i couldn't find the definition for this (for school). please help.
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The definition is usually protrayed in the movies. Sean Penn, Clint Eastwood, Robert DeNero. Just think of a movie, western, police, rescue, and note the lead male actor. That's usually rugged individualism.
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PERPENDICULAR\n\nHow is this.
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School, huh?\n\nOr do you mean learning things?\nLearning about things you dont even care about isnt that bad, it never hurts to have knowledge and be prepared for things to come. \n\nBut school (as the organisation) sux!\nIts focus is on subjects that prepare you for your work life and many times peoples potential gets strangled by the school system, even guys like Einstein didnt do so hot in school.\n\nThe old romans had a saying:\n\n"Non scholae sed vitae discimus"\nWhich supposedly means: Not for school but for life we learn.\n\nNow think that one over!\nIf you want to get technical about it it also means:\n\nSchool isnt life!\n\nSo there! \nWho needs it :p
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i guess something that is applicable? i checked the dictionary, but they don't have an adjective form...\n\nmaybe you should ask your friend? or the teacher/lecturer :)
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Liberal meaning?  Huh?\n\nThere is no "political" meaning to those terms in education.\n\nWhat are you asking for?\n\nAutonomy is a huge "hidden" curriculum goal in education... we want kids to learn how to make decisions and be motivated to learn independently.\n\nRationality is another "hidden" curriculum goal in education... being able to think using the reality perceived by the senses and logical sequential reasoning.
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Basically it means that the more a student studies, the higher the grade.  Let's say he studies for T hours.\nThen his grade G = kT where k is some constant.\nSo perhaps k=10.\nThen if one student studies for 5 hours, he will get a grade of G=10*5 or 50, and if another studies for 10 hours, he will get G=10*10=100.\n\nThis is called 'directly' proportional because the equation (G=kT)is a line.\n(*This isn't very realistic however,  since if he studies over 100/k hours he will get better than 100.)\nWhat is more realistic is something like:  that his grade is proportional to the time and "inversely proportional" to the time plus one hour. (An inversely proportional equation has the form y = k/x if y is inversely proportional to x.)\n\nThen, G = kT/(T+1)\nSo if T = 0, his grade will be 0.  But if he studies for a long time,\n(i.e., T very large) T/(T+1) will be very close to 1 and his grade very close to k.  So a good value for k would be 100.\n\nG = 100T/(T+1)\nIf he doesn't study at all, T=0 and G = 100*0/1 = 0\nIf he studies for 9 hours, T=9 and G = 100*9/10 = 90\nIf he studies for 19 hours, T=19 and G = 100*19/20 = 95\nBut no matter how long he studies, G will never be > 100.
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To not let school get in the way of my education.  It's actually a quote from Mark Twain, but it was relayed to me by a favorite English professor.  It's important to me because it means, simply, to not let the rigors and requirements of school get in the way of learning, to not get in the way of following what I love.
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It is not a technical term. It is an acronym for DO IT YOURSELF. So many of the teaching excercises for the rock cycle use it to describe activities where the students DO-IT-THEMSELVES to see weathering processes.\n\nAnother example of why I hate acronyms.
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what does this have to do with special education?
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Getting other people to do your homework for you is dishonest.\n\nIt also means that you learn nothing. Of course if you want to spend your entire life bagging groceries that’s the way to go.
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Honey this is your homework and i think you have been lazy enough not to read your textbook or a reference guide because you find direct answers in each one of them. You wont learn unless you strive for it. Whats the meaning of homework if you keep asking answers on line.
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Try a d-i-c-t-i-o-n-a-r-y.  perhaps a dictionary of terms used in SOCIAL WORK, or EDUCATION.  You might need to expend some energy in the reference section of your school library, but I did it and so can you.
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I am afraid that I have not heard the term either. However there seems to be a connection with the term reverse integration and one Canadian school Board in general. Perhaps the changes of reverse integration or the term itself is the starting of a new trend to which you were one of the first to witness. Interesting!\n\nMackay Center School\nA Social Affairs School of the English Montreal School Board \n\nhttp://www.emsb.qc.ca/mackay/reverseintegration.htm\n\nReverse integration might refer to 2 things. Firstly it may refer to the opposite trend that has been happening in schools. Rather than integrating students with learning disabilities, physical disabilities and behavioural problems into "regular" classroom(s) there will be a classroom(s) dedicated to taking care of the needs of these students as to create a specialized learning environment and program that suits their needs.\n\nSecondly, it may also refer to integrating "regular" student(s) into the specialized classroom as mentioned in the first answer.
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Sorry, but your meaning is unclear.  You may have to rewrite your question to get a good answer.  Sorry I couldn't be of help.
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Wow.  You put this in the wrong category.  It should be under the homework help section
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http://dictionary.reference.com/\n\nHave an educated day!
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I do not know what this means.