With St. Patrick's Day is approaching and with it all celebrated with the Emerald Isle will be, we think of a geological puzzle that may confuse the uninitiated. Can the United Kingdom and Ireland are geographically close to each other, show that for the vertebrate paleontologists in search of dinosaur fossils in southern England, a rich hunting ground for dinosaur remains. However, the nearby British - Italy, is virtually free of any Dinosauria, there is no dinosaurFossils in all respects. Ironically, if you are looking for monstrous reptiles, are parts of the south coast of England, a good place to look, but on the island of Ireland and Northern Ireland is the land mass north of that particular visit if you must do to go hunting Mesozoic vertebrates.
Many people are celebrated with a history of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, whose life and work on March 17 of each year. FromAll Saints' Day in the United Kingdom is that St. Patrick's tends to get more famous, at least in our experience. We suspect that this devotion is perhaps to do with it, its marketing agencies to help find an acute event to sell goods and services is well between Valentine and Mother's Day of each particular reference to the first.
But like all things Irish are celebrated, it gives us the opportunity to discuss one of the frequently asked questionsof our customers in Ireland because they are dinosaur fossils found in the United Kingdom, while there is no one to be excavated in Ireland across the Irish Sea?
Has St Patrick drive all the fossils of dinosaurs and snakes?
One of the stories associated with St. Patrick, he was responsible for the expulsion of all the snakes from Ireland. The snake (serpent) is considered an evil creature has taken its role in the genesis of this particular member of the Squamatacast as the villain in many Western civilization. Despite the apocryphal nature of this story is true there are no native species of snakes with the "Emerald Isle" is associated. However, it provides an understanding of climate change and the effects of icing a more likely explanation, for which no native snake species. Snakes, of which there are relatively few types of return in northern Europe, not only in Ireland, after a glacial event, but because there are no dinosaursFossils? Bizarre, as the absence of snakes in Ireland, some with only three native species in Britain, but many species of dinosaurs in the United Kingdom, were discovered explains - Iguanodon, Hylaeosaurus, Lexovisaurus, Hypsilophodon, Scelidosaurus only a handful. To the best of our knowledge, no genus or species of dinosaur ever found in Ireland.
Why are there no fossils of dinosaurs in Ireland?
The answer to the question below:Your feet, has everything to do with geology. It is to understand the nature of the strata exposed and their age, which is in Ireland and found the comparison of these characteristics with those of the United Kingdom.
Ireland and the United Kingdom have found side by side for a considerable part of geological time. But in reality, the geology of Ireland much more closely associated with the far north of England and Scotland, indicating that these massesto share an affinity for the geological processes that shaped their foundation.
There is another factor to consider when it comes to search for dinosaur fossils. Dinosaurs, as regards the known fossil record shows, were fully terrestrial animals - were adapted to a life on earth. For most of the Mesozoic was immersed (at the age of reptiles) over land mass that Ireland today, covered with sea water so that dinosaurs lived.
Take for example the LateChalk. The sea level was much of the Cretaceous period, and while in the western part of the United States has increased famous dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops walked on, about 98% in Ireland was covered by a shallow sea. Only a small part of the land mass we know as Ireland was now above the water surface, a small remote island, and finally to the eastern part of County Wicklow will be removed. The British Isles during this period was largely under water,thus the formation of such well-known geological features, such as the white cliffs of Dover. These are called coccoliths deposits of tiny marine organisms, especially phytoplankton and the small plates made of limestone.
Ireland, Northern Ireland and Ireland have their share of fossil key locations. Most of the geological map of Ireland is dominated by sedimentary rocks. Seams limestone, shale, mudstone and coal, which were during the Carboniferous, a geological period in Septemberoccurred long before the dinosaurs. There are a number of important places in Ireland where you can invertebrates and primitive plants and fossil fish are found. However, other types of vertebrate fossils are very, very rare.
Compare this central and southern England, where it is exposed to light from the Mesozoic sediments scientists the opportunity to explore and discover the dinosaur fossils exposed in these Jurassic and earlyrocks of the Cretaceous.
Irish geology is much more closely related to geology in northern England and Scotland, where they are exposed to very few outcrops of rocks which set the age of reptiles found on the surface. In the far north of the land mass from which Ireland and Northern Ireland, there are many clues metaphorphic rocks and igneous rocks such as basalt established as a result of violent volcanic eruptions. This testifies to the immense power that thisLearned only part of the earth's crust volcanoes 65 million years ago, when the area was dominated by the sea, mountains and other areas. A visit to the famous geological feature of the 'Giants Causeway in County Antrim is known to be proof enough of this part of Ireland's recent violent geological past.
Under these conditions it was, although some dinosaurs and other Mesozoic vertebrates still remains that they would receive as a result of geological processes have been destroyed. However, there arefossils of dinosaurs and marine reptiles associated with Ireland. One of our staff is sure that she once read about a dinosaur track found on a site on the north coast of the island. Some fragmentary dinosaur fossils have been found in Lower Jurassic strata in County Antrim.
With regard to marine reptiles, Leviathans age of reptiles such as plesiosaurs and ichthyosaurs part of the fossil material was found, again with the appropriate placesCosta County Antrim, but these fossils are very fragmentary and very rare.
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Over the years, the school administration in Nigeria, in particular, has had the lslamiyyah schools Lip service for the records are kept properly paid. do all these schools is to teach students simple and doctoral programs. But, as noted by NTI (2000:12), in 1964 a principal of an elementary school in our district Bauchi State was faced with a difficult experience. A form with a number of questionnaires on the appointment of former pupils of the school as the president of the orderedFederal Public Service Commissioner, was given to complete. The school closed many years before the players even attended primary school. Therefore, the principal does not know the man personally and I did not know what to write about him.
The only solution was the director of the school to make the record. The records of the school year showed that the student has been admitted, the year it was released, the record of his good academic performance, how to keep a record of annual awardsstudents among others.
These were the records that the school head has contributed to a form filled out correctly and that the person is appointed with sustained success.
Definition of Terms
school records to be kept: This approach to NTI (2000:12) is the history of the school and recorded systematically. This means that the systematic development of the school at different points in time, recorded at the bottom, are the school administrators. it is the log realTools accurance official accounts of the transaction or that are preserved in the school office (Olanrewaju 200S).
Aleiyideino SC et al (202) defines a record as a written declaration of an event. School records to keep records for these scholars are records that a lot of information about the school that the authority to make decisions and donkeys will take to enable the progress of the school. Director of the School will refer to both principal and principal.
Student: 'be used to refer to pupils and students. These records after dibutyl Ojerinde, 00 and Tukur (ed) (2005:21) classifies education records in (a) Statutory Records (b) Scientific Records (c) Finance Records (d) Personnel Record (s) General Records.
Also joining the Muslim schools in the category of voluntary agencies for educational development, Eke, et al (2000:46) explains that the person concerned Izalatil bid'a Iqamatis Wa Sunnah group Jama'atu Nasrul Islam, the Islamic Trust of Nigeria(ITN) and other immensely not only the development of training, but also good school records should be stored in Nigeria have done. Here cognitive and effective domains are strongly opposed issued to public schools, with only one cognitive domain.
E 'followed, in the light of the foregoing, we discuss the classification of the school records are as dibutyl Ojerinde H.as Tukur and 0.0 below:
A). Statutory records
1. ADMISSION REGISTER
This is a record ofAdmission, progress and withdrawal of students, should contain the following information about students for admission.
(A) the number of insertion (b) full name (c) Sex (d) Name and address of parents / guardians (s) day month and year (f) of the birth went back to school reading (g) last class (h) Day , month, class, item (i) records of progress (j) Date of schooling (k), reason for leaving, etc. (1) number of the certificate of transfer.
All entries must be handwritten andCorrections should in a way that the original entry and the correction are both clearly be distinguished. It should be kept no less than fifteen (15) years from the date of registration.
2. PARTICIPATION.
This is a register which is maintained for each class leaves with information on all students for the student of the school. regular attendance of students' or otherwise this can be easily understood, should contain (a) registration number (b) the name,safe name, etc.
Third log.
This book contains the records of important events at school. The history of the school can be created from this record. It must be borne in silence.
Fourth GUESTBOOK
This is a record that shows the names and addresses of all visitors are important for the school and the purpose of such a visit.
fifth book Punishment
The law allows only the school principal or his representativeto inflict corporal punishment of errant pupils. A fee is required reoord, since (a) The name of the offender (b) The date of the sentence (c) The nature of the crime (d) the person, the penalty, etc.
This record helps to protect teachers against parents injured. It can serve as a witness for the school to follow the progress of these students.
6. Education Law
The school should retain the right to education and its regulations to support the school in operation Line with these regulations.
7 National Policy for Education
Each school must have a copy of the national educational policy.
8, FILE inspection report
This is a record of reports of visits to schools by inspectors as it helps during the follow-up inspections.
9. Individual personality.
This is a record that shows a brief report on the events of the school on a daily basis. In schools, completed a daily report also write to the prefect duty> Book.
10. Minutes of Meeting Point
It should be a hard cover book meetings in its commitment to the acceptance of the minutes of the meeting for easy reference to the decisions taken.
B). Academic Record
i) approved copy of the curriculum
ii) Academic Syllabus file
1. APPROVED Syllabus:
Academic institutions are based program running on the approved program of course, could be the curriculum of primary education curriculum for teachers NTIUniversities must Waeco / NECO curriculum to follow and so the school has a curriculum.
2. CONSTRUCTION WORK
And 'this aspect that the division of the curriculum in teaching units. He is in issue, the performance goals, broken lights, etc. must be reported to any teacher and maintained approved by the school principal.
3. RECORD OF THE BOOK OF JOB
This further dissect the regulation of work in the recordings a week what the teacher teaches. It must be kept by teachers and ovenand confirmed by the President.
4. LESSON Note Book
You can call the lesson plan, as is the site plan for the architect. It 's so that follow, not to mention a process of preparation. This reduces the energy cost of remembering the next step is to do in class. It should include the date, topic, time of day, length of lesson, age, gender and class. Others include: goals and objective knowledge, implementation, evaluation and presentation of financial statements.
5.Book marks
This is used in the compilation continues Assessment (CA) to register. It can be used to configure the CA or weekly, fortnightly or monthly as the case may be.
6. FEATURE continuous evaluation / registration form
Schools used for CA file records of examination for each student. Two copies are for one student for one school and another required for students. Areas should be cognitive, affective and psychomotor skills of the student.
7. SchoolTABLE
This shows the daily activities of school, class by class period to period and the names of teachers to deal with them. It summarizes the number assigned to an issue of time and periods of drought, the number of subjects taught by a teacher in a week.
8. CLASS PARTICIPATION
It is held by the master class on any subject to be signed at the end of the period for teachers. Cheek teachers can not go to classes and at the end
9. TRANSFERCERTIFICATE
This is printed in a booklet for students who leave school before sending them to the class terminal. It helps both the school released students and schools to students.
10. Leaving Certificate
Unclaimed certificates certificates, etc. must be kept under lock and happiness
11. The files are the products of different subject areas to be kept NEED
C). FINANCE RECORD
The school must provide accounting records, such as:
i. and wage paymentCoupon: - these are stored in files labeled for the payment of wages and other benefits made in the school.
school fees, record: - It is required to provide financial transactions in the schools. It provides information about the terms of revenue and expenditure. It promotes accountability and preventing corruption and sharp practices.
iii. Income tax: - E 'issued to students when they pay taxes, while duplicates of auditors and inspectors detained.
. Iv Cash Book: - ShowRevenue and expenditure of the school.
v. ledger: - It 's school record all debit and credit of the slopes.
vi. Syndicate Bank reconciliation school transaction with the bank (to agree)
vii. Photo Book: - It 's used to keep an inventory of land and other school activities with the debt.
viii. IOU book: - This is used to service personnel in the short term financial assistance to payTo pay salaries.
D). PERSONAL RECORDS:
i. Staff Time Book: - This is the gift for staff, shows the melody all the employees go to school (late corners of the cabin can be easily identified)
ii. Staff moving book: - This is the record, the status is returned when staff move from school during school hours and when.
iii. confidential report (annual evaluation report APER Module) This is used for staff promotion and reward.
iv. personnel files: eachEmployees must have a personal file, the references contain the number of years of service with the right.
List of members are kept well too, including the organization of the school - see list of personnel.
vi. Subject files on the accounts must be maintained
E). EJGENERAL RECORDS:
A school also needs the following items:
i. Parents Teachers Association Book of Minutes
ii. Parents Teachers Association account book
iii. Board of DirectorsMinute Books
iv. Excitement and folders
see instruction book or file internal circular
vi. Correspondence files on various topics
IMPORTANCE OF RECORD schools
The importance of records in the schools after Olgboye Cited Olararenwaji IT (2009:1) and dibutyl Ojermde and Tukur (ed) (2005:27) to include;
1. It tells the story of the school
2. Facilitates the continued operation of the school
3. E 'facilitate and improve the provision of effective guidance and career counseling for students in the social sector
4. Contains information required to ex-students and institutes concerned and employers for admission or placement.
5. Facilitate the provision of information to parents or guardians to effectively monitor the progress of their children at school or performance.
6. Provides data needed for planning and decision-making by the schoolAuthority
7. Enter "basis for objective assessment of the state of teaching and learning in schools, including the performance of staff and students by supervisors and inspectors.
8. Provide information to the school community, the general public, employers, researchers for the advancement of knowledge.
9. It ensures that the principal observes scrupulously observe the training.
10. teachers of the school records can be used as reference material for bothand administrators.
SCHOOL RECORD OF ABUSE
Some time after Aleiyideino, SC et A! (2000:79) some abuse of school records to be kept by:
1. Unavailability of records: - You do not know can not produce such records or the same if the need arises.
2. The problem of conservation: - Some schools have these recordings are not stored properly the subject.
3. Ignorance on the part of principals: - Some principals are not even aware of the importancerecords shall be kept at school or whatever those records.
4. poor supervision by teachers or assistant head: - Some principals do not, because no body requested records for such records.
5. If the information is inaccurate or incomplete, can not give us accurate information is required.
CONCLUSION:
This means that we have the importance of maintaining accurate and complete information and to allow our school up to date and to hear and respondQuestions or compiling our school without difficulty.
Reference:
Olanrewaju, IT (2008) The importance of documentation in the school is "paper presented at the Department of the University of Ilorin PHE pp 1-10.
2. Aleiyideini, SC et al (2002) "Record Keeping" in NTI (2002) School Management Training Course Book pp 69-78
3. EKE (2000) "School of Administration and Management" in NTI (2000) cycle of education 4 Pp 12-13
4. Dibu Ojerinde, 0.0and Tukur, H (2005) "Record Keeping" Manual inspection PGDE NTI by DLS. PP2 1-27.
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MAL. Abdul Karim N. BELLO
College of Education Jalingo
Taraba State, Nigeria.
If you dedicate your life Christian or even simply a Christian who enjoys Christian books available through Christian bookstores is already the simplest and easiest way to find out more about Christianity. You have probably noticed that you save when you go to a regular section of the book, there are some books of the Christian religion, but they are limited. A business that specializes in Christian interpretation to solve this problem completely. Not only is a greatA selection of books, will be a wide selection of books for each subject. This should be the right book in the Christian niche, what can it large or small, very light. These stores also have books for all ages, priests, pastors, nuns, teachers and ordinary people like you and me
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I often use this reference, because when I just use for example, questions on grammar, usage, o. I also like because I can find answers quickly, faster than the Chicago Manual of Style, for example.
Suppose that I am not sure you want about the use of the colon in a sentence review, e. I opened the front cover of the Gregg Reference Manual and there is a page list of topics. No need to work through a table of contents or index. I find the argument inonly a few seconds.
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Also note that the paragraph numbers are listed at the top of each page, listed as the first paragraph at the top of the left side, and the last entry in the top rightPage.
I think the voices have a good balance between brevity and completeness. On the other hand, if you need more information or you want a good coverage of exceptions aside, Gregg could find the positive side.
All in all I like the Gregg Reference Manual, so that I can find the answers quickly and easily, so my ability to express thoughts are derailed during the review.
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These five books are some of the existing legal texts cited and can not really buy a book without stumbling over these legal road. A History of American Law is one of the most widely read books of most American law students and one is a must forStart buying the books legally. In this work, Friedman tells the whole history of American law from the origins of modern forms. If you are looking for books DST, this is the basic text perfect for your collection.
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Writing-World.com 's Guide to paying markets for fiction and poetry by Moira Allen is more than just a book of information for the present writer. The author concludes by paying only the markets for magazines (e-zines, magazines and newspapers). The author has a very useful section "About this book" that explains what each section in the publications listed funds. They even describe the various rights that are often required of magazines. Ilearned within the first 17 pages, I had incorrectly addressing envelopes for international shipments from the country, particularly in capitals next to the state or province. And what a surprise it was for me - I had no idea it was a protocol for sending out-of-land! This chapter also discusses important issues and common problems with e-mail and online communications. Moira discussion of literary magazines was also very interesting and informative.
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Textbooks like these are usually dry and boring to read but the book is Moirasome people have written - which is difficult to do with data collection. Each list has a number of useful tips and information, including the type of material accepted the submission for publication, the publication of what the pay rate that the rights of protest and contact information (including email and website URL).
This book has definitely found an office job to my Writer's Reference on my shelf!
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I bought "Howdunit Forensics" by Writer's Digest Books on secret used as a reference for my writing. I thought it would be helpful book to read while writing corrected to ensure that the technical aspects of my secrets. Nobody was more surprised than me when I wound up reading like a novel. Why? Why is fascinating. The system of forensic medicine, the coroner and the body, the scene of the crime and Crime Lab: The book is divided into three broad categories.There are many subcategories within each main title, and believe me, Lyle covers everything you would ever need to know when writing a mystery. Although I am not a writer, but just a fan of mysteries, well, you will enjoy this book.
Lyle writes in a style that is easily understood by all and not too technical. Who would otherwise be a mystery writer like to see the steps in an autopsy? You can use this book, Chapter 3, The autopsy: A look at the body. Do you need informationto trace back? Chapter 15: Forensics: sweat the small stuff. If you read the chapter on crime scene, you will see how many errors some of the most popular shows of the crime. You know, I hope that most of the things is incorrect. CSI do not carry weapons, do not interrogate suspects, and they never told me what I'm looking for an autopsy! Of course, if they want to continue the way real detective, the show would not be half as exciting.
I found the last chapterThe book, Forensic Psychology: Evaluation of the spirit, as especially interesting. More and more we rely on forensic psychologist, rushing us into the criminal mind. We are no longer satisfied to say that a person has committed a crime because he or she was crazy. We want to know why these men and women, crimes, what motivates them to commit. I particularly liked the blue background side-bar for the entire book cites real cases, forensic and tells how to help solve crimes and punishment ofVillains.
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First I noticed that I have written many articles that have appeared in Instructor magazine. After earning a degree in elementary education and taught for a short period, I had some experience in dealing with the challenges in the classroom and wanted to capitalize on them. I also read a writer of journals and books that encouraged me even more.
Initially, my biggest challenge courage call, go ahead and describe my idea of the journalEditor. My letter question began with a hook, I'm at my work and a brief description of the contents of the object. Towards the end of this letter, I explained why my experience that I've done the script perfect for the job! A few weeks later a reply came from the magazine. They were interested in my article and I'd like, please send to speculation.
So I wrote an article that filled one page, signed and submitted. A few weeks later he returned in the memory-maila rejection slip. Discouraged but not giving up, I developed and presented an idea for another magazine education. I felt really good about this idea. Apparently, the editors as well and a few months later, my voice, to pay $ 75 for it. Then I put the ideas instructor, and after a few more months, I have seen my work in the magazine.
During that time I learned my lessons into account and these were:
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Lesson 3: Make a list of everything that was silent, and can be expanded. Long before to write a query that Scholastic has been positive, I filled a sheet of paper with words related to my topic. My task was to write a book for substitute teachers in elementary schools. I wanted something more than usual, I thought that my experience as a substitute teacher and asked meI would appreciate, use and maintenance. The answers helped me a ride on a different set of familiar theme.
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Reference books take an important place in the hearts and libraries of many of us. Some of us may have to read for school or university, but many of us love them. Whether it's in your living room or library at your university, books are important references for the education of all in society, in every moment of their lives. In this article we will see some of the historical significance of this tome.
One ofThe most famous of all books of reference, the Encyclopedia Britannica. This book was originally published in Edinburgh between 1768-1771 and provided an alphabetical list of entries collected on many issues. Since 1801, when the third edition came out, had 20 volumes in all. Since 1901, the book passes from British to American ownership and has begun to reduce their size article, and therefore more attractive to buyers in North America. Until 1933 was the first book of hisArts policy to publish their books from a "continuous review".
The Oxford English Dictionary is another well-known tome, with reference books. It 'was successfully sold all over the world, especially in English speaking countries like the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. This is one of the most respected and popular of all the dictionaries. This is one of the reference books are running older, which leaves much life in 1888. It ispublished by Oxford University Press, Oxford, England. Some of its main competitors are the HarperCollins dictionary that is also very popular in the UK and around the world.
There are many different types of Atlas and famous from around the world, too many to go here - but we'll see some of the most famous. The Atlas Maior Atlas is one of the first note - and was published in Holland in 1665. It contained a total of 594 cards. For this purpose aWith regard to their size, made the Taschen reproduction, which weighed a massive 7 kg. E 'cost $ 200, but was printed in a smaller version of Barnes & Noble for only $ 20.
There are many famous books of reference and are only 3 of those key - important for the cultural and historical reasons. There are many other reference books available on the market.
