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No rectangular solids on the new test? Now what?! In my very first session yesterday about using fruit to teach math for the new GED Test, educators got their hands on the 2014 Mat...

Every student at every grade level has one or more class subjects that do not come easy. The difficult subjects require more work, energy, and time in order to do well in the class. T...

An interesting correlation was found by the parody religion FSM (Flying Spaghetti Monster). Deducting causation here would be madness. Over the 18th and 19th century, piracy, the one ...

Why is music education so important? Of the many, many reasons, I`ll focus on just one: learning how to practice, and executing what you`ve learned in the practice room is a necessary...

It`s a question I have asked myself several times as I learn more and more snippets of different languages. Knowing several languages can diversify your entire life in a blink of a...

Pierre Schaeffer (d. 1995), arguably one of the most influential composers and critical thinkers of the 20th century, is remembered most prominently for his collection of work `L`Obje...

Why study languages? It`s a question that needs answering. The last decade has seen a sustained drop in the number of foreign language learners in the UK, both at secondary school...

There are 3 different aspects involving gas exchange for cell metabolism; external respiration, internal respiration and cellular respiration. External respiration External respir...

Importance Viruses are important to vets as they are a cause of disease in domestic, farmed and wild animals. Disease in these animals can cause concern in terms of welfare, conserva...

I don't want to be insulting, but you share about half of your DNA with a banana. We have some pretty strange cousins! Our closest relative is the chimpanzee, which shares about 98 pe...