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How to convert a fraction into a percentage

By Ron Auerbach

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This article will show you how to easily convert a fraction into a percentage. And it's written by an educator who will walk you through the process step-by-step... more »

How to Convince Parents to Pay for a Sorority

By eHow Education Editor

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So you have decided you want to go through sorority recruitment (formerly known as "rush") this fall at your chosen university. The only problem is, you are not sure you can convince your parents to fork out the cash for a sorority. Fear not—-you ... more »

How to Correctly Use Their, There and They're

By NYLady

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The English language can be confusing, and every grammar rule you learn has its exceptions. In addition, many words that sound alike are actually spelled differently and have different meanings. Such is the case with there, their and ... more »

How to Count in French

By Summer Banks

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Counting in French is more about learning the accent than the words... more »

How to Count in Russian - Numbers 1-10

By Pomeroy

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Here's how to say the numbers 1-10 in Russian. They may come in handy if you ever plan to visit a Russian speaking country, or if you ever meet some one from one. Speaking Russian isn't hard it just takes time. So, stick with it and you will be ... more »

How to Cram for a Test

By eHow Education Editor

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Cramming, while not an ideal style of study, is an inevitable part of student life. Focus on general concepts, memory techniques and relaxation... more »

How to Create a Reading Environment for Kids

By eHow Education Editor

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Reading is the basis for all knowledge. Children need to learn how to read for basic survival. Thus, the ability to read grows with importance each year. Compilation of recent research identified that consistent reading in home environments ... more »

How to Create an End-of-Year Movie in iMovie

By Kurt Schwengel

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You can create end-of-the-year slide shows of the pictures you have taken of your students in either Powerpoint or iPhoto, but you have more control and can be much more creative using iMovie. Using iMovie, you can add what is called the “Ken ... more »

How to Create Comics With Comic Life

By Kurt Schwengel

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Comic Life is one of the coolest programs (mac only) available. Comic life enables you to easily make the coolest looking comics in a matter of minutes. This is a great way to recap a lesson or field trip. You can then safe the comic in pdf ... more »

How to Create Smooth Transitions for Kindergarten Children

By Kurt Schwengel

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As a teacher of kindergarten for the last ten years, I have been able to create several strategies for smooth transitions. For a kindergarten age student, many of the experiences we take for granted are brand new, and the world is full of ... more »

How to Create Timelines

By eHow Education Editor

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When it comes to creating a neat and easy-to-follow timeline, there are a number of software products or excel spreadsheets that can be used. If you are like most amateur computer users, you probably don't want to spend the extra money on ... more »

How to deal with a Bomb Threat

By Rohan

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Bomb Threats are challenging to deal with, and an emergency response plan comes in handy dealing with these uncertain circumstances... more »

How to Deal With a Long-Distance Relationships in College

By AFrieske

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Heading off to college often means heading away from home and away from your high school sweetheart. Being 18 and leaving your first love can be one of the most trying ordeals of your young life. I did it once; and here are my tips to help... more »

How to Deal With Being Sick in College

By AFrieske

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Between the less than sanitary living conditions, the hard partying, the lack of sleep and the high stress, college kids tend to get pretty sick sometimes. There is almost no avoiding it totally and it can be quite an issue when trying to deal ... more »

How to Decide on a College Major

By eHow Education Editor

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The fun of graduation—and the hangover after the graduation parties—is gone, and now it's time for college. Deciding on a college major can be an overwhelming task. But don't panic. Many college students change their majors a few times during ... more »

How to Decide to Study Overseas

By eHow Education Editor

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Studying overseas provides a unique opportunity to learn a new language, see the world and understand other cultures... more »

How to Decide Whether to Live On or Off Campus

By eHow Education Editor

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Many factors can influence your decision to live on or off campus. Consider the following carefully before committing to a housing choice... more »

How to Determine Compound Word Status

By laurapayne

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When compound words appear in written form with no space between the two individual words or with a hyphen between the two words; it is easy to tell they are compounds, but have you ever wondered how to know if two words form a compound when ... more »

How to Determine If Your Child Is a Genius

By eHow Education Editor

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Do you believe geniuses are born, not made? Do you wonder if you have one in your own home–—namely, your own child? Here is how to determine if your child is a genius... more »

How to Develop a Romance Hero

By eHow Education Editor

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Romance novelist Sheri McGregor says romance heroes have evolved as social standards have changed. "The old-fashioned romance hero was dark and brooding, a man the heroine had to win over and somehow change. She still does that, but oftentimes ... more »

How to Develop Researching Skills

By eHow Education Editor

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Research is essential to writing a quality paper for school or a convincing report at work. With the development of the World Wide Web, you may think researching is just a matter of typing words into a search engine. But there are many materials ... more »

How to Discover Information on the Connections Academy: Public Virtual School

By Angie Shiflett

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Connections Academy is a public virtual school that takes place in the comfort of the home. There is no cost associated in enrolling your child in this program. Furthermore, you also receive the curriculum, some basic supplies, a computer, a ... more »

How to Display College Memorabilia Without Being Tacky

By ehowNellie

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Many people are proud to wear their alma mater on their sleeves, even decades after they graduate. With the great variety of memorabilia available nowadays, it's not too difficult to support your college in a fun, classy way... more »

How to Divide Fractions by a Whole Number

By eHow Education Editor

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Being able to divide fractions is an essential skill for succeeding in math. Learning to divide them by whole numbers is a good starting point, because whole numbers are simple and easy to understand. They're also the most practical numbers by ... more »

How to Do an Eighteen Hole Party

By eHow Education Editor

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The Eighteen Hole Party is a popular event to throw while working on your undergraduate degree in college or as a full time graduate student. It's marked by eighteen different hosts serving eighteen different drinks and appetizers (like the ... more »