What student groups and organization does Cleveland State University have to offer students.?
Q. I recently applied to be a transfer student at Cleveland State University. I am going for my Bachelor's in Business Administration and a Certificate in Multimedia Advertising. I would like join a student group at CSU. How ever I am not sure what groups and organizations they at Cleveland State University. So could can you Cleveland State students/alumini answer my question? Thank you!
Asked by Michael S - Fri Feb 5 15:56:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can go on the CSU web site and see all clubs and organizations they have
Answered by drip - Fri Feb 5 16:29:12 2010
Q. I recently applied to be a transfer student at Cleveland State University. I am going for my Bachelor's in Business Administration and a Certificate in Multimedia Advertising. I would like join a student group at CSU. How ever I am not sure what groups and organizations they at Cleveland State University. So could can you Cleveland State students/alumini answer my question? Thank you!
Asked by Michael S - Fri Feb 5 15:56:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can go on the CSU web site and see all clubs and organizations they have
Answered by drip - Fri Feb 5 16:29:12 2010
Why do liberal students in California protest tution fee hikes, but support ObamaCare?
Q. The fee increases would be balanced by a raise in "the level of financial assistance for needy low- and middle-income students," according to a statement from the Board of Regents. The tuition hike is expected to raise $505 million for the university system, and about $175 million of that money would go toward financial aid for low-income students, the board said. *** In other words, liberals, tuition hikes on wealthy students are necessary to subsidize low-income students - but this is exactly what ObamaCare is going to achieve.
Asked by Anthony - Thu Mar 4 18:02:07 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I see no discrepancy in thinking on that one. Good luck.
Answered by King O - Thu Mar 4 18:03:55 2010
Q. The fee increases would be balanced by a raise in "the level of financial assistance for needy low- and middle-income students," according to a statement from the Board of Regents. The tuition hike is expected to raise $505 million for the university system, and about $175 million of that money would go toward financial aid for low-income students, the board said. *** In other words, liberals, tuition hikes on wealthy students are necessary to subsidize low-income students - but this is exactly what ObamaCare is going to achieve.
Asked by Anthony - Thu Mar 4 18:02:07 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I see no discrepancy in thinking on that one. Good luck.
Answered by King O - Thu Mar 4 18:03:55 2010
What is the most important thing that students expect from their teachers?
Q. Teachers are often ineffective because they do not understand their students. When teachers and students operate at different frequencies, both get frustrated and unproductivity sets in. Good teachers know what students expect and work sincerely to fulfill students' needs. They deliberately engage in activities that would build and strengthen their students' potential. However, many times, communication between them are closed and teachers have no way of knowing what students 'really' expect from them. An open communication will help prevent this ill-practice at schools.
Asked by Edward R - Sun Jul 9 14:26:17 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The most important thing is for the teacher to have a high expectation from their students. When the students are aware of that the teacher believes in their abillity the possibilities are endless. A child will respond if you have faith in him/her if not they shut down. Simple faith opens up all routes of communication. Take the example of the Kipp Academy...
Answered by nkate14 - Sun Jul 9 14:37:03 2006
Q. Teachers are often ineffective because they do not understand their students. When teachers and students operate at different frequencies, both get frustrated and unproductivity sets in. Good teachers know what students expect and work sincerely to fulfill students' needs. They deliberately engage in activities that would build and strengthen their students' potential. However, many times, communication between them are closed and teachers have no way of knowing what students 'really' expect from them. An open communication will help prevent this ill-practice at schools.
Asked by Edward R - Sun Jul 9 14:26:17 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The most important thing is for the teacher to have a high expectation from their students. When the students are aware of that the teacher believes in their abillity the possibilities are endless. A child will respond if you have faith in him/her if not they shut down. Simple faith opens up all routes of communication. Take the example of the Kipp Academy...
Answered by nkate14 - Sun Jul 9 14:37:03 2006
What are ways college students can eat healthy when they are on a budget?
Q. For many college students like myself, eatting healthy is not always possible and many college students are on a shoe string budget for groceries and many students end up eatting food they do not like. This food can include Ramen Noodles, Canned Food, Frozen Food, and eatting fast food such as pizza and hamburgers. What kind of advice would you give to college students to eat healthy when they are on a budget for food and groceries?
Asked by Mr. Knowledgeable VI - Thu Apr 17 00:43:06 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fruits and veggies are a lot cheaper than eating out. try spicing up your noodles with small peices of meat and veggies, kinda like a little stir fry. it's healthier and yummier. Also, milk, eggs, and flour can make thousands of different foods. For example, Swedish Pancakes. Add a little cinnamin and jam or fruit, they're delicious and healthy! I eat those for dinner sometimes. You can get billions of recipes online that only require those three ingredients, plus whatever you want to add to it. It's simple to eat healthy on a tight budget. It's also cheaper to eat healthier!
Answered by Amanda - Thu Apr 17 00:51:17 2008
Q. For many college students like myself, eatting healthy is not always possible and many college students are on a shoe string budget for groceries and many students end up eatting food they do not like. This food can include Ramen Noodles, Canned Food, Frozen Food, and eatting fast food such as pizza and hamburgers. What kind of advice would you give to college students to eat healthy when they are on a budget for food and groceries?
Asked by Mr. Knowledgeable VI - Thu Apr 17 00:43:06 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fruits and veggies are a lot cheaper than eating out. try spicing up your noodles with small peices of meat and veggies, kinda like a little stir fry. it's healthier and yummier. Also, milk, eggs, and flour can make thousands of different foods. For example, Swedish Pancakes. Add a little cinnamin and jam or fruit, they're delicious and healthy! I eat those for dinner sometimes. You can get billions of recipes online that only require those three ingredients, plus whatever you want to add to it. It's simple to eat healthy on a tight budget. It's also cheaper to eat healthier!
Answered by Amanda - Thu Apr 17 00:51:17 2008
When will international students learn that Australia is NOT a racist country?
Q. Ok, I find it very ironic how international students accuse Australia of being a 'racist' nation, when the Australian government is making great efforts to give international students appropriate accommodation in Australia. Of course, I have more points to make my question more understood. Fact 1: The Australian government allows international students to come and study at Australian universities, meanwhile many other countries DO NOT offer the same opportunities. Fact 2: The Australian government developed English classes to help international students to develop better English speaking skills. However, some international students are reluctant to learn English, instead they bribe other people to complete their English essays for them. [cont.]
Asked by GayHomoSapien - Mon Jul 19 05:29:46 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Forget the international students. I am totally embarrassed for the Aussies out there that seem to think that the REAL indigenous Australians can be treated like second class citizens and that racist attittudes towards them is acceptable. I feel that a lot of Aussies that are perceived as racist aren't actually racist but are afraid to go against the racist opinions of others (not always racist opinions, maybe bigotry or ignorance). I've seen it a thousand times where a group of Aussies band together and denigrate another group of people, whether it be New Zealanders, English, Americans or whoever. Whenever a question about "Australia's racist attitude" is asked all the answerers say that it is just a minority of Aussies that are like that… [cont.]
Answered by Justinsane - Tue Jul 20 07:01:04 2010
Q. Ok, I find it very ironic how international students accuse Australia of being a 'racist' nation, when the Australian government is making great efforts to give international students appropriate accommodation in Australia. Of course, I have more points to make my question more understood. Fact 1: The Australian government allows international students to come and study at Australian universities, meanwhile many other countries DO NOT offer the same opportunities. Fact 2: The Australian government developed English classes to help international students to develop better English speaking skills. However, some international students are reluctant to learn English, instead they bribe other people to complete their English essays for them. [cont.]
Asked by GayHomoSapien - Mon Jul 19 05:29:46 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Forget the international students. I am totally embarrassed for the Aussies out there that seem to think that the REAL indigenous Australians can be treated like second class citizens and that racist attittudes towards them is acceptable. I feel that a lot of Aussies that are perceived as racist aren't actually racist but are afraid to go against the racist opinions of others (not always racist opinions, maybe bigotry or ignorance). I've seen it a thousand times where a group of Aussies band together and denigrate another group of people, whether it be New Zealanders, English, Americans or whoever. Whenever a question about "Australia's racist attitude" is asked all the answerers say that it is just a minority of Aussies that are like that… [cont.]
Answered by Justinsane - Tue Jul 20 07:01:04 2010
What has gone wrong with university students that has caused so many to become petty jerks?
Q. I've encountered two types of students: 1. Community college students, whom I found on average to be reasonable people. Just a few are jerks. 2. University students and recent graduates of universities. I am amazed at how they go out of their way to show disrespect, to backstab, to be petty and find fault. Why do I see such a difference between community college students and university students?
Asked by Nostradamus - Sun Mar 8 10:21:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. heya well,university students are like brains on two feet,all blinded by the fact dat dey have to EXCELL or make it to the top,come what may.. their attitude towards life is dead serious n d last thing dey would want is to lose in this rat race!!! so , to make their way thru, i only leads to backstabbing n bitterness...moreover-uni versity students r too full of d fact dat they r in a university n not some community college..so they have their set of rotten airs... but worry not my friend,wid a stubborn attitude lyk dis-dese ppl crashland real hard when dey actually step out into this mean world lol!!! :)
Answered by JYOTSNA K - Sun Mar 8 10:49:33 2009
Q. I've encountered two types of students: 1. Community college students, whom I found on average to be reasonable people. Just a few are jerks. 2. University students and recent graduates of universities. I am amazed at how they go out of their way to show disrespect, to backstab, to be petty and find fault. Why do I see such a difference between community college students and university students?
Asked by Nostradamus - Sun Mar 8 10:21:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. heya well,university students are like brains on two feet,all blinded by the fact dat dey have to EXCELL or make it to the top,come what may.. their attitude towards life is dead serious n d last thing dey would want is to lose in this rat race!!! so , to make their way thru, i only leads to backstabbing n bitterness...moreover-uni versity students r too full of d fact dat they r in a university n not some community college..so they have their set of rotten airs... but worry not my friend,wid a stubborn attitude lyk dis-dese ppl crashland real hard when dey actually step out into this mean world lol!!! :)
Answered by JYOTSNA K - Sun Mar 8 10:49:33 2009
Do students learn the same thing in prek and head start?
Q. I am a teacher applying for a head start position. I am having a hard time finding standards for what students learn in head start. I am familiar with the material students are taught in prek. Is it the same? I am in Georgia if that matters. And what is the difference between the two other than head start is geared more toward low income families?
Asked by Til Death do us part - Sun Aug 2 16:19:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Head start is Pre-K.
Answered by ee - Sun Aug 2 19:46:18 2009
Q. I am a teacher applying for a head start position. I am having a hard time finding standards for what students learn in head start. I am familiar with the material students are taught in prek. Is it the same? I am in Georgia if that matters. And what is the difference between the two other than head start is geared more toward low income families?
Asked by Til Death do us part - Sun Aug 2 16:19:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Head start is Pre-K.
Answered by ee - Sun Aug 2 19:46:18 2009
Why does nonresident international students in USA pay social security and Medicare taxes?
Q. Why does nonresident international students in USA pay social security and Medicare taxes? A major portion of these students will end up leaving USA. Hence they do not get the benefits anyway and end up paying for something they do not get value for. What gives? Is there anyway to get these refunds back if the student leaves USA for good?
Asked by Swagato - Thu Jan 3 14:27:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. that is the america way. paying for something and get no value.
Answered by Ralph N - Thu Jan 3 14:34:39 2008
Q. Why does nonresident international students in USA pay social security and Medicare taxes? A major portion of these students will end up leaving USA. Hence they do not get the benefits anyway and end up paying for something they do not get value for. What gives? Is there anyway to get these refunds back if the student leaves USA for good?
Asked by Swagato - Thu Jan 3 14:27:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. that is the america way. paying for something and get no value.
Answered by Ralph N - Thu Jan 3 14:34:39 2008
Student loan for Canadian students who want to study in Romania?
Q. Hi, I am currently a second year university student in Canada. I am planning to go study in Romania next year. I was wondering is there any kinds of student loan out there that will lend money to canadian students who wants to go study in Romania? Thanks alot!
Asked by caroline - Sat Sep 6 01:23:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. know of a company that gives personal canadian loans. You can use the money for any purpose and they don't have upfront fees. They work with most credit issues but you need verifiable employment. contact: for details.
Answered by rogers b - Sun Sep 7 23:40:16 2008
Q. Hi, I am currently a second year university student in Canada. I am planning to go study in Romania next year. I was wondering is there any kinds of student loan out there that will lend money to canadian students who wants to go study in Romania? Thanks alot!
Asked by caroline - Sat Sep 6 01:23:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. know of a company that gives personal canadian loans. You can use the money for any purpose and they don't have upfront fees. They work with most credit issues but you need verifiable employment. contact: for details.
Answered by rogers b - Sun Sep 7 23:40:16 2008
Do adult students need to sign a release of school responsibility for field trips?
Q. I work at a private language school with international students. We are planning a field trip for wine tasting. Do we need to have students fill out a release of school responsibilities or anything? They are all adults and will be driving there on their own. Does anyone know what the school would be legally liable for?
Asked by simplicity778 - Mon Mar 17 16:29:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are driving on their own they need no release.
Answered by Joel R - Tue Mar 18 22:11:58 2008
Q. I work at a private language school with international students. We are planning a field trip for wine tasting. Do we need to have students fill out a release of school responsibilities or anything? They are all adults and will be driving there on their own. Does anyone know what the school would be legally liable for?
Asked by simplicity778 - Mon Mar 17 16:29:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are driving on their own they need no release.
Answered by Joel R - Tue Mar 18 22:11:58 2008
How many students drink neither milk nor coffee?
Q. A school has 800 students. Of these, 400 students drink milk and 300 students drink coffee. 150 students drink both milk and coffee. How many students drink neither milk nor coffee?
Asked by Sehar J - Sun Feb 3 15:19:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let's represent this as a set. The universal is 800. If 400 people drink milk, that means 150 of them must also drink coffee, as that amount is in the intersection set. The same goes for coffee. From this we can gather that 250 drink milk only and 150 drink coffee only. Milk only=250 add coffee only(150) = 400 Add intersection = 550 Subtract from 800=250 Your answer is 250.
Answered by . - Sun Feb 3 15:30:03 2008
Q. A school has 800 students. Of these, 400 students drink milk and 300 students drink coffee. 150 students drink both milk and coffee. How many students drink neither milk nor coffee?
Asked by Sehar J - Sun Feb 3 15:19:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let's represent this as a set. The universal is 800. If 400 people drink milk, that means 150 of them must also drink coffee, as that amount is in the intersection set. The same goes for coffee. From this we can gather that 250 drink milk only and 150 drink coffee only. Milk only=250 add coffee only(150) = 400 Add intersection = 550 Subtract from 800=250 Your answer is 250.
Answered by . - Sun Feb 3 15:30:03 2008
How should university students do to choose their subjects?
Q. Some ones think university students should only study one specialist subject. Others think the universities should encourage the students to learn a range of subjects in addition to a specialist area. Give your opinion?
Asked by Sophy - Mon Apr 27 04:31:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my first year I was allowed to pick from a range of subjects (I could pick 4 in total from about 12). In my second and third years it was more specialised. That is the best way, imo.
Answered by Ginny Jin - Mon Apr 27 04:37:07 2009
Q. Some ones think university students should only study one specialist subject. Others think the universities should encourage the students to learn a range of subjects in addition to a specialist area. Give your opinion?
Asked by Sophy - Mon Apr 27 04:31:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my first year I was allowed to pick from a range of subjects (I could pick 4 in total from about 12). In my second and third years it was more specialised. That is the best way, imo.
Answered by Ginny Jin - Mon Apr 27 04:37:07 2009
How old are students when they enter and finish higher education in Egypt?
Q. In America, students start at 18 and finish at 22 typically, but I heard that Egyptian students (like Zarqawi) can be in med school at 17, which would mean that higher education in Egypt is like secondary education in the free world. Is this true? In America, students start college (higher education) at 18 and finish at 22 typically, but I heard that Egyptian students (like Zarqawi) can be in medical school, or other graduate studies at 17, which would mean that higher education in Egypt is more like secondary education in the free world than higher education, since high school (secondary education) ends at 18 in the US. This website: says that college in Egypt lasts from age 14 to 17. Is that true, or does it work differently? I also… [cont.]
Asked by jdamn13 - Mon Jun 30 19:08:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all I feel sorry for all Americans who are thinking the same way as yours ... If you don't know about EGYPT then I think it's your own problem, not the Egyptians, Second, Zarqawi is not EGYPTIAN, he is from Jordan then he lived in Iraq and died there, I'm sure now that you do know Iraq, also I'm sure that U don't know Jordan !!! Third, For education in Egypt, it's level is much higher than U think, for the age students finish high school is typically (17), and they finish college typically at (21), I've Just finished finished my first year exams in Engineering and my 18th birthday is next week, I' m wondering now if Egypt is the most developed country since the students in Egypt finish high school at (17), and in America they… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu Jul 3 19:39:48 2008
Q. In America, students start at 18 and finish at 22 typically, but I heard that Egyptian students (like Zarqawi) can be in med school at 17, which would mean that higher education in Egypt is like secondary education in the free world. Is this true? In America, students start college (higher education) at 18 and finish at 22 typically, but I heard that Egyptian students (like Zarqawi) can be in medical school, or other graduate studies at 17, which would mean that higher education in Egypt is more like secondary education in the free world than higher education, since high school (secondary education) ends at 18 in the US. This website: says that college in Egypt lasts from age 14 to 17. Is that true, or does it work differently? I also… [cont.]
Asked by jdamn13 - Mon Jun 30 19:08:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all I feel sorry for all Americans who are thinking the same way as yours ... If you don't know about EGYPT then I think it's your own problem, not the Egyptians, Second, Zarqawi is not EGYPTIAN, he is from Jordan then he lived in Iraq and died there, I'm sure now that you do know Iraq, also I'm sure that U don't know Jordan !!! Third, For education in Egypt, it's level is much higher than U think, for the age students finish high school is typically (17), and they finish college typically at (21), I've Just finished finished my first year exams in Engineering and my 18th birthday is next week, I' m wondering now if Egypt is the most developed country since the students in Egypt finish high school at (17), and in America they… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu Jul 3 19:39:48 2008
University Students, How long was the longest paper you have written besides your dissertation?
Q. I am an Elementary Special Education (CI) major at a small university. I'm currently in an Educational Psychology class and working on a 25 page paper on the topic "Is Parental Involvement always beneficial for students". Have you ever had to write something this long? For what class? What was the specific topic? Should I get used to this long of essays?
Asked by colleen j - Wed Mar 24 17:38:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wrote a 79 page lab report on gamma ray spectroscopy in my junior year of undergraduate, single spaced, compact figures and tables. It was for a radiation detection and measurement class, and specific topic was on gamma ray measurments of 7 radionuclides using a scintillating tube. Since this, I have written a whole lot of 30-40 page lab reports. I do not know about your major, but if you were in engineering, i would say you have not seen anything yet. I was not crazy either, everyone's reports were of similar length, but maybe we were all just crazy. I also type up (physics) assignments for a particular class I am taking, they are usually 20 pages. In previous classes, some of my handwritten work including assignments and exams (i… [cont.]
Answered by Bent Snowman - Wed Mar 24 19:55:11 2010
Q. I am an Elementary Special Education (CI) major at a small university. I'm currently in an Educational Psychology class and working on a 25 page paper on the topic "Is Parental Involvement always beneficial for students". Have you ever had to write something this long? For what class? What was the specific topic? Should I get used to this long of essays?
Asked by colleen j - Wed Mar 24 17:38:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wrote a 79 page lab report on gamma ray spectroscopy in my junior year of undergraduate, single spaced, compact figures and tables. It was for a radiation detection and measurement class, and specific topic was on gamma ray measurments of 7 radionuclides using a scintillating tube. Since this, I have written a whole lot of 30-40 page lab reports. I do not know about your major, but if you were in engineering, i would say you have not seen anything yet. I was not crazy either, everyone's reports were of similar length, but maybe we were all just crazy. I also type up (physics) assignments for a particular class I am taking, they are usually 20 pages. In previous classes, some of my handwritten work including assignments and exams (i… [cont.]
Answered by Bent Snowman - Wed Mar 24 19:55:11 2010
Can a teacher post student names on an Excel spread sheet that students access via link from the school websit?
Q. The students are working in groups. The groups are on a spread sheet. Can the list be made available via the school website? They would have to click on a link to open Excel. Is this legal?
Asked by mumbojumbo - Sun Nov 2 01:38:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Students' privacy and anonimity have become essential to their safety and well-being in these difficult times. The names of pupils attending a certain school should not be disclosed directly or indirectly outside the school environment and particularly on the internet. Once the name of a pupil has been provided in connection with a specific school on an official website that is open to all, he or she is easily trackable and anyone with ill intent knows where to get hold of this particular student and harass him/her; it might give information to a paedophile or, in the case of parental separations, the ability to get hold of the child despite a court order forbiding access. This is also why press releases about a student's particular… [cont.]
Answered by WISE OWL - Sun Nov 2 03:57:01 2008
Q. The students are working in groups. The groups are on a spread sheet. Can the list be made available via the school website? They would have to click on a link to open Excel. Is this legal?
Asked by mumbojumbo - Sun Nov 2 01:38:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Students' privacy and anonimity have become essential to their safety and well-being in these difficult times. The names of pupils attending a certain school should not be disclosed directly or indirectly outside the school environment and particularly on the internet. Once the name of a pupil has been provided in connection with a specific school on an official website that is open to all, he or she is easily trackable and anyone with ill intent knows where to get hold of this particular student and harass him/her; it might give information to a paedophile or, in the case of parental separations, the ability to get hold of the child despite a court order forbiding access. This is also why press releases about a student's particular… [cont.]
Answered by WISE OWL - Sun Nov 2 03:57:01 2008
3 students are planning to rent an apartment for a 4 and share equally in the cost. By adding a fourt?
Q. Three students are planning to rent an apartment for a year and share equally in the cost. By adding a fourth person, each person could save $75 a month. How much is the monthly rent?
Asked by Marlene - Wed Jul 15 13:02:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. $900 total monthly rent for all four people.
Answered by steve b - Thu Jul 16 13:05:39 2009
Q. Three students are planning to rent an apartment for a year and share equally in the cost. By adding a fourth person, each person could save $75 a month. How much is the monthly rent?
Asked by Marlene - Wed Jul 15 13:02:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. $900 total monthly rent for all four people.
Answered by steve b - Thu Jul 16 13:05:39 2009
Do students have to take the board test to obtain a license in business management?
Q. After a 4 years program do people still have to take the board test( certification license to practice in business management? If so, what exams must they take? where is given? How much does it cost? do graduate students have to take a special course in order to take it?
Asked by marilou - Thu Nov 20 00:14:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do not have to take a board test to get the license..
Answered by Ed Atun - Thu Nov 20 10:23:56 2008
Q. After a 4 years program do people still have to take the board test( certification license to practice in business management? If so, what exams must they take? where is given? How much does it cost? do graduate students have to take a special course in order to take it?
Asked by marilou - Thu Nov 20 00:14:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do not have to take a board test to get the license..
Answered by Ed Atun - Thu Nov 20 10:23:56 2008
What sets the intelligent students apart from the not so bright students?
Q. Is it all genetics? I dislike when the feeling of disappointment set in when I enter a class expecting to get an A in it. I find that I am perhaps intimidated by students who are quick. What can I do to perform at my peak all year long. Put in more hours to study.
Asked by .,.,. - Mon Jan 25 19:45:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its best to forget about grades and learn everything you want to then one day you will do something great that all the people who worried about getting a good grade could never dream of doing
Answered by 6tiger9 - Mon Jan 25 19:53:20 2010
Q. Is it all genetics? I dislike when the feeling of disappointment set in when I enter a class expecting to get an A in it. I find that I am perhaps intimidated by students who are quick. What can I do to perform at my peak all year long. Put in more hours to study.
Asked by .,.,. - Mon Jan 25 19:45:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its best to forget about grades and learn everything you want to then one day you will do something great that all the people who worried about getting a good grade could never dream of doing
Answered by 6tiger9 - Mon Jan 25 19:53:20 2010
How do I encourage my students to participate more in class?
Q. During class time the students ( Gr.7 ) don't participate. There is usually only like two students who always answer as the rest don't. How can I make them or teach them to participate?
Asked by Q - Mon Feb 26 15:58:15 2007 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "only like two students" I know you're flustered, but don't use 'like' unless you are describing something or talking about preference. That's the die-hard English teacher in me talking. As for getting students to participate, there are ways to do that. You can use a ticket system. Give them each two or three slips of paper, and each time they answer a question you take the slip of paper and give them either "bonus points" (they love to think they're getting something extra!) or a piece of candy or a token that allows a wrong answer on a test not to be counted and boosts their grade. Another way is to spice up your instruction. You might have fallen into a rut during your frustration. Kids love new things and playing games. My… [cont.]
Answered by Aelita - Mon Feb 26 16:25:46 2007
Q. During class time the students ( Gr.7 ) don't participate. There is usually only like two students who always answer as the rest don't. How can I make them or teach them to participate?
Asked by Q - Mon Feb 26 15:58:15 2007 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "only like two students" I know you're flustered, but don't use 'like' unless you are describing something or talking about preference. That's the die-hard English teacher in me talking. As for getting students to participate, there are ways to do that. You can use a ticket system. Give them each two or three slips of paper, and each time they answer a question you take the slip of paper and give them either "bonus points" (they love to think they're getting something extra!) or a piece of candy or a token that allows a wrong answer on a test not to be counted and boosts their grade. Another way is to spice up your instruction. You might have fallen into a rut during your frustration. Kids love new things and playing games. My… [cont.]
Answered by Aelita - Mon Feb 26 16:25:46 2007
How many students are enrolled in the mechanical engineering program at the University of Florida?
Q. I am interested in attending UF for ME but I cannot seem to find the number of students enrolled, specifically undergraduate. If you have an online source I would like to check that out also.
Asked by Josh S - Fri Apr 24 21:52:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are 98 freshmen, 172 sophomores, 230 juniors, 401 seniors, and 287 graduate students.
Answered by Richard - Fri Apr 24 22:45:07 2009
Q. I am interested in attending UF for ME but I cannot seem to find the number of students enrolled, specifically undergraduate. If you have an online source I would like to check that out also.
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A. There are 98 freshmen, 172 sophomores, 230 juniors, 401 seniors, and 287 graduate students.
Answered by Richard - Fri Apr 24 22:45:07 2009
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