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sergejj [24]
3 years ago
8

Your friend, Raul, has just bought a school organizer and doesn’t understand why there are three different types of calendars in

it. Help him figure out how to use his organizer by explaining what type of information goes on the term calendar, the weekly schedule and his daily organizer.
Biology
2 answers:
DiKsa [7]3 years ago
8 0
The term calendar is for the whole term in school. What classes you would take, where they are at, what you're doing in each class throughout the term. The weekly schedule will be used for what assignments need to be turned into each class that week. The daily organizer will be what you're doing in each class that day. What you will be taking about what assignments you will be doing. It will also be for what classes you will be going through that day. 
Artemon [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Term calendars: Represent one term Fill in at the beginning of the term Refer to and revise weekly Items to include: Major events (graduation, Homecoming) Holidays Known assignments (tests, projects) Known activities (tryouts, vacations) Weekly schedules: Represent one week within a term Refer to and revise daily Items to include: Tests, assignments, quizzes for each class School activities (sports, clubs) Other activities (work, family, fun) Daily organizers: Represent one day Refer to and revise daily Items to include: Time of events Notes and reminders Checklist of items needed

Explanation:

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<h3>What is the reflex arc?</h3>

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3) The CNS processes the information and sends another signal as a response to the stimulus.

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The corrct answer is motorneuron.

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