I have to come up with a 12 lesson program for Year 8 Science. I'm doing my program on classification of living things, and then leading into cells and cell structure. Can anyone give me some ideas for an assessment item for either of these two topics? My brain is fried and it's due tomorrow.WhStudying to become a teacher - Need help with creating an assessment?at would you like to ask?
For a good assessment of classification, you could bring in a bunch of models of different species and ask them to put them into the proper groups or some thing similar to that, that is an easy way and its fun too! Perhaps for the assessment of the cell structure, find the cross section of a cell on the internet and make copies for the students to label the parts.
Sunday, December 27, 2009
How close is Obama to his goal of creating 4 million new jobs this year?
Zero. Obama's policies are killing jobs.How close is Obama to his goal of creating 4 million new jobs this year?
- ten million and countingHow close is Obama to his goal of creating 4 million new jobs this year?
Pretty far away.
He's way off. But I am sure he will try and tell us different.
hell never be tat close
Please find me a link to that promise.
So far he's about 7 Million down......
He has 500,000 reading e-mails on flag@obamaspynetwork.com ... so he's 1/8 of the way there.
He is very far away, jobs are still being lost.
4 million jobs will never come...
I dont know but I got 2 job offers this week. Something is going well.
better question: ';on my own'; - why are you negative points this week?
- ten million and countingHow close is Obama to his goal of creating 4 million new jobs this year?
Pretty far away.
He's way off. But I am sure he will try and tell us different.
hell never be tat close
Please find me a link to that promise.
So far he's about 7 Million down......
He has 500,000 reading e-mails on flag@obamaspynetwork.com ... so he's 1/8 of the way there.
He is very far away, jobs are still being lost.
4 million jobs will never come...
I dont know but I got 2 job offers this week. Something is going well.
better question: ';on my own'; - why are you negative points this week?
Does creating an allergic reaction on your skin open up the pores enough to let bigger drug molecules in?
I'm talking about hives and inflammation.Does creating an allergic reaction on your skin open up the pores enough to let bigger drug molecules in?
no. the skin swells and squeezes the pores shut. try sweating. sweating opens the poers. so does alcohol pads. and hot water.Does creating an allergic reaction on your skin open up the pores enough to let bigger drug molecules in?
By George I think you've got it.
no. the skin swells and squeezes the pores shut. try sweating. sweating opens the poers. so does alcohol pads. and hot water.Does creating an allergic reaction on your skin open up the pores enough to let bigger drug molecules in?
By George I think you've got it.
How can I increase my speed by creating a registry entry?
About a year ago when I got my broadband internet, I was able to download at a speed of 500KBPS. Now it only goes 45KBPS. I bought a new computer, contacted the ISP about it, and they say it shouldn't be like that. I did everything there is to think of. Cost me lots. Then I heard that you can create registry entries to increase the speed using Notepad. How can I do this for free? And is it free? I spent enough already.How can I increase my speed by creating a registry entry?
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Creating An Access Database from an Excel Spreadsheet?
Is it best to import the data from the spreadsheet or to link it? Looking at the spreadsheet I think the data needs to be divided into different tables. Is it possible to create different tables from the new table that will be created in Access?Creating An Access Database from an Excel Spreadsheet?
Most worksheets are usually storing things like people's Names, Addresses, Phone Numbers, etc...
Such information is better stored in an MS-Access database. You would create a Primary Table that held all of the information that defines the people (name, birthdate, gender, race, etc...). Another Table would hold the physical Addresses, and yet another table for the Phone Numbers. These additional tables are secondary to the initial table, and are joined by a One-To-Many relationship (allowing any one person to have multiple entries in the other tables).
And it is best to save the MS-Excel Worksheet as a .CVS file before importing that into MS-Access. This is because Microsoft tries to do things with the data, thinking it knows what is best for you. By using a .CVS file as an in-between step, you can better control the importing of the data.Creating An Access Database from an Excel Spreadsheet?
If you link it only, then you can continue to update the information in Excel yet use Access for printing off your queries and reports etc. It depends on how well you and other users know Access as to whether you import the spreadsheet. However, once you import you can easily then split the tables though if you split the info in Excel into different sheets to start with and import or link each sheet separately aht would work though I should imagine you will still have a bit of design work to do with creating primary fields and linking the tables properly.
It depends whether you will continue to update the data, either way my preference would be to import the data and control it all from access. If updates are required this can be done from a form. To divide the data into more than one table you can simply query the data (make table query) based on the criteria you wish to divide upon.
HTH
Paul
http://www.pjasolutions.net
Most worksheets are usually storing things like people's Names, Addresses, Phone Numbers, etc...
Such information is better stored in an MS-Access database. You would create a Primary Table that held all of the information that defines the people (name, birthdate, gender, race, etc...). Another Table would hold the physical Addresses, and yet another table for the Phone Numbers. These additional tables are secondary to the initial table, and are joined by a One-To-Many relationship (allowing any one person to have multiple entries in the other tables).
And it is best to save the MS-Excel Worksheet as a .CVS file before importing that into MS-Access. This is because Microsoft tries to do things with the data, thinking it knows what is best for you. By using a .CVS file as an in-between step, you can better control the importing of the data.Creating An Access Database from an Excel Spreadsheet?
If you link it only, then you can continue to update the information in Excel yet use Access for printing off your queries and reports etc. It depends on how well you and other users know Access as to whether you import the spreadsheet. However, once you import you can easily then split the tables though if you split the info in Excel into different sheets to start with and import or link each sheet separately aht would work though I should imagine you will still have a bit of design work to do with creating primary fields and linking the tables properly.
It depends whether you will continue to update the data, either way my preference would be to import the data and control it all from access. If updates are required this can be done from a form. To divide the data into more than one table you can simply query the data (make table query) based on the criteria you wish to divide upon.
HTH
Paul
http://www.pjasolutions.net
How to have my text editable after creating a website on photoshop and exporting to dreamweaver?
I WANT TO KNOW HOW TO HAVE EDITABLE TEXT IN DREAMWEAVER AFTER CREATING WEBSITE ON PHOTOSHOPHow to have my text editable after creating a website on photoshop and exporting to dreamweaver?
write the html in notepad and use the %26lt;img src%26gt; tags to display your pictures on your webpage.
write the html in notepad and use the %26lt;img src%26gt; tags to display your pictures on your webpage.
Does anyone know any great tips for creating an awesome site?
The 5 golden rules:
A good site has personality, the drawings and the buttons are designed to show a style:
Example: Yahoo must be in red and must have an exclamation mark, otherwise there is something wrong, it is not Yahoo!
A good site is fast.
A good site is organized so that you can find everything in 3 clicks or less.
A good site is not a 19th century novel: to the point, draw instead of writing.
If you have to show clips, use Flash, do not try exotic formats.
A good site has personality, the drawings and the buttons are designed to show a style:
Example: Yahoo must be in red and must have an exclamation mark, otherwise there is something wrong, it is not Yahoo!
A good site is fast.
A good site is organized so that you can find everything in 3 clicks or less.
A good site is not a 19th century novel: to the point, draw instead of writing.
If you have to show clips, use Flash, do not try exotic formats.
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