How many students are there in the classroom?
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a certain number of people are chosen to go to the front of the room.  The other kids put their heads down so they can't see anything.  Then the other kids place an eraser or some object on a kid's desk.\nAfter everyone has placed an eraser, the kids sitting down lift up their heads.  If they have an eraser on the desk , then they guess who put it there.  If they guess right, then they switch places.  If they guess wrong, then nothing happens.\nYou don't have to have seven people up there.  If there aren't enough people, then you can use fewer people and still play the game.\nThere are different variations of the game, but they are all similar.
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Smaller class sizes. More 1 on 1 contact between student & teacher.
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Nothing that elaborate. It's mostly from the schools that are already standing and how crowded they are.
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I'm guessing 18. There are a lot of highschoolers, but it seems there are quite a few college age and older, too.
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I have to laugh.. You would not believe it if I told you.. There is NO NO NO comparison... In the U.S., the Students control and in other countries.. evesn in Africa, the teachers control the classroom. There is GOOD discipline in the classrooms in other countries and the students are EAGER.. really EAGER to learn whereas in the U.S., they are not really motivated to the learning process... I am an educator and I could go on and on but time does not permit.
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I don't really understand your question, but I would say if 15 are hatch-backs, then 15 people at college need a good bit of boot space. I would also deduce that 25 cars would not be hatchbacks, so I would say there are 25 teachers and 15 students (with their own cars).
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all the students enrolled at an educational institution.
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Depends. There are usually 6 players on the court.\nMy school team had about 12.
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probably about HALF OF THEM!!
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5 hour trip times 3 students standing at all time = 900 standing-minutes. 900 min divided by 19 students = 37 min 22 s.\nAt departure student 1 2 and 3 is standing. When a third of student 1's standing-time is over he/she sits down on student 4's seat, who just stood up. When two thirds of student 2's standing-time is over he/she sits down on student 5's seat, who just stood up. Student 3 stands for his fair share of time, and switch place with student 6. All students from #3 to #19 do their standingtime in a single streach. When student 17 is done he/she sits down on student 1's current seat. When student 18 is done he/she sits down on student 2's current seat, and when student 19 is done, they are at their destination!\n\nThe math teacher only has to shout "switch!" every 12min 42sec.\n\nI know you said no trickery, but she could also force the students to all stand for 5 straight hours...
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I like how you put this into the "Special Education" category.  I think most of the questions ever posted on Answers need to be placed here.  6,594,423,765 last update.
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there are thousands - care to be more specific???
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This cannot be ascertained without knowing how many are being selected in all...\n\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/probability/\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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Most ESL/EFL teachers teach in countries like Canada,Australia,United Kingdom and United State .\nI think There are around 30,000 ESL teachers in the world.
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87,857,473\nhttp://education.yahoo.com/reference/factbook/rp/popula.html
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You want the number of mean in the entire class.  You know that there are 3 men in the class.  The total number of people in the class is (57 + 3), or 60.  Therefore there are 3/60 men in the class.  Divide both 3 and 60 by 3, and you get a proper fraction of 1/20.