okay, say that a student comes to you really upset and cries to you, after they say that they want you to leave them alone. the student is having family problems. if you say to them "did you make an appointment with the guidance counselor, no?" (cause you know they didnt) and the student says, "i dont want to talk tothem." and you say "but you came to me" and the student looks down, crying, does this mean that they trust you over other people? explain please?
Help student cries?
if the student wants to talk with you rather than the counselor, they think more highly about you than the counselors. You should sit down with them and talk just the two of you in your room or somewhere at school. The student just needs to feel like someone cares about them, and that some one will listen. Please take the time to help that person because you may just make a difference in their life!!!!
Reply:If this is one of your students he/she probably feels safe with you. If it is not one of your students, he/she probably likes you and feels comfortable enough to talk to you. It is best if you can either persuade the student to go with you to talk with the school counselor or if the counselor can be on hand when the student comes by again.
Reply:seems like they trust you,
Reply:I would say this student feels comfortable speaking with you.
dental equipment
Thursday, November 19, 2009
A student on a piano stool rotates freely with an angular speed?
A student on a piano stool rotates freely with an angular speed of 2.95 rev/s. The student holds a 1.25 kg mass in each outstretched arm, 0.759 m from the axis of rotation. The combined moment of inertia of the student and the stool, ignoring the two masses, is 5.53 kg *m^2, a value that remains constant.
As the student pulls his arms inward, his angular speed increases to 3.64 rev/s. How far are the masses from the axis of rotation at this time, considering the masses to be points?
find d, KE initial and KE final
A student on a piano stool rotates freely with an angular speed?
using conservation of angular momentum
2.95*(2*1.25*0.759^2+5.53)=
3.64*(2*1.25*d^2+5.53)
solve for d
d=sqrt((2.95*(2*1.25*0.759^2+5.53)/
3.64-5.53)/(2*1.25))
d=0.218 m
for KE
.5*I*ω^2
starting
I=2*1.25*0.759^2+5.53
6.97 kg m^2
ω=2.95*2*3.14 rad/s
1196 J
final
I=2*1.25*0.218^2+5.53
5.65 kg m^2
ω=3.64*2*3.14 rad/s
1475 J
The additional energy came from the work the student did to pull in the arms and weights.
As the student pulls his arms inward, his angular speed increases to 3.64 rev/s. How far are the masses from the axis of rotation at this time, considering the masses to be points?
find d, KE initial and KE final
A student on a piano stool rotates freely with an angular speed?
using conservation of angular momentum
2.95*(2*1.25*0.759^2+5.53)=
3.64*(2*1.25*d^2+5.53)
solve for d
d=sqrt((2.95*(2*1.25*0.759^2+5.53)/
3.64-5.53)/(2*1.25))
d=0.218 m
for KE
.5*I*ω^2
starting
I=2*1.25*0.759^2+5.53
6.97 kg m^2
ω=2.95*2*3.14 rad/s
1196 J
final
I=2*1.25*0.218^2+5.53
5.65 kg m^2
ω=3.64*2*3.14 rad/s
1475 J
The additional energy came from the work the student did to pull in the arms and weights.
Exchange Student?
I'm from Australia and unfortunately, cannot speak another language but after year 12 (the last year of education in Aus) i was hoping to go to another english speaking country for a student exchange.
I was really hoping to go the UK, coz USA seemed a little too scary for a seventeen year old! My parents went to a meeting about one organisation, but they don't let students over to the UK unless still in school.
I can't go on exchange as next year is my final year.
I was wondering if anyone knew a student exchange program that allowed students over there after high school?
Exchange Student?
Try St Andrews University. This is probably the most 'international' of the British universities and the third oldest after Oxford %26amp; Cambridge. They have links with virtually every country and I am sure their 'overseas' staff will help you or guide you to someone who can. Send them an e-mail.
Reply:i have a nice site for u where u get information about study.
Or use search on this site.
http://www.OnlineStudyInfo.com
Best Regards
I Hop U like My Answer
Dr.Alisha
I was really hoping to go the UK, coz USA seemed a little too scary for a seventeen year old! My parents went to a meeting about one organisation, but they don't let students over to the UK unless still in school.
I can't go on exchange as next year is my final year.
I was wondering if anyone knew a student exchange program that allowed students over there after high school?
Exchange Student?
Try St Andrews University. This is probably the most 'international' of the British universities and the third oldest after Oxford %26amp; Cambridge. They have links with virtually every country and I am sure their 'overseas' staff will help you or guide you to someone who can. Send them an e-mail.
Reply:i have a nice site for u where u get information about study.
Or use search on this site.
http://www.OnlineStudyInfo.com
Best Regards
I Hop U like My Answer
Dr.Alisha
OK- Visa Lies? Student Visa?
I asked my fiance from Lebanon yesterday what kind of visa he has (because I think he may be being dishonest with me and may be a visa con artist, as I've said), and he claims to have a STUDENT VISA. There are 3 types of student visas, and none of them describe what he is doing here, or his study program.
He hasn't taken classes for the year he's been here on this alledged student visa. He's supposedly starting class in January, just to take one ESL class at a time. I know if you have a student visa that there is a credit hour minimum you have to have.
He also bought an investment property here and is running it himself. I assume there are rules attached to student visas as to what you can and cannot do with money and investments.
I'm asking for more information on student visas, and if it is actually possible for him to have one, or is he totally playing me?
OK- Visa Lies? Student Visa?
I can only think of two (not three - off the top of my head) types of student visa. The F1 and M1. The visa type he is actually on is irrelevant as running your own business (which is what you have said he is doing) is a violation of both of those visa statuses.
As an F1 student you only permitted to work a maximum of 20 hours per week and this is on-campus employment only.
An M1 student is not permitted to work period, they are however hey are, however, allowed to participate in practical training following the completion of their course of study.
Either of these visas require him to maintain a full course of study which is at least 12 credit hours per semester, any less and he would again be in violation of his visa status.
In regards to investment property, you need to be more clear, does he intend to sell them on, i.e. make an income off of this? If so this is also in violation of both student visas, as this would be classed as an business venture. However, do not get mixed up, he can legally buy a property... not sure quite how he would have managed to do so in his name as you know yourself you buy a property you must at least be credit-worthy and meet a whole list of legislation to do so.
There are only two of options (which I can think of) available to him in order for him to legally run his own business. One would the be L-1, but for him to be eligible for this his company must be 'international' along with a whole host of other requirements and on top of that, it is only temporary, meaning he as to return home after a fixed time. You can research this visa online for more specific details.
The other option is an immigrant E5 visa. Which is the one which investors use but to qualify, he must invest between U.S. $500,000 and $1,000,000, depending on the employment rate in the geographical area, in a commercial enterprise in the United States which creates at least 10 new full-time jobs for U.S. citizens, permanent resident aliens, or other lawful immigrants, not including the investor and his or her family.
The bottom line is I think your fiance is full of B.S. as what he is doing is not possible, the E5 would mean he would be a permanent resident but he is not, the L1 means his company is international, which I doubt and the student visas do not allow this.
You either ask him to come clean or report him and have the authorities look into his status and taxes - he could end up owing thousands in unpaid taxes.
Edit:
A car dealership, so am I right to assume this is more than just a simple investment? By this I mean he is actually running his own business/company and making an income off of the cars which he is selling?
Reply:Maybe he did came here on a student visa under false pretense, once you come on a student visa you have to stay in school if not that visa is no longer valid.
You are his fiance and you have never seen his passport? Take the passport look whats in it and then you will know if he's telling a lie. You have to be careful, this guy can afford to buy a business but he's not trying to get himself straight, if he was he would have marry you already
Reply:He is lying to you. Contact the FBI and INS. If he is a Muslim from Lebanon, then you can be sure he is possibly a terrorist in wait. If he's a Christian, he may be scared to tell you he has political asylum from the terrorism going on there in the last 20 years.
Reply:He is your fiance and you are not trusting of him? I would say time for you to move on since he has given you so many reasons for distrust.
Reply:First, don't worry about the investment so much, unless you are concerned about where he is getting his money in a 'should I call the FBI before he takes flight lessons' kind of way. Foreigners can invest, period. They have hairy tax issues, but that is a separate matter from immigration.
On the no classes, he is at least in violation of his visa.
P.S. If you are this worried about him and know this little about him, you have NO BUSINESS marrying him.
Personal opinion.
Reply:i would distance myself from this guy as soon as possible , you obviously think something is wrong
he is buying property ?? wheres he getting the money from , most students i know dont have a pot to piss in
i hope he is only " playing " you and not a lot worse
all the best
Ian
Reply:I am not an attorney, so I certainly think the best thing would be to research this more...
I have a green card and am in the process of gaining citizenship here. So, I have had experience with the USCIS.
I do not know the requirements of a student visa, but, there is concern if he is making money from a property, since student visas are not work visas. If he is making money off the property and not paying proper taxes, things could get dangerous for his status here.
This is something you two should really work out soon, because you don't want to end up in a situation where he is here illegally.
Reply:I would say that what he is doing borders on criminal activity. I would be very careful if I were you, especially since he is from the middle east. The FBI would be very interested in what he is doing.
Reply:Well, assuming he actually came in on a student visa, it wouldn't matter at this point, as he'd be illegal now anyway. He has to enrole in classes immediately on entry and attend full time to retain his status. The university is required to report to immigration any students who fail to show or who fail to enrole in full-time studies. So, unless he's deceiving you about his visa for some strange reason, he's here illegally. Unless he has some other status, he can't work in the US either. Hard to know just how many games he's playing here or which ones, but it's clear he's playing more than one.
Reply:what country are you in, for a start?
Reply:Run like hell, and consider yourself lucky you did not marry him. I would also call the FBI, some of the bombers on 911, were not what they were suppose to be. If you are engaged to a man that will not tell you where is source of income comes from, it's time to confront him, or say good bye
He hasn't taken classes for the year he's been here on this alledged student visa. He's supposedly starting class in January, just to take one ESL class at a time. I know if you have a student visa that there is a credit hour minimum you have to have.
He also bought an investment property here and is running it himself. I assume there are rules attached to student visas as to what you can and cannot do with money and investments.
I'm asking for more information on student visas, and if it is actually possible for him to have one, or is he totally playing me?
OK- Visa Lies? Student Visa?
I can only think of two (not three - off the top of my head) types of student visa. The F1 and M1. The visa type he is actually on is irrelevant as running your own business (which is what you have said he is doing) is a violation of both of those visa statuses.
As an F1 student you only permitted to work a maximum of 20 hours per week and this is on-campus employment only.
An M1 student is not permitted to work period, they are however hey are, however, allowed to participate in practical training following the completion of their course of study.
Either of these visas require him to maintain a full course of study which is at least 12 credit hours per semester, any less and he would again be in violation of his visa status.
In regards to investment property, you need to be more clear, does he intend to sell them on, i.e. make an income off of this? If so this is also in violation of both student visas, as this would be classed as an business venture. However, do not get mixed up, he can legally buy a property... not sure quite how he would have managed to do so in his name as you know yourself you buy a property you must at least be credit-worthy and meet a whole list of legislation to do so.
There are only two of options (which I can think of) available to him in order for him to legally run his own business. One would the be L-1, but for him to be eligible for this his company must be 'international' along with a whole host of other requirements and on top of that, it is only temporary, meaning he as to return home after a fixed time. You can research this visa online for more specific details.
The other option is an immigrant E5 visa. Which is the one which investors use but to qualify, he must invest between U.S. $500,000 and $1,000,000, depending on the employment rate in the geographical area, in a commercial enterprise in the United States which creates at least 10 new full-time jobs for U.S. citizens, permanent resident aliens, or other lawful immigrants, not including the investor and his or her family.
The bottom line is I think your fiance is full of B.S. as what he is doing is not possible, the E5 would mean he would be a permanent resident but he is not, the L1 means his company is international, which I doubt and the student visas do not allow this.
You either ask him to come clean or report him and have the authorities look into his status and taxes - he could end up owing thousands in unpaid taxes.
Edit:
A car dealership, so am I right to assume this is more than just a simple investment? By this I mean he is actually running his own business/company and making an income off of the cars which he is selling?
Reply:Maybe he did came here on a student visa under false pretense, once you come on a student visa you have to stay in school if not that visa is no longer valid.
You are his fiance and you have never seen his passport? Take the passport look whats in it and then you will know if he's telling a lie. You have to be careful, this guy can afford to buy a business but he's not trying to get himself straight, if he was he would have marry you already
Reply:He is lying to you. Contact the FBI and INS. If he is a Muslim from Lebanon, then you can be sure he is possibly a terrorist in wait. If he's a Christian, he may be scared to tell you he has political asylum from the terrorism going on there in the last 20 years.
Reply:He is your fiance and you are not trusting of him? I would say time for you to move on since he has given you so many reasons for distrust.
Reply:First, don't worry about the investment so much, unless you are concerned about where he is getting his money in a 'should I call the FBI before he takes flight lessons' kind of way. Foreigners can invest, period. They have hairy tax issues, but that is a separate matter from immigration.
On the no classes, he is at least in violation of his visa.
P.S. If you are this worried about him and know this little about him, you have NO BUSINESS marrying him.
Personal opinion.
Reply:i would distance myself from this guy as soon as possible , you obviously think something is wrong
he is buying property ?? wheres he getting the money from , most students i know dont have a pot to piss in
i hope he is only " playing " you and not a lot worse
all the best
Ian
Reply:I am not an attorney, so I certainly think the best thing would be to research this more...
I have a green card and am in the process of gaining citizenship here. So, I have had experience with the USCIS.
I do not know the requirements of a student visa, but, there is concern if he is making money from a property, since student visas are not work visas. If he is making money off the property and not paying proper taxes, things could get dangerous for his status here.
This is something you two should really work out soon, because you don't want to end up in a situation where he is here illegally.
Reply:I would say that what he is doing borders on criminal activity. I would be very careful if I were you, especially since he is from the middle east. The FBI would be very interested in what he is doing.
Reply:Well, assuming he actually came in on a student visa, it wouldn't matter at this point, as he'd be illegal now anyway. He has to enrole in classes immediately on entry and attend full time to retain his status. The university is required to report to immigration any students who fail to show or who fail to enrole in full-time studies. So, unless he's deceiving you about his visa for some strange reason, he's here illegally. Unless he has some other status, he can't work in the US either. Hard to know just how many games he's playing here or which ones, but it's clear he's playing more than one.
Reply:what country are you in, for a start?
Reply:Run like hell, and consider yourself lucky you did not marry him. I would also call the FBI, some of the bombers on 911, were not what they were suppose to be. If you are engaged to a man that will not tell you where is source of income comes from, it's time to confront him, or say good bye
Alcohol or not alcohol in student housing?
Dear all,
Do you think alcohol should be free to use in the student housing on the campus of universities? Our school has a policy against the use of alcohol in its entire student housing including residence halls, apartment complex for single students and apartments for married students and students with children. However, recently there have been some requests made to the student housing as to allow the use of alcohol in only apartments for married students and they are now discussing as to whether or not they should allow it. Thanks for sharing your opinion in this regard.
Alcohol or not alcohol in student housing?
BEER BONG NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:It really isn't going to make a difference either way. If people want to drink, they are going to. If they are of legal age, they may as well be allowed. If not, they will just sneak it in. Then someone has to be paid to police the area %26amp; try to catch adults of legal age drinking. Why create a problem that doesn't have to be created. If students can't behave when they drink, they will end up being thrown out of college any way. Telling them that they can't drink will only make them want to more.
Reply:people will use it anyway. the real question is if you want to punish them for doing so or not. if you do, they will become much more sneaky about it and you may find them smuggling beer in in tubes of toothpaste, or mouthwash (with a bit of food coloring), or suntan lotion containers, or something. you can't stop it, but it would inevitably be your decision on if it is worth it to fight against it.
though if someone is drunk and damages people or property, they should get in trouble either way.
Reply:alcohol should not be free use in the student housing on the campus of school or university. alcohol makes lots of bad effect. it decrease the mental ability. this is strictly banded or restricted in the student environment. student has bounded with some rules and regulations. so, alcohol should not be allowed.
Reply:It's a tricky one - I like a few drinks (I'm 37) . As a younger person I didn't know when to stop and I got into all kinds of bad situations and used bad judgement in other areas of my life either as a direct or indirect result of my drinking.
My first drink was offered by my Mum, and there didn't seem to be any restrictions. All the adults I socialised with drank and often to excess. I can't remember anyone ever sitting me down and talking about the dangers of alcohol. I think my Mum thought that if I had her around to guide me it would be ok, but it just made me feel that it was ok generally. Adolescents should not be able to drink. If students housing includes adolescents then there should not be alcohol allowed. Eventually in this litigious society of ours noone will be alowing the purchase or consumation of alcohol on their premises for fear of a law suit. I'm surprised it's not happening more already. Schools are a sensible place to start....
tooth and nail
Do you think alcohol should be free to use in the student housing on the campus of universities? Our school has a policy against the use of alcohol in its entire student housing including residence halls, apartment complex for single students and apartments for married students and students with children. However, recently there have been some requests made to the student housing as to allow the use of alcohol in only apartments for married students and they are now discussing as to whether or not they should allow it. Thanks for sharing your opinion in this regard.
Alcohol or not alcohol in student housing?
BEER BONG NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply:It really isn't going to make a difference either way. If people want to drink, they are going to. If they are of legal age, they may as well be allowed. If not, they will just sneak it in. Then someone has to be paid to police the area %26amp; try to catch adults of legal age drinking. Why create a problem that doesn't have to be created. If students can't behave when they drink, they will end up being thrown out of college any way. Telling them that they can't drink will only make them want to more.
Reply:people will use it anyway. the real question is if you want to punish them for doing so or not. if you do, they will become much more sneaky about it and you may find them smuggling beer in in tubes of toothpaste, or mouthwash (with a bit of food coloring), or suntan lotion containers, or something. you can't stop it, but it would inevitably be your decision on if it is worth it to fight against it.
though if someone is drunk and damages people or property, they should get in trouble either way.
Reply:alcohol should not be free use in the student housing on the campus of school or university. alcohol makes lots of bad effect. it decrease the mental ability. this is strictly banded or restricted in the student environment. student has bounded with some rules and regulations. so, alcohol should not be allowed.
Reply:It's a tricky one - I like a few drinks (I'm 37) . As a younger person I didn't know when to stop and I got into all kinds of bad situations and used bad judgement in other areas of my life either as a direct or indirect result of my drinking.
My first drink was offered by my Mum, and there didn't seem to be any restrictions. All the adults I socialised with drank and often to excess. I can't remember anyone ever sitting me down and talking about the dangers of alcohol. I think my Mum thought that if I had her around to guide me it would be ok, but it just made me feel that it was ok generally. Adolescents should not be able to drink. If students housing includes adolescents then there should not be alcohol allowed. Eventually in this litigious society of ours noone will be alowing the purchase or consumation of alcohol on their premises for fear of a law suit. I'm surprised it's not happening more already. Schools are a sensible place to start....
tooth and nail
Monday, November 16, 2009
College Students - Do use use Office 2003 or 2007? Professional, Standard, or Student?
I have created an Excel worksheet which uses macros. This spreadsheet would be great for college students to do research on the internet and build PowerPoint and Word Documents as well as Mindmanager Maps. I developed it in Excel compatability mode. What I need to know is whether students are using Office Standard, Student or Professional?
College Students - Do use use Office 2003 or 2007? Professional, Standard, or Student?
in most institutions, standard would be used and the software installed on the network.
on my pc i have XP home with office 2003
College Students - Do use use Office 2003 or 2007? Professional, Standard, or Student?
in most institutions, standard would be used and the software installed on the network.
on my pc i have XP home with office 2003
About student loans?
1. What is the maximum amount of money that a person can borrow from a student loan on a yearly basis?
2. Can a student loan be used for off campus living and travel expenses?
3. What other types of things can be used for a student loan?
4. Can a person get a student loan if they attend college on a part time basis?
About student loans?
The maximum amount that you are able to borrow from the Federal Student Loan Program varies dependent on if you are an independent student or a dependent student. If you are in need of more funds during a given year your parents could apply for a Parent PLUS Loan, your parents would be on the hook for the loan, but the funds would go to you the student.
Your Federal Student Loans can be used for travel expenses, books, food, school supplies, etc. What will happen is the amount that you are approved for and you agree to borrow will be disbursed starting with your tuition costs for that semester and then moving to your room and board if you live on campus, then satisfying any other school fees you may have. After that the left over funds will be sent to you, usually in the form of a check and you can do what you wish with those funds.
You are eligible for Federal Student Loans as long as you are attending school at least halftime. If you are below halftime status as a student you will not be eligible for Federal Student Loan help. Your status is determined by the school and the amount of credit hours you are taking during a given semester. For more information and for a chart which breaks down how much you can borrow a year please see the source below.
Reply:The maximum amount you can borrow depends on the college being public or private and on how much your parents make.
Student loan typically can not be used for living off campus or for traveling. It can be used for books, materials for classes like science labs, etc.
Reply:1. it depends
2. yes
3. Books, tuition, food, rent.
4. yes
2. Can a student loan be used for off campus living and travel expenses?
3. What other types of things can be used for a student loan?
4. Can a person get a student loan if they attend college on a part time basis?
About student loans?
The maximum amount that you are able to borrow from the Federal Student Loan Program varies dependent on if you are an independent student or a dependent student. If you are in need of more funds during a given year your parents could apply for a Parent PLUS Loan, your parents would be on the hook for the loan, but the funds would go to you the student.
Your Federal Student Loans can be used for travel expenses, books, food, school supplies, etc. What will happen is the amount that you are approved for and you agree to borrow will be disbursed starting with your tuition costs for that semester and then moving to your room and board if you live on campus, then satisfying any other school fees you may have. After that the left over funds will be sent to you, usually in the form of a check and you can do what you wish with those funds.
You are eligible for Federal Student Loans as long as you are attending school at least halftime. If you are below halftime status as a student you will not be eligible for Federal Student Loan help. Your status is determined by the school and the amount of credit hours you are taking during a given semester. For more information and for a chart which breaks down how much you can borrow a year please see the source below.
Reply:The maximum amount you can borrow depends on the college being public or private and on how much your parents make.
Student loan typically can not be used for living off campus or for traveling. It can be used for books, materials for classes like science labs, etc.
Reply:1. it depends
2. yes
3. Books, tuition, food, rent.
4. yes
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