Description : Is it abuse if a grade school teacher tells her student his I.Q. ?
Last Answer : No, not abuse in any way, shape or form. Your teacher was, most likely, just sharing the results of your test. There are plenty of gifted under achievers out there and it’s your own fault if you can’t apply your intelligence in your life and career choices.
Description : If you were a school teacher what grade/ age would you teach and why?
Last Answer : 1st grade, kids are cool at that age. :D
Description : How do you submit your code projects to your professor?
Last Answer : zip the files and ftp or email if possible.
Description : Where can I learn algebra for when my professor fails?
Last Answer : tutor or start a study group…...
Description : What would you do if a college professor had a strong accent and you could not understand him or her?
Last Answer : I think you should learn how to construct a sentence with a subject and a verb (!) before you criticize the way someone else talks. then when you’re done with that, you should read English with an Accent, by Rossina Lipp-Greene.
Description : How to audio record my professor?
Last Answer : Most people use an old fashioned tape recorder. It works pretty well. Otherwise, if you have an iPhone or Touch, they have recorders. Also an MP3 recorder would be good.
Description : Why do people nod their heads up and down if the professor is talking directly to them?
Last Answer : It’s an active listening skill that, along with leaning forward and giving verbal acknowledgement (“mhmm,” “I see”) respectfully indicate to the speaker that you are engaged in the conversation. We all probably learned these skills naturally, as they enhance conversation.
Description : There are 80 pupils in the Grade 6 level. If 15% of the Grade 6 level belongs to soccer club, how many pupils belong to the soccer club?
Last Answer : 80 x .15 = 12 pupils
Description : If you were (or are) a professor, would one bad grade spoil your opinion of a student?
Last Answer : I think most professors allow you to have one bad exam.. but you’re going to have to kick ass on your next one to redeem yourself.. don’t get discouraged.. you’ll be fine!
Description : The most important task in teaching is Options: A) Making assignments and hearing recitations B) Directing pupils in development of experiences C) Scoring test papers and giving out-grades D) Making monthly reports and keeping records
Last Answer : B) Directing pupils in development of experiences
Description : True isn't it that life doesn't leave much leeway for errors/mistakes?
Last Answer : Nope. Nothing is forever. Only death. Can a mistake make fixing things a little more difficult? Sure, but unless you committed a crime that gets you years in jail, or you catch some sexual disease than ... is making her own life difficult. She is letting a small time in her life dictate her future.
Description : A teacher can establish rapport with his class by (a) Becoming a figure of authority (b) Impressing students with knowledge and skill. (c) Playing the role of a guide who desires to help him (d) Becoming a friend to the pupils
Last Answer : (c) Playing the role of a guide who desires to help him
Description : A teacher who is not able to draw the attention of his students should, (a) evaluate his teaching method and improve it (b) Resign from the post (c) Find fault in his pupils (d) Start dietating
Last Answer : (a) evaluate his teaching method and improve it
Description : If some students fail in the examination it is the fault of (a) The teacher (b) the principal (c) Pupils themselves (d) text books
Last Answer : (c) Pupils themselves
Description : Better classroom management means (a) per group work and better interaction among pupils (b) prior preparation of teacher in the making of suitable aids (c) Punctuality of the teachers in coming in the ... creating problems (f) Avoid teaching when pupils are not in proper mood (g) All of these
Last Answer : (g) All of these
Description : Observable behaviors which a teacher can use in the class to bring home to the pupils an idea or point is technically called (a) Teaching skills (b) Communication facilities (c) Demonstration (d) None of these
Last Answer : (c) Demonstration
Description : Before starting instruction a teacher should (a) Know the existing knowledge of his students and their background knowledge (b) Be aware of the environmental variables acting on the mind of the pupils (c) Be competent enough to arouse the curiosity of his pupils (d) all of the above
Last Answer : (d) all of the above
Description : A teacher is expected to do all except (a) Participation in community activities (b) Help pupils to solve their problems (c) Taking interest in politics (d) Sponsor clubs and other school affairs (e) Keeping students' records
Last Answer : (c) Taking interest in politics
Description : A teacher generally asks questions to his pupils during the lecture, why? Options: A) Are Students Listening The Lecture Attentively? B) To Know, Which Student Is Brilliant One? C) To Know Whether The Students Are Understanding The Lecture Or Not. D) To Help The Students
Last Answer : C) To Know Whether The Students Are Understanding The Lecture Or Not.
Description : As a teacher you should not demand your pupils which is beyond their stage of growth. If you do so, it only causes Options: A) Frustrations B) Frustrations, Heighten Tension And Nervousness C) Encouragement For More Learning D) Both (B)And (C
Last Answer : B) Frustrations, Heighten Tension And Nervousness
Description : A teacher is expected to do all except Options: A) participation in community activities B) help pupils to solve their problems C) taking interest in politics D) Sponsor clubs and other school affairs
Last Answer : C) taking interest in politics
Description : If some students fail in the examination it is the fault of Options: A) the teacher B) the principal C) pupils themselves D) text books
Last Answer : C) pupils themselves
Description : A teacher who is not able to draw the attention of his students should Options: A) evaluate his teaching method and improve it B) resign from the post C) find fault in his pupils D) start dictating
Last Answer : A) evaluate his teaching method and improve it
Description : A teacher can establish rapport with his pupil by Options: A) Becoming A Figure Of Authority B) Impressing Them with knowledge And Skill C) Playing The Role Of A Guide With Desire To Help The D) Becoming A Friend To The pupils
Last Answer : C) Playing The Role Of A Guide With Desire To Help The
Description : which of the following is the most important signal factor in underlying the success of beginning a teacher? Options: A) Scholarship B) Communicative ability C) Personality and its ability to relate to the class and to the pupils D) Organizational ability
Last Answer : C) Personality and its ability to relate to the class and to the pupils
Description : In making occupational field-trips, the pupils should Options: A) Be accompanied by the teacher at all times B) Be prepared to ask questions from their guide C) Discuss their visits upon returning to school D) All the above
Last Answer : D) All the above
Description : The most important function of the teacher is to Options: A) Maintain a order B) Impart subject-matter C) Teach problem-solving techniques D) Guide pupil's growth
Last Answer : D) Guide pupil's growth
Description : Which of the following the teacher is not expected to do? Options: A) Participate in community activities such as Red Cross B) Give help to pupils in their personal and school problems C) Keep pupil's attendance and achievement records D) None of the above
Last Answer : D) None of the above
Description : The ground rules for the class-room should be established by the Options: A) Principal B) Pupils C) Pupils and teachers D) Teacher
Last Answer : C) Pupils and teachers
Description : At your job, are you allowed any leeway with being late? If so, how often is it tolerated and what are the implications if it's not?
Last Answer : It totally depends on the teachers. Some are pretty tolerant while others aren’t. And those who don’t range from being slightly annoyed by the sight of students coming to enforcing severe punishment. I’ve seen a teacher ban a student from going to class and mark them as “absent”.
Description : Do women get more leeway being critical of the weight or appearance of other women?
Last Answer : Unfortunately, among some, yes.
Description : The solitary bit of leeway to this alternative is that it finally gives your canine some choice?
Last Answer : Wozencraft included hallstromi – the New Guinea singing dog
Description : Who was your favorite teacher (or professor) and why?
Last Answer : My art teacher in high school, Mr. Graveley. I miss him! He was amazing, creative and wacko.
Description : What grade did you start learning multiplication?
Last Answer : In Tennessee, we started learning to multiply simple numbers in third grade. Yes, allusions to the reproduction of rabbits was sometimes used. I didn’t have to memorize multiplication tables until fifth grade. By then, we had to memorize them and answer questions in drills or quizzes.
Description : When you were in grade school did you raise your three middle fingers to single that you have to use the washroom?
Last Answer : No, I just went, whenever I pleased. Sometimes the teacher tried to prevent me from going, so I just went up to her and pissed on the floor right then and there, while staring at her face.
Description : What are some typical group projects for 7th grade science?
Last Answer : have them build a functional thermonuclear device that only lacks nuclear material and inertial explosives, making them a target for iranian agents trying to recruit them for their nuke programme. they ... and use their SCIENCE! to defeat the iranians and save the world from nuclear destruction!
Description : What are the different titles for grade school and university students ?
Last Answer : answer:Grade schools have grades to describe the different levels. (Plus Kindergarten for the level before grading.) Colleges and Universities use the same descriptions as high schools: Freshman, Sophomore ... four year curriculum. They are descriptors, they don't carry any meaning beyond that.
Description : What are some good activites related to exponential equations that I can do with my 8th grade class?
Last Answer : I mean, exponential reproduction is pretty straightforward. Why not start with that?
Description : 9th grade, quadratic equations, and graphing calculators.. Is this a real thing?
Last Answer : answer:When I was in school, such calculators were banned, at least on tests. The point of the class was to learn to do it yourself to demonstrate understanding of the material. Oddly, most places that “require” TI calculators prohibit HP or Casio equivalents. Make of that what you will.
Description : To the people who took college-level classes: Did your professors take/grade attendance? Why?
Last Answer : I had a few classes that had additional sessions called sectionals, where participation was part of the grade, but in a lecture hall with 1100 students it wouldn’t be practical.
Description : What did you wear to your 8th grade graduation?
Last Answer : That sounds like a lot for 8th grade. We had one prom in our high school… when we graduated. Why would a school throw more than one prom for the same cohort?
Description : What do you think of the idea that homework should not count towards the final class grade?
Last Answer : Make it 5% as they do in many college classes ( chem, bio, physics ) and the students will do it as it is meant to be done. Practice for the tests.
Description : Trying not to interfere with my grade 2-3 year old mixed gender ESL class - I need ideas for songs, games and simple things to do with the ABC and more... help?
Last Answer : songs : you are my sunshine 3 little fishes – Andrews sisters YMCA ??
Description : Americans: in what grade did you or your children learn about slavery, segregation, and the civil rights movement.
Last Answer : answer:For myself, I don't remember.It was a long time ago. My daughter started learning about slavery in second grade. She's in third grade now and their studying it again in time for black ... seems to see this as something that happened a long time ago that has little impact on her reality.
Description : Can you help me figure out what my grade will be?
Last Answer : A- is my guess.
Description : I might be getting into Honors English for 8th grade, should I be afraid?
Last Answer : Enjoy it. It will be more interesting and challenging than regular English!
Description : Is this a difficult math problem for ninth grade?
Last Answer : Depends on whether they’re going to punish people for getting it wrong, or if it’s to provoke thinking. I think it’s an actual interesting problem, and fine for 9th graders.
Description : Can you help with this fifth grade social etiquette problem?
Last Answer : My mom won’t let me go to any home parties where she does not know the parents. I’ve been grounded for the school year from going to any parties ever since I was caught sneaking out of the house to go hang with a friend.
Description : How do I tell my Mom about a BAD grade?
Last Answer : Sit your mother down and say that you want to talk to her about something serious. Then tell her about the teacher. That she is a bad teacher, and you would like to transfer out of her class. Then tell her about your grade.
Description : Need help calculating out my grade?
Last Answer : answer:edited again test average: 36/100 30% =.108 projects average: 46/100 35% =.161 review questions: 46.85/100 10% =.046 participation: 100/100 5% =.05 current overall average = 0.365 out ... reason, I would get a note from your doctor and speak to your counselor about this situation. Good luck.