parts of speech chemistry naming and formula writing relationships in nature how literature relates

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parts of speech chemistry naming and formula
writing relationships in nature how literature
relates to real lifesteps that lead to poor
driving techniques verb conjugation sentence
structures presidency learning trigonometry
functions of special angles rhythmic and melodic
patterns in vocal musicsentence patternsarticle
changes periodic chart factoring events that
lead to war grammar mass/ volume/ density
relationships metric system decimals base ten
multiplication genre(fairytales) how book spine
labels are setup electromagnetic spectrum
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Understanding phases of the moon and tides lab
work practice certain skills then apply them in
a game sentence skills order of operations
years/ dates chronological order of events
social studies time sequence skills in the
writing process and time lines for placing
literary movements in its proper perspectivethe
time line for development of a fetus word order
in a sentence sequence of steps to get a job
done what are the sequence skills needed to
create a project position of adjectives, object
pronouns etc (word order) what is learned today
may not be needed until next year the steps and
order in which they occur, necessary to solve and
code a program entrance of parts in polyphonic
music settingscontextual chronology getting to
class geologic time scall daily schedule Dewey
decimal steps to formation of hurricane seasons
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All math problems pay attention/attend class/
take notes/ pass the class plate tectonics
causing earthquakes maintaining checkbook being
able to follow directions seeing an end result
If I smoke, drink, or do drugsthis is what will
happen in vocal music, if you dont feel a
steady beat we wont keep together knowing what
will happen if certain choices are made in a
game what the outcome will be if the planning
process is not followed defensive and offensive
playing (PE) verb tenses (conjugating in
sentences to subject and tense) plot
development. consequences of choices
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Solving equations life on a cattle drive
history of the discovery of the atom know people
develop character/ personality in a series of
small episodes mixed with a few small ones so the
episodes and their outcomes are important story
plots and understanding WWII solving linear
and/or quadratic equations.
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Generalization/Principle Pattern
Principles of the food groups grammar rules
themes of government no division of 0 basic
principles of vocal production in vocal music
laws genetics/ evolution assists liabilities
owners equity rules for forming various
tenses of verbs etc teamwork (PE) inverse
square law for propagation of energy basic math
skills and how to use them basic laws of
algebra important principles would be related to
safety list the principles of designuse of
kinetic molecular theory music terms and how to
respond to each gravity acceleration speed of
light
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Five basic elements of narratives must know the
rules of the game before it can be played
interpreting graphslife, liberty and especially
the pursuit of happiness hot air rises cold
air sinks compare the differences between
paints concepts economic system government
systems social studies students need to know
concepts dealing with plot/ theme/ irony/
symbolism parts of speech forming past tense
not translating word for word how to write a
molecular program understanding styles of music
properties of equality style and performance in
vocal music IPDE flow of electricity political
and economic systems understanding math
(addition/ subtraction/ division/
multiplication) calculus biology hand-eye
coordinationbanking how hardware/ software work
together plant and animal structure scientific
laws racism different rhythm recognition
concepts school guidelines kingdoms numbers
speed of light
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Numerical rational numbersthemes in two
different short stories dynamics/ musical
styles knowing the difference between various
tenses of speech comparing cultural differences
compare/ contrast various software available
types of sections from equations cultural
differences in holiday celebrations verb tenses
comparing effectiveness of methods of
contraception historical sources difficult
operating math and other subjects in school
poorly skilled vs. better skilled accepting the
differences differences in time periods of music
(romantic era vs. renaissance era ) differences
between countries characters, themes, styles of
writing buying a new car vs. buying a used car
comparing realistic facts to fictional things
comparing prices of different things atomic
action structure vs. molecular action
structure 7 subatomic action structure which
way is the best to solve a problemlife in the
suburbs vs. life in the cities evolution
vs.creation comparing different languages math
properties vs. math definitions the needs of a
community/ town vs. those of a business.
intonation of like instrucments cards that
adults carry important versus non-importnant
photosynthesis/respiration plant cells/animal
cells aztecs/Mayas/Incas US life /European
life decimals/fractions
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Characteristics
Use of dichotomous key for identification of
specific plants/animals metals/ nonmetals types
of prepositions ( personal/ possessive/ reflexive
etc.) kingdoms of living creatures types of
energy atomic structure how to solve certain
problems relative strengths and weaknesses of
individuals and government law class students
into ability level work groups put vocabulary
into various categories classifying types of
animals (birds/ mammals etc) assets/
liabilities/ owners equity etc classification
systems types of wood identification of parts
of vocal musictypes of insurance claims that are
different types of insurance periodic chart
organization types of rocks grammar/ verbs/
subject/ IO/ DO.
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Long periods of timeevolution atomic modules
abstracting in composition writing creation of
characters etc.. visualize what the desired
output should look like draw ten objects from a
shape applying learned knowledge to a similar
experience chemical behavior thinking small to
understand the atomic theory view and understand
atomic models develop a theorem from concrete
examples classification systmes of organisms
library/resources
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Evergreens versus deciduous trees acid/base
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Abstracting
Convert amounts to symbols
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Use of examples to discover theorems for solving
problems interpreting others writing being able
to generalize about a discovery or piece of
information analyze how a document was designed
making generalizations/ finding exceptions math
problem solving what is rules for plurals in
Spanish geometry apply consepts to real world
applications.
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3. Does the specific situation/topic meet the
conditions that make the generalization/ principle
apply?
4. No Conclusion/Prediction
Applying basic grammar rules to authentic
speaking/ writing cause/ effect analysis of how
parts of speech are used (together apart) are
the risks of intercourse worth it? steps in a
lab project ability to use notes in exams
getting better results from a skills through
adjustments given pieces of information prepare
a final document Kennedy assassination drawing
conclusions math problem solving formula based
problems putting things all together focusing
on the Spanish tradition of family understanding
the joining of metals through fusion factoring
how supply and demand affect society interpret
data recorded from an experiment
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Deductive Reasoning
Specific topic or situation
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What is correct format for doing things if a
piece does not fit properly find out whyability
to detect subject/ verb disagreements
presidential duties responsibilities lab error
checks rechecking exams prior to turning them in
for correction playing out of tune--learning to
listen figure out how to work around that
multiple choice complex math problems
self-correction while speaking proofreading
assignments determining why a computer program
doesnt work determining why the car/ plane/
boat wont run and what to do to make it run
peer editing correct/ incorrect vocal
performances with rhythms/ beats/ notes/ pitch
etc. being able to detect errors in their own
writing and explain it proofreading discus
why conclusions are not black and white
reflective journalizing understanding climate
information teaching reasons to double-check
everything. know their error makes sense
(estimation)
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Perspective Examination Matrix
Look into the future and see what today's actions
might have an affect on gestating field trips in
the mind debating social studies American vs.
German perspectives on issues in history what
is your opinion of this piece of literature? how
is this person like me or different from me rain
forest devastation and similar issues
self-analysis evaluate the authority and/or
validity of the information a student finds fact
vs. fiction identifying motivations.
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To form opinions based on reading not on real
life working with LHB partner race relations of
the 1960s cultural conflicts understand
conflicts in characters in a short story/ novel
slavery issues (both sides) understanding of
various opinions on the theory of evolution.
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Possible Solution
Determining what data is needed to solve specific
problems factor-label method for calculations
if I contract an STD what should I do? word
problems broken furniture--method to fix it how
to wire it when power comes from different
directions looking at traffic situations
understanding accident avoidance skills for that
situation how can I create a center of
interest? take a situation and design a
solution class discussions budgeting reading
problems given a situation determine what type
of application should be used to solve this
problem how to find a resource if unprepared
for class project completion in short time
period which math operation to solve a problem
density problems and relative concepts
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Perspective Analysis
Slant and bias recognition in source
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Making a barometer catapult design of
environmentally friendly landscaping home
features using origami techniques to create 3-D
objects Invent a new game invent a better PC
to take a problem invent a solution based on
the facilities and equipment available.
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How to use an index to find information in a
book developing questioning skills developing
research skills investigation character/ story
plots in reading developing internet skills how
will components of PCs change/ improve things in
business? ability to design valid controlled
experiments career education knowing ones self
term papers/ reports etc. looking for clues in
traffic to make good predictions consumer math
laboratoriesresearch techniques if I get drunk
at a party what are my best options scientific
method scientific method
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Sight reading musical terms/ definitions steps
in respiration analyze the meaning of a piece of
literature identifying sources of error in
experimental design given a spreadsheet students
will write appropriate equations determine when
to use them H2O cycle laboratory processes and
procedures.