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How to ADD any two MIXED-FRACTIONS QUICKLY

By Z-MATH

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Many Standardized Math Tests have problems that have MIXED-FRACTIONS to be solved by ADDITION, directly or indirectly, and since the tests are timed it is very important that these operations are done QUICKLY... more »

How to ADD or SUBTRACT any two fractions QUICKLY.

By Z-MATH

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To ADD or SUBTRACT any two fractions,one must first find a Least Common Denominator,(L.C.D.). The process of finding the (L.C.D.) can be difficult at times. This article will show how to add or subtract any two fractions without having to find ... more »

How to Answer Open-Ended Essay Questions

By eHow Education Editor

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It's test time, and this one isn't multiple choice. Your teacher gives you a sheet of paper with a question on it. The only problem is, you can't immediately see a definite answer. It's time to pull it together and, at the very least, be able to ... more »

How to Avoid Being Pantsed

By eHow Education Editor

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Being caught with your pants down in public probably isn't high on your "To Do" list. Although getting pantsed by a friend can be funny, it's still embarrassing, especially when you're caught off guard... more »

How to Avoid Stupid Math Errors

By NinaH

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Making dumb mistakes on math tests is a common problem. Most of us have done it, but some of us struggle more than others. If you get frustrated with math because you can’t seem to avoid making stupid mistakes, these guidelines may help you ... more »

How to Be a Hero at Your Child's School Bake Sale (Without Stepping Foot in the Kitchen)

By wordwhirler

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It never fails--kids don't remember to tell their parents things until the last minute. It's never "Mom, there's a bake sale at my school next month. What should I say we'll bring?" Rather, it's usually "Mom! There's a bake ... more »

How to Be an "Honest Abe"

By Jane Smith

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Abraham Lincoln was known for his rigorous honesty. To emulate his strong moral fiber, you will have to go beyond everyday niceties. Being a good person is difficult but Abraham Lincoln has offered you a template which you can follow. Here is how ... more »

How to Be Happy and Love Oneself Even When Being Put Down

By eHow Education Editor

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Being happy and loving oneself can be hard enough as it is, not to mention if you're in a situation where others are putting you down. It is important to keep your head up and to be confident in yourself no matter what others may be saying about you... more »

How to Be Known as a Rebel at School

By eHow Education Editor

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There's a difference between being a rebel and a troublemaker. Being a rebel can be a positive thing if you're rebelling against things because you've thought through them and realize your position is the higher road. In order to be a rebel at ... more »

How to Be More Intelligent

By sordenrace

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Everyone wants to seem suave and sophisticated. And most importantly, intelligent. So how's it done?.. more »

How to Be Queen at a School Dance When Overweight

By eHow Education Editor

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Like in the movies "Hairspray," and "Queen Sized," anyone can be the popular beauty, no matter how overweight you might be. While children in school can be terribly vicious to people who carry extra pounds, it is often the girl with the most ... more »

How to Become Student Council President in Middle School

By eHow Education Editor

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You’re only in middle school, but you already love being a leader and helping the others in your school. But you may be wondering if there’s a way to win the election for student council president... more »

How to Brainstorm for a Paper

By dhinkle

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Find a way, any way, to fill up that blank Word document. You'll probably write at least two or three thoughts worth keeping, and if you repeat that a few times you'll eventually have enough for a first draft. Then you order it into ... more »

How to Build a Classroom Library

By asksummer

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If you are looking to build a classroom library or a library for your child at home, here are some helpful tips to get more books without spending a lot of money!.. more »

How to Calculate Math Quickly

By eHow Education Editor

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You may think that people who excel in mathematics are more intelligent. The truth is that they use strategies and methods that enable them to make speedy mental calculations. Anyone can learn to calculate math quickly by knowing a few rules and ... more »

How to Calculate Mathematical Problems Using the Order of Operations

By eHow Education Editor

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Calculating mathematical problems that involve multiple operations can be very confusing. When working out a formula, it's very important to follow the order of operations to calculate the formula. Remember these simple steps when working with ... more »

How to calculate that #9 remains 9

By Never

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How to calculate that #9 remains 9. It's Simple Multiplication and Addition, And It's Interesting... more »

How to Calculate the Arc Length, Central Angle, and Circumference of a Circle

By chrisjenkins

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Learn how to calculate the arc length, central angle, and circumference of a circle... more »

How to Change a DECIMAL to a PERCENTAGE

By ElectricalNut

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Sometimes you need to know a percentage but the only information that you are given is in a deciaml form. Follow these simple instructions to change a decimal to a percent... more »

How to Change a PERCENTAGE to a DECIMAL

By ElectricalNut

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Sometimes, you are given information in a percentage but you need the information in a decimal format. Just follow these easy instructions... more »

How to change an IEP thats in place

By AskLucy

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Your child has an IEP, but she is not getting what she needs from special education or speech therapy. Perhaps learning criteria are not being met or you are getting called almost every day for behavior problems. How can you alter an IEP that ... more »

How to Choose a High School Graduation Song

By ctmem

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For many, a high school graduation ceremony will be a lifelong memory. The graduation flower and graduation motto will be significant, but the graduation song will brings tears to all that are gathered and send the graduates off into the world ... more »

How to Clean Out a School Folder

By eHow Education Editor

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If you're keeping your worksheets and other important class documents in a folder, it probably needs to be streamlined occasionally or it will fill to overflowing. That's no way to stay organized. Put that folder in shape so that you can grab ... more »

How to Clean Your Classroom for Summer

By Kurt Schwengel

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I have been a classroom teacher since 1996, so I should know how to prepare a classroom for Summer vacation or Summer school by now. Some of these tips might seem obvious, but they might not all occur to you... more »

How to Conduct a Circle Time

By Vohnny

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Circle time can get a bit chaotic sometimes. No matter what age group you're dealing with, you want your circle time to organized and fun at the same time. Before starting, you should be sure that you have all the material needed with you at ... more »