Государственный природный заповедник "Полистовский"AnnaPodabulkina
В Год экологии в России Детская экологическая библиотека "Радуга" предлагает познакомиться с Государственным природным заповедником "Полистовский" (Псковская область)
Презентація з природознавства "Знайомтесь – вовк" для 3 класу.Yulia Bolshakova
Презентація з природознавства "Знайомтесь – вовк" для 3 класу. Де мешкає вовк, до якого класу належить, які вовк має звички та багато іншого про вовків.
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Государственный природный заповедник "Полистовский"AnnaPodabulkina
В Год экологии в России Детская экологическая библиотека "Радуга" предлагает познакомиться с Государственным природным заповедником "Полистовский" (Псковская область)
Презентація з природознавства "Знайомтесь – вовк" для 3 класу.Yulia Bolshakova
Презентація з природознавства "Знайомтесь – вовк" для 3 класу. Де мешкає вовк, до якого класу належить, які вовк має звички та багато іншого про вовків.
Більше уроків на блозі: http://yrokovnet.blogspot.com
This document discusses the regulatory affairs profession and the role of regulatory affairs professionals. It describes how regulatory affairs professionals assist in meeting regulatory requirements to introduce new healthcare products to market by working for healthcare companies, regulatory agencies, contract research organizations, or as independent consultants. The document outlines the key responsibilities of regulatory affairs professionals in strategic planning, pre-marketing, post-marketing, and interfacing. It emphasizes the importance of regulatory compliance, scientific knowledge, communication skills, and continuing education for regulatory affairs professionals.
Презентація для початкових класів на тему: "Тварини лісу", Розповідається про різні види тварин, їх спосіб життя, живлення та розмноження, особливості будови та існування. Містить зображення тварин.
The document provides information about the four countries that make up the United Kingdom: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It discusses their populations, symbols, and famous landmarks. It includes review questions to test comprehension. Key facts are that England has the largest population at 49 million, the capital of Wales is Cardiff, and the symbol of Scotland is the thistle.
This document discusses the importance of science and invention. It notes that science has become the most important factor in economic development worldwide. Scientific progress benefits society by increasing well-being and advancing education. However, science can be used for both peaceful and military purposes. The document also provides examples of important inventions like the wheel, penicillin, paper, and the steam engine. It presents questions about whether inventions are helpful or harmful and what motivates people to invent. Students will work on a project to research famous scientists and inventions. They will create websites, stories, and multimedia presentations to share what they learn.
1) The document analyzes the use of English in Tambov region of Russia through student research including surveys, newspaper analysis, and conclusions.
2) The students found that 58% of surveyed residents felt Russian should be used over English in local newspapers, while 24% supported English use.
3) Newspaper analysis from 2006 and 1979 showed an increase in English words used from 137 to 532, with politics, music, sports and technology featuring most English.
4) While English words are increasingly used worldwide, the students concluded Russian is a rich language and local newspapers should use it over English to avoid losing their native tongue.
This document summarizes a school project on inventions and inventors. It includes sections on the project timeline, themes, assessment, management, and benefits. Students were split into groups to research inventions, write stories about scientists, and create multimedia projects. The project involved preparation, practical work, and analysis stages over several months. Students learned skills in creativity, collaboration, and using online tools from participating.
This document summarizes a school project on inventions and inventors. It includes sections on the project timeline and stages, themes of collaboration and assessment, project management steps, and benefits of the project. Students were divided into groups to research inventions, write stories about scientists, and create multimedia projects. The project aimed to explore how necessity drives invention, evaluate discoveries, and discuss mankind's progress through inventions like the wheel. Informational resources used included textbooks, images, and websites.
The document discusses 10 inventions that have significantly changed the world according to scientists from the British Science Association. The inventions discussed include: GPS technology, the Sony Walkman, the barcode, TV dinners, the PlayStation, social networks, SMS/text messaging, microwaves, Band-Aids, and vacuum cleaners. The document provides brief descriptions of each invention and how they have impacted society and daily life.
This document is a project from Bondary secondary school students about accidental inventions that changed the world. It defines accidental inventions as those that resulted from errors made while working on something else. It then examines several accidental discoveries in detail, including the microwave, super glue, Post-it notes, potato chips, the Slinky toy, Popsicles, dynamite, and penicillin. It analyzes how often these inventions are mentioned online. The conclusion is that while totally random inventions don't exist, accidental discoveries are still important results of scientists pursuing other work and having prepared minds to recognize discoveries from mistakes. The hypothesis that these accidental inventions have benefited society is supported.
This document discusses crazy inventions from around the world. It provides examples of inventions such as a food fan that attaches to utensils to cool food, a radio that can be used in the shower, a "butter stick" that spreads butter like a glue stick, dust-collecting shoes for pets, a self-opening umbrella, heated toilet seats in Japan, capsule hotels in Tokyo, karaoke machines, and a realistic walking hand. The document aims to analyze why these inventions became popular and how people use unusual inventions.
This document discusses several Russian scientists who won Nobel Prizes, including Ivan Pavlov who won in 1904 for his work on the physiology of digestion, Ilya Mechnikov who won in 1908 for discovering phagocytosis, and Nikolay Semyonov who won in 1956 for his work on the mechanism of chemical transformations. It also mentions physicists Lev Landau, Nikolay Basov, Pyotr Kapitsa, and Zhores Alferov, recognizing their fundamental contributions in their fields and honors including the Nobel Prize. The document aims to inform about these notable Russian scientists and their achievements being awarded the Nobel Prize.
The document discusses several important Russian inventors and their contributions to science and technology. It describes inventors such as Ivan Kulibin, who made advancements in clock mechanisms; Alexander Stepanovich Popov, who was the first to demonstrate practical applications of radio waves; and Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, considered one of the founding fathers of rocketry and astronautics. Overall, the document outlines how Russian inventors have greatly contributed to fields like aviation, chemistry, space exploration, and television through their pioneering inventions.