3 Great Posters for Teaching Writing
Today I am sharing with you some really cool posters on writing. As a teacher, you can use these graphics with your students to teach them about the craft of writing. You can also use them as visual aids in your lessons or simply hang them on your class board to constantly remind students of what they need to keep in their mind when it comes to developing the writing skills necessary to thriving in an academic milieu. If you want more resources on teaching writing either through the use of posters or via the help of technology I would recommend that you check these Links. Please remember to properly accredit Enokson ,the owner of this work whenever you use his posters . Enjoy
Biblical names: meaning and etymology of Hebrew, Greek and Latin Bible names
Abarim Publications' world famous Biblical Name Vault ← Biblical names: meaning and etymology Use the menu to the left to peruse our vast and ever growing collection of articles on Hebrew and Greek names that occur in the Bible. For each Biblical name you'll find:
23 maps and charts on language
by Dylan Matthews on April 15, 2015 "The limits of my language," the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein once posited, "mean the limits of my world." Explaining everything within the limits of the world is probably too ambitious a goal for a list like this. But here are 23 maps and charts that can hopefully illuminate small aspects of how we manage to communicate with one another. The basics Indo-European language rootsMinna Sundberg, a Finnish-Swedish comic artist, created this beautiful tree to illustrate both the relationships between European and central Asian languages generally, as well as a smaller but still striking point: Finnish has less in common with, say, Swedish than Persian or Hindi do.
Young People Who Changed The World In 2014: Malala, Michael Brown And Mexico's Missing Students Influenced International Conversation
It's true: Age ain't nothing but a number. Events in 2014 made that especially clear, as young students, protesters, artists, athletes and others created change and guided international conversation. None of them have turned 30 yet, but they're forces to reckon with as 2015 approaches. Here are just a few of the youth who changed the world this year: Malala Yousafzai, age 17 Malala Yousafzai, 17, won the Nobel Peace Prize with Kailash Satyarthi this year.
Adult Numeracy Themes: Competence and Self-Confidence; Part I
COMPETENCE AND SELF-CONFIDENCE The loss of self-confidence in math, the lack of understanding of particular math concepts, and the fear of math inhibits power. Many adults do not feel confident, competent, nor comfortable in math. Many adult learners are frustrated because they do not feel comfortable in math. Adults fear math. For some, frustration with math spreads to frustration in other areas of school as well. Is this lack of confidence in math because people are limited or lack the ability to learn?
Why is English so weirdly different from other langu...
English speakers know that their language is odd. So do people saddled with learning it non-natively. The oddity that we all perceive most readily is its spelling, which is indeed a nightmare.
Webquest: New Year
By Gabrielle Jones This New Year webquest by Gabrielle Jones includes activities designed to inform students about the history of New Year celebrations and the traditions which are practised today in a variety of cultures. Note: The teacher's notes for this webquest can be found under 'Related resources' in the top right-hand corner of this page.
Math Success
Math Success Math Success + MBA Online Degrees = Rewarding Career Options Students who are successful in other subjects often have difficulty with math.
