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My name is snivy
Snivy goes to a pond and tags 30 fish
The next day he catches 10 fish, of which 4 are tagged. Estimate the population of the fish
- Also, why is this an estimation
- What could’ve gone wrong when the stratified sampling went ahead
My name is snivy
Snivy goes to a pond and tags 30 fish
The next day he catches 10 fish, of which 4 are tagged. Estimate the population of the fish
- Also, why is this an estimation
- What could’ve gone wrong when the stratified sampling went ahead
It was about how a soldier who was meant to die (by suicide plane bombardment) ended up turning back, and describes the dishonour and how he was treated as if dead(edited)
My last duchess I think was about a painting of a deceased wife, and how it hints that the person describing them (the husband) might have killed them due to jealousy
I’m sorry but my last duchess and the prelude are NOT POEMS
Scuba Diver Enjoyer
My last duchess I think was about a painting of a deceased wife, and how it hints that the person describing them (the husband) might have killed them due to jealousy
That’s what the witches speak to “illustrate the supernatural of the witches because they are speaking in an unfamiliar meter compared to how they spoken in Jacobean England”
human geography is great bc you can just make shit up
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tho tbh i only found 1/3 of the human geography at a-level genuinely interesting and that's the closest to what i am studying now which is probably something (and also that topic was the only one being taught by a good teacher)
As a quebecer we got to get a pre-university deploma in a Cegep. Basically you go in a specific field but you get general classes about different aspects of what you chose.
yee, are basically required courses in certain subjects like one art, one math, one science, a multiculutral one, an english one usually some shit like college writing
yee, are basically required courses in certain subjects like one art, one math, one science, a multiculutral one, an english one usually some shit like college writing
anthropology has 3 fields:
evolution, archaeology, medicine (social science version)
Queen Calanthe
yee, are basically required courses in certain subjects like one art, one math, one science, a multiculutral one, an english one usually some shit like college writing
The thing tho is science is all abt testing a hypothesis to find a conclusion, but math is abt finding conclusions through previously tested methods, both which go to one another
The thing tho is science is all abt testing a hypothesis to find a conclusion, but math is abt finding conclusions through previously tested methods, both which go to one another
most are 4 years in america except for 2 year colleges aka community colleges for people who get a associates and masters is like 2 more years and idk how long is phd..
american middle school is 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14
american high school is 14-15 (freshman), 15-16 (sophomore), 16-17 (junior), 17-18 (senior)
british sixth form/college is 16-17, 17-18
american college is usually four years and comes after high school, and is basically just their word for british (undergrad) uni
british (undergrad) uni is three years for most Bachelor degrees, with the exception of Chemistry and a few others (four years), medicine (six years), and architecture (seven years)
british integrated masters applies to three- and four- year degrees and usually just tacks a year on to the end
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the confusing thing is that american college sometimes uses the same freshman/sophomore/etc labels as american high school
it's pretty common to use the same labeling at least from where im from
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idk why we couldn't just come up with different terms for each
Pechang, Mindar's Wealth Hunter
american middle school is 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14
american high school is 14-15 (freshman), 15-16 (sophomore), 16-17 (junior), 17-18 (senior)
british sixth form/college is 16-17, 17-18
american college is usually four years and comes after high school, and is basically just their word for british (undergrad) uni
british (undergrad) uni is three years for most Bachelor degrees, with the exception of Chemistry and a few others (four years), medicine (six years), and architecture (seven years)
british integrated masters applies to three- and four- year degrees and usually just tacks a year on to the end
3-4 is nursery, 4-5 is reception, (4-5 and) 5-6 and 6-7 are infants, 7-8 and 8-9 and 9-10 and 10-11 are juniors. the entirety (except sometimes nursery) is encompassed by primary school
Here is
Pre school (optional)
Kindergarten (2 years)
Primary school (grades 1 to 8)
Secondary school (grades 9 to 12)
Post secondary school (umbrella term for uni/college)
Here is
Pre school (optional)
Kindergarten (2 years)
Primary school (grades 1 to 8)
Secondary school (grades 9 to 12)
Post secondary school (umbrella term for uni/college)
the pre-eminent part of your degree
so here, if you did a Philosophy degree, you'd be majoring in Philosophy: if you did a Philosophy and Theology degree, you'd have two majors: and if you did a Philosophy with Maths degree, you'd be majoring in Philosophy and minoring in Maths
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(essentially)
Pechang, Mindar's Wealth Hunter
i mean here, fellowships are what happen when you're a very good professor
“Fellowships are funded, short-term opportunities, that can last from a few weeks to a few years. They can be focused on professional, academic and/or personal development. Fellowships are sponsored by a specific association, organization, institution, or government which sets the eligibility requirements. These opportunities encompasses nationally competitive grants, scholarships, and other funding opportunities.” Definition from the Internet of what it is in America
I'm doing a specialist in a specific thing but I found out it's just a lie. You can just click any of them and you get it. No specific courses for them
rip, also how many college credits do you need to graduate i think the standard in the US is 120 unless you're a music major cuz they need to take more credits to graduate and take more classes overall
as someone with an american friend who is a music major, the american education system fucks over music majors so bad
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because they have to be in various orchestras/bands/choirs, and attendance at rehearsals for these things is compulsory, but also the rehearsals don't provide credits
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so they're doing like 20 hours a week of uncredited work
It’s entirely unrelated to this game. Basically it went “we’re gonna lynch randomass username” all the usernames just didn’t exist in my dream so I have no idea who woulda said this shit anyway, but someone else went “why” and I was texting at like 1 in the morning and went “prolly because they said ‘animals’” then got pissed at myself because I guess that was a universal code word to admit they’re a werewolf??? But no one except me ig saw they said this???
i think it's allowed if that makes town spare you for another day, because technically because of that you'll have more chance to win, or at least more survival points. but if you just wanna take em down with you, it seems bad
gamethrowing is probably more obvious if something like a wolf announces the names of all werewolves as well as their specific role
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in public
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in fact, probably everywhere unless u are teaming with the person u are talking privately to in a cc (for example, if wws for some reason needed to team with pyro or hell so they don't lose)