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Core Concepts in Astronomy: Stars, Telescopes & the Universe
The Electromagnetic system is the range of frequency for electromagnetic radiation. It ranges from radio waves, to microwaves, to infrared, the visible region, the ultraviolet, X-rays, and finally, Gamma rays.
Research Paper Doctorate
Climate Change Projections and World Agricultural Impact
The objective of this work is to research climate change which is a critically important issue and is no respecter of person in that it affects all upon the earth, man, beast, fish, fowl, and organism.
Research Paper Doctorate
Insider Trading Ethics: A Utilitarian Analysis
¶ … Insider Trading from a "Utilitarian" ethical point-of-view. The paper discusses types of insider trading, the Utilitarian theory of Ethics and the arguments for and against insider trading.
Research Paper Doctorate
Dinosaur Extinction: Current Theories and Explanations
Mass extinctions of plants and animals have occurred many times in the history of the earth, one of the most widely known being that of the dinosaur over 65 million years ago. Many theories as to why the dinosaurs…
Research Paper Doctorate
Electromagnetic Waves, Nuclear Fusion, and the Solar System
Electromagnetic waves are energy waves produced by the oscillation or acceleration of an electric charge. They include radio waves, microwaves, infrared light, visible light, ultraviolet light, x-rays, and gamma rays.
Research Paper Undergraduate
Aegean Civilizations and Critical Thinking in History
This paper examines three ancient Greek civilizations: the Therans, the Mycenaeans, and the Minoans, from the perspective of a student in a distance learning course who has learned about the three civilizations through a series of prerecorded lectures. The paper consists of four exam-type questions. The questions focus on: the author's opinion of prerecorded lectures, the author's understanding of critical thinking, what most impressed the author about the course, and the basic differences in the three civilizations.
Research Paper Doctorate
Newton's Three Laws of Motion Explained
The Three Laws of Motion: Isaac Newton's Greatest Contribution
Paper Undergraduate
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation in the Classroom
This paper discusses the application of principles of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation and the appropriate use of technology and instructional interventions for elementary school age students with varying academic and social skills levels. The first two sections discuss the application of principles of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation in Sarah and George’s scenario and incorporating technology in the class. The other parts provide recommendations of instructional interventions to be used for Sarah and Walden.
Research Paper Doctorate
Extra-Solar Planets: Detection Methods and the Search for Life
The word planet means "wanderer" in Greek. It derives from the fact that planets within our solar system seem generally to wander eastward about the so-called fixed stars across the zodiac constellations (Kolb).
Paper Undergraduate
Toys "R" Us: Strategy and Market Position
Black Death -- a significant pandemic that struck Europe in the 14th century due to a flea-born pestilence brought about via eastern trade routes. The outbreak is estimated to have killed half of Europe's population and…