Scientists

An easy way to memorize any subject is to make it meaningful and, well, memorable! For example, think back to the first day of school. You didn't know anyone, but had to learn names, what they liked/disliked, what they enjoyed/hated, etc.

It's the same with learning biographical (life) information about any famous person. Like your best friend at school, at first you only know the famous person's name. But, information can include a birth date (and death date), where the person lived, what they did in life (their likes), and whether they got any awards for their work.

Try to have an imaginary conversation with the "subject", in this example a famous scientist. Ask him/her questions (hint: use questions for the facts you must learn). Imagine the scientist telling you about his newest discovery and when he made that discovery.

Write a (pretend) letter to the scientist-- you won't mail the letter, it's just a learning method. Ask him all the same questions for the facts you need to remember. Now, pretend that you are the scientist who just received this letter full of questions. As you pretend to be the scientist, write a reply that answers all the questions! Use your book or notes to look up the right answer so you (playing the scientist) can answer the letter. Now, you have a letter with the specific questions, and a letter with the answers. Use both to study for tests.

An important key to learning is to make it fun! Think of different ways you (or you with your friends) can learn facts without it being boring. For example, two or three friends can write and act out a play about a famous person or events in history.

Tesla's design varied from that of Faraday in two major ways. First, he used a magnet that was bigger in diameter than the disk so that the magnet completely covered the disk. Second, he divided the disk into sections with spiral curves radiating out from the center to the outside edge. Edison had nothing to do with this invention and in the other side of the coin, Frank Julian Sprague improved designs for a spring-loaded trolley pole.

he help the world war 2 when ppl got sick and started to die

Edward Teller, the physicist, is the one that springs to my mind because he is associated with the hydrogen bomb. For others see the wikipedia list of physicists or various other lists of scientists.

Aristotle's classification of animals grouped together animals with similar characters into genera and then distinguished the species within the genera. He also divided animals in a 2-group and 3-group system. The 2 group system was blood and bloodless and the three group system was in terms of their movement: walking, flying and swimming (land, air or water). As can be seen such a system is too simple to classify the amount of animals we have today and so Aristotle's system became less useful. Just think for a moment, with a system so simple how would the millions of microorganisms found today be classified? By: A 2007 UWI Student Aristotle's classification of animals grouped together animals with similar characters into genera and then distinguished the species within the genera. He also divided animals in a 2-group and 3-group system. The 2 group system was blood and bloodless and the three group system was in terms of their movement: walking, flying and swimming (land, air or water). As can be seen such a system is too simple to classify the amount of animals we have today and so Aristotle's system became less useful. Just think for a moment, with a system so simple how would the millions of microorganisms found today be classified? By: A 2007 UWI Student

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Athletic trainers work both inside and outside. They work with collages , high schools,and sometimes with thlets that need help on their exsercising .

Filipino scientist, Doctor Paulo Campos is a specialist in nuclear medicine and an award winning writer of over seventy-five scientific papers. He was the one that built the first radioisotope laboratory in the Philippines.

He was the first to demonstrate means for making long-distance telecommunications. For more, please see his wikipedia article.

Scientists are worried about the Rio Grande because they think it is going to run out of water.

Geologists and seismologists.

I think that, technically speaking, the branch of science is geology (whereas geologists and seismologists are some of the practitioners or specialists of that branch of science). Geology itself has many different fields of study that deal with different aspects of the earth's crust such as volcanology (study of volcanic processes), seismology (study of earthquakes and their detection), geomorphology (study of earth forms e.g., dunes, mountains, rivers, etc.), paleontology (study of fossils) and so forth.

The bath came first, then the shower.

Einstien didnt go to collage he left after elementry school.

yes he did. he lived a long life. He created the radio.

The heat from the Sun comes to us through electromagnetic waves, mainly light. Those don't require matter to be transmitted.

Italian. More information is available, if you wish it, on his wikipedia page.

They were knighted by the King or Queen of England.

All honours such as knighthoods are technically given by the Queen (or King) but are decided by the government in power.

The results of young scientists exam will be declared in late october. They are available on the cbse website.

Scientists are important to us so we can study people who can't write properly.

The founder of modern anatomy made many important discoveries in the 1500s. Some of them: the sternum was made of only three parts; the two chambers and two atria of the hear; the liver has only one lobe; many precise illustration of the anatomy. Just to name a few accomplishments. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vesalius

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