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1. Times Tables - The Worst Way to Teach Multiplication November 18, 2008 Learning the "multiplication tables" is one of the first traumas that children usually face when learning arithmetic. Ask ten elementary-school kids to tell you what, say, eight times seven is. Watch as they look up and to their left (or right) and go into, "let's-see" mode. Often you'll hear them say, "Um, ah..." before give you the answer. Generally, there's a lot of hesitation. Only then, do they actually give you the answer. Sometimes it's even correct. I know, I was one of them. Maybe you were, too. Most children are victimized by the thoughtless, authoritarian, wrong way to t... (read more) Author: Brian Foley

2. Forex Price Movement - Mathematical Expert Advisor Software For Bigger Profits November 10, 2008 I often see forex expert advisor software or forex robots, which claim they can make huge gains by applying complex mathematical algorithms, to make the user huge profits - but do they work and which are the best? Let's find out... The first point to make is what has complex mathematics got to do with Forex Trading? The answer is nothing at all - because forex markets do NOT move to science and certainties, they move only on probabilities. Some explanation will make this clearer and will show you why these so called expert systems always lose. Consider this fact: 50 yea... (read more) Author: kelly price

3. Spin Your Own Tale of Sorcerers & Dungeons with Magic The Gathering November 03, 2008 Are you mystified by tales of brave warriors, mystical sorcerers and wizards that ply through the depth of deep dungeons battling monsters and bounty gatherers? If you are, there’s a game to help you live that dream a little. It’s Magic The Gathering. Just buy a pack of 60 Magic The Gathering cards, and you’re ready to begin. According to its fans, Magic The Gathering is one of the most complex strategy card games ever designed. That’s no surprise considering it was created by a professor of mathematics. But even he did not imagine that the game would be such a raging success, and Magic T... (read more) Author: Fabiola Groshan

4. Math Tutor NYC - Get Rid Of Your Math Phobia November 03, 2008 Are you one of the students who dread their math exam more than anything else in this world? Do you always look for excuses to avoid practicing mathematical calculations for you feel that you might commit a mistake? If yes, then you can now gain your confidence in mathematics with the assistance of math tutor NYC. Your linguistic skills may be extraordinary and you might fair well in all your subjects except your dismal result in mathematics. Hence, seeking the tutorial services of a math expert can help you improve your calculations and perform better even in math. When you detest math... (read more) Author: Hugh Goldsmith

5. The Easiest Way To Make Big Money Online November 03, 2008 The affiliate marketing is not rocket science. You do not need a PhD in nuclear physics or mathematics to be successful in the business of making money online. What you do need to be successful online is far simpler than that. Affiliate marketing is the easiest way to make big money online. Affiliate marketing is a business, pure and simple. What is affiliate marketing and how will it make me money and why it is the easiest way to make big money online? Affiliate programs have become very popular. Thousands of people everyday are getting into this affiliate business. Why? Well, It’s ... (read more) Author: Alexander Gorbachev

6. Vastu for cash and jewellery November 03, 2008 Before giving Vastu principles about the cash box, it will be better to first understand the true meaning of cash, money or wealth. Wealth is called Dhana in Hindi language and Artha in Sanskrit language. The word Dhana is also used for plus sign (+) in Mathematics. Thus, anything plus, positive, favourable or desirable is called dhana. Dhana means our assets in different walks of life. Sanskrit classics are full with descriptions of different types of dhana, roop dhana (asset or wealth of beauty), yovan dhana (asset of youth), putra dhana (asset of children), stri dhana (asset of life p... (read more) Author: alka kaushik

7. Teaching Programs in America October 24, 2008 Teaching programs in America is dedicated to preparing individuals to become outstanding teachers and educators. Based in a tradition of progressive education, the graduate programs are designed to help educators find ways to make learning vital, active and creative for children from diverse backgrounds who come to the classroom with a broad range of learning styles. School teachers, particularly in the field of science and mathematics and in areas of special education, which means teaching physically challenged children, have a great opportunity in US. Indian teachers have an advantage becaus... (read more) Author: Namrata Mathur

8. Is dissertation writing a self-directed process? October 22, 2008 Dissertations are admittedly lengthy (although many of us have heard the stories of doctoral candidates in science and mathematics who present just a single perfect equation and are simply awarded their degree). A dissertation is commonly defined as long pieces of writings on a specific subject. This definition lacks in many ways and just does not attempt to answer the whole lot of struggle that goes into the making of a dissertation. Presently this trend is more noticeable in shorter. Moreover it’s not common for a dissertation to exceed more than 300 pages. Yes! Very much dissertation wri... (read more) Author: Alex Peterson

9. How To Attract Quality Traffic For Increased Conversion October 20, 2008 Almost everything related to Internet Marketing starts from traffic. Since traffic is so important for profit generation, why do so many Internet Entrepreneurs still get this wrong by doing unethical and black hat stuff just to attract traffic? You may have read many articles showing techniques to help you generate traffic but attracting non-targeted traffic helps very little in your conversion. Without a targeted stream of traffic, it is just like selling 'How to score A in Mathematics' book to the working professionals: irrelevant. This article explains some of the steps on how you can attr... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

10. Tips for Adding Decimals & Subtracting Decimals October 20, 2008 Tips for Adding Decimals & Subtracting Decimals Tips for Adding Decimals Adding decimals is quite similar to adding whole numbers. There are just a few extra steps. Follow these steps to add two or more decimals: 1: Make sure that the decimals to be added have the same number of digits After the decimal point. IF NOT, remember to add zeroes to make them equal. Example: Add 0.345 and 2.37. Notice that 0.345 has 3 digits after the decimal point while 2.37 has just 2 digits! To make the number of digits equal in their decimal parts, just add a zero at the end ... (read more) Author: iCoachMath Math

11. Elementary Math - Building Blocks for All Higher Mathematics October 20, 2008 Elementary Math – Building Blocks for All Higher Mathematics Math is a set of interrelated concepts. One concept serves as the prerequisite for many other concepts. Math at early years of elementary school forms the basis for K-12 mathematics. For any student, success in mathematics at elementary school-level is critical as it leads to future success in relation to middle and high school mathematics, university entrance etc. To enable students to focus on more difficult tasks such as problem solving, proficiency in basic math concepts is vital. Otherwise, students wil... (read more) Author: iCoachMath Math

12. How You Can Measure The Size Of Planets October 16, 2008 Ever wondered how scientists came up with planet sizes? It's not like somebody took a really long measuring tape and wrapped this around one planet to take its specs, right? Well, it has to do with mathematics and the gift of observation. Distance did it Back in the day, it was Copernicus who found out how to compute the approximate distance between planets by using trigonometry. It was discovered that the distances were all relative to the distance between the Sun and our planet Earth, called the astronomical unit. Only problem was, the scientists during that time didn't know the figure... (read more) Author: Jeff Seward

13. The Flower of Life and its popularity in the world October 09, 2008 Mathematics is the universal language. This is a statement that many people use because mathematics cannot be twisted and turned into what you want it to be and there is a unique solution for every problem. No matter the method used, the outcome is the same. There are a few geometrical figures in this world that have been depicted as sacred geometry. Among them we can name the Seed of Life, the Flower of Life, the Tree of Life, the Fruit of Life and a few more, symbols that people believe to hold the answers to a lot of things. The names for these symbols have been attributed to them... (read more) Author: Clint Jhonson

14. Mathematical Function of the Brain October 08, 2008 Most students find Math as the most difficult subject in school. This belief then relates with their emotional response toward the subject, which then manifest in the action of not paying enough attention while the course is being held. When they receive their test result, they become more disappointed, which add up their aversion to Mathematics. I personally find in my daily practice as education consultant, this amusing phenomenon most likely happens with kids of elementary school. Like one recent client that I’m still working with, a son of a Headmaster of one well-known school in Jaka... (read more) Author: Yovan P. Putra

15. Plastic Surgery: The Mathematics of Beauty October 03, 2008 Have you ever stopped to think why you find something beautiful? Sure, it’s nice to look at, but why? Cultural norms play a big role in the way we observe the world around us, but when it comes right down to it some things are just innately pleasing. For centuries many scientists and artists alike have been researching and implementing Phi, a mysterious quantity that appears in the proportions of the human body, plants, DNA and the solar system, to name but a few. Derived from the Fibonacci Sequence, Phi is valued at 1.618 (approximately) and also known as the Golden Ratio or Devine Propo... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

16. Is Betting Exchange Online Poker Is A Game of Skill or Game of Luck? October 02, 2008 Betting Exchange Online poker is gaining popularity at a tremendous rate. The reason for their popularity is that people around the world love gambling in online poker casinos, since they allow people to gamble from the comfort of their homes. The factor, which attracts people towards betting exchange online casino poker, is that anyone may play and win money online. Professional poker players consider online casino poker as a game of skill rather than a game of luck. Professional poker players believe that betting exchange online casino poker is a game of discipline, focus, psychology... (read more) Author: Eric Smith

17. Exchange Cash Theory October 02, 2008 The Exchange cash theory is a product that has been designed to net you a profit on your bets at betfair. The name alone should tell you what this site is all about and what the product is for, but in case you are not in the loop, well it is all about bets probabilities and the game of luck. With this product, you should end up being more ‘lucky’ than the rest. Most of the online gaming systems are based to a certain extent on mathematics and it only figures that you ca turn out to be more lucky with a mathematic model, one that can at least go some way to ensuring you a profit on your bets. ... (read more) Author: reuben wallis

18. Fundamentals of Theoretical and Applied Mathematics: Role of Ancient Arabian and Egyptian Scientist September 29, 2008 The achievements of Muslims in the field of mathematics are extremely remarkable. A regular study of this science, like all other sciences, was begun during the reign of the second Abbasi Caliph, Al-Mansür in. the second half of the eighth century A.C. During this period the work on mathematics was exclusively done by Muslims.1 Some stimulus came from Indian and Greek works which were later translated into ‘Arabic. The investigations were carried out, and until the end of the fifth century A.H. /the 11th century A.C., nearly all of the original and creative work was done by Muslims, and even t... (read more) Author: Md. Wasim Aktar

19. Prepaid Cell Phone Service is the Obvious Choice September 29, 2008 For wireless users who want the best value for their money, prepaid cell phone service is the obvious choice. The majority of minutes purchased through postpaid plans are not used during the course of the month, and the average monthly bill for contract users is 20% higher than the plans list pricing. It's not a mystery. It's just simple mathematics and consumer logic. Postpaid contract plans appear to be about nailing wireless users to the wall with unfair rates, hidden fees, and terms of service that can be renewed even without a customer's consent. People who glean some sort of st... (read more) Author: Tim Whiston

20. Choices Abound with Engineering Careers September 25, 2008 Do you want an engineering career? Many people choose engineering as a career they would like to get into, but then there is the dilemma of exactly which engineering path to take as there are countless choices in this exciting and dynamic field. The basic outline of what an engineer does involves the design and manufacture of machines, systems, structures and processes. Engineering involves mathematics, science and creative thinking. Engineers thus must be exceptionally intelligent and have knowledge of the field that they are aiming to immerse themselves in. Some engineers create br... (read more) Author: Jennifer Charleston

21. Top Ten UK University - The University of Warwick September 22, 2008 The university has 16,000 students, including 4,000 international students from over 120 countries. It offers a wide variety of subjects in Arts, Business, Computer Science, Education, Psychology, Politics, Engineering, Philosophy, Mathematics, Languages, Social Studies and Medicine. There are many excellent facilities in the university campus such as the post office, bank, restaurants, bars, pharmacy, sport centre, library, to name a few. The University of Warwick is consistently ranked in the Top 10 UK Universities on a number of league tables such as the Financial Times, Daily Telegra... (read more) Author: Loke Yuen Wong

22. National University of Singapore - Ranking Performance September 22, 2008 Today NUS is the largest university in Singapore and one of the top universities in Singapore . It has a student population of over 32,000 students, of which over 9,000 are graduate students. The university offers a variety of undergraduate courses such as Law, Engineering, Bioengineering, Architecture, Business Administration, Computing, Dentistry, Industrial Design, Medicine, Nursing, Music, Science and so on. Students may opt for a double degree program such as Business Administration and Law, Economics and Law, Law and life Sciences, Computer Science and Mathematics, Law and Politics... (read more) Author: Loke Yuen Wong

23. Huygens and the biggest telescopes of the 17th Century September 16, 2008 Christiaan Huygens was born in Holland in 1629 and he was a mathematical genius who invented several important mechanical devices including the pendulum clock. He had a deep understanding of astronomy, optics, mathematics, and mechanical devices. And he built some of the largest telescopes of the 17th century. Being a contemporary of Galileo he heard about Galileo’s telescope and he set out to improve on the design. One of the liabilities of refracting telescopes like the one that Galileo built was that because of optical problems they caused distortion in how things looked. The color... (read more) Author: Will Kalif

24. The Magic of Numerology September 11, 2008 Numerology is the study of numbers and the relationship between numbers and certain characteristics of an individual's personality. The earliest and most original intellectual discovery of Man is the concept of numbers. The set of numbers from 1 to 9 which was complemented by the most unique concept of zero which is the contribution of ancient Indian philosophers to the world. With numbers came Mathematics which is essentially an abstract concept and Mathematics then invaded all branches of human knowledge and strengthened it and also made it possible to develop the applied sciences which then... (read more) Author: J.N Pandey

25. Diet For Your Brain September 08, 2008 Diet For Your Brain Quick whats the best thing you can do for your brains health ? Advanced mathematics? Chess,astro physics?. Good diet and exercise may be more beneficial for your brain than previously thought. The best brain sharpener may be a pair of trainers.Once they`re on you feet,you can pump up your heart rate. Aerobic exercise is an excellent way of keeping your brain young and healthy. As we age our brain cells, called neurons,lose the branch like connections between them, these connections or synapses are essential for thought. Studies show that a combination of weig... (read more) Author: Robert Orr

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