oberdörster of the University of Rochester in New York and colleagues tracked the progress of carbon particles that were only nanometres in diameter and had been inhaled by rats. In the olfactory bulb, an area of the brain that deals with smell. Nanoparticles were detected a day after inhalation, and levels continued <strong>to</strong> rise until the experiment ended after seven days.&#8221;These are the first data <strong>to</strong> show this,&#8221; says Ken Donaldson, a toxicologist at the University of Edinburgh, UK. &#8220;I would never have thought of looking for inhaled nanoparticles in the brain.&#8221;</p>
<p>HAARP AND MENTAL MANIPULATION<br />
&#8220;U.S. Air Force documents revealed that a system had been developed for manipulating and disrupting human mental processes  through pulsed radio-frequency radiation (HAARP)&#8230; The mental-disruption possibilities for HAARP are most disturbing&#8230;<br />
The following statement was made more than 25 years ago in a book which [Zbigniew] Brzezinski wrote while a professor at Columbia University:<br />
&#8220;Political strategists are tempted <strong>to</strong> exploit research on the brain and human behavior&#8230; accurately timed, artificially excited electronic strokes could lead</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">I reckon that Ted Eldon is really Chris Carter testing out a few ideas for the next X Files series. I rate his ideas with Timothy Learys&#8217;.</p>
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<h2>Can I have some help editing and checking grammar on my essay please?</h2>
<p>Here is the essay I wrote and I want your opinion on how you like it. I should have a Introduction, at least 2 body paragraphs and last but not least a conclusion. Please be kindly <strong>to</strong> suggest or tell me any errors or grammar I need <strong>to</strong> fix in this essay. Thanks!</p>
<p>     The novel <strong>teach</strong> us several different things including freedom of speech,  the importance of remembering history and the role of <strong>technology</strong> in our lives. Without the books for us <strong>to</strong> read and think, we cannot imagine how horrible this world would be. Everyone would do crazy things and possibly get away with it.  People would do something without thinking about it. For example, the soldiers were forced <strong>to</strong> kill the Jews without thinking or denying the idea of doing it during World War II. Most soldiers were brainwashed. Without the books in our lives, this world would be a dangerous place <strong>to</strong> live.</p>
<p>     Everyone has the right <strong>to</strong> say anything they want because of the Freedom of Speech.  The Freedom of Speech means that everyone has the right <strong>to</strong> hold opinions without interference, and shall have the right <strong>to</strong> the freedom of expression. Everyone has a different opinion and should not be forced <strong>to</strong> change their opinion. Many people have different opinions. People have the right <strong>to</strong> say anything they want and/or their opinion even though not everyone will agree with it. For example, “Fahrenheit 451 is a great book and everyone must read it.” That does not mean everyone will agree with this. It is fine for people <strong>to</strong> share their opinions and should be careful of what they say because words can hurt another person’s feelings.</p>
<p>     It is very important for the novel <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> us what happened in the past and what we learned from it. If we don’t learn our mistake, we could repeat the same tragic event that happened in the past. It’s best <strong>to</strong> learn about the important event in history and how they influence today’s life. If people do not learn history then the same appalling event would be repeated. For example, there would be another world at war. Again, it is very important for the people <strong>to</strong> learn their mistakes in history and learn how not <strong>to</strong> repeat it.</p>
<p>     The <strong>technology</strong> is always welcome in our world but it does have some negative aspects depending on how you use it. Doing a research and studying important things is a positive thing <strong>to</strong> do. On the other, playing too much games and <strong>using</strong> <strong>social</strong> sites too often such as Facebook belongs on the negative side. Either <strong>technology</strong> can help you in a good way or in a bad way. People should use the <strong>technology</strong> in the right way instead of doing things too often that are not important.</p>
<p>     These messages are very appropriate and is excellent for all readers <strong>to</strong> read. Again, the novel teaches us different things and what we learn from it. If there are no books for us <strong>to</strong> read then it be a treacherous world <strong>to</strong> live in. It would be hard <strong>to</strong> find a place <strong>to</strong> live and have peace. People are lucky <strong>to</strong> learn history and how <strong>to</strong> prevent the tragic events from happening again.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Fahrenheit 451 is a great book and everyone should read it.<br />
On the other hand,</p>
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<h2>used to be a math teacher in india,now in Australia on PR .How to work towards becoming one in this country ?</h2>
<p>System of teacher training &amp; applying <strong>technology</strong> in Indian school teaching ,even at most basic level,is not at any par compared <strong>to</strong> that of Australia.I do not know how <strong>to</strong> get into this new system and become successful in getting a decent job and doing it full justice.I have been in Australia on PR for two days and now we have Easter.What are the agencies that can help me out? Is it possible <strong>to</strong> get some assistant/helper kind of job that might contribute towards some income as well as experience ?Can i use my qualification which is M.Ed,M.A.English,B.Ed in some allied field <strong>to</strong> settle in here.There is much more and i don`t know what <strong>to</strong> do?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">You should see if your current qualifications will enable you to register as a teacher in the state in which you are living. If you can get that, you would be able to offer your services as a supply teacher (filling in on a daily or weekly basis for teachers who are away from school for some reason). Supply teaching pays well and brings you to the attention of likely schools who may be potential employers. Note that all teacher registration bodies will require you to have 7s in each of the 4 IELTS components.</p>
<p>If you can&#8217;t get registration, the relevant body in your state should be able to tell you what you lack in training and/or experience &#8211; every state has different requirements.</p>
<p>The following link is to the skills assessment information for Secondary School Teachers applying for immigration, but I&#8217;ve included it because it has links to the registration bodies in each state.<br />
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<h2>Is This A Math Problem?</h2>
<p>Maybe the reason I can&#8217;t answer the question is because it&#8217;s <strong>math</strong>, so I taught it might be a riddle or <strong>math</strong>, so i asked in riddles too. Anyway here is the question:</p>
<p>Here&#8217;s is the question Creating the pyramids was in no way an easy task for the Egyptians. Many of the stone blocks used weighed over 4000 lbs. Your assignment for this online workshop credit is <strong>to</strong> imagine needing <strong>to</strong> stack 3 five-foot cubed blocks (each weighing 4000 lbs) on top of one another. Develop a way of doing this without the use of a crane, bulldozer, helicopter or any other <strong>technology</strong> that requires gasolines/fuel <strong>to</strong> operate it.</p>
<p>Here are my answers:<br />
Magic<br />
Blow them up and make one giant block.<br />
Stack in a line so that each shadow hits the other one when the sun set, technically they would be touching.</p>
<p>I can&#8217;t figure this out.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">You could always dig a hole, 15 feet deep, and push each into the hole. They will be ontop of wach other then. They would be pulled by a horse. It would be alot of work, but it would work</p>
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<h2>Cannot decide what to do &#8211; Radiology Technology, Surgical Technology, Phlebotomy, RN/LPN?</h2>
<p>Hear me out &#8211; So I went <strong>to</strong> school for music (I have my Masters degree in it!!!) and although I LOVE LOVE LOVE it (I <strong>teach</strong> privately and freelance), I cannot find nearly as many students in this economy, and <strong>to</strong> make matters worse, my local orchestra that I&#8217;ve been playing with went under, so I cannot count on that for next season.  Anyway, I had decided that since I have my daytime open (since I <strong>teach</strong> in the evenings), I should go back <strong>to</strong> school so I can find a day-time sort of job&#8230;a job in a field that will ALWAYS be hiring and have good pay/benefits, and one that I can either do full-time or part-time (when I have enough music jobs so that I can cut back <strong>to</strong> part-time during the day).<br />
Anyway, the local technical school offers Radiology <strong>Technology</strong>, Surgical <strong>Technology</strong>, and ADN <strong>to</strong> be a RN or I can also do their other diploma option for LPN.  They also have a class offered for Phlebotomy.<br />
I am thinking of doing Phlebotomy on top of the degree I choose <strong>to</strong> take just because it&#8217;s not too expensive and only takes a few hours a night <strong>to</strong> take the course and only a few weeks/months.<br />
Anyway, I am not sure what actual degree <strong>to</strong> pursue.  I head that all of those (Rad. Technologist, Surg Tech, and RN/LPN) all have VERY good job outcome (they are always hiring), but I also heard the opposite (too many people are graduating and not enough jobs, or that it&#8217;s hard <strong>to</strong> get into the college degree program).<br />
I am pretty shy, although I want <strong>to</strong> be around people so that I &#8220;force&#8221; myself <strong>to</strong> relate <strong>to</strong> others &#8211; I am very caring, though, and patient/nurturing (I deal with kids now, and I love it).  But I also am modest and don&#8217;t think I&#8217;d want <strong>to</strong> see naked people all day (so Surgical Tech/RN/LPN may not be right for me)?  I like <strong>to</strong> work with computers and I like science and <strong>math</strong>&#8230;maybe being a Rad Technologist would be better because even though there&#8217;s interaction with people, it&#8217;s not as much as a RN would have?   I want <strong>to</strong> know if any of these career fields are flexible where you can get 8am-4pm M-F workdays, or any other shifts that would still allow me <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> in the evening and have weekends open for me <strong>to</strong> perform (Friday and Saturday nights)?<br />
Also &#8211; I used <strong>to</strong> be very smart in science and <strong>math</strong> when I was in high school&#8230;.hadn&#8217;t dealt with much of that in college besides the &#8220;general&#8221; courses&#8230;do you think any of these will be good for me?  If you need more info, let me know and I&#8217;ll &#8220;edit&#8221; this question &#8211; I typed too much as it is!<br />
Just want <strong>to</strong> know what the job outlook is for all of these, and which ones will have enough job opportunity so I can have my evenings and possibly weekends open?  Do all of these jobs provide a stable income that people can actually live on (I know RN&#8217;s do, but the rest?)<br />
Do phlebotomists ever get more then $9-12 hour, because that seems pretty low for the type of work you do.<br />
Also, out of all the degrees I can choose from, Radiology <strong>Technology</strong> seems most time consuming &#8211; I thought a nurse would have hours a day w/ clinical, but it seems like from the first <strong>to</strong> last semester in a Radiology <strong>Technology</strong> program you have long days at clinical&#8230;do you get a lot of experience with this?  I think it&#8217;s worth it if it makes you comfortable and knowledgeable, so just wondering why they have <strong>to</strong> do so many hours there compared <strong>to</strong> other fields?</p>
<p>Thanks for reading this!  I always pick a &#8220;best answer&#8221;!!</p>
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<h2>What is Windows 7? As in-what is so great about it over Vista?</h2>
<p>I just had <strong>to</strong> get a new comp last year and I got Vista. What is the advantage having the new 7?</p>
<p>Frankly, I&#8217;m all for progress. However, it ticks me off when there&#8217;s a new operating system which will work with certain versions of programs-of course-and some teachers have the bright idea <strong>to</strong> insist their students use these programs because they are needed for learning. When in reality? The program isn&#8217;t worth crap when it comes <strong>to</strong> contributing <strong>to</strong> education, or the older version would have been more than fine.</p>
<p>Did some teachers (not all, I know there are some good ones somwhere) forget a world without kids having computers and <strong>technology</strong>? For example: A cousin of mine does ALOT of his homework on his computer. Get this-he was looking up vocab words on the internet. Writing a paper? Spark, and all of those other sites, of course. <strong>Math</strong>? He used a TI 84 in a supposed &#8220;advanced <strong>math</strong> class&#8221; in the 11th grade. He got credit even if he didn&#8217;t finish his homework <strong>using</strong> a calc that was higher than the one I used (a TI 83) for my business calculus and medical calculus classes at my University!</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t know what they&#8217;re teaching our kids these days. For him and other kids I&#8217;m worried when they have <strong>to</strong> make it at a University. At that level, (I&#8217;m 27 now), we got <strong>to</strong> use advanced calculators because we earned the right <strong>to</strong>-we already knew how <strong>to</strong> do it by hand and it saved time. We used them <strong>to</strong> do even more complicated <strong>math</strong>-and he&#8217;s not even learning his basics properly.</p>
<p>I remember when he was 9 years old-and had <strong>to</strong> do a computer project. I won&#8217;t go into details, and pardon my rantings, but put it this way- the complexities of the project wasn&#8217;t something a 9 year-old needed <strong>to</strong> be doing. I&#8217;m considering the fact that him and his classmates didn&#8217;t have a grasp on writing a paper or doing long division by hand. It just puzzles me-if they don&#8217;t learn the basics -he&#8217;s 15 now and doesn&#8217;t know long division still but was in &#8220;advanced <strong>math</strong>&#8221; classes, cough-why use all this <strong>technology</strong>? I&#8217;m just stunned, my advanced classes required us <strong>to</strong> actually do work.</p>
<p>He&#8217;s lucky he has me <strong>to</strong> help him with his homework and guide him through school-but still, I can&#8217;t do his life for him and I&#8217;m worried that these kids are in for a rude awakening when they get into college. </p>
<p>I DO love <strong>technology</strong>-and I&#8217;m glad that he can at least write papers on a comp instead of typing them up like I had <strong>to</strong>! But making these kids dependent on <strong>technology</strong>-when they haven&#8217;t mastered their basics-it just makes me sad.</p>
<p>And I did not mean <strong>to</strong> offend anyone out there. I&#8217;m <strong>using</strong> the experiences of my family (and I&#8217;ve got over 60 cousins, mind you) and myself (for me two different states were kept in mind) only. If you got a great education somewhere, congrats-this isn&#8217;t meant <strong>to</strong> offend you or school teachers. And this is kept in the context of <strong>technology</strong> and <strong>technology</strong>&#8216;s place in the school room only.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Hey, I&#8217;m with you.  I was in advanced math my entire school career.  I knew long division before I entered the third grade.  However, to your original question&#8230;  Windows 7 is way beyond Vista in terms of speed, and features.  And they&#8217;re features that you can actually use.  Like the new Calculator and the new WordPad and the new Paint.  The UI is also better and more intuitive, though they still have some settings buried through several menus.  It&#8217;s also more stable than Vista and has better hardware support.  I&#8217;m running the RC version with everything enabled on a single-core 1.8 GHz Pentium M laptop and the only upgrade to the system was to install 2 GB of RAM.  I consider 7 to be what Vista should have been, but wasn&#8217;t and still isn&#8217;t and can&#8217;t really be.  Vista is going to go the way of ME&#8230;  Personally, I never used Vista except for the week that I tried to get it to work on my computer (this one)&#8230;  It just sucked every ounce of speed that I built into this thing and it wouldn&#8217;t run my printer or my DVD burner (which 7 runs without even having to use the install disks).  Anyway, I hope I helped answer your question.</p>
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<h2>Just wonderrrrrrrringggggggggg?</h2>
<p>What if you had <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> the classes you are taking now or something you learned years ago? How would you use <strong>technology</strong> <strong>to</strong> do it? What devices, software, games, networks, or applications would you use <strong>to</strong> help students learn more easily &#8212; and have more fun learning?</p>
<p>For instance, imagine that it was your job <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> algebra, Charles Dickens, volleyball, poetry, a foreign language, science, or the Civil War. Would you have your English students use Facebook <strong>to</strong> create profiles for each main character in Jane Eyre? Would you have them use Garage Band <strong>to</strong> create a World War II song or the national anthem of a fictional country? Would you use instant messaging or cell phones as tools for classroom discipline? Could you learn <strong>math</strong> from Mario?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">No, because such activities would require the students to invest much more time, energy, and thought into the &#8220;method&#8221; than into actually learning the information.  </p>
<p>Pantomime helps in learning a foreign language.  You could &#8220;translate&#8221; a short passage of Dickens into &#8220;text message language&#8221; to entertain them for a minute, but you want to teach proper English, which Dickens is and text messaging is not.  </p>
<p>A teacher&#8217;s enthusiasm for a subject helps increase students&#8217; interest.  The Socratic Method (asking students questions about material they have read, not just telling them so they memorize &#8220;facts&#8221; without knowing or understanding the big picture) is more effective.  When telling them what the reading assignment is, you can say things like &#8220;it&#8217;s important to know the reasons for the Civil War&#8221; or &#8220;you&#8217;ll read the chronology of events, but it&#8217;s important to understand the thinking of people to know why those events happened, and not others.&#8221;  Certain knowledge is simply necessary to have to succeed in life, and student just have to acquire it.  If a teacher can make the subject more interesting with anecdotes or more relevant with examples and explanations of its importance, it&#8217;s great when s/he does, but the information just needs to be learned.</p>
<p>It would be much better to have them write an essay on songs written during WWII, their messages, and the popular thoughts or conditions or events that prompted them,  than to spend time trying to get words (based on a very limited understanding of WWII, if they actually incorporated anything about WWII) to rhyme.  The essay makes them understand the people and thinking and effects of the actions of various national leaders, etc., and a major reason to learn history is to learn from what&#8217;s happened before (so we don&#8217;t make the same mistakes, recreate the wheel, etc..</p>
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<h2>what are examples of technologies teachers use to teach?</h2>
<p>well im writing an essay and i need some examples of technologies teachers use at more upgraded schools. something like smart boards.( not PowerPoint or projectors.)<br />
the topic is &#8220;what should teachers consider before enforcing <strong>technology</strong> in schools?&#8221;</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Here&#8217;s what we use at our school: DVD player (for instructional videos), Smart Board (various activities, including PowerPoint), and computers (we have a computer learning system called PLATO).</p>
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<h2>I need help brainstorming some ideas of technology that could be used in education?</h2>
<p>Can someone help me brainstorm some ideas??</p>
<p>Teachers need <strong>to</strong> have skill in <strong>using</strong> a variety of technologies. Learn <strong>to</strong> use a <strong>technology</strong> that you have not used before, or learn a new application of a <strong>technology</strong> you have used before. Use the <strong>technology</strong> <strong>to</strong> develop a teaching product that you might be able <strong>to</strong> use in student teaching or in your first year of teaching.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">At my school we use Smart Boards and Promethean, this allows us to create presentations that involve the students a little more. One downfall is that you need to get the software (and learn how to use it) and its kinda pricey&#8230; But otherwise it works great. It&#8217;s a really good program and it&#8217;s fun to play around with. Hope that helps!</p>
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<h2>How do you teach your Grandma how to use basic technology?</h2>
<p>My Grandma gets easily frustrated and confused whenever she tries <strong>to</strong> use her digital camera or computer.  She would like <strong>to</strong> be able <strong>to</strong> use both <strong>to</strong> do simple things by herself.  What would be some ways for me <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> her?  So that she doesn&#8217;t get frusterated and confused.  Please help!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">This is a tricky one. The best you can do is be really patient and teach her step by step. I know it&#8217;s hard I&#8217;ve been there. There are allot of tutorials and references online. Try a google search for teaching computers to the elderly.  Good Luck!</p>
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<h2>Teaching blues/jazz using music technology?</h2>
<p>Hi,</p>
<p>I have an assignment for uni for a tech subject. I have <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> the class a segment of blues/ jazz and incorporate music <strong>technology</strong>. Does anyone have any ideas for programs which will work. Or ways you have succesfully used music <strong>technology</strong> in the past.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">SOUNDIES</p>
<p>Snader Telescriptions</p>
<p>If you don&#8217;t know what those are, open a book and research it!</p>
<p>Call Murray Glass at the Em Gee film Library in Reseda, CA</p>
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<h2>with all the new technology does it feel a little strange to talk to a person face to face?</h2>
<p>At school we even use <strong>technology</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> classes, we watch lectures from different rooms.  I do some of my work on line.  I hardly ever interact with people anymore except <strong>to</strong> IM or call.  If I was dating it might be different but I talk <strong>to</strong> a lot of people on line or on the phone. I am sure I have talked <strong>to</strong> people on the phone or on line who were in the same room I was in <strong>using</strong> either cell or computer.  I could tell by the way they giggled after I texted but I never actually talked <strong>to</strong> them face <strong>to</strong> face.  That would have been too weird.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">I find that hard too. I can talk to people online but in person it&#8217;s hard for me to articulate what I mean. I don&#8217;t mean I&#8217;m stupid but it&#8217;s just like what should I say? You know? </p>
<p>I think this a really big problem because with all the technology in our day and age people are really lacking with communication and social skills. 20 or 30 years from now when Twitter and Facebook become out and your too old to text will you know how to hold an intelligent conversation with someone?</p>
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<h2>My chihuahua is losing clumps of hair. Please help!?</h2>
<p>I&#8217;ve been leaving my 7 year old chihuahua outside for a while now since the weather has gotten warmer. Today I brought her in to give her a bath and I immediatly noticed she had a matted, dried clump of hair on her head right in the middle of her head. I start running the water and clumps of fur just start falling off of the <strong>spot</strong> on her head. Then I noticed she had a completely <strong>bald</strong> <strong>spot</strong> on her thigh. Before I knew it she has a huge <strong>bald</strong> <strong>spot</strong> on her head and <strong>part</strong> of it is bleeding. I didnt have any antibiotic ointment but my husband had some bag balm that he used on his bigger dogs wounds so i rubbed that on her head and thigh. I plan to get some neosporin tomorrow and possibly take her to the vet within the next few days. Other than the <strong>bald</strong> spots she seems to feel fine. She is having normal behavior. I just wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions on what I could do to help the sores <strong>or</strong> what may have caused it in the first place. Thanks.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Take her to the vet ASAP.  This is not normal.  And do not put anything on her that the vet has not prescribed to her.</p>
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<h2>im a 16 year old white kid. should i have my head shaved?</h2>
<p>im going to do it on winter break so if i don&#8217;t like it, it can grow back a little bit. right now i have long hair about 2 inches past my ears. anyways my hair is thinning and im getting a <strong>bald</strong> <strong>spot</strong> on the top back <strong>part</strong> of my head. i think its because i take really hot showers and have the water right on that <strong>spot</strong> also when i dry off i ruffle my hair alot with the towl which prolly pulls it out. so im washing with cold water and not being so rough with the towl. im sorta tierd <strong>or</strong> having long hair tho so if not <strong>bald</strong> whats a good hair cut for a white teenager. i know you don&#8217;t know what i look like just try to think average white teenager.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Might be Alopecia Areata (SPOT BALDNESS). It is an autoimmune disease that causes bald spot that can spread to the whole scalp and sometimes even the whole body. Stress has been known to be the main cause.</p>
<p>For a start you can compare with the images in www.curespotbaldness.com. Following this, a skin biopsy should be carried out by a trained medical doctor or a dermatologist. This is the best way to diagnose and confirm. It will show any abnormal concentration of T-cells (immune cells) at the affected area. </p>
<p>My bro did the same when had this problem. However he managed to recover using a treatment he found in the website. Wish you a quick recovery</p>
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<h2>guinea pig has mites bad&#8230;IVERMECTIN? help!!?</h2>
<p>my boyfriend and i are really hurting right now with money right now and i cant afford to take my guinea pig to the vet because our vets over charge for everything. and im almost sure my guinea pig has mites from googling her symptoms she is itching all the time has dry spots in her skin has two sores one is small and the other one is almost as big as a dime. and she has one <strong>bald</strong> <strong>spot</strong> forming on the upper <strong>part</strong> of her side by her back leg.she bites and scratches all the time and i want to take her the vet soo bad but i cant afford it and i heard you can buy ivermectin to cure mites in guinea pigs i was wondering what brand <strong>or</strong> kind should i get because i googled shopped it and all kinds of ivermectin popped up and i was wondering if i need a special kind <strong>or</strong> what? and i have two guinea pigs i have them apart right now because the other one doesn&#8217;t show any sign of having mites but as i have read i should treat that one as well?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Please please please follow my instructions. I have had the exact symtoms with my mice, and i had 23 mice and hundreds of different cages, so please i know what i am doing!<br />
You should take the one that has got mites to the vet and they will give him an injection. But as you can&#8217;t afford that do this:<br />
It is too risky doing stuff yourself so go to your guinea pigs cage and take out every bit of his bedding after you have done this: go to get some more but instead of putting the new bedding in his cage put it in the freezer for 1 or 2 days (24 hrs should be ok!) then put in the bedding. The reason the guinea pig has mites is because the mites are in the bedding and by freezing the bedding it means that it kills of the mites so then they are gone!<br />
When i first got my first mouse the same thing happened, she scratched herself loads, i took her to the vets and nothing helped, eventually she scratched herself bald and bled so much. She had to be put down <img src='http://geokathinternetadvertising.us/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' />  luckily she had lived a long life already. Then when we next went to the vets she said that before it gets too late freeze the bedding.<br />
Please do that&#8230; I dont know what ivermectin is but it would be safer to do what i told you. Then after a few weeks if it is still not working, do thwe ivermectin or work extra hours just for a little bit so you can afford to take your guinea pig to the vets. It is worth it!</p>
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<h2>HELP MY DOG HAS BEEN ATTACKED BY MY LANDLORD&#8217;S DOG!?</h2>
<p>My landlord lives less than 100 feet from me and he has a huge 250 <strong>or</strong> so pound german shepard. Well, a few months ago, his dog attacked my small poodle mix, luckily, she got away alive. She had one of her bottom eye lids ripped open and bite marks where the german shepard had bit her and swung her in the air. We called the landlord, which he didn&#8217;t even offer to pay for her vet bill, where she had to have stitches&#8230; Ok so yesterday it happened again! Now my dog has a <strong>bald</strong> <strong>spot</strong> on her head where <strong>part</strong> of her scalp got ripped off! So now I&#8217;m so mad at this man and his demon dog! I WANT THIS DOG TO BE PUT DOWN! I don&#8217;t want to move, so what can I do? We don&#8217;t have a human society here in this small town. Something has to be done! This dog, which is bigger than me, jumps on my kids when the come home from school! I&#8217;m worried about them. Since I pay rent, his dog shouldn&#8217;t be allowed in my yard, right? Even though he owns the land?<br />
Pictures of my dog&#8217;s injuries are here: </p>
<p><a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/47331126@N07/4340879215/in/photostream/"><img src="http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2692/4340879215_6eda281366.jpg" alt="My dog was attacked by german shepard." width="500" height="375" /></a></p>
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I have tried talking to the landlord, but he doesnt care, and I DO TRY TO PROTECT MY DOG! The thing is, I never know where his dog is, he lets it walk around the neighborhood, knowing there are small children nearby.<br />
I&#8217;m not sure it weighs that much, that is what I was told.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Thats very sad and i am truely sorry, have you tried talking to this man???<br />
 The only thing about making any moves is remember, he is your landlord, and he can evict you&#8230;.<br />
Police, animal contron, humane society, exc.</p>
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<h2>Can you regain dead hair follicles?</h2>
<p>I have a scar on my head from running into the door and it was bleeding. so ever since<br />
It never growed back and even now. I am wondering if theres a treatment <strong>or</strong> something.<br />
Will something like Bosley work because i thought that was for people that just had regular<br />
hair lost?(my head looks like someone cut a <strong>part</strong> off and its <strong>bald</strong> in the <strong>spot</strong>.)</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Yah I think you hit on the truth with that. I think the only way to re-populate a scar area is surgically. But you may have to have the scar revised before you start such treatment.</p>
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<h2>What is the correct way to type a capital letter &#8220;A&#8221;, using which fingers?</h2>
<p>1. The correct way <strong>to</strong> type a capital letter “A”, you should use which of the following fingers:<br />
a. The right ring and litte finger.<br />
b. The right little finger and left little finger.<br />
c. The left little finger and right ring finger<br />
d. The caps lock button and the left little finger.</p>
<p>2. What items below could be combined <strong>to</strong> improve keyboarding skill? There can be more than one answer.<br />
a. Feet flat on the floor, slightly apart.<br />
b. Elbows close <strong>to</strong> body.<br />
c. Palms resting on the keyboard.<br />
d. Slouch in your seat when keyboarding.</p>
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a. Microsoft PowerPoint<br />
b. Microsoft Excel<br />
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a. Use tutorials provided on the internet or on CD.<br />
b. Read the entire software manual.<br />
c. Read an online discussion board<br />
d. None of the above.</p>
<p>5. Today&#8217;s office workers need <strong>to</strong> exercise many troubleshooting techniques for the <strong>technology</strong> equipment and software they use. Evaluate the choices given below. Which of the following choices are good reference sources?<br />
a. Online tutorial websites<br />
b. Manuals for the <strong>technology</strong> equipment or software package<br />
c. Vendor bulletin boards [discussion boards, weblogs, etc.]<br />
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<p class="dtm-content">Is this a test or a question???</p>
<p>1. D<br />
2. A, B<br />
3. B<br />
4. A<br />
5. D</p>
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<h2>PLEASE HELP! Answer this question&#8230;. somebody&#8230;?</h2>
<p>My mom and dad got divorced when i was 10. My dad was a partner at a consulting firm and my mother was full time stay at home mom, Cleaning, watching me, A 100% stereotype soccer mom.</p>
<p>Now my dad works at a local college 10 minutes from home making an &#8220;average&#8221; wage. And my mom works as a kinder-garden teacher. Teaching kids how <strong>to</strong> speak english&#8230; she was a manager of a bank before she married by dad living a very &#8220;succsefull life&#8221; </p>
<p>Both have stopped growing as a human being, stopped learning, stop educating them selves&#8217;s. My mom put herself in a &#8220;safe&#8221; environment and surrounded by children, a thing that teaches her nothing. She no longer has tv or watches it, does&#8217;nt surf the web anymore &#8220;she has a new laptop&#8221;, does&#8217;nt read psychology books or nutrition books anymore. Now she put togeather 2000 peace puzzles. She dosen&#8217;t know anything about the current economic crisis, bills being passed, nothing. She barley understands how <strong>to</strong> use internet explorer 9. Along with other updates that have ben made <strong>to</strong> BASIC web <strong>technology</strong>. </p>
<p>My dad now works at a safe little college, where he no longer has pressure of fly all over the world doing cooperates deals. Its pathetic, the bother of them have stoped growing as human beings. He dosent know how <strong>to</strong> do anything with <strong>technology</strong>. He used <strong>to</strong> read newsweek, aviation, among other news magazines dosent know how <strong>to</strong> use an ipod, dosent know how <strong>to</strong> use pandora, itunes, limewire, Nothing. He listens <strong>to</strong> the same damn jazz every day. EVERY DAY, 5 ARTISTS! THATS IT!!</p>
<p>Both of them, have put giant bubbles around them selves and they dont grow, or learn, or understand anything in the world I live in today. Its so hard, I want <strong>to</strong> learn, and gain wisdom from both of them. But there is little <strong>to</strong> none that I can suck up. Its so frustrating, I hate this life, both of them seem retarded in comparison the parents you see picking up star bucks in the morning. Talking about movies, the news, business, there children, psychologists, medication, etc etc. Stuff stereotypical white parents do and say. &#8220;like mine used <strong>to</strong> be&#8221;</p>
<p>Will this ever change, will they ever come out of this bubble and start living life like its supposed <strong>to</strong> be live in the 21Century?? Will they go ever go back <strong>to</strong> being normal?? Dose this normally happen when parents get devorced? </p>
<p>Please help! What should I do?? I have tried <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> them things, but they both &#8220;act&#8221; Like grand parrents, that ideal, there too old <strong>to</strong> learn or understand. THERE ONLY IN THERE 50s! they have 30 more years until they can say that crap! And even then, my grandpa checks his stock online, dose all of his banking online. Awhile my dad still uses budget books&#8230;.</p>
<p>Seriously, wtf&#8230; just wtf&#8230; I have reached my braking point. Watching this stupid black and white movie just was <strong>to</strong> much. Please&#8230; advice, ADVICE!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Not much u can do&#8230;wait till you are on  your own and just make sure your life doesn&#8217;t go that way.</p>
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<h2>My parents have stopped learning, Literally, Im 19 please help!?</h2>
<p>My mom and dad got divorced when i was 10. My dad was a partner at a consulting firm and my mother was full time stay at home mom, Cleaning, watching me, A 100% stereotype soccer mom.</p>
<p>Now my dad works at a local college 10 minutes from home making an &#8220;average&#8221; wage. And my mom works as a kinder-garden teacher. Teaching Illegal mexicans how <strong>to</strong> speak english. </p>
<p>Both have stopped growing as a human being, stopped learning, stop educating them selves&#8217;s. My mom put herself in a &#8220;safe&#8221; environment and surrounded by children, a thin that teachers her nothing. She no longer has tv or watches it, does&#8217;nt surf the web anymore, does&#8217;nt read psychology books or nutrition books. Now she put togeather 2000 peace puzzles. She dosen&#8217;t know anything about the current economic crisis, bills being passed, nothing. She barley understands how <strong>to</strong> use internet explorer 9. ALong with other updates that have ben made <strong>to</strong> BASIC web <strong>technology</strong>. </p>
<p>My dad now works at a safe little college, where he no longer has pressure has <strong>to</strong> fly all over the world doing cooperates. Its pathetic, the bother of them have stoped growing as human beings. He dosent know how <strong>to</strong> do anything with <strong>technology</strong>. He used <strong>to</strong> read newsweek, aviation, among other news magazines dosent know how <strong>to</strong> use an ipod, dosent know how <strong>to</strong> use pandora, itunes, limewire, Nothing. He listens <strong>to</strong> the same damn jazz every day. EVERY DAY, 5 ARTISTS! THATS IT! </p>
<p>Both of them, have put giant bubbles around them and they dont grow, or learn, or understand anything in the world I live in today. Its so hard, I want <strong>to</strong> learn, and gain wisdom from both of them. But there is little <strong>to</strong> none that I can suck up. Its so frustrating, I hate this life, both of them seem retarded in comparison the parents you see picking up star bucks in the morning. Talking about movies, the news, there children, psychologists, medication, etc etc. Stuff stereotypical white parents do and say. </p>
<p>Will this ever change, will they ever come out of this bubble and start living life like its supposed <strong>to</strong> be live in the 21Century?? Dose this normally happen when parents get devorced? </p>
<p>Please help! What should I do?? I have tried <strong>to</strong> <strong>teach</strong> them things, but they both &#8220;act&#8221; Like grand parrents, that ideal, there too old <strong>to</strong> learn or understand. THERE ONLY IN THERE 50s! they have 30 more years until they can say that crap!<br />
And even in there older years, people can continue <strong>to</strong> learn. My best friends grandpa checks his stocks online, uses a bluetooth, and constantly buys new technologies as they come out on the market. </p>
<p>WHAT IS THE DEAL??<br />
There not retired, they are both in the working world. Im also worried. Because they would be much better off if they understood all the shortucts <strong>technology</strong> has <strong>to</strong> offer. Articles and books they could read but refuse <strong>to</strong>. </p>
<p>PLEASE HELP!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">No offense, kiddo, but you apparently stopped learning how to spell some time ago.  </p>
<p>Interacting with people, from little kids to college students, teaches an astute person something about the human condition each and every day.  The fact that you devalue your parents&#8217; work is troubling&#8211;and suggests YOU have a LOT to learn.</p>
<p>People&#8217;s lives settle into a routine.  Just because your mother doesn&#8217;t want to be lulled by &#8220;the internet&#8221; (staring at a screen reading predigested crap isn&#8217;t &#8220;learning&#8221;&#8211;Google is just a tool, not the answer) doesn&#8217;t mean that she doesn&#8217;t have interests.  Her interests, and those of your father, just aren&#8217;t YOUR interests&#8230;.and that&#8217;s why you have a big old bug up your behind.  </p>
<p>New technologies are fine if they help people live their lives better.  If they&#8217;re not needed, though, why get them?  Ask the nitwit who bought the first &#8220;pocket calculator&#8221; that was the size of two packs of cigarettes, couldn&#8217;t even do square roots,  weighed almost a pound, and cost thousands of dollars if that was a &#8220;good buy?&#8221;  I&#8217;ll bet he would have rather put that cash into a CD or a long term savings account, in hindsight!  How about the guy who bought an &#8220;early&#8221; <a href="http://geokathinternetadvertising.us/lightyear" style=""  rel="nofollow" onmouseover="self.status='http://geokathinternetadvertising.us/lightyear';return true;" onmouseout="self.status=''">cell phone</a>?  The phone itself weighed about two pounds, and the box that it was attached to weighed as much as a car battery.  But hey&#8230;.it was &#8220;portable!&#8221;  Was that a &#8220;good buy?&#8221;  Was that guy &#8220;cool&#8221; because he had the latest technology?  Or was he just a self-important putz who bought gizmos and gadgets to &#8220;impress&#8221; people?  (HINT:  They don&#8217;t like you better if you have the latest &#8220;stuff&#8221;&#8211;they just see you as the dork who buys anything and everything new that comes down the pike).  </p>
<p>You apparently want your parents to be like you, for whatever reason.   You are embarrassed by them because they&#8217;re not &#8220;up to date&#8221; like other folks.  What &#8220;the deal&#8221; is, is that they are happy with their lives.   If they&#8217;re happy, leave them be.  I&#8217;d like to know &#8220;what is the deal&#8221; with you&#8211;why you&#8217;re so insistent that they become &#8220;modern&#8221; and &#8220;like others&#8221;&#8211;and why you equate having tech toys with &#8220;learning.&#8221;  That&#8217;s rather sad, actually. I think the one who needs to do a little learning in this scenario is the nineteen year old.  </p>
<p> There&#8217;s another thing you haven&#8217;t considered, as well.  They&#8217;ve got bills to pay, like the heat, the taxes, the light, the cable, the gas, and so on.  They might not want to spend their cash on the latest &#8220;toy&#8221; that you find so important.  They&#8217;re not millionaires, are they?  People who make an average wage and are paying for the roof over their head (and yours, perhaps?)  don&#8217;t want be spending their money at Best Buy buying electronic amusements packed into cheesy Chinese plastic.  </p>
<p>I think your priorities are out of order, youngster.  You equate &#8220;consumerism&#8221; with &#8220;learning&#8221; and the two are entirely different things.  You need to &#8220;get correct&#8221; and start to recognize that &#8220;stuff&#8221; does not equal &#8220;intellect.&#8221;  </p>
<p>Best wishes.</p>
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<h2>Christianity had major impact on science in the west but what about East? they didn&#8217;t have christianity but?</h2>
<p>The East also seemed held back scientifically. And I assume it was not christianity. Although I&#8217;m sure missionaries already traveled there after <strong>using</strong> chinese technologies (paper,printing,compass, mechanical devices,gears). </p>
<p>In the east we aren&#8217;t taught of any scientific revolution. And they dind&#8217;th ave christianity <strong>to</strong> hold them back. So what happened there? Or is it just our western dominated <strong>reading</strong> materials completely missed out on scientific texts in other cultures?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">We stopped contact with the world</p>
<p>The East was the highest point of technological power before the renaissance. China during his period burned all of their ships after visiting Europe and decreed that there was nothing to learn. After the renaissance, the East was left behind. Not the mention the fact that the region has been somewhat unstable until the 20th century. </p>
<p>But in terms of technology the 20th century showed a huge amount of technological leaps everywhere. Now the East is one of the biggest gainers of advanced technology.</p>
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<h2>What do you think ? ! Can you help edit it PLEASE ?</h2>
<p>Can you PLEASE edit it.<br />
This is only a bit of it</p>
<p>Its about differences in Education in the 1900&#8242;s and now</p>
<p>I&#8217;m in 8th grade</p>
<p>       If we were <strong>to</strong> go back in time all the way <strong>to</strong> 1900, we would see many differences between life as it was lived then and life as it is lived now. Vast changes have occurred in the last century in many areas of Canadian life, especially in education. Education has improved in many ways. Back then, many students went <strong>to</strong> school only for a few years because they had <strong>to</strong> help their family. Additionally,   the way schools were built back then differed from the way they are built now and new teaching <strong>technology</strong> is used. Also, different subjects were taught.<br />
    Today, many of us think school is a right as opposed <strong>to</strong> a privilege, and so we take it for granted. Schools are available <strong>to</strong> anyone who can gather up the minimal effort required <strong>to</strong> attend, yet there are many who consider it a burden <strong>to</strong> do so. Back in the 20th century, students didn&#8217;t have this privilege; they either had little or no education. After a few years in school, children from farming or working class families had <strong>to</strong> leave school so that they could help their families &#8212; even if the extra income was small. Fortunately, in 1871, a new law was enacted that required all children <strong>to</strong> have at least received an elementary school education. This law had a drastic increase on the literacy rate, and by 1901, 83% of Canadians who were over the age of five learned <strong>to</strong> read and write.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Tell you what. You read it aloud quickly to yourself and edit it as you read without putting a pencil on paper. Aloud and quickly.  You&#8217;ll see from that exercise that it&#8217;s a bit stilted and wordy.  Now put the pencil on the paper and revise it to make it sound better to your ears when you read it again, ALOUD and QUICKLY.  I can chop it down to size for you but you&#8217;d best have a go at it yourself.  You are quite a good writer and what I&#8217;m telling you is a very good trick. There&#8217;ll be sentences in there that took ten or more minutes to write and you are not going to want to get rid of them. But to make it a good essay, you must. Good luck. Oh by the way, you can use my Answers E-mail to alert me when you&#8217;ve put this essay up in its new streamlined form. You&#8217;ve got my interest.</p>
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