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    structures according to certain rules . Originally these elements would put be interpreted as numbers or quantities, so that the algebra somewhat originally was a generalization . The adjective " algebraic " usually denotes a relationship with algebra , such as in algebraic structure . For historical reasons, it may also indicate a relationship with the solutions of polynomial equations , algebraic numbers , algebraic extension or algebraic expression. It AGREES distinguishes between :…

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    I have found that number talks are really helpful for building number sense as well as assessing number sense. When I use number talks in my classroom it allowed me to easily see gaps in understanding with some of my students. Simply learning math facts through memorization is not very helpful. I can't count the number of times that I have memorized facts of some sort for a test and then promptly forgotten all of the facts after finishing the test. Our brain just doesn't work that way. If we…

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    that showed the number and an equal number of shapes (card 5 would have 5 stars). She gave each student 2 cards and asked them to either add or subtract the two numbers. She then would ask the students who had the most or the least. This was fun to watch because they would get so excited when they could come up with the answer and “won” the question. In the other group, she had rocks with numbers on them. Students would pick a rock. They would then have to tell what number they had. She…

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    Numbers are everywhere connected to everything we do. We use them to measure years, months, weeks, days, hours, and seconds. We count them in dollars and cents. We measure in feet, inches, meters and yards. The food we eat has a caloric number attached to it. We regard success and failure and distinguish ourselves according to the number of each. We age by ever mounting time. We calculate and distribute. We find comfort in the fact that 2 + 2 will always equal 4. Numbers have definite effect on…

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    The Making of a Serial Killer In “The Making of a Serial Killer,” Berit Brogaard D.M. Schi., Ph.D discusses the possible social causes of psychopathology, the genetic mutations and the traits that typically make up psychopathy. She uses her specialties in cognitive neuroscience and philosophy of mind to address the phenomena of psychopathy, it has yet to be fully understood whether or not it is a product of genetics or social upbringing or both playing a role. Brogaard explores data of which…

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    “Serial killers,” those two words alone are one of the most horrifying title you could ever give someone. Serial killers are some of the most messed up people who have ever been on this earth. Serial killers are known as psycho human being. Serial killers are known for what they did to they’re victims. I believe serial killers are the scariest people in the whole universe. One reason is they kill more than three people at a time. Second, serial killers may rape or sexually assault victims before…

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    Introduction- thesis Serial killers have been treated the same throughout the years for the most part, but many have been proven to have some form of psychological disorders. Although they have done wrong things, it does not mean we should treat them inhumanely- they are people! Serial killers deserve to have psychological treatment and should not be denied that opportunity because of the heinous things they may have done, because of these disorders. The right to an education should not be…

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    H. Holmes: Who's To Blame?

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    Holmes is responsible for. After his arrest, he confessed to the murders of 29 people; however, authorities believe that he may be responsible for dozens or even hundreds more (Brown). Holmes is credited with being America’s first and most horrific serial killer in its history; furthermore, the study of Holmes and his murders have helped shape criminal investigations in today’s society. One new…

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    There is a need to delve deeper into the minds of a serial killer in order to make some kind of understanding of why a certain person decides to kill and what his or her motivations are. In his book titled “Hunting Serial Predators”, G. Maurice Godwin tries to answer the question of the motivations of serial killers and details extensive research conducted by Jesse in which he believes that there are a number of motives such as “to gain, revenge, elimination, jealousy, lust for…

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    Analysis of a Female Serial Killer When we read or hear of violent acts, it is socially accepted that they are committed by men, while women and children are the ones who seem to suffer from the violent acts. When women commit violence, we naturally tend to explain their behavior as an act of defense, mental illness or it was involuntary act. The idea of a woman serial killer is beyond the common thought, yet out of every six serial killers, one is a woman, based on American crime statistics…

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