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Extractions: For those of you interested in history or discovering new things, then try some of the links below. They will also be useful when you have school assignments to complete. http://wings.buffalo.edu/AandL/Maecenas/general_contents.html Photos of places in England, France, Greece and Italy. Many historical buildings and monuments.
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Extractions: ELA/READING MIDDLE SCHOOL LINKS ... California Instructional Technology Clearinghouse - The educator's guide to high quality instructional technology resources that support California's curriculum frameworks and standards. The internet provides and multitude of online curriculum resources. This page is a guide to sites evaluated by the District Technology Specialists and Technology Mentor teachers. The curriculum links are arranged by subject and grade span. Return to FVSD Home Page Good Places To Start All Subjects - All Grades iTools Useful site that has links to Search tools, langueage tools, research tools, financial tools, map tools, and Internet Tools. KidsClick! - Web search for kids created by librarians. Great research site sponsored by UC Berkley. National Geographic Online - Resource for information from their magazine and television productions and , of course, lots of maps. Smithsonian - "America's Treasure House of Learning" View exhibitions, explore the museums or read articles from the magazine. Teachers Net Lesson Exchange - Searchable data base of teacher created lessons for most subject areas. You can also submit your own lessons or request plans for specific topics.
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Extractions: Hi! Welcome to Jen's webpage Educational Links About Me Home Technology Portfolio Contact Me ... References Here are some educational links that might be useful and interesting to someone who needs information about education or the social sciences. Have fun! www.askeric.org This site is an Educational Resource Information Center (ERIC). It is geared towards assisting teachers, guidance counselors and parents who are interested in current and past educational issues. It provides an abundant amount of resources including a question and answer service, lesson plans, links to other educational internet sites, educational organizations, and electronic discussion groups. www.nationalgeographic.com This is a great site for teachers who want to make learning fun and educational at the same time, and for those parents and students who are interested in learning. There is access to lesson plans, a supply store, maps, activities, homework help and various ideas for learning about history, geography and different cultures. www.maps.com/learn/games
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Extractions: Due Monday, February 26, 1996 (off-campus: ~1 week after receipt) Consider the following C++ statement involving the int variables A, B, C, and D: Write the fully parenthesized version of this statement, assuming the operators obey the precedence and associativity of C++. Draw the expression tree for this statement. What value is written into C if A = 2, B = 4, C = 3, and D = 5? (Try it out on a machine if you wish, after you have done it by hand.) George hopes to become famous by improving on C++. He writes a D compiler (the name being a harbinger of the grade he will receive in the 1996 Better Living through Better Compilers Contest) that alters the precedence and associativity used in C++: he makes the operator '/' right associative, and gives it a precedence just less than '+' and '-'. For the statement above, write the fully parenthesized version, and draw the expression tree, as his compiler would interpret it. (Try it out on G eorge's compiler, if you wish, if you can find him. He is selling it cheap.) Project #0 Sorting it all Out.
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Extractions: Welcome to the "Virtual Temple!" The boat is docked and waiting to take you on your journey to explore the realm known as Ancient Egypt or Kemet (KMT) as it was known to the Egyptians themselves. According to these ancient people, Egypt was not just an earthly locality, but in fact a reflection of Heaven Itself. To them, the world, the universe and man mirrored each other. The Wonders Of Ancient Egypt Premier Web site and INTERNET BOOK on the Ancient World. Used by students, families, educators, historians, schools, "just plain interested folks." Popular Web stop. Current, extensive in range and depth, its CHAPTER designations make it a fun and focused experience. Also serves as the base for one of the largest College Online Courses - Western Civilization. The Ancient Egypt Site
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Extractions: A slightly edited version of this article was originally published in the November, 1993 issue of Monitoring Times magazine. Looking for a DX target area with lots of small stations and interesting cultures? But, one that doesn't take fancy equipment and years of experience to monitor? Just look "south of the border" to Central America. Because Central America is so close geographically to North America, even low powered stations can put in excellent signals. Unless the VOA or RCI plops down on their frequency, any SW station in Central America is likely to make it up here. In fact, some Central American DX stations are more reliable catches than a lot of international broadcasters! Historically, Central America consists of the five countries of Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. Under Spanish colonial rule, these countries and the Mexican state of Chiapas formed the Audiencia de Guatemala. Central America declared independence on September 15, 1821 and was promptly annexed by Mexico, then under dictator General Agustin de Iturbide. When Iturbide was overthrown in 1823, Central America was allowed to go its own way, but, unfortunately for DX country counters, the northern province of Chiapas decided to remain with Mexico. For fifteen years Central America attempted to be a unified country, but mostly was bogged down in civil war due to regional jealousies and disagreements. The union was destroyed and the Central American congress dissolved in 1838. Although the five countries went their seperate ways, they maintain a strong regional cultural identity.
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Extractions: Math Links Last updated: January 24, 2003 Here are some fun math sites to try. They include brain teasers history of math math help and " why study math ?". A+ Homework Helper There is also a place were you can create flash cards or use interactive tables in addition and multiplication. Algebra Online -Has an easy to use structure, plus the information is good. My only problem with the site is that the advertising is the first thing you see on the page when it loads and it can be distracting. Ask Dr. Math Part of the Math Forum at Swathmore. Math help from elementary math to college problems. Be sure to check the archives before you post your question. Remember it could take up to 24 hrs. before your question is answered. Also check out the math library for complicated questions, history of mathematics or biographies of famous mathematicians. Euclid's Elements From Clark University This site uses definitions and JAVA applets to demonstrate the basics of Euclid Geometry. Starts from very basic to more complicated theorems. The JAVA version allows you to move and rearrange pictures. The Fibonnaci Number in Nature Demonstrates how Nature uses Fibonnaci's numbers i.e. trees
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Extractions: Math 141 Syllabus, Fall 1998 CLASS WEB PAGE: http://www.sonoma.edu/math/faculty/cabaniss/Math141/math141/ INSTRUCTOR: DR. SHARON CABANISS PHONE: 664-3921 OFFICE: Darwin 133B 664-2368 (Math Dept.) EMAIL: Sharon Cabaniss at sharon.cabaniss@sonoma.edu OFFICE HOURS: TBA and by appointment PREREQUISITE: Passage of the ELM examination, Math 50 (Intermediate Algebra), or equivalent REQUIRED TEXT: Native American Mathematics, edited by Michael P. Closs Africa Counts, by Claudia Zaslavsky RECOMMENDED: Ethnomathematics: A Multicultural View of Mathematical Ideas by Marcia Ascher. (On Reserve at the library.) REQUIRED MATERIALS: journal, 3-ring binder (about 1 in. thick), colored pencils Attendance: As in all mathematics classes, regular attendance is critical. You are expected to turn in all homework assignments on time , attend all classes, and participate responsibly in class discussions and activities. If you do miss a class, you are responsible for obtaining the next assignment before the next class. By the time a child has grown up to become a philosopher, the concept of a straight line has become so intrinsic and fundamental a part of his thinking that he may imagine it as an Eternal Form, part of the Heavenly Host of Ideals which he recalls from before birth. (From The Mathematical Experience by Philip J. Davis and Reuben Hersh.)
