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 | Five Golden Rules For Adding Polynomials
By: JP Wilkinson
Golden Rule # 1, Add Like Terms. The reasoning for doing that this way is just as you add numbers together you can group like ...
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| Sporrans - A History
By: Iain Jacksons
The word sporran means purse in Scottish Gaelic. As kilts do not have pockets, the sporran provided that function in traditional Scottish Highland dress. This ...
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| Academic Journals
By: Simon Waker Haughtone
Academic journals are used to publish results of academic research. They differ according to the discipline involved. An academic journal acts as a foundation for ...
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| ACT Exam - When and How to Guess to Get the Best Score
By: Mike Bius
Unlike the SAT, there is no penalty on the ACT for getting an answer wrong. Therefore, it is absolutely a waste to leave any question ...
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| Sell a Solution, Not a Product
By: Don Currie
The education market is highly competitive. At the free end are public and charter schools. The low-priced solutions are home schooling and cyber schools. At ...
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| Sam Houston Makes Chuck Norris Look Soft
By: Matthew Jorn
Many articles have been written about Sam Houston and report the bare dry facts of a dusty old statesman. In reality Sam Houston was a ...
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| Frankly, Sir, She Didn't Give a Damn
By: Matthew Jorn
Margaret Mitchell was born in Atlanta on November 8th, 1900. Her father Eugene was a lawyer and her mother Mary Isabelle was a women's suffrage ...
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| ISEE - 5 Useful ISEE Tips
By: Andrew Thatcher
The Independent School Entrance Examination (ISEE) is created by the Educational Records Bureau (ERB). This article gives you five great tips to help you and ...
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| Elementary Students Can Improvise Music
By: Julie C. Larson
Teachers - beginning band and string students can learn improvisation with your guidance. By limiting the number of notes they need to use at first, ...
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| Financial Training and Accountancy Training - Things to Know
By: Richard J Kaplan
Nobody can predict or ensure personal or organizational financial stability. However, financial stability is a crucial part of ones life and it is almost impossible ...
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| Finance and Accountancy Training - Helps in Building a Successful Career
By: Richard J Kaplan
Choosing finance and accounting as a career will offer you good amount of satisfaction and monetary gains. A lot of people are under a notion ...
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| Corporate Finance and Accountancy Training
By: Richard J Kaplan
Corporate finance and accountancy training can do wonders to your company. It will work towards updating your employees on current trends and traditions prevalent in ...
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| Benefits of General Finance Training
By: Richard J Kaplan
General finance training will enable people to have the skills necessary to work in many types of organizations or to run successful businesses. With advanced ...
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| Benefits of Financial and Accountancy Seminars
By: Richard J Kaplan
Financial and accountancy seminars are the best ways in which you can train and inspire yourself to apply effective practices to enhance your basic skills. ...
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| Do You Want to Be a Teacher?
By: C D West
Emily Marsh used to be a primary school teacher in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and now works as a personality development coach in Madison. Being a ...
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| School Governance and Finance
By: C D West
Abigail Barker works at Beachfield High School, in Herodale, Arizona as an Economics teacher, as well as a financial advisor. I play two roles as ...
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| Today's Students - Teaching Diverse Children in a Diverse Society
By: C D West
Michael Pearl is a medical trainer at New York Institute of Medical Careers in Flushing, New York. This school has students from various cultural backgrounds. ...
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| History of the US Educational System
By: C D West
Stacy Craig is a lecturer in Life Sciences in Baker College, Texas. She has a teaching experience of over 20 years now. She is known ...
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| Culture and Education
By: C D West
Kathryn Goldman used to work in Rockwell High School, Minnesota, as a mathematics teacher, and is now a personal tutor of Mathematics and Applied Sciences. ...
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| Multimedia Schools - Feeding the Ever-Growing Multimedia Sector
By: Ashish Sehgal
The complex field of multimedia requires people who can think creatively and work hard immensely. Animation is the base of multimedia. In short, animation is ...
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| The Best Private Math Tutor to Make Your Child Confident
By: Alexanan Harris
Your child needs a private math tutor if you don't have the time to help with this all important subject. Affordable private tuition's are available ...
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| Getting a Legal Assistant Training Course Makes You Qualified to Work As a Paralegal
By: Cheryl Forbes
Do you know that there are some who consider a legal assistant and a paralegal as one and the same? So if you take a ...
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| The Uses of Polyetheretherketone (PEEK)
By: Roge Dosh
Polyetheretherketone (PEEK) is one of the more widely used polymers available. It is generally used as an engineering material as it has high strength and ...
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| Upgrading Your Skills For the Employment Market
By: Andrew A Johnston
The importance of skills in the new economy is growing. In fact, almost all industrial sectors are increasingly knowledge-based and economic returns are acquired from ...
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| Mature Students in UK - Rebuild Your Career
By: Rinkel Kapooor
Are you looking for a job change? Do you feel like taking up your studies again would mark a new chapter in your life? Has ...
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| ACT Math - Why Students Struggle
By: Mike Bius
The math portion of the ACT is divided into three parts, basically corresponding to freshman, sophomore and junior math. Interestingly enough, the freshman math is ...
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| Brain Food, Diets, and Academic Equivalents
By: Camille Rodriquez
Brain food has proven to increase our thinking and performance, but what are the academic equivalents of that? How can we feed our children a ...
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| Using Brain Research to Solve Learning Problems Permanently
By: Marco Antonio
Tutors, learning centers, medication, and special resources have been used to help students with learning disabilities advance through school. Using brain research, a new learning ...
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| A Timely Journey From the Pendulum Clock to the Wristwatch
By: Joseph C. Phipps
Watchmakers tried to improve the mechanism of pocket watches in the early years. Gears and escapements were made more carefully so that they operated smoothly ...
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| The Mainspring - Birth of the Portable Clock
By: Pierre N. Lowe
The mainspring is a flat ribbon of steel wound in a coil and attached to the gears of a clock. When the mainspring is wound ...
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| The Egyptians - Inventors of the 24 Hour Day
By: Joe P. Hanson
Man realized very early that the shadow cast by an upright object such as a stick, stone, or tree changed as the sun seemed to ...
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| The Discovery of the Pendulum Clock
By: Pierre N. Lowe
In 1656 Christian Huygens (1629-95), a Dutch scientist, applied a discovery made by Galileo to the clock and revolutionized timekeeping. Galileo had watched a hanging ...
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