Clep Exams - Free CLEP Study Guides at Free-Clep-Prep.com A few words about clep exams and the free clep study guides you'll find on this page: First of all, CLEP examinations are considered Lower Level credit in most colleges. For the majority of the 120-credit degree plans, 90 of those credits will be lower level, with the remaining 30 (Usually your senior year) being upper level credit. If you're in need of upper level credit, DANTES and ECE's are probably what you're looking for. If this is your first CLEP and you're still feeling nervous, I've put together a list of CLEPs rated by difficulty which you can find here - **Clep Difficulty List** Go ahead and pick one of the easier ones to start off with if it doesn't matter which exam you take. Let's look at some of the CLEP exams available to us and what degree categories they usually fall into. Tip: Bookmark this Clep exams page (Press Ctrl-D) and come back often to reference the free clep study guides found below. History and Social Sciences Composition and Literature Science and Mathematics
What’s the “problem” with MOOCs? In case the quotes didn’t clue you in, this post doesn’t argue against massive open online courses (MOOCs) such as the ones offered by Udacity, Coursera, and edX. I think they are very worthy ventures and will serve to progress our system of higher education. I do however agree with some criticisms of these courses, and that there is room for much more progress. I propose an alternative model for such massive open online learning experiences, or MOOLEs, that focuses on solving “problems,” but first, here’s a sampling of some of the criticisms of MOOCs. Criticisms of MOOCs Khan Academy The organization is unclear and it lacks sufficient learner support.The videos aren’t informed by research and theory on how people learn, and this may diminish the effectiveness of his videos. Are MOOCs a Horseless Carriage? In the book How People Learn (which can be read free online), John Bransford shared the story of Fish is Fish. MOOC or MMORPG? From MOOC to MOOLE Who’s the teacher in a MOOLE?
50 Tricks to Study Better, Faster and with Less Stress Studying isn’t one task, it’s many. You may need to memorize facts or just understand the basics. You might need a broad conceptual base, or just skills. To add even more variety, each person has different learning styles and preferences. No one tool is the right one. But with fifty here, you’re bound to find something that might help. **Authors Note: I realize this article is fairly long, so you may want to bookmark it to finish it later** 1) Visualization The idea here is that you want to put abstract information into a picture. I’m not a huge fan of this method, but sometimes brute force is required. Take two ideas and ask yourself how they relate. Take a more complex idea and compare it to a simpler one. Draw it out. Most people take notes in a linear fashion, writing one statement after the next. A bit more efficient than rote memorization is to use mnemonics. This is an advanced memory technique. A variation of the link method, this one helps you memorize numbers. 17) Brainstorming
Von einem Lehrer, der chinesische Technik für seine Schule kauft Werner Kremers ist Lehrer in Mössingen und hat auf eigene Faust bei einer chinesischen Firma Dokumentenkameras (auch: Visualizer, Presenter, Präsentationskamera) bestellt. Der Bericht eines zufriedenen Kunden. Bild: flickr-User epSos .de: Chinese Bank of China [CC by] Beitrag empfehlen Der Autor vertreibt die Dokumentenkameras; er wurde von uns für einen kurzen Bericht angefragt, bevor wir das wussten. Werner Kremers ist Lehrer am Firstwaldgymnasium in Mössingen und dort für die Medien zuständig. Aus Überzeugung vom Produkt vertreibt er inzwischen selbst Visualizer unter www.wkremers.de. Zu unserem sehr kritischen Beitrag Billige Interaktive Whiteboards aus China - ab 200 Euro verfasste unser Leser Werner Kremers diesen Kommentar: Hallo! Kommentar #1 zum Beitrag 'Billige Interaktive Whiteboards aus China - ab 200 Euro' Wir fragten bei ihm an, ob er den Lehrerfreund/innen seine Erfahrungen schildern könnte. Ich fand, unsere Schule brauchte dringend Dokumentenkameras.
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List of Free Online English Literature Courses and Schools See our list of the top free online English literature courses. Learn about what courses are available and what topics they cover to find the course that's right for you. Online English Literature Courses for Credit Students who don't want to register or pay tuition can find plenty of free English literature courses available online; however, these courses likely won't provide a path to college credit. Education Portal offers this style of distance learning via short, engaging video lessons and self-assessment quizzes. Free Online Non-Credited English Literature Courses While some of the free online English literature courses listed below contain much of the content of actual college classes, these resources are self-directed, and none offer credit. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Free online materials for these courses include syllabi and reading assignments, along with writing prompts for essays. The Open University St. Survey of British Literature III University of Michigan Milton
725 Blå krystaller Det er spændende at se dannelsen af de smukke, blå krystaller. Salte danner krystaller, og en af de flotteste er blåsten. I kemien kalder vi det for kobbersulfat og bruger formlen er CuSO4. De første krystaller er dannet. · Kog ca. 2 dl vand og hæld 100 ml i et bægerglas · Tilsæt 50 g kobbersulfat og omrør til alt er opløst i det varme vand · Hæld opløsningen op i en stor petriskål · Vent nogle timer, evt. til næste dag · Udvælg et pænt podekrystal og bind en snor i det · Brug podekrystallet i forsøg nr. 2 Podekrystallet hænger i en sytråd og vokser sig større, time for time. Forsøg 2: Dannelsen af flotte, blå krystaller · Kog ca. ½ l vand og hæld 300 ml i et bægerglas · Tilsæt 150 g kobbersulfat og omrør til alt er opløst i det varme vand · Lad opløsningen stå og køle af, så den er mellem stuetemperatur og håndvarm
How DO We Learn Math? What makes it possible to learn advanced math fairly quickly is that the human brain is capable of learning to follow a given set of rules without understanding them, and apply them in an intelligent and useful fashion. Given sufficient practice, the brain eventually discovers (or creates) meaning in what began as a meaningless game.— Keith DevlinShould Children Learn Math by Starting with Counting? It seems obvious that our children must have a wide range of experience with real world objects before counting, addition, or subtraction mean anything to them. But are other topics, such as calculus, better learned as abstract rules — as a game that we play with symbols? And what about the topics in the middle? To teach effectively, I need to understand how students learn. I Learn by Discovery Collect lots of experiences.Notice patterns or trends.Develop mental metaphors to explain the patterns, and postulate rules from the metaphors.Test the rules against future experiences.
How To Use Scaffolding For Deeper Understanding Scaffolding. Nope, not the kind that gets put up outside buildings that are being renovated. The kind where your students can dig deeper into their understanding of a particular topic. The kind where they can begin to uncover previously unrealized connections in subject material. The kind that makes them better problem solvers and learners. But how can you get your students to think as problem solvers? Mia MacMeekin has created this great infographic on scaffolding for deeper understanding in your classroom. 1. Example: what do you know about ants? 2. Example: How does an ant carry fifty times its body weight? 3. Example: Can you draw how you think ants carry things? 4. Example: Can you find the answer and bring it back to class? 5. Example: Can you draw that for me? 6. Example: Can you explain your drawing to each other? 7. Example: Can you use all of your ideas together to solve the mystery? 8. Example: What if I have an apple on my desk? 9. Example: What does the internet say?
World Digital Library Home Psychology 101 at AllPsych Online Introduction and Authorship Welcome to Psychology 101. Have a seat and make yourself comfortable, we are about to start class. Psych 101 is a general psychology text adapted to an online guided format. To go to the next page and see the table of contents, click on the next page arrow in the bottom-right or skip to the chapter you are interested in by using the links on the left. Have fun, and happy learning! Author: Dr. Licensed Psychologist
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