Each student sells 9 balloons.
Did girls and boys "had" the same education oppurunities...I don't understand your question. U need to work on Grammer...and also...What area on EARTH are you talking about? (Did girls and boys "had" the same education opportunities in________?)
To make the mean true, the student will need to get 94. To make the mode true, the student will need to get 86. To make the median true, the student will need to get 85. As we can see, the three numbers are not the same number. It is impossible the make the three statements true.
No, taking ½ of a number is the same as dividing it by 2. Dividing a number by ½ is the same as multiplying it by 2.
Yes, 12 is the same number as 12.0
That you have a very good education.
Laura achieved approximately the same level of education as a typical highs school senior has today.
yes
The word "assessment" is a term used in education that has the same suffix (-ment) and meaning as it is used in the context of evaluating or determining a student's knowledge or skills.
There are a number of differences in how you can use the student edition, but importantly it has all the same features and functions... (see the related links below)
Ontario. Teachers work you really hard and do not slack off like teachers I had when I was living in British Columbia. Also education is compulsory to age 18 in Ontario. Same with New Brunswick -Alberta also has one of the toughest and best educational systems in canada.
The same as a students. both the teacher and student have the same number of days off.
Inclusive education means letting a disabled student learn in the same classroom with peers without assessment of the academic benefits to the student. Mainstreaming means letting a disabled student learn in the same classroom with peers because that is beneficial to the student.
In Spanish, Ontario is still called the same way: Ontario.
A simple key consists of a single attribute to uniquely identify an entity occurrence, for example, a student number, which uniquely identifies a particular student. No two students would have the same student number.
As of 2016, over 16,000 same-sex couples had married in Ontario, Canada since it became legal in 2003. The number has increased since then, but specific data may not be readily available.
He paid the same amount as any student: he used a combination of loans, scholarships, and money his grandparents had saved up for his education. The exact amounts would be difficult to determine, since tuition at Columbia and at Harvard have both gone up considerably since he was a student.