Artknit Thornhill articles: Lets talk about the Golden Rule!

The golden rule is a rule that you can treat others, and others will treat you back. It was found in many religions and cultures. The golden rule reminds us to change the world, on our own, but God can know what you can do. It is a foundation of justice by the golden rule. As well, it mades the Golden rule united. The understanding of justice is a good, universal, spiritually, principle. It reminds us of change the world, on our own. It reminds us to build the world that we live in, and it is related to it. So, the connection of poverty is means to not have money, or you are living in developing countries. And when you have golden rules for people who were living in poverty by, treating others with respect, it reminds us of people treating us with good deeds, and what we have done. It reminds me of bring hope to people. So, the connection of living with peace by treating others with respect and sometimes, it reminds us of making us good life, or changing the world, to make freedom. It is a connection of living in peace by the lack of harming others is the word, that is relating to peace. So, we can be that by every little thing we do affects the people, around us. They in turn affects people around them. Jesus calls us the “salt of the Earth, and the light around them.” That means, we can change our own. It reminds us of our ideas and our opinions also.

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Artknits Thornhill articles: Lets learn about cells!

So, the cell theory states that living things consist of cells, that a cell is the basic structural and function the unit of life. And they are all cells come from pre-existing cells. So, scientist have been study living things for over 400 years. Later, the development of the microscope allows scientist to see cells for the first time because, it was hard to see. So, they can develop the cell theory by basic characteristics, of living things. You have to learn cells from other living things because, you have to learn what is the cell is look like, of its size or complexity. And it reminds us of studying of how living things work.

These are Bernice's cue cards for her hunger project: Part 2

In the 2016 “Who’s Hungry Report,” from “Daily Bread Food Bank, they say “People who live in a disability, and those having a body with a specific kind.” Those people who lived in the entire lives in Canada, and those who were immigrants. People were struggled with a lack of income and increasing high costs of shelter and food. Many who are struggling do not access any food program at all due to stigma, not knowing about them or inability to access them because of lack of money for transit or lack of physical accessibility. Yet we do know that for tens of thousands of people across Toronto, the food bank has become part of their social safety net. Aside from those important trends, poverty and hunger cut across all demographic boundaries. More and more in Toronto, they include those with both high and low levels of education. Those who are working and those who are not. Fighting for hunger means to me is to fight is to reduce poverty, ...

What is the word "Auditory" means, and why it is a learning style?

Whatever your strongest Learning Styles results are, the best way to learn something is to try using all three Learning Style approaches whenever you can. Because different activities use different parts of our brain, when we try different approaches to learn or do the same thing, our minds do a better job of mastering it. So, it means to relate to the sense of hearing. It relates to the tings that we hear.

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