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How to work out percentages
In order to find x percent of any number the general way of doing that is to multiply the number by the percentage. Since percentage means hundredths of any number, percentages are written with the decimal point moved two places toward the left-hand side. With whole numbers the decimal point does not show, and since moving the decimal point over one place would
108 commentsWhat are things you can do to improve your IQ?
An Intelligence Quotient (IQ) test is an examination of short-term memory, verbal knowledge, spatial visualization, and perceptual speed. Most IQ tests include these four areas of testing and are time...
10 comments10 Tips For New Homeschoolers
Homeschooling is a big, and sometimes, frightening step to take. Here are ten tips for those just starting out, from a veteran homeschool mom with 8 kids and 19 years homeschooling experience.
14 commentsStock Market Investing and Children: Teach Them Correct Principles
Teaching children about the stock market is an effective way to put math, logic, analytical, and reasoning skills to use. However, many kids aren't introduced to the concepts that help people make smart investment decisions in real life. This article describes the pros and cons of stock market competitions while suggesting ways teachers and parents can enhance children's learning about investing.
6 commentsHow to Become a History Teacher
So, you enjoy history and would like to teach that subject but don't know how to go about becoming a history teacher? The first thing to do is decide where you would like to teach history. High school?...
28 commentsThird Grade Lesson Plans
These are some of my favorite third grade lesson plans. I have homeschooled three children. All of them but one have already graduated. I would have loved to have found free third grade lesson plans when I...
5 commentsHow to Add a Fraction With a Different Denominator
All fractions consist of two parts, a top part, which is called the numerator and the bottom part, which is called the denominator. Thus we have: Numerator Denominator If both fractions to be added...
7 commentsNumber Symbolism
Let us look on the symbolic roles that numbers have played in different cultures, religion, beliefs and human thoughts.
3 commentsHow To Calculate Drop Rate per Minute for an IV Without Using a Pump
In this high tech world, a lot of nurses, especially the youngest, do not know how to count drops per minute for intravenous fluid and or medication. It used to be fairly simple; the physician orders 1000 ml...
4 commentsSome Interesting Math Problems
SOME INTERESTING MATH PROBLEMS I am searching through my files finding some good Mathematics materials when I come across these Math Excercises. I choose some interesting problems that are of...
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