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Starting Strong on Vocal
Welcome writer. I'm glad you have joined us. Here are 11 things I wish I had known out the gate when I first started my Vocal Journey….
By Maria Calderoni5 years ago in Education
Why students seek assignment help online in Canada?
Academic expectations are so high these days that students are compelled to seek advice from experts. Students have various responsibilities, such as attending 5-6 hours of lectures per week, completing assignments, and balancing their social and academic lives. As a result, time constraints are a significant problem that students must address.
By david anderson5 years ago in Education
Tools to improve the article quality
Today we are facing so many competitions and reaching heights will be a nightmare. Before getting disappointed, we have to analyse our strengths and needs of readers, so that we can fully fill the gap between the readers and you to outrank your competitors.
By Shiju5 years ago in Education
After School
Agnes Reads sat at her desk bouncing her leg as the final seconds of class slipped by. Everyone else around her was likely anxious to finish the last class of the day and get on with their weekend, but she wasn’t so lucky. The bell rang, and her peers filtered out of the room as she slowly packed her bag. Shouts and conversation from the hallway were muffled as the door shut. She rose and approached the desk at the front of the room.
By Anna Impeduglia5 years ago in Education
Calypso by David Sedaris
I'm having a really hard time starting this review. I do not enjoy writing bad reviews. I love books, I love to praise authors and look for the importance of a story, even if it isn't a five-star read for me. I purchased Calypso because I had heard good things about the writing style and humor in all of David Sedaris' work. As of right now, I'm not a fan and I don't know that I will ever read another of his books.
By Emily Goswick5 years ago in Education
Who are you again?
There are two things that you should know about me; first, I am terrible with names and second, I am a “mean” person. I use quotation marks because I have been told this on a few occasions; most recently by the Head of the English Department.
By M. Morris5 years ago in Education
To Our Guardian Angel
A raindrop landed on my cheek and tricked down my face. It quickly prompted me to speed walk to the side double doors of our elementary school. I did NOT want to get any of my bags wet, especially not today. As soon as I was in the building, I walked down to my classroom with the brightest smile on my face. I couldn't help myself, today was a very special day.
By E.B.G5 years ago in Education
The Dance That Became Her
I did not want to admit it, but I loved listening to grandma talk about her life, every high and every low point. I knew I had to leave soon but I was a prisoner to her tales and grandma knew it.
By Lorna Easy5 years ago in Education
How Can I Be Sure That I am Ready to Appear for My Theory Test for Driving?
Thus, to ensure, that you are ready to appear for it, make sure you answer these five main questions. These will aid you in scrutinizing and forming a decision if you can take the exam or not.
By Click2Drive5 years ago in Education
Land Surveying Washington D.C. in 1791
He barreled up the front steps excited to study more math books and rapidly knocked on the golden stained oak door. George answered the door almost immediately. "Benjamin! Come in. I have to talk to you!" George Declared.
By Pauline Parker5 years ago in Education
Dana Didn't Know The Difference
The other day in class a student of mine said “I didn’t know that we could learn about science in art class.” In the teaching field this is what is called an “aha” moment, and it’s kinda what we live for. I was teaching my third grade students about shadows and silhouettes. As an art teacher I have learned over the years that this is something students tend to get confused about as it is common to think that shadows and silhouettes are the same thing but they are not!
By Tiffanie Maas5 years ago in Education
Trees Are Essential To Our Life Experience
Trees are not just a key to the natural ecosystem; they are an essential part of our life experience. From majestic individual trees that have historical significance or are simply beautiful, to a quiet grove of greenery we seek for solitude, trees enrich our life experience simply by just being there. Trees are the longest-lived and largest plant form on earth, and throughout recorded history, trees have been acknowledged as symbols of power, wisdom, fertility, and life.
By Marlene Affeld5 years ago in Education