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I have a deaf daughter, and she’s trying to learn ASL. I also need to learn it too. I need to find something that I can save to my computer, and maybe print off. I have dial up, and it takes forever for me to watch the instructional videos. PLEASE HELP ME!!!!

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try to explain those you know

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I am starting up a subscription based online personal training business. I want to offer my members valuable resources, such as current articles and information about health, nutrition, and fitness. I need help finding resources to write these articles. Also, I would like to know how to find freelance writers that would like to contribute to this sort of thing to get their name out there.

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Learn to Swim with Ms. Bea might be a little young but it works and the website has great tips and tricks.http://www.swimbea.com/underwater.html
Swim Lesson University is a fabulous resource as well!https://www.swimlessonsuniversity.com/in…
Total Immersion videos are great too…http://www.swimmingworldmagazine.com/swi…
A book called Teaching Swimming Fundamentals is very helpful toohttp://www.amazon.com/Teaching-Swimming-…

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I need your ideas for our Project…
The Project is “Instructional material” which is you have to think of any material “related to science” and we need to made the material out of other things and we have to discuss the material and debate with other groups…..
Can you suggest some materials:
Example: Rocket Ship – made up of plastic cups..
Any suggestion….
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I have to take the paraprofessional test to be an instructional aide in California and I am really struggling to find any specific information on the web as to what exactly is on it. Some have said Algebra or Pre-Algebra or just study Cliff’s Notes for Math. Has anyone taken it and do you have suggestions on how to study?

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charts, graphs etc can be considered as paper based instructioanl materials! but what about the videos toys and anything that is not made from paper?

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as it relates to educational technology

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I need lterature on Tha Impact of instructional material in teaching introductory technology in junior secondary schools.

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There are a few fairly good books out there. Problem is there are so many different pool types, plumbing configurations, filter and pump types, electrical gadgets, etc. that you’d need an entire set of encyclopedias to cover all possibilities! But only a few pages might actually apply to your particular situation. Therefore, I’ve always been one to believe in personal instruction. Individualized for your particular circumstance. Best advice is to call a service company to come out and give you a “driving lesson” on your pool. They can explain water flow, identify all the pieces of equipment and how they work. Show you how to maintain that equipment. How to backwash (or clean) the filter. You can videotape if you like. Make notes. Ask questions. Once you understand how that particular pool works then the fear goes away! Pools are not difficult, but neither do they remain constant. Mother Nature is constantly trying to take over. Our goal is beautiful, blue, clear water. Her goal is tadpoles, algae, swamp water. She is relentless. We must be diligent, lest she win! Well worth the money to pay for a service call to learn the ins and outs of your pool. Much better than groping in the dark and making costly mistakes.

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