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Biodiversity in forests is important for healthy ecosystems and food chains, but human activities like pollution are reducing biodiversity and harming forests. Biodiversity allows all groups of plants and animals to interact as producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers and decomposers. When humans living near forests pollute the air with car fumes and factory waste, it kills many plants and disrupts the food chain, eventually destroying the whole forest. The loss of deciduous forests affects humans by eliminating sources of wood and food.
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The document discusses gifted and talented education approaches for the 21st century. It recommends constructing student learning experiences based on modern pedagogical approaches like constructivism and enrichment clusters. Enrichment clusters allow students to pursue multi-grade, interest-based topics using online collaboration and real-world products to develop skills like questioning, analysis and problem-solving. This model has benefits like allowing rural or unique-interest students to connect with similar peers internationally.
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Alexander the Great conquered the Persian Empire and northern India by 325 BC. He left some Greek soldiers behind in India to establish cities and interact with locals, exchanging cultural knowledge. The soldiers utilized a workforce of writers, artists, sculptors and teachers to build in the Indus Valley and Afghanistan, helping Greeks and Indians learn about each other.
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Solar energy is obtained from sunlight and used to heat homes, produce electricity, and heat water. Wind power is generated through wind turbines located in wind farms and was historically used for water pumping. Hydroelectricity is produced from kinetic energy of flowing water using dams and turbines connected to generators. Biofuels can be created from plants like sugar cane as a renewable fuel source.
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Early Chinese writing began with the Shang Dynasty using symbols on oracle bones that resembled the things they represented. Over time, writing developed further by being inscribed on bronze vessels in a script called Greater Seal. Modern Chinese writing has simplified and stylized these characters, though they no longer precisely depict their meanings like the original symbols. While ancient Chinese writing represented ideas pictorially, modern English uses an alphabetic system with letters signifying sounds rather than meanings.
Buddhism Rachel
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Yaxuna Rachel
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Transportation In Ancient China 1 Cody
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Lost Cave People[1] Cody
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