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Article of the day for January 7, 2019 is Quebec Agreement . The Quebec Agreement between the United Kingdom and the United States outlined terms for coordinated scientific development of nuclear energy. It stipulated that the US and UK would pool their resources to develop nuclear weapons, and that neither would use the weapons against another country without mutual consent, or pass information about them to other countries. The agreement merged the British Tube Alloys project with the American Manhattan Project, and created the Combined Policy Committee to control the joint project. It was signed by Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt on 19 August 1943 during World War II, at the Quadrant Conference in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Although Canada was not a signatory, the agreement provided for a Canadian representative on the Combined Policy Committee in view of the country's contribution. On 7 January 1948, the Quebec Agreement was superseded by a provisional agreement

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Study Skills – Better learning Knowing how to learn is important. You can reduce your workload and get better results. Interested? Of course! Watch the video to find out more. This is the first video in our Study and Exam Skills series – part of our 'Go The Distance' course, giving you the skills and knowledge you need to be a top-class distance learner! For more information about academic know-how, English language and study skills for distance learners, visit us at https://bbc.in/2hMfg2A. To find out more about our partner, The Open University, go to http://bit.ly/2y6kn76. via YouTube https://youtu.be/h9ven4N67i0

How to Study Effectively for School or College - Top 6 Science-Based Study Skills How to study effectively with 6 essential skills. Boost your study performance with strategies recommended by science - The ANSWER Method. These tips are for high school or university students preparing for exams or wanting to learn more effectively. For free downloadable posters about these six strategies for effective learning, click this link - http://bit.ly/2Fc4kJr This video is a collaboration between The Learning Scientists (http://bit.ly/1UCHkVe) and Memorize Academy (http://bit.ly/2byf99N). EXAMPLES of specific Elaboration questions from MATH You're studying calculus. The topic is “derivatives”. How do derivatives work? Well, they are the rate of the change. How does that work? You take a look at one point, then you take a look at a prior point, over some interval. And then you take the difference divided by the interval. As that interval approaches zero, you have the instantaneous rate of ch

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