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Auburn University
This category is for any question related to Auburn University, home of the Tigers, located in Auburn, Alabama.
244 Questions
How does segregation in schools violate the 14th amendment?
The 14th amendment was created during the Reconstruction Era of the United States. The amendment was meant to protect US citizenship rights as well as enforce equal protection of laws. By nature, segregation of race in schools violated this amendment.
Does Auburn University residence halls have elevators?
They all do. Much of the older resident halls have been renovated through the years and most recently. Auburn Univiversity offers it's students many new modern living facilities. Check out the New Student Village located in the middle of campus. Unlike the university of alabama, we don't build our campus facilities next to government housing located next to their campus.
Can you drive on campus as a freshman at Auburn University?
Yes, although there are almost no roads on the actual campus. You will either walk or ride a bike to all of your classes. If you live off campus, you can by a commuter parking pass and park in one the parking lots around campus that are designated for commuter parking. If you live on campus, you have get a resident parking pass, but as i understand it, they are difficult to get.
What is the logo for the auburn university?
The official logo of Auburn University is the interlocking AU. The university is also symbolized by the Samford Hall clock tower and the Auburn University seal.
What is Bangkok Patana school?
Bangkok Patana School is an awesome school just outside of Bangkok (I think)
Matt R :P
Where is the Auburn Historical Society Inc in Auburn Kentucky located?
The address of the Auburn Historical Society Inc is: 414 Maple Street, Auburn, KY 42206-5143
Is Oxford University the best university for History in the world?
Looking for the 'best university in the world' in anything other than the most specialized research areas is futile. Be content to find a few really good universities for a subject. Oxford has a good reputation for many areas of History at both undergraduate and postgraduate level and is one of its strongest subjects in the Humanities. Edit: If you go to the Times website they have a section entitled 'Good University Guide' which gives you the best universities for each subject and is updated yearly.
There are three authors, actually. Cherith Baldry,Victoria Holmes, and Kate Cary. They use a code name of Erin Hunter. Not exactly a 'code' word but one name instead of three, 'cause three names would be a hassle... especialy to libraries. XD
Does Auburn University have a good dental program?
Auburn University
Auburn, Alabama
While the school does not offer a dental program, you can take the prerequisite coursework required by dental schools at Auburn. The institution has the preferred regional accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and is a College Board member. Therefore, the coursework and degree completed through this institution of higher learning will be recognized by all other colleges and universities as well as employers.
Alabama has defeated Auburn only 3 times at Jordan-Hare Stadium, including 1999, 2001, and most recently in 2009. Auburn has a 7-3 record at Jordan-Hare against Alabama, while the Crimson Tide has a whopping 1-7 record at their home field, Bryant-Denny Stadium.
What are the three best universities in the world?
Harvard university
university of berkeley
university of cambridge
AU is an abbreviation for a number of things. It can refer to Australia, the Angstrom Unit, the Astronomical Unit, and the Arithmetic Unit. In addition, it can refer to Auburn University and Air University.
"Au" (where the "u" is not capitalized) is the chemical symbol for the element gold.
Sometimes, the letters "a" and "u" are not capitalized when denoting Astronomical Units, although prevailing usage seems to indicate that the abbreviation "AU" is more common. One phrase for the abbreviation "au" is alternate universe. One phrase for the abbreviation "au" is alternate universe.
How much does the auburn hotline cost?
The Auburn hotline is where you can ask any question and they try to answer it the number is334 844 4249 and its free but the long distance proboly costs
The Alabama State Senate has 35 senators. They are Tommy Irons, Bill Holtzclaw, Arthur Orr, Paul Bussman, Greg Reed, Roger Bedford, Paul Sanford, Shadrack McGill, Clay Scofield, Phil Williams, Jerry Fielding, Del Marsh, Gerald Dial, Cam Ward, Slade Blackwell, J.T. Waggoner, Scott Beason, Rodger Smitherman, Priscilla Dunn, Linda Coleman, Gerald Allen, Marc Keahey, Henry Sanders, Bobby Singleton, Dick Brewbaker, Quinton Ross, Tom Whatley, Billy Beasley, Harri Anne Smith, Bryan Taylor, Jimmy Holley, Trip Pittman, Vivian Davis Figures, Rusty Glover, and Bill Hightower.
Causes of indiscipline in primary schools equals?
Causes within school; this might include the following,
- The teacher taking the lesson is a supply teacher and so is not recognised by the pupils as a figure of authority, because he/she is only temporarily teaching that class. Also the supply teacher may not know the individual names of the pupils.
- A teacher is foreign and cannot speak good English - the pupils can use it to their advantage by purposefully misunderstanding the teacher.
- The teacher may be late and so the first few minutes of the lesson were spent in an environment devoid of the basic classroom rules. This bad foundation for the lesson makes pupils more prone to rebellious behaviour.
- Of course the standard of discipline is likely to go down even further if a lengthy holiday awaits the end of a friday afternoon lesson or indeed awaits the end of a school week.
- Poor teaching. Usually a teacher who makes more of an effort to connect with the pupils is more likely to gain their attention. But reading in a monotone from a text book before telling the pupils to get on with some task in their books is just asking for the paper planes to take flight and shouting across the classroom.
- Outnumbered. Teaching is a tough job, though not impossibly so. However, sometimes there may simply be too many rebels in the class to keep control.
- Amongst higher ability groups, certain pupils may come to the conclusion that they are intellectually superior to the teacher and so taunt him/her, without feeling any incentives to do the work.
- Negative relations between pupils. There may also be unwelcome incidents that could occur between pupils at any time, causing tempers to occasionally flare.
Causes outside school; this may possibly include the following:
- The parents of pupils may have no interest in education and so this encourages their children to assume a similar attitude, provoking rebellious behaviour.
- Pupils may be abused at home. It's not going to be as easy for a pupil from an unstable background to focus on school work as one from a more secure one.
- Pupils may have found that being tough is the way to survive at home, so why shouldn't they think otherwise whenever they turn up to school?
- Home life for some might involve being overindulged by parents and so pupils expect the same when they come to school.
- Again in the domestic context, pupils may not ever have been set clear boundaries at home and so it's only natural that they are going to find abiding by a whole set of new rules at school a suffocating prospect which limits their usual freedom immeasurably.
What can or should we do?
If the child is offered practical courses that cater to his requirements, he will have a purpose and therefore less time to indulge in undisciplined behaviour. His restlessness will be curbed, as he will be better occupied. But until then, it is the duty of the teachers to help the child to cope with the load and to find a workable solution for those children who are breaking under the pressure. The parents too can contribute by spending quality time with the child, and taking a deeper interest in what is happening at school. They should make an effort to meet the teachers and find a solution to make their children's' schooling more productive and satisfying. Once the child realises that his parents are really interested in his welfare he might be willing to meet them halfway, rather than demanding his own way all the time. Children living in problematic families must be counselled by psychologists.
What is the name of the mascot for the Auburn Tigers?
Aubie is the name of the mascot for the Auburn Tigers. Aubie is a tiger. Aubie is well loved by all the fans especially the children who chase him around and play with him.
What is the name of auburns war eagle VII and how old is it?
War Eagle VII is Nova. She was born in 1999 at the Montgomery zoo, Montgomery, AL.
How many years for a masters degree?
In Pakistan it depends on the field of study you have selected. Like if someone has taken bachelor's degree in engineering then 5 years is required to become master.
To be masters in a subject of science/ arts /commerce, it takes 4 years.
In what year was Auburn University founded?
Auburn University was chartered by the Alabama Legislature as the East Alabama Male College on February 7, 1856. it was granted university status by the Alabama Legislature in 1960 and officially renamed Auburn University
Does auburn university have a food cafeteria?
No. There is a cafeteria-like place in the new dorms (The Village), but it is pretty expensive. There are a ton of restaurants on campus, though.
