A child is excited for their first day of first grade. They stop to look at cacti on their way. They are looking forward to their new teacher, Mrs. Laing, and enjoying first grade.
This document provides instructions and assignments for science class, including:
1) Stapling lab reports and assignment logs in the correct order and turning them in.
2) Updating the bookshelf definition of matter lab and completing notes on target concepts.
3) Preparing for a test on solids, liquids, and gases by completing tasks like coloring a periodic table and finding percentages.
4) Reading about the phases of matter and their characteristics online.
The document contains vocabulary words related to food and dining including types of drinks, dishes, cooking methods and other dining-related words. It also includes sample conversation questions about dining preferences, restaurant etiquette and experiences trying different cuisines.
Scientists placed monkeys in a cage with a ladder with bananas at the top. When a monkey climbed the ladder, the other monkeys were sprayed with cold water. Eventually, the monkeys stopped climbing the ladder and would beat up any monkey that tried, even without receiving the cold water punishment. When monkeys were substituted, the new monkeys also refused to climb the ladder and participated in beatings of other monkeys, perpetuating the paradigm without understanding its origins.
This document discusses teaching English in Bulgarian foreign language schools from the perspective of a teacher. It provides details about the schools, including that they are selective, co-ed, for middle-class students seeking to attend university. It outlines the school's priorities of exam preparation and international competitions. The document also examines methodologies, resources, classroom culture differences, and tips for embracing cultural differences when teaching English.
Applying data and research to developing campus priorities tcnj 2010Columbia University
This document provides an overview of how to apply data and research to develop campus health priorities. It discusses identifying relevant data sources, using data to establish priorities, and developing multi-stage responses. Specific examples are provided about using sleep behavior data to address sleep difficulties impacting academics. The importance of evaluation to understand impacts and ensure effective use of resources is also covered.
Here's the slides from a presentation on how we can use mobile during meetings and events. Event planner ideas, tips, tricks and stats on where mobile is going, who is using it and how we can incorporate the technology into planning successful meetings. http://www.bvmatson.com
This document provides instructions and assignments for science class, including:
1) Stapling lab reports and assignment logs in the correct order and turning them in.
2) Updating the bookshelf definition of matter lab and completing notes on target concepts.
3) Preparing for a test on solids, liquids, and gases by completing tasks like coloring a periodic table and finding percentages.
4) Reading about the phases of matter and their characteristics online.
The document contains vocabulary words related to food and dining including types of drinks, dishes, cooking methods and other dining-related words. It also includes sample conversation questions about dining preferences, restaurant etiquette and experiences trying different cuisines.
Scientists placed monkeys in a cage with a ladder with bananas at the top. When a monkey climbed the ladder, the other monkeys were sprayed with cold water. Eventually, the monkeys stopped climbing the ladder and would beat up any monkey that tried, even without receiving the cold water punishment. When monkeys were substituted, the new monkeys also refused to climb the ladder and participated in beatings of other monkeys, perpetuating the paradigm without understanding its origins.
This document discusses teaching English in Bulgarian foreign language schools from the perspective of a teacher. It provides details about the schools, including that they are selective, co-ed, for middle-class students seeking to attend university. It outlines the school's priorities of exam preparation and international competitions. The document also examines methodologies, resources, classroom culture differences, and tips for embracing cultural differences when teaching English.
Applying data and research to developing campus priorities tcnj 2010Columbia University
This document provides an overview of how to apply data and research to develop campus health priorities. It discusses identifying relevant data sources, using data to establish priorities, and developing multi-stage responses. Specific examples are provided about using sleep behavior data to address sleep difficulties impacting academics. The importance of evaluation to understand impacts and ensure effective use of resources is also covered.
Here's the slides from a presentation on how we can use mobile during meetings and events. Event planner ideas, tips, tricks and stats on where mobile is going, who is using it and how we can incorporate the technology into planning successful meetings. http://www.bvmatson.com
Observing Solid, Liquid and Gas Particles - Day 2ajmori1
Today's chemistry lesson will focus on observing the particle behavior of substances in solid, liquid, and gas phases. Students will use virtual labs to observe similarities and differences in how particle movement and organization changes as substances transition between phases and as temperature changes. The virtual labs must be completed by Wednesday to analyze what constitutes a phase change and how temperature and pressure relate for the observed substances.
The combinations of media were effective in representing the E4 brand through consistent use of elements like the purple background, white text, E4 logo, and Twitter link. The trailer, magazine, and poster all featured these branding elements. Key characters and themes were also represented across all three media, like Crystal as the lead character and secrets/power as a theme. Different points of view were shown for different characters. The media used an informal tone and included current technology, color, and styles to appeal to the target young female audience.
The brand representation was consistent across the trailer, magazine, and poster. The E4 logo and color scheme were used. Crystal was featured in all three products to represent the lead role and stylish brand. Secrets and power were key themes represented through text, facial expressions, and character positioning. Sierra's point of view was shown through title cards and imagery implying her control. An informal tone was used to appeal to the target young female audience. Technology, gossip, and a darker tone made the show seem realistic and attractive.
The document provides a review of various physics concepts including:
- The metric unit for mass is grams. Matter with freely moving particles is a gas. The x-axis variable in data tables is usually represented by x.
- Volume units include mL and cm3. Physical changes do not alter the identity of matter.
- Density is a measure of mass within a volume. It is affected by how tightly packed particles are. Objects with the same volume but different masses have different densities.
Hockey taught me this: NHL Alumni Breakaway SymposiumWayne Dunn
This document discusses how hockey players and teams give back to their communities through various charitable efforts and supporting causes. It then outlines how these skills in giving back can translate to careers in corporate social responsibility and sustainability. The document provides examples of how companies have created social and environmental value through their engagement with communities and causes. It concludes by encouraging attendees to think about how their experience with giving back through hockey can be applied to potential careers in these fields.
This document discusses internet memes known as "fails" which show contempt or mockery. Fails originated from an old video game and have spread widely online in photos, videos and GIFs that capture embarrassing or amusing failures. It provides examples of popular categories of fails like photoshopped images and compilation videos featuring things going wrong.
This document provides career advice for meteorologists. It discusses priorities like location, weather, quality of life, and job security. It emphasizes chasing good jobs, not just markets. Contract duration is very important, and it's best to negotiate shorter deals. Social media effectiveness is discussed, with photos performing best on Facebook and weather updates on Twitter. Relationship building with emergency managers and avoiding arguments are also advised. Overall, the document offers tips on negotiation, social media, career longevity, and maintaining positivity in the field.
The document provides instructions for a science class lesson on identifying volume. It outlines three methods for determining volume: 1) Using a liquid and measuring meniscus, 2) Measuring the length, width, and height of regular shaped objects, 3) Measuring the displacement of irregular shaped objects in water. It also notes that assignments on volume problems and labs are due.
Presentation from Cardware 2013 conference by Michael Gokturk, Payfirma CEO. This covers the shift to virtual payments, the market ecosystem, and tips for businesses as they make the shifts in the evolving payments market.
This document discusses the differences between gerunds and to-infinitives in English. Gerunds are verb forms ending in "-ing" that function as nouns, such as "swimming" in the sentence "I like swimming." To-infinitives use "to" followed by the base verb form, like "to eat" in "I want to eat something." Certain verbs are typically followed by gerunds, like "enjoy" and "consider," while others are typically followed by to-infinitives, such as "want" and "agree." Examples are provided to illustrate the proper use of gerunds and to-infinitives.
The document provides a professional summary for Manjunatha S B including 7+ years of experience in software development using technologies like ASP.Net, C#.Net, SQL Server, and experience working on projects following methodologies like Waterfall, Agile, and Scrum. It also lists his educational qualifications of an M.C.A from Visvesvaraya Technological University and B.Sc from Bangalore University. Details of work experience at companies like DELL International India Pvt Ltd and Cross Domain Solutions Pvt Ltd are provided along with descriptions of projects worked on in those roles.
Presentation by Kojo Amanor (University of Ghana) at the China & Brazil in African Agriculture event in London, June 2015.
See http://www.future-agricultures.org/research/cbaa/8037-china-and-brazil-in-african-agriculture-co-operation-or-culture-clash
Classification of Matter Overview. Spring. Day 2jmori1
The document provides instructions and assignments for a science class, including materials needed, tests and assignments to complete, due dates, and topics that will be covered such as the Bohr model, electron configuration, valence electrons, drawing Bohr models and Lewis dot diagrams. Students are given examples and review questions to complete for each topic. The document outlines the coursework and assessments for the science unit on atomic structure and the periodic table.
Observing Solid, Liquid and Gas Particles - Day 2ajmori1
Today's chemistry lesson will focus on observing the particle behavior of substances in solid, liquid, and gas phases. Students will use virtual labs to observe similarities and differences in how particle movement and organization changes as substances transition between phases and as temperature changes. The virtual labs must be completed by Wednesday to analyze what constitutes a phase change and how temperature and pressure relate for the observed substances.
The combinations of media were effective in representing the E4 brand through consistent use of elements like the purple background, white text, E4 logo, and Twitter link. The trailer, magazine, and poster all featured these branding elements. Key characters and themes were also represented across all three media, like Crystal as the lead character and secrets/power as a theme. Different points of view were shown for different characters. The media used an informal tone and included current technology, color, and styles to appeal to the target young female audience.
The brand representation was consistent across the trailer, magazine, and poster. The E4 logo and color scheme were used. Crystal was featured in all three products to represent the lead role and stylish brand. Secrets and power were key themes represented through text, facial expressions, and character positioning. Sierra's point of view was shown through title cards and imagery implying her control. An informal tone was used to appeal to the target young female audience. Technology, gossip, and a darker tone made the show seem realistic and attractive.
The document provides a review of various physics concepts including:
- The metric unit for mass is grams. Matter with freely moving particles is a gas. The x-axis variable in data tables is usually represented by x.
- Volume units include mL and cm3. Physical changes do not alter the identity of matter.
- Density is a measure of mass within a volume. It is affected by how tightly packed particles are. Objects with the same volume but different masses have different densities.
Hockey taught me this: NHL Alumni Breakaway SymposiumWayne Dunn
This document discusses how hockey players and teams give back to their communities through various charitable efforts and supporting causes. It then outlines how these skills in giving back can translate to careers in corporate social responsibility and sustainability. The document provides examples of how companies have created social and environmental value through their engagement with communities and causes. It concludes by encouraging attendees to think about how their experience with giving back through hockey can be applied to potential careers in these fields.
This document discusses internet memes known as "fails" which show contempt or mockery. Fails originated from an old video game and have spread widely online in photos, videos and GIFs that capture embarrassing or amusing failures. It provides examples of popular categories of fails like photoshopped images and compilation videos featuring things going wrong.
This document provides career advice for meteorologists. It discusses priorities like location, weather, quality of life, and job security. It emphasizes chasing good jobs, not just markets. Contract duration is very important, and it's best to negotiate shorter deals. Social media effectiveness is discussed, with photos performing best on Facebook and weather updates on Twitter. Relationship building with emergency managers and avoiding arguments are also advised. Overall, the document offers tips on negotiation, social media, career longevity, and maintaining positivity in the field.
The document provides instructions for a science class lesson on identifying volume. It outlines three methods for determining volume: 1) Using a liquid and measuring meniscus, 2) Measuring the length, width, and height of regular shaped objects, 3) Measuring the displacement of irregular shaped objects in water. It also notes that assignments on volume problems and labs are due.
Presentation from Cardware 2013 conference by Michael Gokturk, Payfirma CEO. This covers the shift to virtual payments, the market ecosystem, and tips for businesses as they make the shifts in the evolving payments market.
This document discusses the differences between gerunds and to-infinitives in English. Gerunds are verb forms ending in "-ing" that function as nouns, such as "swimming" in the sentence "I like swimming." To-infinitives use "to" followed by the base verb form, like "to eat" in "I want to eat something." Certain verbs are typically followed by gerunds, like "enjoy" and "consider," while others are typically followed by to-infinitives, such as "want" and "agree." Examples are provided to illustrate the proper use of gerunds and to-infinitives.
The document provides a professional summary for Manjunatha S B including 7+ years of experience in software development using technologies like ASP.Net, C#.Net, SQL Server, and experience working on projects following methodologies like Waterfall, Agile, and Scrum. It also lists his educational qualifications of an M.C.A from Visvesvaraya Technological University and B.Sc from Bangalore University. Details of work experience at companies like DELL International India Pvt Ltd and Cross Domain Solutions Pvt Ltd are provided along with descriptions of projects worked on in those roles.
Presentation by Kojo Amanor (University of Ghana) at the China & Brazil in African Agriculture event in London, June 2015.
See http://www.future-agricultures.org/research/cbaa/8037-china-and-brazil-in-african-agriculture-co-operation-or-culture-clash
Classification of Matter Overview. Spring. Day 2jmori1
The document provides instructions and assignments for a science class, including materials needed, tests and assignments to complete, due dates, and topics that will be covered such as the Bohr model, electron configuration, valence electrons, drawing Bohr models and Lewis dot diagrams. Students are given examples and review questions to complete for each topic. The document outlines the coursework and assessments for the science unit on atomic structure and the periodic table.