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The Achilles Painter was a renowned Classical period painter known for his red-figure and white-ground vase paintings. He was named after a red-figure vase depicting Achilles that is now in the Vatican Museum's collection. This document describes a white-ground lekythos painted by the Achilles Painter around 450-440 BC that depicts a woman and her maidservant. Key details about the painting style and technique of white-ground ware during this period are provided.
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Socrates Overview
Euthyphro is prosecuting his father for murder after his father left a hired worker in a ditch to die after arresting him. [1] Socrates questions Euthyphro on what holiness is, and Euthyphro provides two flawed definitions before they realize the fundamental issue is determining what makes something approved by the gods in the first place. [2] Their discussion highlights the difficulties in defining concepts like holiness and justice. [3]
Socrates Overview
Euthyphro is prosecuting his father for murder after his father left a hired worker in a ditch to die after arresting him. [1] Socrates questions Euthyphro on what holiness is as Euthyphro claims to know. [2] Euthyphro provides definitions that are examples or have logical flaws around whether holiness causes approval or vice versa. [3] Socrates pushes Euthyphro to clarify but they remain at an aporia regarding the essence of holiness.
Summary of socrates
Socrates was an Athenian philosopher who was tried and convicted for corrupting the youth and believing in supernatural gods. He refused to escape execution and instead accepted his death sentence, believing that a citizen has a duty to obey the laws of their state. In the Phaedo, Socrates argues that death is not bad for a philosopher because it allows them to pursue truth without bodily distractions and potentially converse with gods after death.
The francois vase
The document summarizes the decoration and scenes depicted on the Francois Vase located in Florence, Italy. Dating to around 570 BCE, the vase depicts myths from Greek mythology painted in black figure technique across seven friezes. Major scenes include the wedding of Peleus and Thetis, the hunt for the Calydonian boar, Achilles' pursuit of Troilus, and the battle between the Lapiths and Centaurs. The vase provides important artistic and mythological details from the archaic period of ancient Greece.
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NCEA Analysis compares student results from virtual classes (VC) to their face-to-face class results. Each reported learning outcome (ROL) is examined and given a numerical value from 1 to 3, with 1 being the best result. These numbers are totaled and converted to percentages at the end. In 2010, two courses had very poor external exam results with almost all students earning N grades, impacting the overall data even though most students did fine in their regular classes. Two other courses also had weak results that year, while the remaining courses performed strongly.
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Manchester evaluation of teach first 2010
This document summarizes an evaluation of the impact of Teach First teachers in their schools. The evaluation found that Teach First teachers have a positive impact on their classrooms and schools. Specifically, the evaluation found that Teach First teachers are effective classroom practitioners, are seen as leaders in their schools, and their presence in schools is correlated with better pupil performance. Factors like support for Teach First teachers and having a critical mass of them in a school enhance their impact. The evaluation used various methods including surveys, interviews, and performance data analysis.
The causes of the civil war
The document discusses the events leading up to the English Civil War. It describes how the Long Parliament in 1640 aimed to curb the King's power by abolishing his prerogative courts like the Star Chamber, limiting his ability to raise taxes, and gaining the power to appoint his counselors. However, tensions rose as Parliament grew distrustful of King Charles I and his Catholic wife due to events in Ireland and Scotland. The final break came in 1642 when Charles entered Parliament with soldiers to arrest five members of Parliament, but they had been warned and were absent, causing a constitutional crisis.
The short term causes of the civil war
The document discusses the short term causes of the Civil War in three parts. It describes how distrust grew between King Charles I and Parliament from 1641-1642 due to issues like the Act of Attainder against Thomas Wentworth, the Ten Propositions giving Parliament power over the King's councillors, and the Grand Remonstrance which criticized Charles' actions and supported Parliament's rights, leading Constitutional Royalists to support the King and tensions to increase.
CantaNet NCEA Analysis
The document summarizes how NCEA Analysis works:
1) Student virtual classroom (VC) results are compared to their face-to-face results.
2) Each reported outcome level (ROL) is examined and given a numerical value from 1-3, with 1 being the best result.
3) These numbers are totaled and converted to percentages at the end. While VC results generally match or beat face-to-face, some courses in 2009 and 2010 distorted the data by having very poor results with mostly failing externals. The summary states supporting teachers on an individual basis and improving course results can address issues.
Unlearning pedagogy
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Studies have shown that meditating for just 10-20 minutes per day can have significant positive impacts on both mental and physical health over time.
Final vlnc elearningapril_2011 (1)
The Virtual Learning Network (VLN) Community supports flexible, online learning without physical classroom walls. It began in the early 1990s and has grown to include over 250 schools. VLN allows students to connect with classes and learning resources 24/7 through video conferencing, online collaboration tools, and a learning management system. Benefits of VLN include maximizing teaching resources, offering more curriculum choices, and providing greater flexibility and access to experts for students.
Cantanet westnet
This document discusses research on primary and secondary e-learning. It begins by providing a brief history of distance education and e-learning in North America. It then describes the roles of teachers, facilitators, administrators and others in an e-learning environment. The document also discusses characteristics of successful e-learners and tools to predict their success. While research on K-12 online learning is limited, certain teaching strategies and practices like formative feedback have been shown to be effective. The key points are that technology alone is not enough and must be combined with new teaching approaches to improve education.
Uf bi s update and mckinsey short april version
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The document discusses how the new information and economic landscapes have changed work and skills. It notes that individuals now have a voice online, can easily find and work with others. To be successful, people must master information, be economically productive, and develop skills like critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration and creativity rather than skills suited for routine manual labor. Schools need to prepare students for these changes by teaching skills relevant to today's interconnected world.
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Martin Luther initiated the Protestant Reformation in 1517 by nailing his 95 Theses to a church door in Wittenberg, criticizing Catholic Church practices like selling indulgences. This launched decades of religious conflict across Europe as Protestantism spread. John Calvin furthered the Reformation by establishing a theocracy in Geneva with beliefs like predestination and rejection of transubstantiation. In England, King Henry VIII broke with Rome in 1534 to annul his marriage and established the Church of England with himself as its head, though doctrine remained Catholic. During Edward VI's reign, Protestant reforms through the Book of Common Prayer moved England closer to Calvinism. Mary I returned England to Catholicism and persecuted Protestants, earning
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- 1. The Achilles Painter White text: p.71 Black text: p.87-89
- 7. Behind the maidservant, a lekythos and a mantle hang from the wall. This indicates that the scene is taking place indoors. The young maidservant carries a grey painted casket, which she is offering to her mistress. The glaze paint has worn off the tunic, leaving it transparent. Her hair is coiled on top of her head with a few curls left loose at the front Her body (including the eye) is realistically in profile with her left foot slightly forward of her right.
- 8. The mistress’ hair is also coiled up on her head, with a few curls left loose at the front. The brow to the tip of the nose is a straight line. This is an elegant face. She stands in a realistic position, with her feet frontal. She turns to look at the servant girl while gesturing with her right hand. She wears a yellow chiton with a red/brown himation over the top. Overall scene is calm and serene with little attention paid to musculature detailing
- 12. Figures appear sculpted rather than painted, and are realistic in profile. They have long necks. Faces are cool and aloof. They almost look severe, or god-like. Unlike earlier vases, there is little attempt to make figures look as though they are moving – they make few gestures.
- 13. The profile eye is much more realistic with an almost invisible pupil and a single curved line for the eyelashes.
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- Nevertheless, over ½ of the vases he painted were white-ground funerary lekythoi
- It has been argued that since the scenes are not to do with death, the vases could not have been funerary lekythoi. Not true. Most were recovered from tombs.