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Q. I left a school 1 year ago and everyone hated me. now i'm going back and everybody still hates me as far as i know. they are very violent and scary. How can I not get beaten up? PLEASE and thank you
Asked by Jessica G - Fri Aug 8 15:43:24 2008 - - 4 Answers - 6 Comments

A. Well i went through the same thing, but im a dude so im not sure if it's the same. What i did is i got over it and learned how to fight. I fought the dude that was giving me the bad problem and everyone was so scared of me that nobody messed with me anymore. For you i think you should be friends with some people like me and they will stick up for you. Or if your to scared of everyone tell the dean or the principal to solve the problem.
Answered by Robot_Deo - Sun Aug 10 20:27:57 2008

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Q. love it hate it... and what else is there to do before school starts... get in shape... wake up early... thanks alot
Asked by x!!!@@@###$$$%%%^^^&&&***((()))x - Mon Aug 17 02:14:19 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sometimes I hate it. But looking back on last year, I loved it! The first few weeks of school feel weird b/c you're not used to it but later on it's all good. I don't like the first semester that much except for the 2 holiday breaks (thanksgiving and christmas!) b/c I think the 2nd semester is when really exciting and crazy stuff happens that you remember most.Idk, maybe its just me but the 2nd semester rocks. Probably b/c warmer weather and its closer to summer. lol. What else to do before school starts? Umm..well, I'm surprised you put wake up early b/c I always sleep in but waking up early is actually a good idea that I think I'll follow as well. Other ideas: *Get stuff together for school (finish up school shopping, especially before… [cont.]
Answered by Stacie fan - Mon Aug 17 02:32:59 2009

What home school program offers gifted and/or advance courses for middle school students?
Q. My daughter wants to enroll in a home school program but she is in gifted at her school. If we take her out of school and we place her in a home school program, well she loose her space in the gifted program. If not what program can I place her in and if so how will they know where to place her. What programs are there available for her that have gifted and are virtual or that I don't have to actually teach her. Just like Abeka Academy or Florida Virtual School.
Asked by girly girl - Mon Apr 6 19:07:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. girly girl, Only the students really know for sure.
Answered by Woodie Q - Wed Apr 8 22:04:03 2009

How long do middle school kids usually stay in school around the Tokyo-Shibuya area?
Q. How many hours are middle school Tokyo kids usually at school? Especially around the Shibuya area, but if you don't know that, it's ok, but like the Tokyo, tokyo, the city part? How many hours are they usually at school? And if you know a link for Middle school hours near tokyo/the shibuya area, please post! But all I really want to know is how many hours they go to school everyday in middle school.Thank you!
Asked by Untitled~for her - Sun Oct 19 00:42:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. School hours do not change based on region in Japan. Japan has unified education in the entire nation. Usually schools start around 8am and kids leave around 2pm. So they stay at school about 6 hours.
Answered by thecheapest902 - Sun Oct 19 04:38:12 2008

What schools in California have an orthodontist training program after dental school?
Q. How many students on average are accepted into orthodontist school? not dental school. What is tuition for orthodontist schooling?
Asked by rockin_it - Mon May 12 22:13:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you go onto the ADA's website and look under education, you can find a tool that will allow you to search by state and specialty the answer you're looking for as far as the schools in California. Class sizes and tuition varies between every orthodontic program...the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota accepts a class of 1 every year, other programs take up to 15 people or so...average class size is about 5 or 6 for most programs. There are about 300 seats a year available for people applying to become orthodontists, and about 1000 people apply for them every year. Tuition ranges from full-ride to 90K+ per year. Use the ADA's website to find the schools you would like to apply to, and go from there. If you are considering applying for… [cont.]
Answered by Spygirl42 - Tue May 13 00:01:49 2008

What schools have a dual admittance program with their medical school?
Q. It is where you are automatically admitted into the school's medical school if you are accepted into their undergraduate school.
Asked by casey11085 - Fri Aug 14 22:54:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There are many programs, some of different lengths/requirements. You can find them all here:
Answered by Caitlin P - Fri Aug 14 23:19:36 2009

What school would be best for getting a masters for a psych major?
Q. I currently attend Bradley University. I'm finishing up my sophomore year right now and I am already looking ahead to where I want to go to graduate school. I know that Standford and Berkley are the best schools, but I'm thinking that those schools might be out of reach for me. Does anybody have any idea what certain schools GPA requirements are for admission into their graduate program?
Asked by Blondecutie728 - Thu May 7 19:48:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. U of Michigan has a great graduate program in Psych contact them for more info
Answered by Mopar Muscle Gal - Thu May 7 19:58:26 2009

How Hard is the Juilliard School to get in to?
Q. I am a Freshman in high school and was wondering how hard was the Juilliard school to get in to? I know it's very hard, and I have only been playing the violin for 8 months, but have been accepted into my high school's 2nd best orchestra and have made much progress. If I were to practice very well and properly everyday for around 6-8 hours on school days and around 8-10 hours on weekends for the rest of my high school years, do I have a chance to get into Juilliard or any other very nice music school in the U.S.? P.S. I can also learn music at a very fast pace, and I also know how to play the guitar,piano, and clarinet.
Asked by Redfalcongirl - Fri Sep 21 23:36:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Really really really hard. They have a 7% acceptance rate... especially for an instrument like the violin.. its very competetive, you'll have to be the best of the best. If you're really determined to get in you should look into getting private lessons now, and maybe audition for some local youth orchestras. You'll need the experience. Like I said, they only accept 7% of applicants, but if its really your dream, go for it. Nobody thought I'd get into the school I got into either... Also, something to consider - Julliard is a hardcore conservatory. If you go there you will live, breath, and eat violin, and do absolutely nothing else. They don't have general education requirements like other colleges, so music is all you'll do, which may… [cont.]
Answered by ??? - Sat Sep 22 00:43:22 2007

How much schooling is needed for me to be a School Counselor?
Q. I'm 18, I live in the Kenner/Metairie/New Orleans part of Louisiana, and I think I want to go to school to become a school counselor. But I'm not sure what classes I would need to take or how many years worth of schooling I would need to complete. Can anybody help?
Asked by LiLBiT - Tue Jan 2 22:03:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In MIssouri, you have to have your BS degree in education, then get a Master's in psychology (educational psychology/ counseling) Before you can get your position as a counselor you have to have a minimum of two (maybe three) years of actual teaching experience. BS in education usually takes 4.5 years MS can range in time needed, usually 2 plus the 2 years of teaching experience. Hope this helps.
Answered by Mckayla M - Tue Jan 2 22:41:03 2007

How do I start a high school debate team?
Q. I'm a sophomore at a high school in the Seattle Schools District, and my high school doesn't have a debate team. I'm the first at my school to actually pursue the creation of a debate team here, but I have no idea where to start. No teacher at the school has much debate experience. I myself have little experience, and has never competed in a competition. How do I start a debate team at my school? What do I need to learn to teach others? What about the competitions?
Asked by gocougars1992 - Thu Oct 16 21:31:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. -first, you need to find a sponsor/coach. even if they don't have a lot of experience, they have like conventions/info to help them. -make sure you have enough students interested -talk to the teams from other schools in the district -maybe try to start competing 2nd semester, not just like randomly in november or something.
Answered by Kate. - Fri Oct 17 00:27:40 2008

What is the transition from home school to public school like?
Q. I'm writing a story, and one of my characters has been home schooled all her life and, due to her mother's career change, has to start public high school as a freshman. Does the curriculum differ? How does one adapt to the social structure of public school? Do home schooled kids ever feel "sheltered" compared to their public school counterparts? I would appreciate help from anyone who has gone through a similar transition.
Asked by Susan - Tue Oct 14 16:25:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I have recently made friends with a homeschooling family, and also judged a debate competition for homeschoolers and got to know some of the kids. Here is what they told me about dealing with the large groups necessitated by the competition (which is similar to school) and how they felt socially in other circumstances when with non-homeschooled kids. One girl told me that it was startling to have to deal with lines (e.g. for food at lunchtime). She wasn't used to being in such a large group that they were treated as a group, not as individuals. I found all of them to be quite social and socially adept. I asked about how they felt when dealing with public school kids. Several commented to me that they found it strange that public school… [cont.]
Answered by Dina Felice - Tue Oct 14 18:30:50 2008

What is a good school for moderate to severe learning disabilities?
Q. Hi, I am considering the Forman school, Marvelwood school and Maplebrook school. Should I add any others to my list and also are these good schools? I want to find a school that offers a lot of extra help and makes their students feel like their "normal".
Asked by Angelgirl - Thu May 21 17:06:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Good School information is provide mnay website but i am used the following website of this purpose. I hope, you are find this website is useful and excellent.
Answered by unknown - Fri May 22 06:22:29 2009

How do schools go about securing the licensing rights to their school plays and musicals?
Q. I'm looking for step-by-step instructions here. Elementary school information is preferred. I particularly want to know how much the schools have to pay.
Asked by D. F. - Thu Jun 4 13:07:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First thing you want to do is look up the show you are interested in producing. Maybe even just Google the title. If it's a play - try the Samuel French or Dramatists websites - they hold most of the titles. They will also send you a catalogue of their plays if you request one. If it's a musical - try Musical Theatre International, Rodgers and Hammerstein Library, or Tams-Whitmark. Between the three of them - they own most everything. Once you find the title you want - you can then usually request the rights to produce the play through an online form at most the websites associated with the publishers I have listed. They will also help direct you to "student" versions of plays and musicals, as well as specific plays designed for youth… [cont.]
Answered by Marketeer - Thu Jun 4 15:14:35 2009

What is the difference between a boarding school and a public school?
Q. Which school is better in terms of discipline? Education? If you have gone to both or if you just have information I would be glad to know your experiences in them! Also, why is a boarding school better than a public school? Why is a public school better than a boarding school? Star if you like the question!
Asked by Tony - Sun Mar 15 18:47:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi Tony I study at boarding school before and a lot of my friends study in public school. for my own opinion i think boarding school is better then public school. because of the following advantages: Students at boarding schools have a better experience in high school than do students of a similar profile in public and private day schools. Students at boarding schools are better prepared for college and attend more prestigious colleges and universities than do students of a similar profile in public and private day schools. Student study in boarding schools appear to advance more quickly in their careers and are more active philanthropically. Hope this help Regards -- Eric
Answered by Eric Kok - Thu Mar 19 12:25:46 2009

Where can I send school supplies that I want to donate to African schools?
Q. Hi, I am doing a project in history, and to earn a good grade, we need to contribute to the solution of our unresolved world issue. My issue is the lack of education in Africa, so I have collected different school supplies to send to Africa. However, I do not have an adress or an organization to send it to. Please give me an adress of a school or some way I can send these much-needed school supplies to those kids. Thank you:D
Asked by smilenbspecial - Thu Jun 7 01:07:54 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. oprah. she would probly give them to her schools.
Answered by brennann a - Thu Jun 7 01:09:55 2007

How to become a licensed school psychologist and clinical psychologist?
Q. I'm considering going to graduate school for school psychology. However, I've seen a lot of school psychologists' profiles saying that they're licensed school psychologists and clinical psychologists. I wonder how you can become both. Does it require extra courses outside of school psychology or as long as you receive your PhD, you're qualified for clinical practice? Plz help me to clear out this confusion. Thank you.
Asked by Claire - Fri Oct 9 18:48:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In some states, SCHOOL psychologists are the one (ridiculously unfair, in my opinion) exception to the rule that ALL licensed psychologists, regardless of discipline, have a doctoral degrees (among other requirements). The APA is beginning to take a stand on this (long overdue), however, so that may soon change. But as of right now, some states DO allow master's level practitioners in school psychology to use the legally protected term "psychologist". I wouldn't count on that lasting through the course of your doctoral training (assuming you are at the beginning of your graduate studies). By the time you have completed your training, that gap (i.e., school psych folk being the ONLY psychologist licensees which do NOT have to have a… [cont.]
Answered by michele - Fri Oct 9 18:57:31 2009

After high school should I go to university abroad, then go to medical school back at home?
Q. After high school I would like to be a doctor, but I want to experience somewhere else in the world. So I was thinking I should maybe go to university to get my bachelors degree in California (I live in Canada) or England or somewhere; then come back to Canada for medical school and the rest of my life. Or do the opposite, stay here for the degree, and go to medical school abroad? Can you move around the world with a medical degree? And how much do you think ALL my schooling will cost? Including my bachelors degree and medical school? Is going to medical school to be a doctor hard? And should I take all three sciences (chemistry, biology, and physics) in high school? Or is that too much?
Asked by Ryan - Mon Oct 8 22:01:13 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. You've got to break it down---plan only a year ahead, mentally and emotionally. You do not want to get "burned out", and it's really easy to do these days. Just assume it will cost a lot, and be tedious, backbreaking, challenging work---you cannot do it all at once, so you shouldn't be thinking about it all at once. What's important in the long run is not only your final goal, but taking very good care of yourself (probably the first thing they will tell you in Medical School.). Don't worry about things you cannot control---but keep your basic goal in mind when you make daily decisions. Whatever you do, though, don't miss the opportunity to go to Europe for a vacation---it's an important part of life, that you shouldn't miss.
Answered by papyrusbtl - Mon Oct 8 22:12:40 2007

Is high school requirement to obtain Commercial Pilot Certificate?
Q. I haven't finnished high school yet and i might not in next couple of years. But i'm really interested in becoming a pilot and want to know if high school is requirement to sign in pilot school and obtain licence? Is it like driving licence where nobody cares for your education or some level of education is required? Thank you Yea, one more think: I would like to know about those requirements for PPL (Private Pilot Licence) and for ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot Licence)
Asked by nickname - Tue Jul 15 09:27:36 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is a common misconception that a "Commercial Pilot" is the same as an Airline Pilot. This is not necessarily the case. A Commercial Pilot Certificate simply allows you to operate an aircraft for hire. Much like a Commercial Driver's License. In order to act as Pilot In Command of an airliner, you need what's called an Airline Transport Pilot certificate. So, if someone is a commercial pilot, that doesn't automatically make them an airline pilot. Is a high school diploma required to obtain your Commercial Pilot Certificate? No. The requirements are as follow (directly from FAR 61.121) Be at least 18 years of age. Be able to read, speak, write, and understand English Pass the required Commercial Pilot knowledge test. Receive and… [cont.]
Answered by John J - Sun Jul 20 15:59:06 2008

How do I get my school cafeteria to stop selling tortured chicken meat?
Q. The cafeteria in my school sells Tyson chicken sandwiches. Tyson is where KFC gets its chicken from, and if you know all about KFCcruelty, then you know what my concern is. But how do I get our school to stop getting their chciken from Tyson? And, if I can't do that, how do I raise awareness in my school about the issue? I go high school, not middle school.
Asked by thelivingdaylights16 - Sat Dec 1 19:01:51 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. make a petition have everyone sign
Answered by o_O - Sat Dec 1 19:09:52 2007

How do I wear makeup to school when I have to play sports right after school?
Q. So I'm a high level gymnast and I practice right after school. Past years I simply didn't wear any makeup to school because I didn't want it to swear and look bad at practice. I would like to start wearing makeup this year (mostly just eye stuff), but I don't know what to do about practice after school. I get pretty sweaty and I don't want to end up looking weird, but I do want my eyes to stand out more at school. Help?
Asked by LL - Tue Aug 18 13:46:12 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Waterproof is the best thing. If you go on the Sephora website there are a lot of mascaras there that may suit you . I found this one , you may like :
Answered by sx - Tue Aug 18 13:58:49 2009