How to Get White Clothes BRIGHT White - Page 2 of 2 - 101 Days of Organization
Over time, white clothes can start to get a yellow, grey, or blue tint to them. This can be from body oils, detergents, or be due to all kinds of things. To make your clothes bright white (and beautiful) again, follow the instructions below. Pour some hot water into a plastic, enamel or stainless steel (not aluminum) container.
5 Reasons Why Music Classes are the Best Test Prep for Your Kids - Dads Round Table
Nothing useful going on here. cough cough. A friend of mine mentioned to me a few days ago that at his local high school in Massachusetts, the school’s private music lessons are scheduled to be shelved for several months. At this school, students in instrumental music have the option to leave a core class, once per week, for thirty minutes, to study one-on-one with the school’s music director.
Livrar-te das formigas com remédio caseiro
As formigas são uma grande “praga”, na verdade existem produtos químicos bastantes eficazes no combate a esta praga. Mas és daquelas pessoas adeptas dos produtos naturais, segue aqui esta dica para combater as formigas com um remédio caseiro. Vais afastar as formigas para bem longe da tua casa e ainda vais poupar dinheiro. Remédio: Coloca 150 gramas de cravo-da-Índia num litro de água, durante 48 horas;Deixa repousar em ambiente seco, mexendo de vez em quando. Aplicação:
What Are You Learning?
Welcome to Soul Speak! If you’re ready to slow down for a moment, listen to your inner wisdom, push through your fears, and support others on the same journey, you’re in the right place! Click above to receive these Soul-Connection Tools for free! It seems the older I get, the more I realize how little I truly know. It seems silly to admit this – especially since we’re always learning and growing and experiencing and taking so much into our hearts and our minds at any given moment. And yet, I am constantly humbled by how much I still don’t know.
Cognitive map
Overview[edit] Cognitive maps serve the construction and accumulation of spatial knowledge, allowing the "mind's eye" to visualize images in order to reduce cognitive load, enhance recall and learning of information. This type of spatial thinking can also be used as a metaphor for non-spatial tasks, where people performing non-spatial tasks involving memory and imaging use spatial knowledge to aid in processing the task.[6] The neural correlates of a cognitive map have been speculated to be the place cell system in the hippocampus[7] and the recently discovered grid cells in the entorhinal cortex.[8] Neurological basis[edit]
Homemade Zesty Italian Salad Dressing Recipe - Old World Garden Farms
Italian salad dressing is hands down the most frequently used condiment in our kitchen. Not only do we use it to top our garden fresh salads, we also use it as a marinade for grilled chicken breasts and as the main flavoring agent in our homemade pasta salad. However, one look at the ingredient label on the store-bought versions can cause anyone to hesitate to purchase. There are so many added preservatives which allow the dressings to have a guaranteed shelf life for several years.
Young readers prefer printed books
A new book called Words Onscreen: The Fate of Reading in a Digital World cites surveys that say that young readers increasingly prefer to read books from paper, not screens. More than that, though, they find ebooks and printed books complementary. Printed books are good for protracted reading and comprehension. Ebooks are good for subsequent reference and convenient access. I started arguing this in 2008, and it certainly reflects my own experience. The future composts the past.
Isaac Asimov on the Thrill of Lifelong Learning, Science vs. Religion, and the Role of Science Fiction in Advancing Society
by Maria Popova “It’s insulting to imply that only a system of rewards and punishments can keep you a decent human being.” Isaac Asimov was an extraordinary mind and spirit — the author of more than 400 science and science fiction books and a tireless advocate of space exploration, he also took great joy in the humanities (and once annotated Lord Byron’s epic poem “Don Juan”), championed humanism over religion, and celebrated the human spirit itself (he even wrote young Carl Sagan fan mail). Like many of the best science fiction writers, he was as exceptional at predicting the future as he was at illuminating some of the most timeless predicaments of the human condition. In a 1988 interview with Bill Moyers, found in Bill Moyers: A World of Ideas (public library) — the same remarkable tome that gave us philosopher Martha Nussbaum on how to live with our human fragility — Asimov explores several subjects that still stir enormous cultural concern and friction.
Quadrivium
Liberal arts of astronomy, arithmetic, music and geometry The quadrivium consisted of arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy. These followed the preparatory work of the trivium, consisting of grammar, logic, and rhetoric.
Why Singapore has the smartest kids in the world
The country's academic success has helped it become a thriving economy, and the way it has built its education system could hold lessons for the rest of the world. "Singapore is a fascinating case," said Marc Tucker, the president of the U.S. National Center on Education and the Economy. "[It] was a major British port before the Second World War.
Hop-on Hop-off Tour Berlin City: 24-hour Ticket
24 hours, two tours, one ticket: The hop-on hop-off tour passes not only all the major sights in Berlin's city centre but also remains of the Berlin Wall and trendy neighbourhoods. You can hop on and hop off the bus as much as you like at the stops along the route. See tour route here.
The Kindergarten Smorgasboard: A Kindergarten Smorgasboard Balanced Math Routine!
Happy Tuesday!! Another successful day in kindergarten! Today we had our first day of doing our word study independently! And....SUCCESS!!!
Today: Teaching Coding Through Storytelling
Learning to program can be a daunting task, and the complexity and jargon behind it can be a put off for many people. However, Finnish author, illustrator, programmer and educator Linda Liukas wants to bring a new twist to encourage young people, particularly girls, to get interested in programming by telling stories. Linda Liukas’ Hello Ruby Liukas is the author of Hello Ruby: Adventures in Coding, a children’s book published in 2015 after a blazingly successful crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter. Launched with a goal of raising $10,000, the campaign drew over $380,000 from more than 9,000 supporters. The book is designed to showcase the more colorful side of technology.
Teachers must ditch 'neuromyth' of learning styles, say scientists
Teaching children according to their individual “learning style” does not achieve better results and should be ditched by schools in favour of evidence-based practice, according to leading scientists. Thirty eminent academics from the worlds of neuroscience, education and psychology have signed a letter to the Guardian voicing their concern about the popularity of the learning style approach among some teachers. They say it is ineffective, a waste of resources and potentially even damaging as it can lead to a fixed approach that could impair pupils’ potential to apply or adapt themselves to different ways of learning. The group opposes the theory that learning is more effective if pupils are taught using an individual approach identified as their personal “learning style”.
