True Biblical Unity in a Divided World - Greg Stier
Discover how Jesus’s prayer in John 17 reveals the foundation for true biblical unity, and learn how the Church can stay united in a divided world.| Greg Stier
What is it about autumn that calls all gnats into my kitchen like the plagues of Egypt? And woe to the one who leaves out the banana peelings. Jesus’ message in Matthew, chapter 23, seem meant for me in my gnat infested world. “Blind guides,” Jesus rebuked in a litany of strikes against the Pharisees, […] The post What Message Are You Giving? appeared first on When the House is Quiet.| When the House is Quiet
Given a positive integer as input, your task is to output a truthy value if the number is divisible by the double of the sum of its digits, and a falsy value otherwise (OEIS A134516). In other words: (sum_of_digits)*2 | number Instead of truthy / falsy values for the true and false cases, you may instead specify any finite set of values for the true/false case, and their complement the other values. For a simple example, you may use 0 for the true case and all other numbers for the false case...| Recent Questions - Code Golf Stack Exchange
Joshua Penduck writes: On a cold and wet evening sometime in early 2021, my church’s ministry and management team met on Zoom to discuss the first chapter of the then new Living in Love and Faith material. I knew that that there were mixed opinions on the team. I didn’t realise just how mixed. The ... Continue Reading The post The idiocy of the LLF process first appeared on Psephizo.| Psephizo
Discover how Jesus’s prayer in John 17 reveals the foundation for true biblical unity, and learn how the Church can stay united in a divided world.| Greg Stier
One potato, two potatoes, three potatoes, four… The smell started as a vague drift of unpleasantness. But as I cleaned off the counter, a sniff of something not quite right remained. After a few hours I came back into the the kitchen, and it smelled like a cadaver lay under the sink. A rotten potato’s […] The post The Smell Under the Kitchen Sink appeared first on When the House is Quiet.| When the House is Quiet
There are two things that Jesus promises to bring into our lives. Firstly, He brings God’s love and grace. He proclaims, “I have come to set the earth on fire, and how I wish it were blazing already,” referring to the grace and love of God made present in the flames of the Holy Spirit […]| Catholic Exchange
Using models when dividing fractions can be difficult. This post helps walk you through it for when teaching your fifth graders.| The Owl Teacher
We all know that practicing multiplication isn’t necessarily a student’s idea of a perfect day. Traditional worksheets don’t exactly inspire a love of math in students, and they can be boring when it comes to learning about arrays, multiplication properties, and area. What if, instead of boring arithmetic exercises, we could go to a farm? […] The post Getting Dirty with Problem Based Learning in Math appeared first on The Owl Teacher.| The Owl Teacher
You wouldn’t know it from news coverage, but U.S. residents are more united on many issues than we realize — even seemingly controversial ones. For example, recent research found that more than 80% of us support diversity, equity, and inclusion, and want to help end divisiveness. However, we mistakenly believe that only 55% of people […] The post The ‘spiral of silence’ makes us think we’re more divided than we are. Here’s how to break it. appeared first on Berkeley Media Studie...| Berkeley Media Studies Group
For each season of the year, I love to put out math review activities that specifically focus on addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.Seasonal manipulatives always make math work more inviting.These fall math activities have been such a hit!I love how they incorporate pumpkins, leaves, apples, and acorns.They definitely bring the feel of fall into the classroom.And because you can| Every Star Is Different
Did I teach an entire division lesson focused on just one problem? Yes! From giving many hundreds of interviews where students solve problems mentally, we’ve learned that solving 100 ÷ 3 is often a challenge. After recently interviewing and hearing two answers for 100 ÷ 3 that I’d never heard before, I taught this lesson.| MARILYN BURNS MATH
Have you ever engaged students with a Card Sort? I’ve known about Card Sorts for quite a while, but this was my first go with it. The students were engaged and the experience was useful for building their understanding of division. For sure, I’ll do more. The post My First Ever Card Sort . . . And I’ll Do More appeared first on MARILYN BURNS MATH.| MARILYN BURNS MATH
Running Free There is no freedom like the freedom to run free Horses pounding down the breakers attacking their hooves Running into the wind leaving no footprints behind A trinity of spirit drivin…| Roth Poetry
Are you ready to soak up some brain-boosting fun in the sun? Look no further than beach-themed logic puzzles! These puzzles combine the excitement of a seaside vacation with the thrill of solving math problems. By using pictures to represent numbers and incorporating addition, multiplication, subtraction, and division, these puzzles are a fantastic way to... The post Beach Math Logic Puzzles for Kids first appeared on Royal Baloo. The post Beach Math Logic Puzzles for Kids appeared first on...| Royal Baloo
… and she met a bear. She froze, watching it watching her, seeing the long claws, the muzzle raised to sniff the air, the marvelous deep pelt. She thought about everything she’d ever heard about dealing with bears. She stood still, attempting to convey the energy of no-harm. The bear let out a “whuff” of […] The post Once Upon a Time a Woman Walked Through the Woods … first appeared on Harvesting Stones.| Harvesting Stones
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You may remember learning way back in grade school that you can’t divide by zero. You may remember being told that division by zero is undefined. But have you ever wondered why we can’t…| Logos con carne
