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Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - Dmitry - 07-07-2009

D: exams over D:


Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - jcolwell - 09-16-2009

Hey, ummm, i have a little problem.
Very minor.
I cannot motivate myself to study at all
I am now entering year 12 (yes i live in Australia)
From year 2 to year 10 i did work amounting to nothing, I am now in the situation where i have a surprisingly good knowledge of all the stuff that i did no work on and i am having trouble retaining the knowledge that is being passed on to me.

Is there any way that i can motivate myself to study?

I am also having trouble in D&T (Design and Technology) with the damn folio work, and with essay writing.

Thanks



Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - Dmitry - 09-27-2009

In my country the best motivation - is a compulsory service in our glorious army of Russia for a year or two, when you turning 18, or rather, its avoidance by entering a college or university .. You have all the military are under contract?


Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - stardust47 - 10-11-2009

Chemistry:
What is 'convection' when described on an atomic level?


Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - X-Lancer - 10-14-2009

How much fresh water are used in North America? South America? Europe? Asia? Africa? Middle East?

solid numbers needed.


Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - Boss - 10-14-2009

' Wrote:How much fresh water are used in North America? South America? Europe? Asia? Africa? Middle East?

solid numbers needed.

This is about three years old, but this may be close:

http://www.globalchange.umich.edu/globalch...freshwater.html


Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - jxie93 - 12-05-2009

Analogue Electronics:

What's the relationship between the feedback resistor and the gain in an operational amplifier?



Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - Bear - 12-24-2009

' Wrote:Hey, ummm, i have a little problem.
Very minor.
I cannot motivate myself to study at all
I am now entering year 12 (yes i live in Australia)
From year 2 to year 10 i did work amounting to nothing, I am now in the situation where i have a surprisingly good knowledge of all the stuff that i did no work on and i am having trouble retaining the knowledge that is being passed on to me.

Is there any way that i can motivate myself to study?

I am also having trouble in D&T (Design and Technology) with the damn folio work, and with essay writing.

Thanks

I come from Aussie to so I know what your talking about as I'm at the exact same stage. What you need to think about is how important schooling is to you in your future and how much of an impact it's going to have if you don't do any work. They don't send us to school for nothing you know. People at my school are having problems with their folio's to (I don't do tech but I heard about it). You just need to do extra work in lunch breaks/after school. Essay writing is easy once you get the hang of it. I used to be horrible at it but then I learnt from a good teacher. Seek out the English teacher that you get along with the best and consult them. Good luck mate.

Bear


Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - aznremix416 - 01-27-2010

physics:

an amusement park ride has a frequency of 0.05 Hz. What is the ride's period?


Discovery Homework Help Kiosk! - Boss - 01-27-2010

' Wrote:physics:

an amusement park ride has a frequency of 0.05 Hz. What is the ride's period?

The frequency of something is the number of cycles per second. The period is the number of seconds per cycle.

In this case, there are 0.05 cycles per second. Multiplying by one hundred, we get five cycles in 100 seconds, or one cycle in 20 seconds.

Thus, the period of this ride is 20s.

(Crappy explanation, I know)