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  • How to Entertain your self in a REALLY boring class

    You're in the middle of the class. The teacher is busy talking & explaining. You look at the clock, expecting that the bell will ring in a few minutes...only to discover it's been only 15...

  • How to Put Together a Successful Student Council Speech

    Many people think that Student Council elections are just popularity contests. In a sense, they almost are. Yet, if it was, how come a "dark horse" candidate can just come out of nowhere...

  • How to Create a Polar Graph

    In polar graphing, the graph grid is circular, like a radarscope. A point on the graph has the coordinates (r, θ), where radius r is the distance from the origin (pole) and θ is the...

  • How to Stay Out of The High School Drama

    We all agree that High School just plain out sucks with all this Drama and who is dating who and who is wearing what. I'm sick of hearing it and it all leads to something bad! I'm sick of all...

  • Laws of Exponents for Multiplication & Division

    The exponent of a number tells you how many times to multiply the number. The rules of exponents follow the logic of how numerical values interact with each other. Some students choose simply to...

  • Good Speech Topic Ideas

    Before choosing a topic for your speech, there are several factors you should consider. A good place to start is by determining the audience, purpose and level of formality for your oration. It is...

  • How to deal with peer pressure in High school

    The easiest way to handle a conflict is to just say NO to the things you are not comfortable with. However, its not really that simple in all cases especially when you are around new people,...

  • How to Write an Excellent Thesis Paper

    A step by step tutorial on how to write a strong thesis paper. It's okay if you've never written a thesis before. You'll learn it quickly.

  • How to multiply ANY number by 4 (FifthShadow)

    Have you ever been stuck on a really long math problem that had to do with a large number being multiplied by 4 and you just don't want to do the whole process? This article will teach you how to...

  • How to Pronounce a French U Correctly

    If you want to speak French, it is very important to learn to pronounce a French U correctly. Even though this sound does not appear in English, the basic movements do. You just have to learn...

  • How to Write an Anecdotal Report about a Classroom Incident

    When you imagined being a teacher, chances are you were not dreaming of writing anecdotal reports about students' misbehavior in class. You probably imagined yourself leading a riveting discussion...

  • How to Memorize the US Presidents in Order

    In 7th grade I had to memorize the US Presidents. This poem is how I did it! Note - additions have been made since I was in 7th grade :) (by Mildred Holman Williams and Joseph Berdosh)

  • How to Effectively Teach - Starting Class

    About 10 years ago, each of my classes would start a little chaotically. As I took attendance and tended to other necessary duties, my student would wait. I wasted about 3-4 minutes per day. I...

  • How to Write a Thesis Sentence

    Academic writing requires a clear thesis statement, which tells your readers exactly where you're going in your paper. With a strong thesis sentence, you'll never get another comment about how...

  • How to Calculate a Tangent

    The tangent is one of the three basic trigonometric functions, the other two being sine and cosine. These functions are essential to the study of triangles and relate the angles of the triangle to...

  • How to Get Higher Grades in High School

    "Mr. Turtledove," a high school teacher wrote this article. After more than two decades as a teacher, I've noticed a pattern for success. Those students, for the most part, who earn...

  • How to Calculate the Length of an Arc

    There are many ways to find the length of an arc, and the calculation needed depends on what information is given at the start the problem. The radius is usually the defining starting point, but...

  • How to Earn the Respect of Your High School Students

    Nicolo Machiavelli said that if given a choice, it is safer to be feared than to be loved. Many high school teachers have taken this advice to heart and rule with an iron fist in their classroom....

  • How to Write a Haiku Poem Made Easy

    A haiku poem is a short poetry form that has its roots in Japanese culture. In English, a basic haiku poem is usually three lines long, although it can be written as one line, horizontally across...

  • How to Teach Themes in Literature - a lesson plan

    Identifying a theme in a piece of literature is no piece of cake for my 9th graders. For them, themes are too abstract and they often miss the ideas of a story. I developed this lesson plan to...

  • How to Teach Students to Read Drama - a Lesson Plan - Part 3

    This is part 3 of a 4 part lesson plan about teaching students to read drama effectively. While part 1 dealt with subtext and part 2 dealt with stress, part 3 is all about using pauses for...

  • How to Teach Students to Read Drama - a Lesson Plan - Part 2

    This is part 2 in a lesson plan that I have been using to teach my sophomores how to read drama. While part 1 dealt with subtext (see link below if you haven't already read it), this lesson deals...

  • How to Teach Similes - a Lesson Plan

    Teaching similes can be an abstract and sometimes difficult concept for some students, but it can also be incredibly fun and engaging. This is the opening lesson I've used for years with my 9th...

  • How to Solve Percentage Problems

    Percentage problems such as "50 is 20% of what number?" and "What percent of 125 is 75?" are often difficult for students. This article explains how to apply a simple...

  • How to Teach Mood in a Prose Passage

    Using a prose passage containing a setting can be a very effective way to teach the concept of mood and imagery. I've been using the same passage with my freshmen for years and it continues to...

  • How to Teach Paragraphs - a lesson plan

    Writing a clearly organized paragraph can be one of the toughest and most important skills that a student can master in the first year of high school. Not only does clear writing help a student be...

  • How to Begin Teaching a Poetry Unit

    Telling students that you will be beginning a poetry unit can sometimes get a teacher nothing but groans. I've used this parlor game called "exquisite corpse" for years with students to...

  • How to Teach Alliteration - a Lesson Plan

    Alliteration is a simple device to teach, but can be an effective tool to help students understand how mood and tone work in poetry. This is a lesson plan I've used extensively and successfully.

  • How to Correctly Use the "s" in English Grammar

    When you learn English, you have to understand that English grammar is not that difficult compared to other languages, but you have to pay attention to the rules and the exceptions to the rules....

  • How to conjugate present tense Spanish verbs

    Do you need help understanding verbs in your Spanish class? Do you just want to gain a better understanding of how the Spanish language works? Read on, and I will show you how to talk about...

  • How to Pronounce Latin

    "Veni, Vidi, Vici!" is probably the most famous Latin expression. It has come to represent victory since Caesar himself first boasted with it. What most people don't know is that this...

  • How to Factor Quadratic Equations, Trinomials & Polynomials

    Factoring is the process of writing a number or algebraic expression as a product of factors. For a monomial (one term) expression, it is relatively easy to find common factors. Take the...

  • How to Write a Five-Paragraph Essay

    Directions on how to organize your ideas into a perfect high school essay.

  • How to Conjugate German Verbs in Imperfect Tense

    In German, the past can be expressed in perfect or imperfect tense. The perfect tense consists of two parts, the auxiliary and the past participle. The imperfect, however, only uses one verb form....

  • How to Add Polynomials

    Adding polynomials means working with mathematical expressions that have two or more terms. Each term is made up of a coefficient (a number) and a variable or variables (letters of the alphabet)....

  • How to Use Study Tips to Pass a Test

    School is just starting and already those dreaded midterms are looming, waiting to bring dread and frustration into the hearts of students everywhere. There's no need to be afraid of that you're...

  • How to Create a Heroes Unit for the Classroom

    All of us need heroes, although ideas about just what constitutes a hero can vary widely. When students think through and discuss their thoughts on this subject, it helps them to crystallize their...

  • How to Use Adjective Endings in German

    Similar to the way they function in English, German adjectives describe nouns. German adjectives have two functions: They can be attributive (taking endings) or predicative (occurring in the...

  • How to use and understand the Spanish subjunctive verb form

    Are you a student of Spanish who is trying to grasp this "subjunctive" verb form? Is talk of subordinate clauses and conjunctions making your head spin? Well fret no more! This article...

  • How to Construct a Survey

    When creating an advertising campaign, writing an opinion paper or undertaking other types of research-based investigations, becoming familiar with public opinion on a subject can be invaluable....

  • How to Create Setting in Fiction

    A sense of place and time is essential to good fiction, whether that place is a bookshop in Victorian England or a factory in a Martian colony in the year 2400. The reader becomes immersed in a...

  • How to Use Dative Case in German

    The German language has four cases: nominative, accusative, dative and genitive. Cases show the function of a noun in a sentence. The nominative is used for the subject and predicate noun. The...

  • How to Use the Genitive Case in German

    The German language has four cases: nominative (dealing with subjects and predicate nouns), accusative (dealing with direct objects), dative (dealing with indirect objects) and genitive. The...

  • How to Use Two Way Prepositions in German

    There are four cases in the German language: nominative, accusative, dative and genitive. Most of the time, the cases have specific grammatical functions. However, sometimes the decision of which...

  • How to Use Nominative Case in German

    The German language has four cases: nominative, accusative (dealing with direct objects), dative (dealing with indirect objects), and genitive (dealing with possession). Cases demonstrate the...

  • How to Use Accusative Case in German

    There are four cases in the German language: nominative, accusative, dative and genitive. The accusative case functions as a direct object of a sentence. The accusative noun is on the receiving...

  • How to Solve Combined Inequalities

    Solving combined inequalities is just like solving normal inequalities, but with two separate inequalities combined into one. The main concept to know is the difference between the words "AND" and...

  • How to Work Out Percentages in Excel

    If you need to calculate just one percentage, it’s pretty easy to do by hand. But what if you want to calculate many at once? This article will teach you how to quickly and easily...

  • How to Graph Inequalities With 2 Variables

    You open your math book and see this problem: “please graph y > 3x +2.” Your hands start to feel clammy as you realize that the problem contains not one, but two variables. How...

  • How to Avoid Graduation Anxiety

    While parents mail party invitations to relatives and shop for graduation gifts, seniors are often battling the stress that inevitably shows up at the end of their high school years. Here are some...

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