MY DIARY 23.05.2016 (Related to 7.3.1 & 7.3.2 & 7.3.3 & 7.3.4 ) and 10.3.3 ICT. Today I started my day by marking student’s homework. Their homework topic was about connection words. There was some gaps in the sentences and students filled the gaps by connection words. After assembly, Miss B explained about the pattern of adding by 10. for example, 7- 17 – 27- 37-47-57-67-77 and she asked
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Displays are attached according to the appearance of question. Example: question 2 is discussed first, so the first display belongs with question 2 and so on. 2. The questions we chose for our displays were questions 2, 3, 6, and 7. Questions 2 and 6 are numerical and questions 3 and 7 are categorical. For question 2, we chose to do a dot plot in Tinkerplots for how many credit hours students are taking. We knew that this was appropriate because question 2 is a numerical question, and
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1. Write the quote, You are what you eat, on the whiteboard. Ask kids what they think these words mean. Let them share their interpretations and ideas with a partner or in a small group. After groups have had discussion let each group pick one interpretation of the quote and write it on the whiteboard. After each group's ideas are on the board the teacher reads each one, letting the kids agree or disagree with a thumbs up or thumbs down. Kids must sharing why they feel the way they do. Make sure
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1. Based on the beliefs of personal beliefs every culture has a different explanation to why people are born with disabilities. In the example of Pacific Islanders, Philipiens, and Chamorro they all have different beliefs and explanation to answer why they have been born with a disability. In comparison to American beliefs they are different because their beliefs are based on cultural assumptions. American beliefs are made by medical studies that try to explain why people are born with learning disabilities
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Questions; 1. When looking at the spacing of the dots. I notice at the beginning stages the dots are nearly connected and close but as the time increase the dots begin to separate which creates more spacing between the dots. As the space increase between the dots,the displacement(metres) increases as well. This tells us that the object under accelerated motion is covering the grounds in each time segment equally. 2. I feel that we use the line of best fit in order to avoid the errors that can occur
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Question #1: In the picture, I see a lady, who is probably the mother or relative of the three young children. By the looks of the picture, they are poor and live in the makeshift house shown on the far right next to the child. They are probably located in one of the poorer countries in the Middle East, such as Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, or Iran. Looking at the way the mother and children are dressed, the climate in the country could be hot during the day but cool at night. The backdrop of this picture
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Once upon a time in the distant, distant kingdom lived Black King and White Queen. The kingdom was in black and white, so everything has been just black, white and gray. To live in the kingdom was very sad, so over time, it left all residents, while the King and Queen did not stay in it all alone. One day, when the Black King and White Queen sitting on the porch of gray lock and wept with grief, they flew a magical Fairy. “Do not be sad,” Fairy said. ”I will help you make your kingdom color, and
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Question 1: Minors cannot be liable in this scenario, because the innkeeper is responsible for the reasonable care and safety of the attendees in the swimming pool, according to the Rule 10D5.81(1) of the Department of health and Rehabilitative Services. The main discussion in court could be that the innkeeper does not prevail due to its negligence per se. Therefore, Mrs. Downey should file a claim, considering that she did not contribute in any way to be injured. Moreover, one can assume that
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Michael Campbell PT1420 Unit 1 Re Ass 1 10/10/2014 1. 1970s – The programming language was C, which was created by Dennis M. Richie. Before he created the C language there was the B language, which was created by Ken Thompson in 1969-70. The computers in that time wrote in assembly code and the user had to write many pages of code to do a task. When the B language was created, it made it possible to do a task in a few lines. Although the B language improved the systems it lacked use of structure
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Unit 4 Assignment Short Answers 1. Modules allow the programmer to write an operation once, and then be able to execute it any time needed later in the code. 2. Header – The starting point of the module Body- The list of statements that belong to the module 3. The program returns to the memory address just after from where the module was called, and continues to execute 4. A local variable is a variable that is declared from within the module. Only statements in that module can access
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