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Shared Boy/Girl Room
January 28, 2013 by Lynn
Filed under Crafts, Decorating, DIY, Featured Content, Furniture Redos, Home and Garden
When sweet little number 3 came along, I wanted her to be in her own room. I wanted to put the kids who where on the same sleep scheduled in the same room. That way there would be less waking me up! And I felt little Ruby Lou would be safer if she didn't have a loving sibling trying to give her an extra blanket or stuffed animal. So, my only solution was to put the two oldest in the same room. How do I decorate a boy/girl room without it being too masculine or too famine?! I decided I would start with fabric and go from there. After a fabric hunt I found my base for the room colors. (Which are the drapes) My mom and dad sent down my old bed frames from Washington and I painted them a color from the drapes. And I went from there…
Here are some pictures. I will post more info on the art and other tidbits around the room later. I am doing the reveal first hahaha….
My friend (who has a super cute house and blog, click HERE for The Rooster and The Hen) gave me the idea to paint the beds this teal color, pulled from the drapery fabric.
To see how I painted the beds Click HERE
-The room looked like this before-
-At first I tried to go this route-
It just wasn't working for me.
So I changed it up!
I took some pictures of my midgets to put up in their room. Bought the shelves from Ikea and painted them yellow. And made some art to put up. They helped me make the "Every freckle on my face is where it's supposed to be." quote art work. And they had a blast. I'll post pictures of that later
(Quote from and India Arie song. Love her songs!)
Now don't worry, these are not really hanging from the rope. I have earthquake wall hooks on the back, these babes are not going any where! Safety first!!
I made these out silhouettes of plywood and paint that I had in the garage. I watered down my paint and sanded after I painted to give these a distressed look. I added the rope and make the "faux" mustard yellow wall hooks. Pretty dang cute I think!
I put up these picture boards, I had them laying around the house. I want to have lots of pictures around my house
and I knew my kids would think this was super cool. It is up pretty high so they can't reach the tacks.
I have been seeing all those cute "Read" signs on Pinterest and wanted to do one similar.
But, I didn't want it to seem like I was demanding someone to read, lol, so I added the "we love 2" part.
The heart is from the top of a cardboard box near the letters at Hobby Lobby.
By the way! I do not recommend these Ikea spice racks for book shelves. The books fall off all the time.
The "animal cage" as we like to call it was built by little ol' me!
I didn't know what to do with all the stuffed animals my kids have. I had them pick out some to donate, I was sneaky and got rid of a few, but they still had so many.
So I thought up the idea for this bin. I measured they space under the books and made this one morning while my kids where at school. I will share that tutorial soon too.
I love it! And it cost me about $8 or less.
I thought a lot about bedding for this room. That was probably the hardest part. I looked everywhere! I bought a few different things, tried them and sent them back. I ended up going with these from the Land of Nod. They were both on sale for about $25 bucks each. It was my husbands idea to do a blue and a pink. I love how it all came together.
Building an Ottoman
May 8, 2012 by Lynn
Filed under Crafts, Decorating, DIY, Featured Content, Home and Garden
I keep seeing all these cute ottomans in adorable fabrics and I WANT THEM! So, I decided, "Hey! I can do that! I am soo crafty with my bad self, how hard can it be?!" Well my fine friends. It is NOT THAT HARD! YOOOU CAAN DOOO IT TOO!
Here's how I made this fun little one for my front entry way. I am planning on a much larger one for my living room in the near future. So stay tuned for that bad boy. I already bought the fabric and am super excited.
I bought this round wood piece of wood at Lowes for about $7. Home Depots are different, not as good for this type of project and are MUCH more expensive (FYI).
I measured to the center and drilled a whole first, because I knew I wanted to add a big button in the middle later on.
I bought this foam from Home Depot, they have it at random times through the year. It is $20 for a huge piece. You could make a few ottomans with the size it is. It is 3inches. This stuff is much more pricey at JoAnn's or any other craft store, so this is a good deal. Great for seat cushions on a bench or something too.
I traced a circle and cut out the foam with my ceramic knife. Any smooth super sharp knife or razor blade will work. Then I used a permanent spray adhesive to attach my foam to my board. I also cut two different layers of quilt batting and sprayed that on too.
I glue it all down and then cut my fabric circle.
I did not glue the top fabric. I used my staple gun, pulling my fabric tight! and stapling it all the way around. I tried to make sure that the pleats of my fabric where only on the bottom and wouldn't show around the sides. This would be much easier if it was square, but it worked out.
I have an electric staple gun and one that uses an air compressor, I used both. But the electric one would have been fine.
After that I put my button on, this was tricky because I didn't have a very long needle. You will need a really long needle! You can read here to see more about putting buttons on furniture. CLICK HERE TO GO TO BUTTON TUTORIAL
After my button was on nice and tight, I cut and glued a cover over all my staples and ugliness underneath. You can buy this black chair under cover stuff from JoAnn's or any craft store. I can't remember what it is called at the moment, but it will be in the upholstery section.
I then drilled holes for my freshly painted high gloss blue legs. So cute! And screwed them in to the bottom.
I hot glued down the cover fabric and waalaa! Done!
This would be rad with a cowhide too. Oh the possibilities!
Gray and Yellow FREE Prints
March 20, 2012 by Lynn
Filed under Decorating, Featured Content, Home and Garden, Typography
Gray and Yellow are super popular lately. They are everywhere from baby rooms, living rooms, teen rooms, and weddings.
Everybody is loving the yellow and gray!
As seen in these beautiful room pictures I found on Pinterest …. of course. 😉
Picture from Google images.
Picture from My Revelment
From Tis So Sweet Blog
From Desire to Inspire
From Apartment Therapy
Two of my good friends are redoing rooms in their homes with this gray and yellow theme. I always LOVE to help a friend decorate and asked if I could create some prints for them.
One friend is redoing her daughters room who is a teenager. These are prints she wanted and a few variations for you to choose from too.
PLEASE NOTE: The links to print these will take you to BOX.NET where you can download each image to your computer then print on your own. I recommend printing at Costco, cuz it's easy. But please make sure you upload in "full resolution" and click "DO NOT AUTO CORRECT"
These are all 8×10's
Have fun!
My other friend asked if I would make some airplane prints for her soon-to-be little boys nursery. Since I can't be at her shower I was more than happy to do it.
These are all 10×8's
Note! I am not sure why the colors are showing up different on this one. It should print fine.
Have fun decorating!
Making a Table- The Process
December 15, 2011 by Lynn
Filed under Decorating, DIY, Featured Content, Home and Garden
I really really wanted a new dinning room table when we moved. But, a few things kept taking priority over buying a new table. Espeacially since the tables I liked where around 1500 to 3000 bucks. hmmm…. Dev (the hubs) wasn't really feeling that. So for my b-day he told me he would make one before Thanksgiving.
Uh… he has never made a table before! What to do… Thinking thinking. I started to cut out pictures and read blogs about what I wanted. Then like a present the Lowes project magazine came in the mail with instructions on how to build a table. It didn't look to hard.
We went and bought all the wood a week later.
This table from Crate and Barrel is one I have had my eye on for years. We modeled our table after it.
I told Dev that if we were going to build our own table I wanted to do it for under $100. And! I wanted it to fit 10 people. He liked my challenge.
We bought pine 2×6 x8 boards for the top
2×4 for the ends of the top and the frame
4×4's for the legs
We did a few things differently than the Lowe's directions. But, it helped to have an idea of how to start. Mostly we used the directions for the frame (which I'll share below). We wanted the table top to be seamless. So instead of the Lowe's way, we changed it up a bit. We started by trimming up the sides of the 2×6's to make them flat. 2×6's from the store are slightly curved.
After cutting those we used a biscuit joiner to cut into the sides of the wood. We put biscuits and wood glue between the boards and clamped them together, adding one board at a time. The table was large so we used pipe clamps to hold it all together.
We planed the ends then put the end board on using a router to cut a tongue and groove joint. Then glued it and clamped it again with the pipe clamps.
We then used our hand planer to smooth/even out the top. After that was done we used 100 grit sand paper on the electric sander to smooth it out more. Ideally you would want to use a planer and run each board through it before starting to put the top together. OR! You could put the top all together and find a cabinet maker who would let you run the entire piece through one of their large industrial planers.
While the glue was hardening we picked out stains. I wanted a beachy farm house table feel. So we decided to do a gray stain with a white wash over the top.
Here is a link to the Lowe's table directions that we used for the frame. Click HERE
We flipped the top upside down and started building the frame right on to it.
We used a pocket hole jig to join the top to the frame.
We changed the placement of the legs and moved ours to the edge of the table top, and secured them with lag screws. We inset only the apron piece.
Then we flipped it back over and filled some of the knots and holes with stainable wood filler.
You should probably use gloves here….oops
After that was dry we sanded the entire piece with 220 grit sand paper.
Before staining the table, we prepped it with Minwax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner. This helps a lot!! It helps you get an even stain, avoiding ugly blotches.
I then stained it with a weathered oak stain.
After that was dry I went over it with a white wash.
To finish the table we applied 4 coats of a water based polyurethane.
We built a solid table for under $100 dollars in less than a week. AND! It seats 10 people.
We already have plans to build another one! Ha, I know, we are crazy. But, we had a ton of fun doing this project together. I love my man.
This table might be for sale soon, if you want it let me know
The next table will have turned legs, with a darker stained top and painted legs. I am excited to do it again Stay tuned for that one sometime in January 2012!
Please leave me some comment love!
DIY Beachy Wood Starburst Mirror
November 30, 2011 by Lynn
Filed under Crafts, Decorating, Featured Content, Home and Garden
I saw this mirror in a store I love here in Utah, but it was $395.00. I just don't have that kind of cash right now. I showed the picture to the hubs and he said that "You could totally make that." "I", "Me, Lynn" "BY MYSELF" could totally make it. Uhh… what?! He said he would give me tips, but I was pretty much on my own with this one. OK. Hear me ROAR ladies. That's right, I used the saw, the man tools, and I got crafty with MY BAD SELF!
My sister in-law and I decided we would both make one of our selves. SO! Here is how we recreated this beauty.
We started by collecting wood that looked reclaimed, like the wood on the frame. We took some wood out of a friends yard, a few pieces off a really old looking pallet, and went to the Re-store to buy a few left over molding and other wood boards. I also bought a 4ft pieces of cedar from Home Depot. We started by cutting the wood boards between 6-9 inches long. We cut the tops at angles between 20 and 45 degrees. We then cut, using the chop saw, and angle from the top to the bottom of the wood.
We each laid out the pieces to see how we wanted it to be.
We first cut out all the pieces that would be "kissing". There are six sets of the ones that face each other, "kiss". And then just like a puzzle we pieced them together to be the overall size we each wanted.
After this we numbered them on the back side. Then transferred them into my laundry room for painting/distressing.
We used multiple painting techniques to give them each some character. We used 220 and 100 sandpaper to rough some of the paint up. We did a crackle finish on two, with silver underneath and blue on top. And I'll talk about that more towards the end of the post. But, we had a fun time play with different techniques.
After it was dry I started to put it together by glue the sides of each piece together.
I clamped a few of them together to help make a stronger hold.
After it was all nice and glued. I added a few small pieces of thin wood to the back for added support.
Okay, maybe more than just a few….
This is going above my bed. I wanted to make it strong I am sure there is a better way to do this, but this is the best thing I could think of.
I then placed some heavy books and stuff on top of it till it was dry.
When it was dry and nice and strong I flipped it over to add the mirror. I had a left over mirror from my gallery wall. I took one of them down from the wall. Cuz the one next to the M, it made it look like "MOO" and it was driving me nuts.
So I had the mirror and it was wrapped in jute. Great for the look I was going for.
I would have glued or nailed the mirror on, but I decided instead to use some heavy duty Velcro. That might seem weird, but it works great. And if it breaks or I need to remove it for some reason, I can easily take it off.
I added some picture hanger hooks and wire to the back and I AM DONE!
I love the look It totally goes with my "beachy barn look" I need to find a better name for that…. any suggestions?
Here it is all done hanging above my bed!
It's not a perfectly shaped as the one I saw in the store, but I like it this way.
Oh! And by the way. This starburst mirror did not cost me $395, it cost me about $10!!!
Here is the crackle I mentioned above. I wanted the metallics to be subtle.
Mostly we painted, sanded, painted more, sanded more. It was all an experiment.
On both the white above I paint a few different colors, let it dry, then sanded with 220 sand paper. That was already white then I started. The blue one, I painted blue then sanded, then added a navy blue glaze, then sanded again. I white washed the thin one next to the blue one. A few I left natural. Mostly the cedar ones.
I just added the blue to this already white board then sanded with 220.
Some we dinged up with a hammer or nails.
We also added a little gold leaf to others. You can't see it very well in the pictures.
This was a fun project. Now I need to work on that pillow situation 😉
Always a project at my house
Always getting crafty with my bad self!
Our Kitchen Table
November 30, 2011 by Lynn
Filed under Decorating, Featured Content, Home and Garden
Here is two pictures of the table Devan made for me last week! It is a beautiful solid table. And when I say "solid" I mean sturdy, that bad boy could be danced on! I love it. I mostly love the way it was built. I am not sure if I love how we stained it. I might be sanding it down and starting over. The white wash didn't turn out how I hoped. We will see about all that soon.
But! I can't believe how quickly and well Devan made it. I will be giving a tutorial and directions on the process next week. But, for now here are two pictures to share.
P.S. You could totally do this! Just get a little DIY with your bad self and the hubs too. 😉
$2 Standing Chalk Board
November 21, 2011 by Lynn
Filed under Christmas, Crafts, Decorating, Featured Content, Holiday Crafts, Home and Garden, Thanksgiving
I have been wanting a chalk board for outside my house to write different fun things on. Like those chalk boards you see outside of restaurants with the daily specials. I looked them up online and they cost around $189 buck-a-roos! Crazy! I recently discovered a place called Re-Store in Orem, Ut. It is for Habitat for Humanity. You can drop off old cabinets, doors, paint, any building materials. They use some of it and the public can come in to buy it too. It's like a thrift store for building materials. I love it.
I bought these two lovely old cabinet doors there.
I painted them two different colors, to get more use out of them.
I tapped of the inside and painted on some chalk board paint.
After that was dry, I turned them over and screwed in some regular door hinges to the tops.
I probably should have painted the backs too, but I am too lazy.
These are the top of the cabinets now attached together. (turned sideways)
Done! Easy as pumpkin pie! Took me only a few hours, mostly waiting for paint to dry, but was fast and easy!
And, because I had the hinges and the paint it only cost me the $2 dollars for the doors. Sweet! I LOVE projects like these!
Now I can use it all the time
Spray Painting Sticks
October 25, 2011 by Lynn
Filed under Decorating, Halloween, Holiday Crafts, Home and Garden
This time of year a lot of people are trimming up their trees and have a bunch of twigs and sticks leftover. Well, I was lucky enough to find a friend that had a huge pile! And she was kind enough to share with me. I grabbed some tall and short ones for two different projects I had in mind.
The first one was for my front porch. I took all the longs ones and sprayed them two different shades of green and of them some silver. The short ones are for my fire place mantel. I sprayed those black and then added a bit of shimmer with my metallic spray paint.
FYI- The two metallic spray paints in these pictures do very different things! The one in the top picture will give you a super shinny silver and the bottom on will be more of a light shimmer. You will see color through the bottom one, you will not with the one in the top picture.
I laid out the sticks in my yard and sprayed them all. I used the colors that I did, because that is what I had. I wanted black and green. My favorite brand of all of these is Rust-o-leum. I don't say that because they pay me to hahaha, I wish 😉 I say this because you don't have to really follow all the "spray paint rules" You can get close to your project without getting ugly drips, you can do a second coat after about 10-20 mins without something bad happening, you can spray it almost upside down and still get an even spray. And, it is cheap! It's like $3.99 a can at Home Depot. So for me…Rust-o-leum wins
I found some sparkly purple ones at Ross for 8 bucks and added them to the bunch.
I was struggling getting a good picture of them on the porch. Here is the end result, it looks even better in person.
And here is sneak peak of the sticks I did for the mantel. More of that coming tomorrow.
Making Home – Stylish and Fun = Me
October 19, 2011 by Lynn
Filed under Decorating, Featured Content, Home and Garden
I was struggling with the big bookcase since I moved into this house 6 months ago. It is hard to make a rental house feel like YOUR home. Here is me attempting to make this space feel like it's mine…for now.
I had a nice bookcase I displayed stuff on in my old house, now I needed to recreate something new with my stuff in a new place. My bookcase in SD had three less compartments and was a bit smaller. Also since there wasn't much on this, it seemed to be becoming the "junk spot." The place where all the crap got left during the day.
So…my solution! Stacking some fun books in a cool way, displaying photos I love of my children in fun colorful frames, putting out some of my favorite things -little frogs I collect, snow-globe of Seattle, photo I took from my first photography class, and a few other fun things that make me happy to look at. Cuz that is what it is about people! Things YOU like. I added the warrior man on top, because my hubs needs a few things he likes here and there too.
I also added two baskets- one for remotes and the other for library books. We needed a spot for both, since they both seem to get lost so easily.
I think the blue fabric frames pop and I like that they are different but have a common theme and size.
I love that the things on the have special memories for me. The vase in the top middle we got on our honey-moon. The picture of Christ was a wedding gift. The birds on the second self down were a wedding gift to my parents. The Joseph and Mary carving on the third self down was from my trip to Israel. The flower picture was from my first photography class. These things make me smile. And you want to smile as you walk through your house. Make the space yours.
The vases are both from my dad. The tall one he bought for me and the shorter one he made when he was in college. My mom gave me that butterfly and I collect frogs. And of course Beck.
Books I love. Basic Art History, The 20th Century, Posters in History, Audrey Hepburn biography, Strange Worlds- Fantastic Places, Eyewitness- 150 years of photojournalism. Good stuff. In a few of the other compartments we have religious books, year books (I loved looking at my parents year books, I want my kids to be able to look at mine too), books I am currently reading, a few photo albums, and Devan's families Book of Remembrance.
This bookshelf is a main focal point in my house so I am making it stylish and fun and reflect things I love.
Now to spookify it
And the rest of my house
Find he eek block tutorial HERE
Make the Franky block HERE
Gallery Wall Welcoming You In
October 10, 2011 by Lynn
Filed under Decorating, Featured Content, Home and Garden
Come on in ya'll! Okay, I am no where near a southern bell, but seriously come on in and check out my new and improved gallery wall.
Since I moved to the nice state of Utah I have had to find new ways to display my photos. I had a place for everything and everything in it's place in San Diego. I felt a little lost starting over. But! I am glad to say I am pulling it together.
First things first- the entry way. I want people to feel welcome in my home. And I want to also display what I love and what is important to me. I am always telling my husband (as I beg for more furniture usually) that I want my house to reflect ME. I want you to walk in my house and say, "Yeah, that's Lynn alright." LOL it might be corny, but it's what I want.
Here is where I started 6 months ago when I moved in.
Since this picture I have redone those chairs and I had added a ton of pictures. The wall felt heavy will all the pictures. I wanted to add a letter M for our last name, but I wasen't sure how to rearrange everything. I was a little nervous to play around. But! Fear Not! I got some inspiration over at my new buddies BRAND-SPANKIN NEW blog The Rooster and The Hen. She has a beautiful display wall with a jute clock in the middle. Check out their blog, it's filled with great home decorating ideas.
I decided jute was the answer. I also had "The Hen" come over and she suggested adding mirrors. Great idea, I was off to search for jute, a letter, and mirrors.
Well I could not find a letter I liked anywhere. I made my own out of a piece of card board then wrapped it in jute. Probably cost me about 50 cents with the jute, hot glue, and free card board.
I used a ruler and a piece of mail with the letter M I liked, to reference while I drew it out. I cut it out, then started wrapping the jute around it.
My search for the mirrors was rough too. After trying Ross, Pier One, Hobby Lobby, ect. I came up with nothing. Savers. Yup, I love me a thrift store. I walked in and the first thing I saw was these three mirrors. Sweet-mother-of-pearl! So I wrapped those bad boys in jute too.
Here is how it all looks
Jesus AND Buddha welcoming all 😉
I love this sign that says, "This is our happily ever after." Says it all
My favorite two people are front and center.


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Mustache crafts are all the rage lately.
But where's the fun in holding a mustache on a straw up to your face all day?
This is a mustache you can wear, inspired by one of Baby Bear's favorite movies, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs.
If you have never seen Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, it is the story of a terrible inventor and his monkey Steve. Steve wears a monkey thought translator device on his head, and is voiced by Neil Patrick Harris. He loves mustaches and gummi bears. As does Baby Bear.
She is Steve the Monkey.
Just the other day I was tooling around Michael's (searching for spray paint for an unrelated project), and a piece of glitter felt caught my eye. Although I couldn't manage to capture it on film, the glitter was rainbow hued, and reminded me of the spray-on shoes from the movie. The Stay-On Mustache was born.
Ready to make it? Here we go.
Step 1) Measure the basic mustache size against the face on a piece of paper. The marks denote the outer edges of the mustache/face, the bottom of the nose, and the bottom of the 'stache.
Step 2) Cut the mustache out of paper first to ensure the right size and shape, then use the paper as a guide to cut the shape out of the felt.
Step 3) Although in the end I found this step to be optional, I thought a nose piece to hold the mustache on would be a good idea. Using black pipe cleaner, tie a loose knot, leaving an opening big enough to fit over the nose like the bridge of a pair of glasses.
Step 4) Using the extra pipe cleaner from the nose piece, bend the excess pipe cleaner into the shape of the mustache for support. If you do not want to use the nose piece, still make sure that the pipe cleaner extends the length of the mustache for support. Hot glue that mofo. Hot glue an additional pipe cleaner to each side of the mustache.
Step 5) Bend the pipe cleaners over the ears and twist at the back of the head to secure.
Baby Bear was so very stoked to look just like daddy.
Although I agree that mustache crafts are a bit overdone right now, when your daddy has a full-on, waxed-up handlebar mustache of his own, mustache crafts are more than acceptable.
And now, a little Steve for your viewing pleasure.


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Assessment in the Partnering Pedagogy and Conclusion
Presented by: Hanen AL Sulaimani and Eve Price
Useful Assessment:
Beyond Just Summative and Formative:
Summative assessment
is the single mark or score on a test, with no other feedback. It's used for ranking and comparison. Ego booster or deflator.
Formative assessment
(more helpful) is assessment with feedback and includes papers and tests marked with comments. In schools,
formative assessment
feedback often comes too late and is too far removed form the creation of the work and decisions students made to be useful.
Ipsative Assessment:
Ipsative assessment,
which refers to beating your personal best.
Ipastive assessment
is the kind of assessment used, for example, in sports. No one gives you letter grade. Very useful.
Peer Assessment:
Involves having students'work assessed by a group of their classmates or peers in other places. Very useful. If done well, it can give students that their work has an audience and that the audience (peers) care about their work.
Peer assessment
also gives students appreciation of the work of their peers/classmates, and where their own work stands in relation.
Real-World Assessment:
Feedback and assessment become"real world" as the meaning of
is extended to around the globe. For instance, when a student makes a how-to video and then posts it online, getting feedback. It's a great assessment of their learning.
is the most important assessment. Self-Assessment is critical. Students will use and need it for the rest of their lives in order to control their actions. For example, students should say to themselves"This is an area where I'm weak, how I can get better?" Unfortunately, this assessment is the last used in classroom.
Assessing students with their tools:
Partnering students should be evaluated with their tools that they daily use in their work (i.e., calculators,computers and cellphones).
Digital tools should enhance students' ability to demonstrate their understanding which is (hopefully)what we are testing.
Assessing students' progress:
Give students necessary and helpful feedback (formative).
Encourage them to do better (ipsative).
Provide them with feedback from fellow students(peer).
Include evaluations from a global audience (real-world).
Get them to understand their own progress (self-assessment).
Allow them to use their tools (21st century).
Because we have to, Satisfy the outside world by using standardized tests (summative).
Assessing teachers' progress
Key qualities:
Empathy for students.
Knowledge of, enthusiasm for, and being up-to-date in one's subject area.
The ability to relate to and deal with all the interested parties (including colleagues, administrators, and parents).
What assessment is for
Most of assessment done these days is for sorting and comparing.
Assessments allow us to rank individuals, schools, and countries by who is "ahead" and who is "behind."
This comparison is great for schools administrators who want to see averages rise and who want to see adequate yearly progress.
How does any of this assessment (standardized tests) help individual students?
Assessing administrators' progress:
Do administrators (in the school or district) believe partnering is the way to go?
Is there a concensus? If not, where's the discord?
Do administrators know where each of their teachers stand on the partnering continuum?
In what ways to administrators support partnering?
In what ways do administrators support teachers who are looking to partner more?
In what ways do administrators help recalcitrant teachers change?
In what ways do administrators support partnering students and their parents?
Assessing parents' progress:
Involve your students' parents as much as you can.
Use as much technology as you can to communicate to parents what you are doing, in what ever languages they speak.
Encourage your students to share their positive technology experiences in classroom.
Invite parents, as appropriate, to come into your classroom, in person or virtually, to participate on student teams.
Assessing schools' progress
Rising test scores-when partnering is done correctly, students will be (1) happier with what they're doing; (2) more engaged in their own learning; (3)clearer, through the guided questions, what they need to know; and (4) practicing many more skills on their own with their peers, and therefore will be more effective learners.
Much more quality student work to post (and be proud of) online and off.
Much better teacher-student relations.
Teachers sharing successes and working together much more than in a traditional school.
When implemented well, partnering schools and classrooms should consistently be among the best.
Assessing our nations' progress,and the world's
The world's learning that the technology of the 21st century quickly enables learning.
Let's measure learning nation by nation, rather than measuring the world as a whole.
Try hard to raise the level of learning not just for your nation,but for every child in the world.
What should a new curriculum be?
Students should be able to use their passions and recognize that.
Focus on the
more than
the nouns
Using the partnering pedagogy with new curriculum
Graft new skills,particularly technology fluency and multimedia.
See what you can omit, or stick it into 'reference'. Think multiplication tables and cursive writing.
Partnering teachers should support such forward movements and not get stuck teaching a backup curriculum.
Creating schools with partnering in mind
Education needs more flexibility than the arrangement of fixed classroom can provide. Consider how hotels arrange their rooms.
Think day-to-day and minute-to minute configurations as schools do become flexible.
Technology has the option to bring us in and the ability to help us have more access and helps those who do not have.
Prensky, M. (2010).
Teaching Digital Natives. Partnering for Real Learning.
Thousand Oaks, CA; Corwin
As teachers, think of an activity that you would like to have in your future classroom. Which digital tools would you prefer to use in your activities?
Prensky (2010) outlines the different types of assessment. Please describe some anxieties that teachers might have about assessing students ? What is your point of view for using such tools?
Prensky's Five Essential Metaskills for the 21st Century (pp. 186-187)
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Jury Nullification
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Did you know that you qualify for another, much more powerful vote than the one which you cast on election day? This opportunity comes when you are selected for jury duty, a position of honor for over 700 years.
The principle of a Common Law Jury or Trial by the Country was first established on June 15, 1215 at Runnymede, England when King John signed the Magna Carta, or Great Charter of our Liberties. It created the basis for our Constitutional, system of Justice.
JURY POWER in the system of checks and balances:
In a Constitutional system of justice, such as ours, there is a judicial body with more power than Congress, the President, or even the Supreme Court. Yes, the trial jury protected under our Constitution has more power than all these government officials. This is because it has the final veto power over all "acts of the legislature" that may come to be called "laws".
In fact, the power of jury nullification predates our Constitution. In November of 1734, a printer named John Peter Zenger was arrested for seditious libel against his Majesty's government. At that time, a law of the Colony of New York forbid any publication without prior government approval. Freedom of the press was not enjoyed by the early colonialists! Zenger, however, defied this censorship and published articles strongly critical of New York colonial rule.
When brought to trial in August of 1735, Zenger admitted publishing the offending articles, but argued that the truth of the facts stated justified their publication. The judge instructed the jury that truth is not justification for libel. Rather, truth makes the libel more vicious, for public unrest is more likely to follow true, rather than false claims of bad governance. And since the defendant had admitted to the "fact" of publication, only a question of "law" remained.
Then, as now, the judge said the "issue of law" was for the court to determine, and he instructed the jury to find the defendant guilty. It took only ten minutes for the jury to disregard the judge's instructions on the law and find Zenger NOT GUILTY.
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But does the jury's power to veto bad laws exist under our Constitution?
It certainly does! At the time the Constitution was written, the definition of the term "jury" referred to a group of citizens empowered to judge both the law and the evidence in the case before it. Then, in the February term of 1794, the Supreme Court conducted a jury trial in the case of the State of Georgia vs. Brailsford (3 Dall 1). The instructions to the jury in the first jury trial before the Supreme Court of the United States illustrate the true power of the jury. Chief Justice John Jay said: "It is presumed, that juries are the best judges of facts; it is, on the other hand, presumed that courts are the best judges of law. But still both objects are within your power of decision." (emphasis added) "…you have a right to take it upon yourselves to judge of both, and to determine the law as well as the fact in controversy".
So you see, in an American courtroom there are in a sense twelve judges in attendance, not just one. And they are there with the power to review the "law" as well as the "facts"! Actually, the "judge" is there to conduct the proceedings in an orderly fashion and maintain the safety of all parties involved.
As recently as 1972, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia said that the jury has an " unreviewable and irreversible power… to acquit in disregard of the instructions on the law given by the trial judge…. (US vs Dougherty, 473 F 2d 1113, 1139 (1972))
Or as this same truth was stated in a earlier decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Maryland: "We recognize, as appellants urge, the undisputed power of the jury to acquit, even if its verdict is contrary to the law as given by the judge, and contrary to the evidence. This is a power that must exist as long as we adhere to the general verdict in criminal cases, for the courts cannot search the minds of the jurors to find the basis upon which they judge. If the jury feels that the law under which the defendant is accused, is unjust, or that exigent circumstances justified the actions of the accused, or for any reason which appeals to their logic of passion, the jury has the power to acquit, and the courts must abide by that decision." (US vs Moylan, 417 F 2d 1002, 1006 (1969)).
YOU, as a juror armed with the knowledge of the purpose of a jury trial, and the knowledge of what your Rights, powers, and duties really are, can with your single vote of not guilty nullify or invalidate any law involved in that case. Because a jury's guilty decision must be unanimous, it takes only one vote to effectively nullify a bad "act of the legislature". Your one vote can "hang" a jury; and although it won't be an acquittal, at least the defendant will not be convicted of violating an unjust or unconstitutional law.
The government cannot deprive anyone of "Liberty", without your consent!
If you feel the statute involved in any criminal case being tried before you is unfair, or that it infringes upon the defendant's God-given inalienable or Constitutional rights, you can affirm that the offending statute is really no law at all and that the violation of it is no crime; for no man is bound to obey an unjust command. In other words, if the defendant has disobeyed some man-made criminal statute, and the statute is unjust, the defendant has in substance, committed no crime. Jurors, having ruled then on the justice of the law involved and finding it opposed in whole or in part to their own natural concept of what is basically right, are bound to hold for the acquittal of said defendant.
It is your responsibility to insist that your vote of not guilty be respected by all other members of the jury. For you are not there as a fool, merely to agree with the majority, but as a qualified judge in your right to see that justice is done. Regardless of the pressures or abuse that may be applied to you by any or all members of the jury with whom you may in good conscience disagree, you can await the reading of the verdict secure in the knowledge you have voted your conscience and convictions, not those of someone else.
So you see, as a juror, you are one of a panel of twelve judges with the responsibility of protecting all innocent Americans from unjust laws.
Jurors Must Know Their Rights:
You must know your rights! Because, once selected for jury duty, nobody will inform you of your power to judge both law and fact. In fact, the judge's instructions to the jury may be to the contrary. Another quote from US vs Dougherty (cited earlier): "The fact that there is widespread existence of the jury's prerogative, and approval of its existence as a necessary counter to case-hardened judges and arbitrary prosecutors, does not establish as an imperative that the jury must be informed by the judge of that power".
Look at that quote again. the court ruled jurors have the right to decide the law, but they don't have to be told about it. It may sound hypocritical, but the Dougherty decision conforms to an 1895 Supreme Court decision that held the same thing. In Sparf vs US (156 US 51), the court ruled that although juries have the right to ignore a judge's instructions on the law, they don't have to be made aware of the right to do so.
Is this Supreme Court ruling as unfair as it appears on the surface? It may be, but the logic behind such a decision is plain enough.
In our Constitutional Republic (note I didn't say democracy) the people have granted certain limited powers to government, preserving and retaining their God-given inalienable rights. So, if it is indeed the juror's right to decide the law, then the citizens should know what their rights are. They need not be told by the courts. After all, the Constitution makes us the masters of the public servants. Should a servant have to tell a master what his rights are? Of course not, it's our responsibility to know what our rights are!
The idea that juries are to judge only the "facts" is absurd and contrary to historical fact and law. Are juries present only as mere pawns to rubber stamp tyrannical acts of the government? We The People wrote the supreme law of the land, the Constitution, to "secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity." Who better to decide the fairness of the laws, or whether the laws conform to the Constitution?
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Sometime in the future, you may be called upon to sit in judgment of a sincere individual being prosecuted (persecuted?) for trying to exercise his or her Rights, or trying to defend the Constitution. If so, remember that in 1804, Samuel Chase, Supreme Court Justice and signer of the Declaration of Independence said: "The jury has the Right to judge both the law and the facts". And also keep in mind that "either we all hang together, or we most assuredly will all hang separately".
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With regret, Australians have watched the scuffles that have broken out yesterday (Saturday 29th of August) in Bendigo over the issue of building a mosque.
Australian Islamic Mission (AIM) denounces and regrets the violence that has occurred. We recognize the rights of everyone to peacefully protest including those protesting against the building of the mosque. However, we condemn the use of violence whether to protest against the mosque or to protest against racism. AIM also expresses disappointment about the calls toward racism and the efforts made by marginal number of people to divide the community.
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Thanks to a distant relative bequeathing a $50M inheritance, the perpetual bachelor needs to marry within six months or risk losing all the money. 50 million bucks is quite a lot, and Sterling needs it. Women are now flocking to propose to him, so his uncle hires the one person he wants but decided he can't have to help him find the future Mrs. Quinn.
Another character in Hitched, Camryn Palmer, a PR executive at one of New York's best marketing and PR firms, believes in true love and happily ever afters. That's the main reason Sterling won't sleep with her. Now that she's been tasked to help Sterling find a wife, hooking up is definitely out of the table… until Sterling realizes he wants her. She needs the money, and if she wants to get it, she'll have to make sure someone walks down the aisle. It just can't be her.
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ASX Fines Goldman $50K For Breach of Client Money
The ASX Disciplinary Tribunal (the 'Tribunal') has imposed a fine of $50,000 (plus GST) on Goldman Sachs Australia Pty Limited ('GSA') for failing to ensure that client monies were treated in accordance with requirements of ASX Market Rules and the Corporations Act.
The circumstances involved contraventions of the following:
a) ASX Market Rule 7.11.1* – A Market Participant must comply with the relevant provisions of the Corporations Act governing the keeping and treatment of money paid, or property given, to the Market Participant in connection with services rovided to, or products held by, clients of the Market Participant in respect of their business.('Contravention 1'); and
b) ASX Market Rule 7.11.10* – A Market Participant must perform reconciliations that are accurate in all respects. ('Contravention 2').
GSA elected not to contest the contraventions before the Tribunal.
The circumstances of the matter are detailed as follows:
GSA was in breach of s 981B of the Act as:
* On 4 November 2009 GSA's bank incorrectly credited interest of $78.23 into its clearing account. This error by GSA's bank was identified by GSA on the following day, as a result of its reconciliation process. GSA informed the bank of the error and the transaction was promptly reversed on the day after the error occurred;
* On 31 December 2009, GSA's bank incorrectly debited $20 of client money from trust accounts on two occasions. These errors by GSA's bank were identified by GSA on the following day, as a result of its reconciliation process. GSA informed the bank of the errors and the transactions were promptly reversed on the day after the errors occurred;
* On 18 and 19 January 2010 three payments of client monies received one day in advance of settlement of a cash market product transaction (and totaling $105,443.89) were paid into a house account operated by GSA instead of a trust account; and
* In a five week period between March and April 2010, client monies in the form of interest in the sum of $5,405 were paid into a house account in error.
GSA performed the reconciliations in accordance with the time and form required by Market Rule 7.11.10 and the corresponding Procedures. However, by not including a process by which GSA could manually (if necessary) identify all transactions to ensure that the client monies were treated in accordance with requirements of the Market Rules and the Act, GSA did not perform the reconciliations in a manner which would identify all of the alleged breaches as particularised above. Accordingly, the reconciliations were not accurate in all respects
In determining penalty, the Tribunal took into account a number of matters, including the following:
a) the misconduct was self-reported in a timely and comprehensive manner; No: 016/12
b) GSA fully co-operated with ASX in relation to the conduct of its investigation into the contraventions;
c) GSA agreed at the earliest opportunity not to contest the contraventions;
d) the misconduct was unintentional and in a number of cases the misconduct was the responsibility of an unrelated third party;
e) at no stage was any market transaction not enabled because of the misconduct;
f) there was no commercial advantage or financial benefit obtained as a result of the misconduct;
g) there were no losses suffered by clients, or compensation claims or complaints made by clients in relation to the contraventions;
h) GSA has promptly implemented remedial measures to seek to prevent any recurrence of the contravening conduct;
i) GSA has previous disciplinary history, notwithstanding that GSA has no previous disciplinary history regarding the matters relevant to the misconduct;
j) the misconduct involved several breaches over a six month period; and
k) the relevant conduct had the potential to damage the reputation and integrity of ASX and the market and facilities it operates.


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Tottenham Hotspur are flying high in the league and with just eight games to go, they look in close contention with Leicester City to be crowned the 2015/2016 Premier League champions.
However, a roadblock stands in between Mauricio Pochettino's side and their next league game at home to Bournemouth, that roadblock being German giants Borussia Dortmund. Tottenham fell to a 3-0 deficit in the first leg in Germany, and looked to what could only be described as a miracle comeback.
Pochettino's season with Spurs has been more than remarkable, as they look to have secured a vital Champions League spot and are hunting down the title, but all of his success this season had seemed to be overshadowed in the media with his squad selection last Thursday night.
Knowing what type of opponents, he was going to face, bearing in mind he had a woeful Aston Villa the following Sunday, he decided against fielding a full strengthen side, seeing Harry Kane, Mousa Dembélé, Eric Dier and Erik Lamela all being rested, as well as Dele Alli being suspended.
Eventually an embarrassing 3-0 defeat leaves the side with a mountain to climb at home this coming Thursday, but the main topic up for discussion will be whether Pochettino decides to field the strongest squad available in order to try and revive our European campaign, or go with a similar team to last week with one eye on AFC Bournemouth. In my opinion, I feel Pochettino should field a weakened side as it is highly unlikely that we could mount such a comeback against a side like that, as well as the fact that Bournemouth are no pushovers and will go into this game with a bag load of confidence, meaning the game will be a lot tougher than expected.
Who should start? Beginning with the 'keeper and defence...
Hugo Lloris: When it comes to goalkeepers, you don't necessarily need to rest them and you'd feel this could well and likely be changed to Michel Vorm, yet many would keep Lloris in the team for Thursday night. Vorm is an exceptional backup for Lloris but if Spurs stand any chance of doing the impossible it will require some saves that Lloris is accustom to in the league and ones we know and can trust him to make. However, it'd be no surprise at all if Pochettino elects to pick Vorm instead.
Kieran Trippier: Pochettino is known for his rotation of his wingbacks, and I see him making changes to both sides of the pitch. Trippier started over in Germany and had a relatively poor performance, seeming unable to cope with the ability of Marco Reus. Kyle Walker had an outstanding game against Villa, so you would assume that he would look to rest Walker for the upcoming league match, as he's now first choice.
Toby Alderweireld: There isn't much option but to start Spurs' best defender in this tie, with there being such a small amount of replacements it's hardly likely that the manager decides to start the youngster Cameron Carter-Vickers over the Belgian. Alderweireld had a solid game against Dortmund and is the safest option at the back, but there is a slight possibility that Eric Dier could be moved back in order to rest Alderweireld.
Kevin Wimmer: The Austrian has seemed to cope well with life in the English league and made a good partner for Alderweireld to replace the injured Jan Vertonghen. After joining the club from the Bundesliga, you would have expected Wimmer to have had a much better game than he did, assuming that he must have been familiar with the majority of the opposition. Wimmer is a likely starter for Thursday as again, it's hard to see Pochettino starting Carter-Vickers in a game of this stature.
Ben Davies: Davies, like Trippier, didn't have a particularly good game last week and didn't feature in the league match at Villa last weekend. Danny Rose is likely to be rotated with the Welshman who is hoping to have a better game and start to make a statement as to why he should be the first choice option.
Midfield and attack
Ryan Mason: Mason was brought in last week and had a fairly decent game, the aggressive midfielder didn't have the best defensive partner in Tom Carroll, but Mason has proved he can play in this position before, having played sensational last season alongside Nabil Bentaleb. The Englishman is a more than average replacement to a midfield that has massive names in it, and he will be trusted to give 100% if he is called upon by the manager.
Nabil Bentaleb: The Algerian international hasn't seen much action in the first team this season, arguably to the fact that Alli and Dier have stepped up and been exceptional after his injury, but when he has been called upon he hasn't shown shades of what he was capable of last season. Forming an exciting partnership with Ryan Mason the two have yet to reconnect and I feel that these two should be called upon for this fixture to give them both a chance for them to prove themselves, as well as to give them more experience.
Heung-Min Son: The Korean has an exceptional scoring record against Dortmund, scoring five in his last six against them, but didn't light up the game like all Spurs fans expected him to in the first leg. Although, Son was unlucky not to be awarded a penalty during the game in which could have caused a completely different outcome at the end of the game. With a lack of midfield options, if he opts to rest our main players, I feel that Son will start and be a popular outlet when going forward.
Tom Carroll: Carroll had an awful game last week and was lucky not to have been sent off. Although many Spurs fans are not fond of Carroll, especially in a deeper role, it is clear that he expresses himself more when playing in an advanced role. This is shown through some of his performances in games when he has featured off of the bench and coming on for an advanced midfielder. Pochettino should elect to start him if fielding a 'safety' side in which it will allow Alli to rest and recuperate for the upcoming league fixture.
Christian Eriksen: The playmaker always seems to come alive in European fixtures, but struggled in the first leg due to the fact that the side saw none of the ball. Although the manager could elect to play a weakened side, he will still need to feature some creativity in order to stand a chance at all, and Eriksen seems to be able to cope with playing in both Europe and the league. Eriksen, if featured, will be the man if the Lilywhites are to have a good night.
Nacer Chadli: Yes, again it should be a winger to play central and rest Harry Kane, which is a very smart move. Chadli will struggle but we can do nothing about it, with the likes of Mats Hummels at the back he is up against world class, adding the fact he isn't an out and out forward man. This, in my eyes, is the perfect example of a game where someone the likes of Sadio Berahino should have, and would have started.


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MANAGER Dave Watson faces the prospect of rebuilding the Tranmere Rovers squad for next season through a summer of deep financial uncertainty.
The determination of the 72 football league clubs to fight through the courts for the last penny of the #178m they are owed in a collapsed broadcasting deal with ITV Digital means a speedy resolution to the crisis threatening the game is unlikely to be found.
Instead a long haul lies ahead as the league prepare to embark on a #500m legal action against ITV Digital's owners Granada and Carlton.
But while the club chairmen were showing a united front at a meeting at Maine Road yesterday, the managers were grappling with the problem of planning for next season without the benefit of knowing how much they will be able to spend on their teams.
In Tranmere's case a shortfall of upto #500,000 in promised TV revenue for next season is making life all the more complicated for Watson, who has a dozen players out of contract this summer.
Watson says: "The fact that we don't know what's going to happen about the TV money means we don't have a fixed budget yet for next season.
"However, we can be sure that the budget will be a lot less than it was for this season. We had a lot of first division wages to pay and that will have to be cut down.
"Planning will be difficult. For now all we can do is look at the worst case scenario and start from there. Any more (revenue) that comes our way will be a bonus."
Watson and many of his counterparts will be looking for quick decisions from players facing a sea change in their own circumstances.
Watson says: "I would like to keep a few of the players who are out of contract. They, of course, could exercise the right to see who else comes in for them.
"We need decisions from them quite soon. I don't think we can let things drag on into June and July.
"I have not set any deadlines but if clubs are interested in our players and those players want to move on then I hope it will be done quickly.
"We have a list of players we would like to target but I don't want to go and bring someone in from outside then find that a player I wanted to keep is willing to stay."
Watson was happy to talk on the record about the contributions of midfielders Sean Flynn and Nick Henry, two senior players whose contracts are about to expire.
Flynn, 34, has been voted player of the season by supporters and subscribers to the club's official website although a broken toe cut short his campaign in February.
Watson said: "Sean and Nick are wholehearted players who give their all. That's the way footballers used to be at one time.
"I am delighted with the jobs they have done for us this season. Their performances tell you the story.
"Even when Sean Flynn did not play well he had an influence on the others. He could get the best out of players around him. You need people like that."
Watson envisages a summer of wheeling and dealing for players rather than relaxing on a beach.
The curtain comes down on his first season in management tomorrow when Tranmere take on Cardiff City at Prenton Park (3pm).
Watson has his regrets and disappointments about Tranmere's failure to sustain a challenge for the promotion play-offs.
He says: "I can look back at things that did not go as I thought they would and at players who did not perform as I thought they would.
"But we will all be better for the experience of this season: players, coaching staff and myself. We've all learned.
"I think I have coped reasonably well with what's gone on and I think the few additions I have made to the squad will be good additions."
* Tranmere Rovers' supporters have their last chance today to buy tickets for the final home game of the season against Cardiff City at Prenton Park tomorrow. No tickets for this all-ticket game will be on sale after 4.30pm today.


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Materials 2010, 3(5), 2975-2985; doi:10.3390/ma3052975
Long Term Fatigue Behavior of Zirconia Based Dental Ceramics
Dental Biomaterials Department, Faculty of Dentistry, Champolion Street, Alexandria University, Egypt
Received: 3 February 2010 / Revised: 3 April 2010 / Accepted: 12 April 2010 / Published: 28 April 2010
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Ceramics for Healthcare)
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AbstractThis study evaluated the influence of cyclic loading on zirconia bar-shaped specimens after being subjected to three different surface treatments: particle abrasion with either 50 μm or 110 μm alumina and grinding with diamond points, while polished specimens served as a control. Statistical analysis revealed significant reduction (38-67%) in flexure strength (P < 0.001) after three million cycles of dynamic loading for all surface treatments. Scanning electron imaging revealed grain boundary thickening, grain pull-out, and micro-cracking as the main structural defects. The results suggest that various surface treatments of zirconia based dental ceramics may significantly influence their long term fatigue resistance in the oral environment. View Full-Text
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George and Sophia are safe, but Paul can't leave the monstrous Medusa loose on this unsuspecting world. He must go back and defeat one of the most dangerous creatures of myth and legend! Is she too strong for him now that he is no longer immortal? Can he resist the temptation she brings him from the gods?


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Kurukshetra University was started on the year of 1956. And this university was located on the place of kurukshetra and this university has the 400 acres of land for the university campus and this university has the wonderful environment and the university has the number of affiliated colleges and the university has the more number of students strength. And this university was the one of the most famous university in the state and in India. And on this university there was a wonderful library facility is available.
By using this library students can take the notes and they can search the subject topics and this university library has the number of research books and the several author books. And the students in this university can use this facility any time of the university working time. And this university is the controller of the all university affiliated with this university. And this university has to conduct the semester exam for the students those who are studying under this university affiliation control. For the semester exam this university has taking the necessary steps and the question papers for the university and the affiliated college students.
Every year university has conducting the semester classes for the winter semester in the month of June to November and in between these working the internal exam and the exam fees will be collected by the university. And the university have to start the exam process. Every year KUK has conducting the two semester exam two times in a year. And for this year KUK University has collected the exam fees on the month of September and the university has start preparing the exam question paper and sent to the affiliated colleges during the examination. And the semester exam was started on the month of November and ended on December.
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