Stephanie Said:

Australians - What dictionaries are suitable for high school students that is easy to understand?

We Answered:

Get a copy of the Macquarie Dictionary. One of the thicker ones.

Thomas Said:

Why is requiring high school students to demonstrate an understanding of evolution controversial?

We Answered:

Because evolution is

A. Not proven
B. Not Substantiated
C. A lie

and still taught as fact.

Becky Said:

What do high school students learn about physics at school?

We Answered:

Probably the best links for you are these (for an up and coming uni student):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Rel…
(Note that general relativity is taught in 2nd year)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_clock
The main issue you learn in electro-magnetics is here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagn…

You also recap on the newtonian physics and other conventional physics.

Please answer mine: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…

Eva Said:

How much homework is generally given to high school students in England?

We Answered:

I'm in Year 10, I'm 15 years old. We're supposed to get homework in most of our lessons, mainly English, Maths and Science.
I study Art and Design, Psychology Spanish and Religious, and I only get homework every few weeks.
At my school, when we've got exams, other subjects aren't supposed to give us homework because we're supposed to revise.
This is only what happens in my school, I'm not sure about anywhere else, I suppose all schools are different.

Hope this helps :)

Kristen Said:

What can high school and college students do about deaf discrimination in schools and workplaces?

We Answered:

To solve the problems of the deaf in " Schools" you must:

1. Identify The Problems > > To this you must clearly identify a very specific problem. Only then can you figure out what needs to be done to resolve the problem.
2. Suggest Remedies > > Once a problem is identified then you can suggest a remedy, which should include those persons / offices / agencies who would be included to reach that resolve.
3. Anticipate the Cost or Additional Cost to reach the resolve sought. If this is an ongoing matter then that cost must be included / projected.
4. Accept a compromise because of resources available.