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  • Vocabulary Prep for the SAT Test

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    Picture yourself a teenager, at home one night with a ton of homework to do. It’s late you just had dinner, you’re feeling tired, you’ve had a rough afternoon, and now you’ve got a bunch of homework to do. You grab your history book and you start reading and you got like five pages to read, you’re blowing through the text, and you come across a word that you’ve never seen before.Read more…
  • Got Brain Acceleration?

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    The Secret of Brain AccelerationAre you in the world of persuasion and influence, and convincing folks to choose and value your ideas?The Gallup Poll over the past five decades indicates the public is insulted by being called a salesperson – one who must convince others what to believe, and to act on their belief.Even the President must convince the electorate, the Congress and the Supreme Court.Read more…
  • Bullying: How Teachers, Parents, Students Can Prevent it

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    Bullying is a form of violence that hurts others and it can happen at school or during school-sponsored activities, according to the National School Safety Center. A bully’s power can come from their physical strength, age, financial status, popularity, social status, technological skills or by association. Both boys and girls can be bullies.Read more…
  • Medical Assisting Schools

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    If you are considering a career in the health care field, Medical Assisting Schools can teach you the necessary skills to apply for a variety of rewarding positions. Future Medical Assistants learn to perform routine administrative and clinical tasks for dentists, physicians, podiatrists, insurance companies, chiropractors, and optometrists. The curriculum may focus on various studies, depending on the chosen specialty.Read more…
  • The Dreaded SAT Experimental Section

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    Officially the dreaded SAT experimental section is called the variable section. The first section is going to have essays that are 25 minutes long. The essay will then be followed by another six 25 minute sections.Read more…
  • SAT Test Day: The Night Before and Morning Of

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    My students often ask me for last minute advice on what to do the night before the exam and the morning of the exam. Here’s what I tell them:After dinner, collect the things you’ll need on test day:1) Your SAT Admission Ticket2) Your Student ID or Driver’s License3) Several #2 Pencils (with good erasers!)4) Calculator5) Watch or other timepiece6) A good snack!Read more…
  • The Importance of Report Cards

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    I started dreading the day that report cards were distributed when I was in high school. During my elementary and middle school years, the cards were not such a big deal because I had decent grades. My high school grades however were another story.Read more…
  • HSPA Mathematics New Jersey Test Preparation

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    The New Jersey HSPA (High School Proficiency Assessment) Test is one which all juniors in New Jersey high schools must take and pass in order to receive their diplomas. For many, this test presents a challenge as it consists of two sections, one in English, and one in math. The English section requires that students demonstrate competency in English, both from a written and comprehension perspective; and the math section requires students to demonstrate competency in four areas in high school mathematics: number sense, concepts, and applications; spatial sense and geometry; data analysis, probability, statistics, and discrete mathematics; and patterns, functions, and algebra.Read more…
  • Mastering Arithmetic and Singapore - What’s the Connection?

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    The name Singapore derives from two Malay words meaning “lion city.” So what’s the connection between this small South-East Asian country of four million and arithmetic mastery? Well for one, the Singaporean mentality toward arithmetic mastery as the stepping stone to higher mathematics is as well ingrained in their culture as apple pie and baseball is in ours.Read more…
  • Moshe Safdie Speaks To The Chicago Public Schools

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    On Saturday, November 4, 2006 internationally recognized architect Moshe Safdie addressed High School students from the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and suburban schools at the Chicago Architecture Foundation (CAF). Mr. Safdie was brought in from Cambridge, Massachusetts to speak at the Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies for the Humanities Festival here in Chicago.Read more…
  • Reading Techniques for Teachers

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    Reading is not just recognizing and linking letters in words. Reading is understanding an author’s thoughts and ideas and ability to develop these thoughts into your own attitudes and values. Reading can teach an individual by presenting unknown world of human souls, values, thoughts and feelings.Read more…
  • Text Analysis

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    The language of the text belongs to the emotive prose. It is written in an Old English language. An extract from the Bible gives the directions to live one’s life.Read more…
  • Technology and the Age of Exploration

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    Advancements in technology, valiant journeys, and important people of the Age of Exploration created an impressive step toward the modern era. Improved technologies, such as the compass, which helped sailors along their journey to reach their destination, were promoted during this age. The brave journeys by many men were incredible, like Gil Eanes’ short, but significant voyage across the Green Sea of Darkness.Read more…
  • How to Become Fashion Model

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    In order to become a fashion model, the first thing that you'll need is an attractive figure and appealing looks. If you don't already have these, go out and acquire them first. It isn't all that difficult and most of you can manage it, if you try right and try hard enough.Read more…
  • The Benefits of Studying Early

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    One message that I have often been bombarded with is to do short periods of study all the time. 10 minute study periods, 6 times a weeks for 3 weeks leading up to your exams, will give you 3 hours worth of information. And it is the kind of information that will stick, rather than cramming.Read more…
  • Algebra for Beginners: Tips To Become An Algebra Star

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    Many people are kind of weak in the area of algebra mathematics. A lot of them read books, attend lessons and research the web to find information, interactive lessons and websites that could help them improve their algebra skills. Interactive learning (e.Read more…
  • Education for Sustainable Development for Child Education and Schools

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    Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is a rather new field of education. We can see it as an innovative kind of future education for schools linking the child’s development with the future challenges of society.I don’t think that education for sustainable development is just another buzzword forgotten in a few years.Read more…
  • The Mongol Empire

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    The arrival of the Mongols, also known to the Russians and the rest of the world as Tatars, was a major turning point in the Russian history. To give impartial consideration to the Mongols, who exacted tribute from the Russians for two hundred and forty years, we must change our perspective altogether: there is no point in looking at the Mongols through Russian eyes, the Russians must be seen through Mongol eyes. From the Mongol point of view the Russian adventure was simply an episode, and on the whole a minor episode, in a ramified campaign of conquest that included China and Central Asia; indeed, it failed in Russia not through Russian action but because the Mongol realm began to decompose from within.Read more…
  • Education in Third World

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    With the daily challenges posed by economic difficulty and other threats, governments in developing countries are working very hard to ensure that their educational institutions continue to provide a standard of education that can make its citizens at part with the educated people in more economically sound countries. To a certain extent, these Third World countries have succeeded in their crusade for quality education. The problem is that a good education comes with a price and it is often a price that many people in Third World countries are not able to pay.Read more…
  • Help Your Son Or Daughter Get A Scholarship

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    You gotta start young. Are you with me so far? Here's the drift: Nobody's going to come to your front door, knock and say, " Hi, I have a $60,000 scholarship for your son!Read more…

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