Subject area (Learning Area): Science Year level: 4 Curricular Intentions : Content Descriptor: Living things have life cycles (ACSSU072) • describing the stages of life cycles of different living things such as insects, birds, frogs and flowering plants Know Do Value • identify living things • describe life styles • recognise the different features of living and non-living things • identify the different structures of living things • identify the functions of living things • classify living things according to their structural features • identify the different parts of plants • recognise the need of living things • recognise ways living things interact with each other and with the environment • illustrate life cycle stages of living things • investigate living organisms life cycles • ask appropriate questions which can be used to make predictions • participate in the …show more content…
• Look for differences between content understanding and science processes. • Note which medium the primary pupil uses (i.e., drawing or writing). • Look for details that indicate an understanding of the characteristics of objects or phenomena. • Look at the ways in which the graphic context indicates the development level of pupils. • Note the grammatical complexity of the writing. The feedback strategy used for this lesson will be “Tweets about today’s lesson” where the students will “tweet” about the lesson and can answer either what they learnt from the lesson, what they did not know or what questions they might have. (Presto Plans, n.d.) The feedback strategy can inform the student on how students understand and where they can learn more. The “tweets” can then be put up on the wall for the students to go back to and when they understand something they were unsure of previously, they can replace it with a new “tweet” or add it to their previous “tweet” to see how their learning has
For example; M = 4 bits, N = 16 bits If P(j) = 1 (Propagation); then Group(j) will be skipped X(j): m-bits of group (j) Y(j): m-bits of group (j) Cin(j): Carry in to group(j) Cout(j) = Cin(j+1): Carry out of group(j) = Carry in to next group(j+1) (j): Group(j) consisting of m-bits numbers to add Fig 5.14: Carry Skip Adder Block diagram Table 5.3: Carry out Cases Table Case Xi Yi Xi + Yi Ci+1 Comment Ci = 0 Ci = 1 1 0 0 0
1.1.2 Graphs We have now converted information from words or pictures to tables to formulae and now we’re going to look at how we can convert information into graphs: Example: If we invest R1 and it doubles every month, how much will we have at the end of 1 year? Let’s first draw a table: Months 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Rands 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1024 2048 Now let’s depict this information as a graph or chart: We can draw a bar chart:
\section{Towards Solution} \label{sec:colocation:solution} We now show analytically how co-locating applications and data together in a micro-cloud reduces energy consumption. In the table below we list all the notations used in the model. %\newpage \begin{center} \begin{tabular}{l | l} Notations & Descriptions\\ \hline M & Total Number of micro clouds\\ A & Total Number of Applications\\ H & Total Number of Hosts\\ $E_{ad}$ & active to dormant energy consumption\\ $E_{da}$ & dormant to active energy consumption\\ $E_{sa}$ & sleepy to active energy consumption\\ $E_{as}$ & active to sleepy energy consumption\\ $m_{ic}$& Machine i in a micro-cloud c\\ $R_e$& read energy consumption rate\\ $W_e$& write energy consumption rate\\ $E_{cpu}$
In addition to looping the cables correctly, you should maintain an orderly work area by securing the cables to protect equipment and avoid accidents during production. Here are some tips to secure cables effectively. Be patient when handling audio video equipment: If you are in a hurry to set up production, you are more likely to create hazards on the sets. Investing a little extra time ensures that your crew and cast are safe. Your efforts to maintain a safe environment will result in fewer accidents and help you avoid lawsuits.
Jose, Please verify with Ms. Ana amount of returning children that are not having VPK certificate. We going to have 6 VPK classrooms during fall. Ms Sepulveda is willing to help us to contact families and to help them with the process. Please provide Report 2110 Master list of participants (Filter List 2015-16 Accepted).
4.4.2. Attack group knowledge A biggest thing is that to provide attackers to information about system. Which means to gain information about system?
Good Moring : Please find the attached application and bills for the GSEU 2015-2016 Professional Development Awards Program. Unfortunately I misplaced couple bills, I am including card statement and highlighted those items. Please review the submitted application and let me know if missing any required documents, I will be very happy to submit them. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Unit Goals: Priority: 2.NBT.B.8- Add or subtract within 1000, and justify solution 2.NBT.B.6- Demonstrate fluency with addition and subtraction within 100 Supporting: 2.NBT.B.9- Use the relationship between addition and subtraction to solve problems Simpler Performance: • Able to solve three digit problems using manipulatives and work mats. Students will most likely need extra modeling and questioning to get them to this performance. They may be able to explain what steps they are taking with questioning and modeling.
Good Evening Ms. Seed, I am working on the 2.03 assignment. I am having some difficulties and was wondering if you would be able to help me. I choose the Federalist side and only have my introduction completed. I am having some difficulties explaining the two sides. If yuo could please help me so that I could move on with the rest of the needed compleed assignements.
In-game, displaying user names seems to be the preferred method of identifying users. Out of 38 games, a system generated ID was displayed in only 13. Out of those, viewing another players ID was only possible in 3. In contrast, 28 games dis-played user names . User names can be chosen by the player himself.
The Bosch BNO055 IMU sensors come with the software package that consists of sensor drivers. In order to let the sensors to give data, these drivers should be added in the Arduino software library folder inside the computer. The driver is capable of giving the raw sensor data by using the sensor library in the Arduino code. The Arduino library used for this purpose was ‘Wire Library’, which allow communication with I^2 C devices. This library can be manually downloaded and added to the Arduino folder.
This is Marina Yudina from Acc3100 class (Tu, Th 9:55). I have an issue with my homework #2 (Bonds) grade. I would appreciate if you could look over it and, if it possible, fix it. In question 1, problem 6: I accidentally put 4,636 instead of 40,636.
October 14, 2015 Dr. Jennifer Retherford 315 John D. Tickle Building Knoxville, TN 37996 Dr. Retherford: First and foremost, thank you for your comments on my draft of Written Assignment 02 before I officially submitted the document. I found your commentary to be very beneficial because it demonstrated skills of specifically what to look for when reviewing a technical document. I took your remarks into consideration when submitting WA02, but more so during this written assignment as they taught me how to practically break down my paragraphs and sentence structure in order to fortify my paper in addition to what my sources taught. In my WA02 the two principles I was to demonstrate through my writing were “Making Transitions” and “Designing
For assignment 6.1 I interviewed Angie Wagler, Coordinator of Technology and Technology Professional Development at Norton City Schools. Angie shared that Norton City School uses the Student Information System, Data Analysis for Student Learning (DASL). Staff members with access to DASL include teachers, psychologists, counselors, administrators, administrative assistants, and the EMIS coordinator, etc. However, the level of access is different depending on one’s position. For instance, administrators only have access to their building and teachers only have access to the students in their class.
How will feedback promote student understanding? Feedback will promote student understanding by helping them create their own questions and building their critical thinking skills. Materials/ Resources/ Technology What items do you need for this lesson? Attach all documents to the lesson for submission; include all polished, finished samples.