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Native Americans, the True Aboriginal Peoples Of North America
Written by: Eagle Vale
For hundreds of years now, the Native Americans, indeed the true aboriginal peoples of the North American continent, have experienced multiple trials and tribulations at the hands of those who first came to settle this continent. Everything that they did throughout the harsh history of their relations with the aboriginal nations, only stood to benefit European settlers, not the First Nations of this great North American continent.
Back to School Bliss in 21 Days
Written by: Susan Kruger
Tips for getting your school-year off to a relaxed and productive start. This action plan will guide you through a step-by-step approach for beginning a successful school year on the home-front.
A Good Teacher Never Stops Learning
Written by: Kent Jacobson a.k.a. Mr. Success
Think about the phrase, a good teacher never stops learning. What does that phrase mean to you?
Get In Touch With Your Native Heritage Today
Written by: Eagle Vale
As a Native American, it can be hard to live in a nation where we are ignored for the most part. Our people are the true Native American people, but as we look upon our nation, we find that we have little presence and recognition in the nation's community
Understanding The Precious Culture Of The Hopi
Written by: Eagle Vale
Hopi Indian is a term that means good, peaceful, or wise. The Hopi are descendants of the Southwestern Pueblo and similarly, they live off the many different variations of corn and depend on these food crops as their main source of food. Also in their gardens, observers will find beans, squash, melons, pumpkins, and fruit.
Finding Online Support For Native American And First Nations Cultures
Written by: Eagle Vale
As a Native American in the Western world, it is even more essential that we remain true to our roots and continue to show unwavering support for each other. We have a rich and diverse culture that needs to be celebrated in as many ways as possible. We are a strong group from the tribal nations, a group that has stuck together from the aboriginal people of the native lands.
Members Of The First Nations: Embrace Future Generations To Honor Your Ancestors And The Great Spirit
Written by: Eagle Vale
As Native Americans, we share an experience. We share a belief in the Great Spirit, a respect for our ancestors and a community spirit that cannot be taken away from us, as our land has been since the 'settlement' of the Americas over five hundred years ago.
A Funny Thing About Extinctions – The History Of The Taino's
Written by: Eagle Vale
The truth is that it is not really funny. I am saddened by the extinction of many species and populations. The Great Spirit put all plants, insects, birds and animals on Mother Earth, because all have an important role to play in the grand scheme of life.
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Immigration Fuels Canada's Multi-Cultural Growth As A Nation
Written by: Marlon Harville
Immigration, the entrance of people into a country for the purpose of settling there, has always played a central role in Canada's history. In comparison to many other nations, immigration into Canada has generally been viewed as being much easier than in other countries. Canada as whole seems to be a favorable place for immigrants to gain naturalization.
Where Native American History Was Lost And Found
Written by: Eagle Vale
From the early days of European settlement in the America's, the relationship between the Europeans and our First Nation's people has been one of convenience for the European's. At times they would feast with our peoples with a great camaraderie, and at other times, they would war with our people and kill us without regard for civility.
How To Take A Test: Learn How To Handle Test Anxiety And Become A Strategic Test-Taker.
Written by: Susan Kruger
The following action plan will give you a greater sense of control during tests, which will allow you to be more relaxed and think more clearly. These tips are also good for most standardized tests.
The Types of Fountains Found in Florence, Italy
Written by: Elizabeth Jean
There were two broad classes of Tuscan water fountains known in the 1500's: the freestanding or "isolated" type, designed for the center of a piazza, court, or garden; and the "engaged" or wall fountain, placed against a wall at the end of a square or courtyard.
When The Scholarships Run Out, The FAFSA Student Loan Comes To The Rescue
Written by: Bernard Pruett
The cost of attending a public university has skyrocketed in the past twenty years. Many schools attempt to combat this problem with a variety of need-based and academically based scholarships. However, this is rarely enough to cover the expenses for the average low-income student. For those who need additional financial aid, there is the Free Application for Federal School Aid (FAFSA) program.
The How And Why Of Student Loan Consolidation
Written by: Bernard Pruett
Borrowing money to attend college these days is not unusual. Thankfully, the United States Government has made doing so easier than ever. College loan consolidation simplifies the student loan repayment process and cuts your bills in half.
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Native Americans Torn From Their Past: How Indigenous Native American people Faced Forced Resettlement
Written by: Eagle Vale
For thousands of years, we native american people lived our lives at one with our lands and the animals that occupied our lands. Mother Earth gave us what we needed to survive, thrive and grow as a people, and we returned the favor by taking good care of our Mother Earth.
Homework: Multi-Tasking Or Distracting?
Written by: Susan Kruger
Learn how to reduce homework time by reducing distractions. A high school student shares her tips on how she cut her daily homework time in half.
Charlemagne Meets a Chinese Princess
Written by: K T Ong
Explores the interesting possibilities offered in certain recorded legends pertaining to the medieval ruler Charlemagne, mainly what interactions could take place between China and medieval Europe.
Homework; The Power of 'Positive' Consequences
Written by: Susan Kruger
Learn how to use rewards to improve homework motivation and cooperation.
Cultural Crossings: 10,000 Years of Memories
Written by: Travel Alberta
The First Nations – literally, the first peoples here – likely began settling in Alberta as early as 10,000 to 12,000 years ago, after the glaciers that helped carve the Rocky Mountains and the prairies finally receded. In the south, peoples such as the Blackfoot, Blood and Peigan hunted the bison that in the early 19th century numbered some 40 million across the North American plains. Further north, First Nations such as the Woodland Cree and the Chipewyan took advantage of rivers and woodland to fish, and to hunt game such as moose and caribou.
I Left my Homework at Home!
Written by: Susan Kruger
Strategies to help students eliminate excuses and be prepared for school everyday.
Help Make Parenting Become a National Priority
Written by: Kerby T. Alvy, Ph.D.
Parents, teachers, heads of corporations and even the President of the United States are being urged to make effective parenting a national priority by signing a petition affirming the importance of advocating, celebrating and promoting effective parenting and parenting education.
December Is The Month Of Christmas, The Poinsettia, And Britney Spears
Written by: Wesley Berry, AAF
Born December 2, 1981, pop princess Britney Spears was born not just in the month of Christmas, but also in the month of the poinsettia, which is December's birth flower.
Homework; Staying Focused to Get it Done
Written by: Susan Kruger
Strategies to help you avoid distractions and stay on-task with your homework.
Ancient Bible References to Date Palm Trees, Phoenix dactylifera
Written by: Patrick Malcolm
References to Date Palms from the Bible.
How to Study for a Math Test: A practical action plan that will help you prepare for math tests.
Written by: Susan Kruger
When I was a student and teachers would say, "Study for your math test!" I would think, "How do I 'study' for a math test?" I now realize that 'study' is the wrong verb. You really need to 'practice' for a math test.
How to Study For a Test
Written by: Susan Kruger
How to Study for a Test: A practical action plan that will teach you how to maximize your brain's efficiency to effectively study for tests.
You Don't Need Wikipedia To Understand Some Basic Flower Terms
Written by: Wesley Berry, AAF
Dish gardens...corsages...tussie mussies...the language of the floral industry can be really confusing for those who aren't familiar with it.
Gear Up For Thanksgiving With Fall-Themed Flowers
Written by: Wesley Berry, AAF
The holidays are fast upon us and your florist is undoubtedly beginning to display beautiful fall flower arrangements and products just in time for Thanksgiving. And, since florists who responded to a recent Society of American Florists (SAF) survey chimed in to say that 27% of them had higher Thanksgiving sales in 2005 than they did in 2004, you're bound to see an even greater offering of autumn beauty than you did last year.
An Apple for the Teacher; A Little Appreciation Goes a Long Way
Written by: Susan Kruger
Developing a positive relationship with your child's teachers will go a lot further than you might think. Discover how making connections with teachers can dramatically improve your child's education and learn simple ways to show your appreciation.
Students: Increase Your Grades...Talk to Your Teachers
Written by: Susan Kruger
Most teachers see 90-170 students everyday, so students must stand out in the crowd! Learn the benefits of making a positive impression on your teachers and simple ways to make it happen.
Corn Flakes(r): An Aphrodisiac?
Written by: Aaliyah Ferris
Certainly not. Corn Flakes(r), the quintessential American-born breakfast cereal complemented perfectly with strawberries, banana slices and, of course, milk, has surprising origins.
History of Introduced Fruits into America - Native American Fruit Trees and Hybrid Fruit Tree Improvements
Written by: Patrick Malcolm
A history of fruits introduced into America, as well as others.
Why Does Homework Cause So Much Grief?
Written by: Susan Kruger
Most parents wonder with exasperation, "Why does homework cause such a major problem!?" In order to answer that question, it is important to consider many factors.
North Korea: A Global Threat
Written by: Michael Laveen
Japan is now working with the United Nations, and the United States, having condemned their tests for some time, has asked for six-party talks with North Korea. This means, the United States, Japan, South Korea, China and Russia are all multilateral participants in the ensuing discussions.
Learning to Learn
Written by: Jim Coe
Strange as it seems, during my 16 years as a student, not one of my teachers discussed how to learn. Are you as interested in learning as me?
No Need To Be Anglina Jolie To Find Treasure In A Tomb
Written by: Wesley Berry, AAF
A recent discovery in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt proved that you don't need to be Angelina Jolie's character in the movie Tomb Raider to find treasure in a tomb. Archaeologists began their excavation in Luxor hoping to find a mummy, but when they opened the tomb they found a treasure of a very different kind-a garland of flowers entwined with gold.
Online Education and the Challenge of Motivation
Written by: Timothy D. Arnold
Getting an online education is both a very thrilling proposition and a challenging one as well. It is quite exciting to learn through a very new and non-traditional form of education and it offers a set of new challenges that would compel individuals to really immerse themselves in what they are doing.
Understanding the Technology of Email
Written by: Bill Platt
People will ask help with their email accounts. I always ask, "do you have a web mail account or a POP3 email account?" In my mind, it has always been a rather simple question. Yet, the truth is that the answer is not so simple to most Internet users. If you are scratching your head trying to figure out just what I am talking about, you will be able to answer the question without confusion by the time you finish reading this article.
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