Teaching Main Idea
Main idea Resources: Teaching and Learning
To find the implied main idea of a paragraph you?
To find the implied main idea of a paragraph youa put the author's main idea in your own words.b pay attention to the supporting details and examples that are given. c All of the answers are correct. d start by determining the topic.
What is the main idea of my teacher flunked the planet?
i need to know the plot to my teacher flunked the planet .?
What is the sentence that directly states the main idea made about jogging? (click on the question & find out)?
But jogging is more than exercise. Jogging causes the body to produce a group of hormones called endorphins. These hormones may then release natural painkillers that can reduce suffering from arthritis, allergies, or other ailments. Jogging might actually trigger relief from pain and help ward of the common cold.
I need help with an essay. What should I use for my main idea and conflict?
I am writing a creative essay about Christmas dinner, but I need to add a conflict. I want the feeling to be happy and pleasant but my teacher says I need a conflict of some sort. I also need a main message that is consistent throughout the entire essay. Do you have any ideas for me? All are appreciated. Thank You.This is what I have so far P.S. All I have written about is the guests arriving on Christmas eve and eating dinner. It is also a descriptive essay so there are a lot of details. Just need help in these two areas 1. Main idea2. Conflict somewhere in the story
How can i summerize the main idea?
" But, to speak practically and as a citizen, unlike those who call themselves no government men, i ask for, not at once no government, but at once a better government. Let every man make known what kind of government would command his respect, and that will be one step toward obtaining it." practically realistically obtaining getting
The main idea of the strange case of dr. jekyll and mr.hyde?
What was the main point of the book? What was the author s message? What was his purpose in writing the book?these are for The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
What's the main idea?
What's the main idea of this poem?ivyclark.tripod.com seafarer.htmPlease please please help
Can someone extract the main ideas and supporting detail tot he main idea from these paragraphs?
Annual rankings of brand value are littered with examples of firms that watched billions of dollars in supposed " brand equity" vanish not because they messed with their identities, but simply because they didn't make a product or deliver a service that people needed. Even genuinely powerful brand association is no longer a guarantee that a company will make money. TiVo has revolutionized television, and even introduced a word into the consumer vernacular. But it hasn't made a dime in profit. In the past year, the company has cut prices sharply to try to compete with the cheap DVRs coming to market from cable and satellite companies. Similarly, Apple has had to continually introduce better variations on the iPod and cut prices to fend off copycats.Marketers aren't completely deceived or being deceiving when they argue that customers make emotional connections with brands, but those connections are increasingly tenuous. If once upon a time customers married brands people who drove Fords drove Fords their whole lives today they're more like serial monogamists who move on as soon as something sexier comes along. Gurus talk about building an image to create a halo over a company's products. But these days, the only sure way to keep a brand strong is to keep wheeling out products, which will in turn cast the halo. The iPod has made a lot more people interested in Apple than Apple made people interested in the iPod. If a company must constantly deliver new value to its loyal customers just to keep them, those customers aren't loyal at all. Which means, save for a few perennials like Coke, brands have little or no value independent of what a company actually does. " Brands have run out of juice. They're dead," says Kevin Roberts, CEO of advertising giant Saatchi & Saatchi and author of the new book Lovemarks. " Now the consumer is boss. There's nowhere for brands to hide." This is all, of course, a bad thing for marketers. A brand is supposed to provide a haven from competition, offering what Nokia CEO Jorma Ollila calls insurance against missteps. But the disappearance of loyalty means that insurance is vanishing, too which is great for consumers. When companies can't count on their reputations to carry them through, they're forced to innovate to stay alive. The erosion of brand value, then, means heightened competition and everything we know about economics tells us that the more competition, the better off consumers will be.The truth is, we've always overestimated the power of branding while underestimating consumers' ability to recognize quality. When brands first became important in the US a century ago, it was because particular products Pillsbury flour or Morton salt offered far more reliability and quality than no name goods. Similarly, many and arguably most of the important brands in American history Gillette or Disney became successful not because of clever marketing, but because they offered something you couldn't get anywhere else. Gillette made the best razors Disney made the best animated movies. Even Nike first became popular because it made superior running shoes. Marketers looked at these companies and said they were succeeding because their brands were strong. In reality, the brands were strong because the companies were succeeding.Over time, certain brands came to connote quality. They did provide a measure of insurance which in turn made firms less innovative and less rigorous. Think of the abominable cars General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler made in the late 1960s through the 1970s remember the Pinto? in part because they assumed that they had customers for life. That sense of protection is eroding in industry after industry, and instead of a consumer economy in which success is determined in large part by name, it's now being determined by performance. The aristocracy of brand is dead. Long live the meritocracy of product.
What is the main idea of americas' first world war: general pershing and the yanks?
Its for a book report due tomorrow and i have no idea what the book is about? and the paper says be very descriptive and have a sort of like a timeline in it? PLEASE HELP
Tell why locating the main idea is important for your comprehension?
What was the core or main idea of the Declaration of Independence?
Think of the philosophy of John Locke and rights and governmentthanks P i have a midterm tomorrow and I'm trying to finish my study guide. please write in as much detail as possible thank you
Whats the main idea for this passage?
1 A century ago, medical practice left much to be desired. 2 In the late 1800s, surgeons still operated with bare hands, wearing the same clothes they had worn on the street. 3 Their shoes carried into the surgery room the debris of the streets and hospital corridors. 4 Spectators were often permitted to observe operations, gathering around the patient within touching distance of the incision. 5 Surgeons used surgical dressings made from pressed sawdust, a waste product from the floors of sawmills. 6 Surgical instruments were washed in soapy water, but not heat sterilized or chemically disinfected. 7 The mortality rate following operations in many hospitals was as high as 90 percent.
What is main idea PLEASE HELP!?
i have never been so confused this is really complicated what is main idea can anybody give me a definition and ALOT of examples please on paragraphs
Can one paragraph contains two main ideas?
I am writing a long paper and I realized that each of my paragraphs have two main ideas in them, one idea contrasting the other. As long as I keep this consistent with all my paragraphs, does it sound okay?
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