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What percent is 44 out of 47?
To find the percent of a number, arrange the number as a fraction. Use the "formula" of is/of. This means, the number that has the 'is' in front is the numerator (the number on top). The number that has the 'of' in front is the denominator (the number on bottom). is/of 44/47= 0.93617 To find the percentage, simply multiply the decimal by 100 0.93617 (100) = 93.617%
What metric unit would you use to measure the distance between the front of the classroom and the back of a classroom?
I would use a yardstick, a foot ruler, a tape measure, a meter stick, or a laser rangefinder to make the measurement. After I knew the distance, I could convert it into any convenient unit in order to describe it or report it to others. The most convenient metric units would be either meters or centimeters.
Name something a teacher can do to ruin a student's day?
ANSWER: As we know, teachers are the second parents of our children away from us. But when it comes to doing something to a student if he or she done something, the only right thing a teacher can do is give that student a time out in front of the class, or send that student to the Principle office. Other than that, not a thing.
What does 0.4 the decimal mean?
It means 4 tenths, but my teacher did teach us a easy way to do decimals 0.1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 and so on what ever is on those ten decimals are you put the zero in front of them thats how i remembered it when i was in 4th grade
One Day your teacher scolded you in the class You felt very bad about it Write a diary about it in about 100-120 words?
Dear Diary, Today was a tough day at school. During class, my teacher scolded me in front of everyone for not completing my homework. I felt so embarrassed and ashamed; it seemed like all eyes were on me, and my heart sank. I tried to explain, but my voice just faded away. I know I should have managed my time better, but the embarrassment still lingers. I hope tomorrow will be better, and I promise to work harder to avoid disappointing my teacher again. Until tomorrow, [Your Name]
How many ways can a teacher arrange 5 students in the front row of a classroom with a total of 23 students?
To determine how many ways a teacher can arrange 5 students in the front row from a total of 23 students, we use permutations since the order matters. The number of ways to choose and arrange 5 students from 23 is given by the formula ( P(n, k) = \frac{n!}{(n-k)!} ), where ( n ) is the total number of students and ( k ) is the number of students to arrange. Thus, it is calculated as ( P(23, 5) = \frac{23!}{(23-5)!} = \frac{23!}{18!} = 23 \times 22 \times 21 \times 20 \times 19 = 2,598,960 ). Therefore, there are 2,598,960 different ways to arrange 5 students in the front row.
If teacher is peeling an orange at the front of the classroom where in the room are the molecules from the orange least concentrated?
In the back row of students
Who is Melinda's biology teacher in the book Speak?
Melinda's biology teacher in the book Speak is Mr. Neck. He is passionate about his subject and engages his students in hands-on learning experiences.
Can or should a teacher strip in front of her students?
yes
How was a Victorian classroom set out?
A typical Victorian classroom was set out with rows of desks facing the front where the teacher's desk was located. The students' desks would be arranged in a strict manner based on grade level and gender, with boys and girls often segregated. The room would be bare of decorations and students were expected to sit in silence and follow strict discipline.
What is the t zone in classroom learning?
This relates to the action zone in the classroom. Research completed by Adams and Biddle (1970) said that the most verbal interaction between students and teachers occurred with students in the front row and in the centre of the room (where they can get the most eye contact with the teacher). This has been challenged on many occasions though with recent studies indicating that it is more complicated than that.
What is a black board used for?
A black board is used as an instructional tool at the front of a classroom. A teacher uses a blackboard to write information about the subject they are teaching to a classroom.
Does talking at the front row of a middle school classroom effect overall GPA?
Fine sir, of whom I do not know; if what you ask is if students talking in the front row of a school classroom is a hinderance to the the class, then OF COURSE IT IS
How do teachers demonstrate leadership in their classroom?
Teachers will seek to control behaviour in a classroom so that learning can take place and will do this through their leadership skills. When entering a classroom it is clear who is in charge - the teacher. This is achieved by verbal and non-verbal cues. for example they may stand at the front - they may direct students into the room. This affirms their leadership position from the start of the lesson, students are clear who is "in charge". Once the teacher has marked this territory they may roam the room guarding and controlling the students. In a second way a teacher will demonstrate leadership through motivation of a class to participate in an activity. Students do not always want to work or do the activity and a teacher's skill is to convince the students that it is in their best interests to colour in the map or complete the worksheet. This is leadership in action. Other ways may include grouping students for teamwork or pairs activities, controlling activities through peer assessment, observing students and marking.
Will smart class replace teachers in future?
No, Technology will never be able to replace the role of a teacher whether they are in front of the classroom or in front of a webcam
What is the difference between a Victorian classroom and a modern classroom?
Victorian classrooms were typically formal, with students in rows and the teacher at the front, focused on memorization and rote learning. Modern classrooms are more interactive, with flexible seating arrangements, technology integration, and emphasis on critical thinking and collaboration among students. Additionally, modern classrooms are more inclusive and diverse, reflecting a broader range of perspectives and experiences.
Are teachers aloud to stand in front of the door and not let you out the classroom?
Teachers are responsible for the students in their classrooms in a way similar to the way parents are responsible for their own children. This concept, called in loco parentis (in the place of the parent) requires teachers to look out for the safety of their students when the students are in their classrooms. There are many, many factors that could affect the answer to this question. Local rules, school rules, and especially the reason that the teacher decides to block the door would all be important in determining whether or not the teacher has the right to block the doorway. If the teacher had a reasonable suspicion that the students might be endangered by leaving the classroom, the teacher would probably be justified in blocking the door until the threat of danger had passed. (This could be a threat of a fight, the possibility of slipping and falling on spilled liquid, coming in contact with blood or other bodily secretions, or even a wasp flying in the hallway.)
