Square root

The Spelling In Parts Strategy (SIP) helped students improve spelling by breaking words into syllables, saying the syllables and spelling each syllable separately rather than looking at the word as a whole (Powell & Aram 2008). The success of this strategy seems to be based on the combination of hearing the word, using the common spelling patterns, focusing visual attention on the unusual patterns and dividing the words into chunks (Powell & Aram 2008). It has also been observed that there is…

Throughout history, the human race has struggled with whether it is essentially good or inherently evil. Even the greatest minds have had difficulty finding a definitive answer to this perplexing conundrum. Saint Augustine of Hippo, Hobbes, and Nietzsche all pondered this and were unable to come up with a simple answer. Fortunately, the debate that has lasted for millennia is coming to a halt. However, in order to successfully analyze the ways of humankind, a clear framework must be established.…

which can be identified in the jewelry making of the historic Anglo-Saxons. Among the most brilliant of artifacts ever found was uncovered in 1771 by the Reverend Brian Faussett who unearthed the most renowned brooch ever discovered on the island with roots in the Anglo-Saxon period. Found on Kingston Downs in Kent County, the brooch, known famously as the Kingston Brooch, is the largest and finest ever found for its time, and in Faussett’s own words from his official report of the dig it was:…

Before presidencies, there were empires. History, regardless of how or when, the subject is constructed around power, money, territories, and conspiracy. Survival of the fittest. The struggle between three particular world powers throughout the last five decades showcased the most brilliant minds, The Ottoman, British, and French Empires. While the establishment of facts is sure to vary across different cultural backgrounds, most would agree this time in history played a crucial role in how…

“Contemporaries have to modify and adjust history so it serves modern agendas.” So states scholar Xiao Ming in his book, The Cultural Economy of Falun Gong in China: A Rhetorical Perspective. The use of language to construct tone and mood remains not only important in the field of English and literature, but affects other fields such as history as well. The specific word choice of various pieces in both news media as well as the academic field aid the reader in passing judgement or constructing…

make the melam, polish it. If the Veena is damaged, we service it fully. We don’t make it from scratch. If the Veena or parts of it are broiken, we find the approproiate parts and fix them. 2. What is the process of making a Veena We’d first get the square feet of the wood required from the tree. We’d get the wood, and go to Shivagangai Poonga, where we’d create the shape and then design every part and join them. We’d then stitch the plastic and polish it. There are 3 sizes, small medium and…

Nitrogen fixing organisms are a very important piece of the nitrogen fixing process and most have a symbiotic relationship with legumes. Legume roots grow with nodules, and these nodules house the nitrogen fixing organisms known as rhizobium. These organisms are necessary for taking the atmospheric nitrogen and processing it into ammonia and other compounds in the soil. The nitrogenous compounds…

school, I have tutored kids from the Greater Boston area in the Ohrenberger, and the Riverdale school and Cook’s After School Program to develop their academic abilities. Moreover, the last few summers, I worked at Kwong Kow Chinese School and Square Roots, both of which are local camps aimed at expanding the academic skills of children. The kids at these after-school and summer programs remind me so much of myself. They are young and eager to learn and it was a great pleasure to help them do so…

It is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the west, the Mediterranean Sea on the north, the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean on the east, and the Atlantic and Indian oceans on the south. Second large continent, with a land mass of approximately 12 million square miles, from north to south 5.2 thousand miles and around 4.7 thousand miles from east to west, (Encyclopedia Britannica). With a great amount and variety of natural resources spread all over the continent, it has always been a source of…

Homo sapiens is the name of the species that rules today 's Earth. It means in Latin man (Homo) that is wise (Sapiens), but who are these "wise men" that have made their way to the top of the food chain you may ask? Well, they are we, like you and me, humans that have out competed our fellow homos into extinction. How do we know this though? Well, around 3.3 million years ago people started to become curious about how we Homo Sapiens came to be and human evolution in a whole. One may think that…