Riska Magdalena Telaumbanua introduces herself, where she was born in Nias, North Sumatra in 1999 and her nickname is Rosy Riska. She discusses her educational journey from elementary school in Jakarta to high school where she studied social science. She then attended Indonesia Christian University in 2018, choosing it because of its close location and friendly community. Her dreams are to support her family financially and donate to underprivileged children. She believes English is important for communicating globally and career opportunities.
This document contains messages of appreciation from students at Washington Gifted Middle School to their teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week in May 2020. The students thank their teachers for their hard work, dedication to teaching and helping students, making classes fun and engaging, and their support - especially during the transition to remote learning due to the pandemic. They express how much they have learned from and enjoyed having their teachers.
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This document provides an overview of the classes and teachers at GATE school. There are 12 classrooms serving students from ages 5 to 7 years old. Each class has approximately 10-15 students and is taught by 2 teachers. The document lists the name of each class (Amber, Garnet, etc.), the age of the students, and names of the teachers and students. It also introduces several special subject teachers and lists the principal and other staff members. The goal is to welcome visitors and provide details on who teaches and learns at GATE school.
Feruza Kasymova is a 10th grade volunteer who helped teach math to second graders along with her friends Sabina and Saida. She enjoyed being a young teacher and seeing the light of knowledge ignite in her students' eyes. She believes it is important to help others help themselves and that children are the future and source of happiness.
The document is a diary entry from a fifth grade student describing her busy day as a pupil. She finishes her homework late at night and gets little sleep in order to wake up early for her 6am class. After school she attends a student council meeting and practices for an upcoming competition. She is happy that her essay won first place in a contest that day. The student believes education is the key to her future success and wants to become a doctor, working hard to make her family proud and achieve her dreams.
This document celebrates a mother's life and accomplishments over many years. It notes her giving birth to three sons between 1988 and 1992, then a daughter in 2000. Throughout, she raised her children with love, support and strength, teaching them life's essentials. Today, she remains a perfect mother who is loved by her children for her flaws, care for others, and enduring love. They are grateful for all she has done.
Irina Nikolayevna has been an English teacher for over 30 years at Alexandrinskaya Grammar School No. 628 in St. Petersburg. She shares about some of her students who are talented athletes, including Kate who is a skilled ice skater at age 8, Nikita who is a city champion in karate at age 12, and Irina who plays basketball for a junior team. Irina believes that sports are for everyone regardless of attributes like age, height or experience, as shown through her students' diverse athletic abilities and her own participation in sports classes like yoga through the years.
Denisov Andrey Anatolyevich is a physical education teacher at School No13 who was born in 1966 in Zhukovsky town. He played hockey for 25 years and achieved the first degree, frequently winning championships in the Moscow region. After graduating from the Institute of Physical Education in 1990, he has worked as a P.E. teacher at School No13 since 1992, where he also leads the basketball and volleyball sections. He is considered a friend and mentor by his student, Astafyeva M.O.
Riska Magdalena Telaumbanua introduces herself, where she was born in Nias, North Sumatra in 1999 and her nickname is Rosy Riska. She discusses her educational journey from elementary school in Jakarta to high school where she studied social science. She then attended Indonesia Christian University in 2018, choosing it because of its close location and friendly community. Her dreams are to support her family financially and donate to underprivileged children. She believes English is important for communicating globally and career opportunities.
This document contains messages of appreciation from students at Washington Gifted Middle School to their teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week in May 2020. The students thank their teachers for their hard work, dedication to teaching and helping students, making classes fun and engaging, and their support - especially during the transition to remote learning due to the pandemic. They express how much they have learned from and enjoyed having their teachers.
041409 Myself Theme Ppt Day 17 For 7 Yrs Old Part 2Mia Kim
This document provides an overview of the classes and teachers at GATE school. There are 12 classrooms serving students from ages 5 to 7 years old. Each class has approximately 10-15 students and is taught by 2 teachers. The document lists the name of each class (Amber, Garnet, etc.), the age of the students, and names of the teachers and students. It also introduces several special subject teachers and lists the principal and other staff members. The goal is to welcome visitors and provide details on who teaches and learns at GATE school.
Feruza Kasymova is a 10th grade volunteer who helped teach math to second graders along with her friends Sabina and Saida. She enjoyed being a young teacher and seeing the light of knowledge ignite in her students' eyes. She believes it is important to help others help themselves and that children are the future and source of happiness.
The document is a diary entry from a fifth grade student describing her busy day as a pupil. She finishes her homework late at night and gets little sleep in order to wake up early for her 6am class. After school she attends a student council meeting and practices for an upcoming competition. She is happy that her essay won first place in a contest that day. The student believes education is the key to her future success and wants to become a doctor, working hard to make her family proud and achieve her dreams.
This document celebrates a mother's life and accomplishments over many years. It notes her giving birth to three sons between 1988 and 1992, then a daughter in 2000. Throughout, she raised her children with love, support and strength, teaching them life's essentials. Today, she remains a perfect mother who is loved by her children for her flaws, care for others, and enduring love. They are grateful for all she has done.
Irina Nikolayevna has been an English teacher for over 30 years at Alexandrinskaya Grammar School No. 628 in St. Petersburg. She shares about some of her students who are talented athletes, including Kate who is a skilled ice skater at age 8, Nikita who is a city champion in karate at age 12, and Irina who plays basketball for a junior team. Irina believes that sports are for everyone regardless of attributes like age, height or experience, as shown through her students' diverse athletic abilities and her own participation in sports classes like yoga through the years.
Denisov Andrey Anatolyevich is a physical education teacher at School No13 who was born in 1966 in Zhukovsky town. He played hockey for 25 years and achieved the first degree, frequently winning championships in the Moscow region. After graduating from the Institute of Physical Education in 1990, he has worked as a P.E. teacher at School No13 since 1992, where he also leads the basketball and volleyball sections. He is considered a friend and mentor by his student, Astafyeva M.O.
This document provides details about Angie Rosero's service learning experience at Jack D. Gordon Elementary School. It describes the school location and mission, introduces Mrs. Larios' 4th grade ESOL classroom of 24 students, and discusses Rosero's observation of a "Phases of the Moon" lesson where students learned the lunar phases by modeling them with Oreo cookies and recording their observations on a calendar.
This document introduces Ms. Lesueur as the 8th grade English teacher for the 2016-2017 school year. It provides biographical details about Ms. Lesueur and her educational background. The document outlines what students can expect to learn in the class, including grammar, short stories, drama, research techniques, and writing. Classroom policies, procedures, rules, grading policies, and expectations are clearly defined to set the stage for a productive year of learning.
The bulletin provides information to parents on upcoming events at the school, including Arabic exams, the honor roll for the first term, and after school activities resuming. It also discusses H1N1 flu vaccines being made available to students and asks parents to complete a permission form if they want their child to be vaccinated. A list of elementary and secondary students who earned honor roll certificates for the first term is included.
This document summarizes the educational journey of two girls, Nangula and Maria, from primary school through secondary school in Namibia. It describes their experiences at their farewell party after 7th grade, passing their exams to enter secondary school, adjusting to their new combined school in 8th grade where they experienced bullying, and their continued academic success through 10th grade. It concludes by discussing their completion of 12th grade and acceptance to the University of Namibia, with Nangula's mother providing financial support for her studies.
This document discusses Brimbank Community Learning Strategy and aims to create a community of lifelong learners. It highlights lessons learned from learning champions, including Aunty Jean Mason who is studying at Victoria University. The strategy aims to help adults obtain employment, achieve fulfillment, build community, improve quality of life, and increase civic participation. It also discusses what prevents adults from learning and how English classes helped Faten Chendeb adapt to her new life in Australia after immigrating from Lebanon.
A teacher at Rouse High School wrote a letter of recommendation for Kailah Ramsey. The teacher praised Kailah for her willingness to help other teachers, especially new teachers, and for her patience with students. The teacher also noted that Kailah quickly recognizes when students are struggling and takes action by creating interventions, collaborating with others, and going above her duties as a teacher. The teacher highly recommended Kailah as a strong team member who would inspire students and coworkers with her qualities.
- The author was initially nervous about working closely with students who have learning disabilities but kept an open mind and prepared herself for challenges.
- She worked with two first grade students, mainly on reading, and did assessments to track their progress.
- The goal of the project was to provide one-on-one time and attention to students needing extra support, though the students worked with were not severely disabled. Each member worked with different teachers and grade levels.
- At first the students were reluctant but became more comfortable, and with encouragement seemed motivated to improve weak areas. The experience taught the author different teaching strategies and that working with students with learning disabilities can be rewarding.
Michael Martinez attended elementary school where he had fun teachers like Mrs. Gomez who taught through parties, games, and other engaging activities. In middle school, he had a difficult first day in 6th grade due to bullying and failed the grade. Seventh grade was easier and more enjoyable. For high school, Michael is thinking of attending North Grand High School because he has many friends there and hears it is a fun environment.
Zuzana Mészárosová supported a girl named Aschwini from India for 10 years to attend school. With only €220 per year in support, Aschwini was able to get an education, becoming literate and even learning English. After completing her secondary education, Aschwini became a nurse, becoming self-sufficient and confident through the opportunities education provided. Supporting Aschwini's education was one of the best investments of Zuzana's life as it allowed Aschwini to change her life circumstances through learning.
The student's goals for 2012 are to respect teachers, have fun, make friends, achieve in school athletics, get academic awards, do science experiments, get a good report card, and have fun using computers. To achieve these goals, the student will respect others, work hard, strive for excellence, attend school regularly, be nice to everyone, and follow a daily routine. The student's family, teachers, and classmates can help support them.
This document provides information about Ms. Banyard's kindergarten class. It introduces Ms. Banyard and shares that this is her second year teaching kindergarten. It outlines classroom rules and expectations, the curriculum focus on early literacy and mathematics, policies on attendance and dress code, and the daily schedule.
Anamika was born in 1995 in Delhi, India. She attended Om Public School from age 3 and generally performed well, often coming first or second in her class. She enjoyed participating in school competitions. In 2005, she had the opportunity to meet Dr. A.P. Jai Abdul Kalam. She later transferred to a government school where she had to adjust to the different environment but made friends and continued to do well in her studies. After completing her schooling, she earned a computer science degree and is now pursuing a B.Ed to become a teacher.
Filomeno Joaquim da Silva is a 21-year-old student from Timor-Leste. He was born in Venilale and now lives in Dili. He comes from a family of nine members. Filomeno attended primary school in Venilale, where he initially struggled but grew to enjoy learning. He had some troubles in junior high school but found the experience overall average. In senior high school, Filomeno focused on his studies and took on leadership roles. He then entered the National University of Timor-Leste but had to leave after three semesters when a scholarship was cancelled. Despite setbacks, Filomeno maintains a positive outlook and hopes for future opportunities.
The document summarizes thoughts and feelings from students graduating from primary school. Many students express sadness at leaving their school and friends. However, they also express excitement and optimism about making new friends in high school. Several emphasize the great experiences and friendships they had in primary school.
Lisa Williams completed a service learning journal chronicling her experience at the Linda Lentin K-8 Center from February to March. On her first day, she was introduced to Assistant Principal Mrs. Adderly and observed a first grade classroom taught by Mrs. Lewis with 22 students. Later she observed an ESE classroom taught by Mrs. Samuda which had 10 special education students from grades 1 to 3. Williams noticed the classrooms were filled with diversity and learned that teachers work hard to expand students' minds in creative and dedicated ways.
The document discusses the author's experience providing one-on-one tutoring to elementary students with learning disabilities at Real Life Christian Academy over a two month period. The author worked primarily on reading skills with two first grade students and helped with a slow reading group. While the students were reluctant at first, they became more comfortable and engaged as they worked to improve their weak areas with encouragement. The author learned different teaching strategies to keep students engaged and found working with students with learning disabilities to be rewarding.
Siying Wang completed the Pre-Business certificate program at Centennial College, passing all ten courses with grades of A+ or A. This was Siying's first certificate earned in Canada. Marie Scragg was Siying's favorite professor, teaching courses in a strict but helpful manner that helped Siying earn an A+ in her class. Siying also attended church parties with her uncle's family, using the opportunities to practice English and learn about western culture. In a group assignment for a Global Citizenship course, Siying's team received praise for their report on university graduate employment, where Siying took notes and researched education and media issues.
Luiza Selisteanu is a hard-working and ambitious student who excels in both her academic and extracurricular activities. Her English teacher, Cristiana-Angela Cosoveanu, has known Luiza for four years and describes her as intelligent, imaginative, highly motivated, and enjoying participating in various activities. Luiza is involved in her school's English vocal group, participates in basketball, and has won several regional prizes in yearly subject Olympics. She is rigorous, organized, and never comes unprepared despite her busy schedule. Her teacher predicts Luiza will obtain an overall grade of at least 9.5 on the Baccalaureate Examination and recommends her highly for university.
This document provides information about the author's first experience in a special education classroom. It introduces the setting at Ocoee High School and describes the classroom teachers, Mrs. Velazquez and her assistants. It then gives some personal details about the author and her interest in becoming a teacher. Next, it describes an arts and crafts activity where the students made crowns and the varying ability levels of students in the class. Finally, it provides an example of one student, Thomas, who receives individualized instruction.
Martina is a 10-year-old girl who enjoys rollerblading, skiing, reading, and playing with friends. She takes the bus to school where her favorite subject is Art class on Fridays. Martina has a happy disposition and likes pasta, chicken wings, and gravy. Her family includes her mother Natalia who likes skiing and walking, her father Martin who loves reading, and her sister Patricia who enjoys playing guitar, skating, and computer games.
Este documento describe las características de las costumbres jurídicas. Explica que una costumbre jurídica debe ser públicamente conocida, ser un acto legal y no cambiar con el tiempo. También debe ser un uso reiterado a través de los años. Las costumbres jurídicas tienen una obligatoriedad subjetiva que requiere que la gente las cumpla. Históricamente, las costumbres han sido una fuente importante de derecho, especialmente en la antigua Roma y durante la Edad Media. Hoy en día, las costumbres siguen siendo relevantes
Ringkasan dokumen tersebut adalah:
1. Dokumen tersebut berisi soalan-soalan latihan mengenai sejarah bahasa Melayu dan tatabahasa.
2. Terdapat jawaban untuk latihan minggu 1 yang membahas asal usul penutur bahasa Melayu, faktor pengaruh bahasa Melayu pada abad ke-13, dan pengiktirafan bahasa Melayu sebagai bahasa kebangsaan.
3. Latihan lain membahas unit-unit
This document provides details about Angie Rosero's service learning experience at Jack D. Gordon Elementary School. It describes the school location and mission, introduces Mrs. Larios' 4th grade ESOL classroom of 24 students, and discusses Rosero's observation of a "Phases of the Moon" lesson where students learned the lunar phases by modeling them with Oreo cookies and recording their observations on a calendar.
This document introduces Ms. Lesueur as the 8th grade English teacher for the 2016-2017 school year. It provides biographical details about Ms. Lesueur and her educational background. The document outlines what students can expect to learn in the class, including grammar, short stories, drama, research techniques, and writing. Classroom policies, procedures, rules, grading policies, and expectations are clearly defined to set the stage for a productive year of learning.
The bulletin provides information to parents on upcoming events at the school, including Arabic exams, the honor roll for the first term, and after school activities resuming. It also discusses H1N1 flu vaccines being made available to students and asks parents to complete a permission form if they want their child to be vaccinated. A list of elementary and secondary students who earned honor roll certificates for the first term is included.
This document summarizes the educational journey of two girls, Nangula and Maria, from primary school through secondary school in Namibia. It describes their experiences at their farewell party after 7th grade, passing their exams to enter secondary school, adjusting to their new combined school in 8th grade where they experienced bullying, and their continued academic success through 10th grade. It concludes by discussing their completion of 12th grade and acceptance to the University of Namibia, with Nangula's mother providing financial support for her studies.
This document discusses Brimbank Community Learning Strategy and aims to create a community of lifelong learners. It highlights lessons learned from learning champions, including Aunty Jean Mason who is studying at Victoria University. The strategy aims to help adults obtain employment, achieve fulfillment, build community, improve quality of life, and increase civic participation. It also discusses what prevents adults from learning and how English classes helped Faten Chendeb adapt to her new life in Australia after immigrating from Lebanon.
A teacher at Rouse High School wrote a letter of recommendation for Kailah Ramsey. The teacher praised Kailah for her willingness to help other teachers, especially new teachers, and for her patience with students. The teacher also noted that Kailah quickly recognizes when students are struggling and takes action by creating interventions, collaborating with others, and going above her duties as a teacher. The teacher highly recommended Kailah as a strong team member who would inspire students and coworkers with her qualities.
- The author was initially nervous about working closely with students who have learning disabilities but kept an open mind and prepared herself for challenges.
- She worked with two first grade students, mainly on reading, and did assessments to track their progress.
- The goal of the project was to provide one-on-one time and attention to students needing extra support, though the students worked with were not severely disabled. Each member worked with different teachers and grade levels.
- At first the students were reluctant but became more comfortable, and with encouragement seemed motivated to improve weak areas. The experience taught the author different teaching strategies and that working with students with learning disabilities can be rewarding.
Michael Martinez attended elementary school where he had fun teachers like Mrs. Gomez who taught through parties, games, and other engaging activities. In middle school, he had a difficult first day in 6th grade due to bullying and failed the grade. Seventh grade was easier and more enjoyable. For high school, Michael is thinking of attending North Grand High School because he has many friends there and hears it is a fun environment.
Zuzana Mészárosová supported a girl named Aschwini from India for 10 years to attend school. With only €220 per year in support, Aschwini was able to get an education, becoming literate and even learning English. After completing her secondary education, Aschwini became a nurse, becoming self-sufficient and confident through the opportunities education provided. Supporting Aschwini's education was one of the best investments of Zuzana's life as it allowed Aschwini to change her life circumstances through learning.
The student's goals for 2012 are to respect teachers, have fun, make friends, achieve in school athletics, get academic awards, do science experiments, get a good report card, and have fun using computers. To achieve these goals, the student will respect others, work hard, strive for excellence, attend school regularly, be nice to everyone, and follow a daily routine. The student's family, teachers, and classmates can help support them.
This document provides information about Ms. Banyard's kindergarten class. It introduces Ms. Banyard and shares that this is her second year teaching kindergarten. It outlines classroom rules and expectations, the curriculum focus on early literacy and mathematics, policies on attendance and dress code, and the daily schedule.
Anamika was born in 1995 in Delhi, India. She attended Om Public School from age 3 and generally performed well, often coming first or second in her class. She enjoyed participating in school competitions. In 2005, she had the opportunity to meet Dr. A.P. Jai Abdul Kalam. She later transferred to a government school where she had to adjust to the different environment but made friends and continued to do well in her studies. After completing her schooling, she earned a computer science degree and is now pursuing a B.Ed to become a teacher.
Filomeno Joaquim da Silva is a 21-year-old student from Timor-Leste. He was born in Venilale and now lives in Dili. He comes from a family of nine members. Filomeno attended primary school in Venilale, where he initially struggled but grew to enjoy learning. He had some troubles in junior high school but found the experience overall average. In senior high school, Filomeno focused on his studies and took on leadership roles. He then entered the National University of Timor-Leste but had to leave after three semesters when a scholarship was cancelled. Despite setbacks, Filomeno maintains a positive outlook and hopes for future opportunities.
The document summarizes thoughts and feelings from students graduating from primary school. Many students express sadness at leaving their school and friends. However, they also express excitement and optimism about making new friends in high school. Several emphasize the great experiences and friendships they had in primary school.
Lisa Williams completed a service learning journal chronicling her experience at the Linda Lentin K-8 Center from February to March. On her first day, she was introduced to Assistant Principal Mrs. Adderly and observed a first grade classroom taught by Mrs. Lewis with 22 students. Later she observed an ESE classroom taught by Mrs. Samuda which had 10 special education students from grades 1 to 3. Williams noticed the classrooms were filled with diversity and learned that teachers work hard to expand students' minds in creative and dedicated ways.
The document discusses the author's experience providing one-on-one tutoring to elementary students with learning disabilities at Real Life Christian Academy over a two month period. The author worked primarily on reading skills with two first grade students and helped with a slow reading group. While the students were reluctant at first, they became more comfortable and engaged as they worked to improve their weak areas with encouragement. The author learned different teaching strategies to keep students engaged and found working with students with learning disabilities to be rewarding.
Siying Wang completed the Pre-Business certificate program at Centennial College, passing all ten courses with grades of A+ or A. This was Siying's first certificate earned in Canada. Marie Scragg was Siying's favorite professor, teaching courses in a strict but helpful manner that helped Siying earn an A+ in her class. Siying also attended church parties with her uncle's family, using the opportunities to practice English and learn about western culture. In a group assignment for a Global Citizenship course, Siying's team received praise for their report on university graduate employment, where Siying took notes and researched education and media issues.
Luiza Selisteanu is a hard-working and ambitious student who excels in both her academic and extracurricular activities. Her English teacher, Cristiana-Angela Cosoveanu, has known Luiza for four years and describes her as intelligent, imaginative, highly motivated, and enjoying participating in various activities. Luiza is involved in her school's English vocal group, participates in basketball, and has won several regional prizes in yearly subject Olympics. She is rigorous, organized, and never comes unprepared despite her busy schedule. Her teacher predicts Luiza will obtain an overall grade of at least 9.5 on the Baccalaureate Examination and recommends her highly for university.
This document provides information about the author's first experience in a special education classroom. It introduces the setting at Ocoee High School and describes the classroom teachers, Mrs. Velazquez and her assistants. It then gives some personal details about the author and her interest in becoming a teacher. Next, it describes an arts and crafts activity where the students made crowns and the varying ability levels of students in the class. Finally, it provides an example of one student, Thomas, who receives individualized instruction.
Martina is a 10-year-old girl who enjoys rollerblading, skiing, reading, and playing with friends. She takes the bus to school where her favorite subject is Art class on Fridays. Martina has a happy disposition and likes pasta, chicken wings, and gravy. Her family includes her mother Natalia who likes skiing and walking, her father Martin who loves reading, and her sister Patricia who enjoys playing guitar, skating, and computer games.
Este documento describe las características de las costumbres jurídicas. Explica que una costumbre jurídica debe ser públicamente conocida, ser un acto legal y no cambiar con el tiempo. También debe ser un uso reiterado a través de los años. Las costumbres jurídicas tienen una obligatoriedad subjetiva que requiere que la gente las cumpla. Históricamente, las costumbres han sido una fuente importante de derecho, especialmente en la antigua Roma y durante la Edad Media. Hoy en día, las costumbres siguen siendo relevantes
Ringkasan dokumen tersebut adalah:
1. Dokumen tersebut berisi soalan-soalan latihan mengenai sejarah bahasa Melayu dan tatabahasa.
2. Terdapat jawaban untuk latihan minggu 1 yang membahas asal usul penutur bahasa Melayu, faktor pengaruh bahasa Melayu pada abad ke-13, dan pengiktirafan bahasa Melayu sebagai bahasa kebangsaan.
3. Latihan lain membahas unit-unit
In this document, the author compares their media product to the magazine Kerrang. The author discusses several design elements including the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread. The author made design choices such as using more vibrant colors on the cover to attract attention, keeping consistent branding elements across pages, and featuring large central images to entice readers. Overall, the author aimed to develop a more visually appealing and reader-friendly format compared to the reference magazine.
This document provides guidance on self-healing from chronic or critical illness through yogic and spiritual principles. It discusses tuning into one's soul purpose during difficult times, taking responsibility for one's health, focusing on living in the present moment, cleansing negative thoughts and energies, and developing a strong intention and relationship with one's higher self to facilitate the healing process. Meditation, yoga, nutrition, and cultivating positive internal dialogue are presented as tools to support self-healing.
This document compares the media product of a student magazine to the real magazine Kerrang. The student magazine uses a more colorful and exciting front cover to grab attention. The title is fully visible unlike Kerrang. The student magazine also makes its website link more prominent. The contents layout is more attractive with pictures and color. The double page spread exaggerates the band name and uses a quote to draw readers in, similar to how Kerrang uses pictures. Both magazines use a limited color palette for readability.
This document discusses the untapped potential of mothers as entrepreneurs and innovators. It notes that mothers have many great ideas but lack the time and support to pursue them. While mothers face unique challenges in entrepreneurship, they also have skills that make them well-suited for starting businesses, such as being visionary, innovative, and passionate problem-solvers. The document argues that supporting mothers in developing their ideas would be good for both mothers and the broader economy and society, as mothers represent a huge consumer market with significant spending power.
This document discusses dichroscopes, which are used to identify gemstones and observe pleochroism. It describes two main types: the calcite dichroscope and polarizing dichroscope. The calcite dichroscope is preferred as it separates light using a calcite rhomb, allowing two windows that clearly show any color changes when the stone is rotated. The polarizing dichroscope has disadvantages as it can only show one pleochroic color at a time. The document recommends using a calcite dichroscope for better results in determining gemstones with weak pleochroism.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang berbagai jenis makna yang dapat dimiliki oleh suatu kata, antara lain:
- Makna denotatif (makna sebenarnya)
- Makna konotatif (makna tambahan yang melibatkan nilai rasa)
- Makna konseptual (makna yang mencakup benda, tindakan, proses, keadaan)
- Makna lesikal (makna yang sesuai dengan pengalaman indra)
- Makna juga dapat ditentukan
This document discusses the basic workings of a hydrocyclone. It explains that a hydrocyclone uses centrifugal force to separate slurry into two products - an underflow and overflow - based on differences in size and density. Larger, heavier particles are pushed to the outer walls and exit through the apex, while smaller, lighter particles stay near the center and exit through the vortex finder. The document then discusses several factors that affect hydrocyclone performance such as vortex finder diameter, pressure drop, apex diameter, feed flow rate, cyclone diameter, and cyclone length. Finally, it provides some common applications of hydrocyclones in industries such as mining, drilling, pulp and paper, and more.
Sir Francis Bacon was an English philosopher, statesman, scientist, and lawyer born in 1561 who made important contributions to the scientific revolution. He served as Attorney General and Lord Chancellor of England but was later convicted of bribery. Bacon rejected standard academic philosophy and authored works such as The Advancement of Learning and Novum Organum that argued for empirical inquiry and the scientific method. He is considered a founding father of the scientific revolution and the modern scientific method.
This document summarizes the life experiences of an individual who grew up in Texas but moved to New Mexico in middle school. They attended private school until 7th grade, then went to Rio Rancho High School. They received a soccer scholarship and played in college. Having experienced both good and bad teachers, they now want to become a teacher to positively impact students' lives, as their mother does foster care. They believe all students should feel safe, welcomed and supported at school.
The document introduces the new staff for the 2014-2015 school year at Kipling Elementary School. It provides brief biographies for the principal, Anthony McConnell, the assistant principal, Svetlana Sutic, and several teachers, including kindergarten teachers Kerry Molway and Rebecca Dushman, second grade teacher Karen Gluskin, third grade teacher Amanda Gomberg, art teacher Elizabeth Foran, school psychologist Lori Avdoian, resource teachers Ali Paster and Elaine Olbur, social worker Claudia Steinbrecher, and instructional coaches Taylor Meredith and Michelle Primack. Each introduction includes information about their education, experience, interests, and families.
Respond to at least three of your peers’ introductions. shandicollingwood
Respond to at least three of your peers’ introductions.
Jessica
Hello Everyone,
My name is Jessica, we currently live in Texas due to the Army. My husband and I met in the military in 2012 and then welcomed our one and only child. Our son Erik who just turned 4 this past week. I got out of the Army in 2017 and my husband is still in. We call North Carolina home due to my parents and siblings all live there now. We look forward to retiring their once he is done with the Army. I have. BA in Education with a focus on B-K Teaching. I wanted to teach Kindergarten and began as a TA in the public schools before I joined the Army. I realized that my passion wasn't there for teaching children as much as I want to teach adults. I began my Masters in 2017 for Early Childhood and Higher Education. I want to teach at the college level. I plan to continue for a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership. I think that every day you learn something new and enjoy learning as much as I can to become a subject matter expert in my career field. In the Army, I was Human Resources and it was a great job and I enjoyed it Iut i do not want to sit behind a desk all day and push papers. Id rather be part of the learning experience and that I want to inspire and teach those pursuing education in the 21st century.
My best college course is probably all of them thus far. This is my last class for my Master's and it has been a great experience. I love the communication with my Professors and the constant contact between my peers. I think that with each class the requirements have been beyond reasonable. My undergrad was a bit different and stressful and now I feel more confident and able to complete my classes and hopes to get into the college system at a community level and begin my career.
Anthony
Post a brief autobiography. Where are you located? What is your family situation? Your job history? Educational background? Include a sentence or two about your best college course. Explain why you enjoyed the course so much.
Greeting Professor Corona and Fellow Classmates!
I am familiar to some and New to others. My name is Anthony. I graduated from San Diego State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Dance with a minor in Communication. Go AZTECS! I was born in a small city name Saginaw, Michigan, moved to Long Beach, California at a very young age. I grew up In Long Beach, Ca. I currently live in Memphis, Tennessee, where I am just about to end my third academic school year as a teacher at Libertas School of Memphis. Libertas School of Memphis is a public Montessori school here in Memphis. keyword in that sentence was Public. Traditional Montessori education is private and cost. Luckily my school provides an opportunity for families in the more urban areas of Memphis to give their children a meaningful and different type of education. I was an Assistant SPED Inclusion Pre-K/Kindergarten Teacher. However, this year I got promoted to Assistant D ...
The document provides an overview of Davis Middle School for incoming 5th grade students and their families. It introduces the 5th grade teachers, other staff members, and describes the curriculum that will be covered including classes for language arts, math, social studies, and science. It also outlines extracurricular activities and field trips that will be available to students. The purpose is to familiarize families with Davis Middle School before the new school year starts in August.
This document contains excerpts from several graduation speeches or letters from students in the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Elementary Education program. The students express gratitude to friends, family, professors and cohorts who supported them. They reflect on memorable experiences and lessons learned during their time in the program that will influence them as educators. Many highlight the importance of their close-knit cohort in making their university experience more personal and helping them develop as teachers.
1. The teacher provided a clear agenda on the board and had students work independently on a packet about ancient Middle Eastern civilizations while he circulated the room.
2. The teacher redirected student questions to have them find answers in the packet rather than providing answers directly.
3. Students stayed on task the entire period without any disciplinary issues while the teacher maintained upbeat energy and periodically updated students on time remaining.
Aimee Hatteberg is engaged and has 4 children between her and her fiancé. She lives in Rib Mountain, Wisconsin and commutes an hour each day to her job as a special education instructional assistant at Antigo High School, where she works with students who have emotional and behavioral issues. She has over 25 years of experience working with children. She is also involved with Boy Scouts and FFA. Her favorite teacher from childhood, Mrs. Driskill, inspired her to become a teacher. She is working towards a Master's degree in special education and her goal is to open a charter school to help students who cannot function in a regular school setting.
Misti Reynolds wrote a multigenre essay documenting her search for the right college. Section one describes her final year of high school and factors that led her to consider college. Section two details her struggles in the college search process, including visiting schools, applying to multiple options, and determining what programs fit her goals of becoming an elementary/special education teacher. Section three explains that after being accepted to several colleges, Misti decided to attend Ball State University because their dual teaching program was the best fit to help her achieve her dream career.
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Since we will be spending the next five weeks together, it is important for us to build a classroom culture and get to know each other. Read your classmates’ posts and respond to at least three of your peers. Ask questions to get to know your classmates more or comment on connections between you and your classmates. You will find that you share many commonalities. So, there are three classmates so it should be three respond for each classmate. NOT ONE REPONDS
Hello everyone my name is
Mitzi McDowell
, I am the baby of a family of three, I have 2 older brothers. I am the mother of 2 wonderful children (don’t we all say that about our children), and the owner of 2 amazing dogs and band new puppies (9). We live in a small town called Saint Paul’s in North Carolina. It is definitely a country town with country stores, corn fields, cow pastures, and deer running across your yard type of town. It is enjoyable because my dogs can run freely; we can ride four wheelers, and have huge family gatherings without bothering our neighbors.
My education began right out of college; I attended a four year university Winston Salem State University. In the midst of college my mother became very ill and she was keeping my son during the time. I did drop out of school after a total of 3years to take care of her and my son. No regrets, I feel now I have more discipline, a little scared, but determined to finish what I started.
I am currently employed at Mann Hummel Purolator Filters in Fayetteville, NC. This is a filter company and we supply filters to some of the largest automobile companies worldwide. I worked in the Data Key Entry for about 1 ½ years, then moved to Traffic Department for 2 years, then worked as office support for 2 ½ years and then Customer Service department for 5years, and now I am working in the Packaging Department. It is great to see a different side of the business, I began working with the end result and now I have transitioned to the start of the process.
From this course my learning objectives are a deeper understanding of teaching methods, of the curriculum, the student, and diverse students. Also the methods of a great instructional plan for all involved. English language learners I will say are similar to what I am comfortable with. My native tongue is English, but to teach it to diverse learners may be difficult, but being a teacher is about facing the difficult and conquering. As an educator we must learn to teach diverse students, due to the diverse world we live in. There is nowhere we can go and not have to teach to one set standard of children. They all learn different, come from different backgrounds etc., therefore some form of diversity some differences great and some small.
As for my future a part of me would love to get back into the classroom, although so much is going on in North Carolina regarding teachers, teacher’s pay, classroom structure etc. I still feel good teache ...
Mark Boatman grew up in a household of educators who stressed the importance of education. He attended schools in Idaho and Washington from preschool through high school, where his father was assistant principal. He enjoyed various classes, activities, and leadership roles. Boatman went on to receive his bachelor's degree from the University of Idaho in Anthropology and Political Science. After working as an archaeologist, he decided to pursue a career in teaching and is now seeking a second degree in education.
Emily introduces herself as a teacher from Eastport, Long Island. She has loved learning and teaching from a young age. She shares that she attended local schools from elementary through college, where she earned a degree in psychology and education. Emily has experience babysitting, teaching gymnastics, and student teaching. She is passionate about being a role model for her students and creating a supportive learning environment.
The document is Amanda Walsh's undergraduate ePortfolio for her psychology degree from 2012. It includes her personal statement about her passion for and experience working with children leading her to pursue a career as a guidance counselor, her resume highlighting relevant work experience, and reflections on her education at Argosy University preparing her for graduate school and a career in counseling.
July 2013 Academic Affairs Newsletter Allen School
This document provides information about graduation from three Allen School campuses: Jamaica, Brooklyn, and Arizona. It recognizes outstanding students and faculty from each campus. At the Jamaica campus, Roopchand Gopie was named valedictorian and Dr. Oliva Rodrigo was named Faculty of the Year. Cora Gold received the Core Educate Values award. The Brooklyn campus named Shirleen Chandler as valedictorian and Deborah Bingham as Faculty of the Year. Brandi Baines received the Core Educate Values award. The Arizona campus recognized Dr. Jamie Gotto as Faculty of the Year. Graduation speeches emphasized themes of hard work, perseverance, and using skills to help others.
How to Add Chatter in the odoo 17 ERP ModuleCeline George
In Odoo, the chatter is like a chat tool that helps you work together on records. You can leave notes and track things, making it easier to talk with your team and partners. Inside chatter, all communication history, activity, and changes will be displayed.
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
Executive Directors Chat Leveraging AI for Diversity, Equity, and InclusionTechSoup
Let’s explore the intersection of technology and equity in the final session of our DEI series. Discover how AI tools, like ChatGPT, can be used to support and enhance your nonprofit's DEI initiatives. Participants will gain insights into practical AI applications and get tips for leveraging technology to advance their DEI goals.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...PECB
Denis is a dynamic and results-driven Chief Information Officer (CIO) with a distinguished career spanning information systems analysis and technical project management. With a proven track record of spearheading the design and delivery of cutting-edge Information Management solutions, he has consistently elevated business operations, streamlined reporting functions, and maximized process efficiency.
Certified as an ISO/IEC 27001: Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Lead Implementer, Data Protection Officer, and Cyber Risks Analyst, Denis brings a heightened focus on data security, privacy, and cyber resilience to every endeavor.
His expertise extends across a diverse spectrum of reporting, database, and web development applications, underpinned by an exceptional grasp of data storage and virtualization technologies. His proficiency in application testing, database administration, and data cleansing ensures seamless execution of complex projects.
What sets Denis apart is his comprehensive understanding of Business and Systems Analysis technologies, honed through involvement in all phases of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). From meticulous requirements gathering to precise analysis, innovative design, rigorous development, thorough testing, and successful implementation, he has consistently delivered exceptional results.
Throughout his career, he has taken on multifaceted roles, from leading technical project management teams to owning solutions that drive operational excellence. His conscientious and proactive approach is unwavering, whether he is working independently or collaboratively within a team. His ability to connect with colleagues on a personal level underscores his commitment to fostering a harmonious and productive workplace environment.
Date: May 29, 2024
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