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Why is it important to respect your peers in school?
It means to treat them with respect. To treat them as your equals and not call them names or other such things. In case the question was more of "what are classmates and peers," Classmates are simply people that are in your class, and peers are people your age.
What is a cross-bench peer?
Cross-bench peers are peers appointed to the House of Lords not to support a political party, but to add their specialist knowledge or expertise. They sit on the cross bench, not on the party benches, and are not subject to the party whip. The Law Lords are included in the cross-bench peers. Full information is available at the web site of the House of Lords.
Are trippy videos bad for you?
No, not at all. They will make you insightful and deep and will impress your peers.
What is torrent peer exchange?
Peer Exchange (PEX) allows you to connect to new peers through a peer you are already connected to. Ordinarily peers connect to each other through trackers. PEX allows them to connect without a tracker, by communicating with each other.
How effective is a child learns from his peers?
Learning from peers can be highly effective for children as it fosters collaboration, communication, and social skills. Peer interactions provide opportunities for modeling behaviors and sharing diverse perspectives, which can enhance problem-solving and critical thinking. Additionally, children may feel more comfortable discussing ideas and asking questions with peers, leading to increased engagement and motivation in learning. Overall, peer learning supports both academic and social development.
What is the relationship between peers and casual friendships?
Peers are people of similar age who share similar interests. While a casual friendship is a relationship between peers who share something in common. :D
What do Wellingtons cardigans and sandwiches have in common?
British peers gave their name
What has the author Anthony Peers written?
Anthony Peers has written: 'Defending our heritage' -- subject(s): Barracks and quarters, British Military bases, Great Britain, Great Britain. Army, Great Britain. Royal Navy, Military bases, British 'Great expectations'
Which is not a social risk factor that influence a teen to use drugs?
associating with peers who are drug free
In World War 1 how were traitors dealt with?
they were shot by a number of their peers
How many peers are there in house of lords?
There used to be over 700 hereditary Peers in the House of Commons, but after stage one of the House of Lords Act 1999, passed by the Blair government, there are 92 hereditary peers left. However, some peers have died recently and their number is around high eighties.
Why did parliament eliminate the hereditary peers form the house of Lords in response to what?
Parliament argued that the hereditary Peers (or unelected chamber) were undemocratic., Parliament wanted four-fifths of the House of Lords to be elected, which would reduce the number of Peers from 826 to 450.
In chapter 7 of the great gatsby who peers from the window?
In chapter 7 of "The Great Gatsby," while Nick and Gatsby are at the Buchanans' house, Daisy's young daughter, Pammy, peers from the window briefly. Daisy's cousin, Nick Carraway, is the one who notices her looking out.
What are seeds and peers in brackets?
Seeds and Peers are typically terms used when discussing the uploading and downloading of torrents. Seeds are the number of people who have downloaded the entire torrent and are seeding it for others to download. Peers are the number of people who are downloading it at a given time. Once you finish downloading, you automatically become a seeder until and unless you remove the torrent from your downloads list.
How may people sit in the house of lords and who are they?
The House of Lords in the UK can have up to 800 members, although the exact number can fluctuate. Its members include life peers, bishops from the Church of England, and hereditary peers. Life peers are appointed for their lifetime based on their expertise or contributions to society, while bishops represent the church. As of recent reforms, only 92 hereditary peers remain, who are elected by their fellow hereditary peers.
Why are peers important?
Depends which peers you mean. As a young person we look up to our peers because of their ability, qualifications, age, background and social status. They are our 'elders and betters' Or do you mean a member of the nobility in Great Britain and Ireland, important by rank only
What are factor that affect personality?
environment food peers friends education upbringing genetics (depression, diseases) diseases traumatic experiences in childhood medication bullying
