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OOP demystified.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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September 1, 2005
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0072253630
OOP demystified.
Keogh, Jim and Mario Giannini.
McGraw-Hill/Osborne
2004
260 pages
$19.95
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Tip-to-tail: developing a conceptual model of magnetism with kindergartners using inquiry-based instruction.(Report)
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; ...suggested (NRC, 1996, p. 127). NSES states that young children begin their study of matter by.... examining and qualitatively describing objects and their behavior.... When carefully observed, described, and measured, the properties of objects, changes in properties...
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Qualitative reasoning about population and community ecology.
Magazine article from: AI Magazine
; ...worse, more or less, sooner or later, and so on (Rykiel 1989). Qualitative representations provide a rich vocabulary for describing objects, situations, relations, causality, and mechanisms of change (for example, de Kleer and Brown [1984]; Forbus [1984]). With...
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Creative writing devices.(Young Writer's Workshop)
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; ...your classroom into a game show to learn more about metaphor and personification. Students will write What Am I? riddles describing objects by comparing them with other things or by writing about them as though they were living things. Here are some tips...
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It was just a herbal tea ...(Children in Hospitals)
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; ...pupils were widely dilated, and he was either deeply asleep or wide awake and agitated. At times he would hallucinate, describing objects in the room that no one else could see, or conversing with individuals who weren't actually there. Thankfully, he was...
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Hartley's indicative objects: a recent exhibition spotlighted the still lifes of Marsden Hartley, finding in them a metaphorical complexity and emotional range to rival that of his better known landscapes and abstractions.
Magazine article from: Art in America
; ...distinctive in that this was the only genre in which he painted directly from his model; but, like Max Beckmann, whose style of describing objects, with its black drawing and rough manner, is often similar, Hartley was incapable of a dispassionate, empirical approach...
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Estimating eggs: Margaret Lindsay and Amanda Scott enlighten us on the teaching and learning of mass estimation.
Magazine article from: Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom
; ...measurement used for comparing objects in everyday situations. The fact that we pay little regard to mass as a way of describing objects is emphasised by the few mass related words there are in the English language e.g. heavy, light, bulk, and massive. Compare...
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