" This turns your cursor into a plus sign. Examples of popular music service websites are SoundCloud, Spotify, and YouTube. For example, to copy a music track from SoundCloud, click on "Share" below the track and copy the song's URL. " The song's URL will open in a new browser tab, and start playing music throughout your presentation.
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One-sentence summary -- Launch your Internet browser and open your Google Slides presentation. Navigate to the slide on which you want music added. Click on "Insert" and select "Text Box. Click anywhere on your slide to create a new text box. Open a new browser tab and navigate to the music website that contains the music track you want used in your presentation. Copy the link for the music track using the website's instructions. Click back over to Google Slides and paste the URL for the music track into the text box. Click on the handles at the top, bottom, and sides of the text box to resize the text box as desired. Drag and drop the text box into its desired location on the slide. Click on "View" and select "Present. Click on the music track link in the text box.

The standard deviation is a measure of how spread out your data is. It gives you information on how similar each data point is within your sample, which helps you determine if the data is significant. At first glance, the equation may seem a bit complicated, but these steps will walk you through the process of the calculation. The formula is s = ((xi )2/(N 1)). s is the standard deviation. indicates that you will sum all of the sample values collected. xi represents each individual value from your data. is the average (or mean) of your data for each group. N is the total sample number. To calculate the standard deviation, first you must take the average of the samples in the individual groups. The average is designated with the Greek letter mu or . To do this, simply add each sample together and then divide by the total number of samples. For example, to find the average grade of the group that read the material before class, let's look at some data. For simplicity, we will use a dataset of 5 points: 90, 91, 85, 83, and 94. Add all the samples together: 90 + 91 + 85 + 83 + 94 = 443. Divide the sum by the sample number, N = 5: 443/5 = 88.6. The average grade for this group is 88.6. The next part of the calculation involves the (xi ) portion of the equation. You will subtract each sample from the average just calculated. For our example you will end up with five subtractions. (90 88.6), (91- 88.6), (85 88.6), (83 88.6), and (94 88.6). The calculated numbers are now 1.4, 2.4, -3.6, -5.6, and 5.4. Each of the new numbers you have just calculated will now be squared. This step will also take care of any negative signs. If you have a negative sign after this step or at the end of your calculation, you may have forgotten this step. In our example, we are now working with 1.96, 5.76, 12.96, 31.36, and 29.16. Summing these squares together yields: 1.96 + 5.76 + 12.96 + 31.36 + 29.16 = 81.2. The formula divides by N 1 because it is correcting for the fact that you haven't counted an entire population; you are taking a sample of the population of all students to make an estimation. Subtract: N 1 = 5 1 = 4 Divide: 81.2/4 = 20.3 Once you have divided by the sample number minus one, take the square root of this final number. This is the last step in calculating the standard deviation. There are statistical programs that will do this calculation for you after inputting the raw data. For our example, the standard deviation of the final grades of students who read before class is: s =20.3 = 4.51.
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One-sentence summary -- Define the formula for standard deviation. Average the samples in each group. Subtract each sample from the average. Square each of these numbers and add them together. Divide by the total sample number minus 1. Take the square root.

It's completely normal and natural for kids of all ages to ask about babies. It helps to be prepared for the conversation, but even if you aren't, try to stay calm and don't jump to conclusions. Take a deep breath and talk to them like you would about any other topic. Your first reaction might be to laugh or redirect the conversation. However, if you dismiss them, they'll only become more curious about the topic. It's best to address the question when they ask. If you're a babysitter or nanny, the children who you watch might ask you about babies or sex at some point. Stay calm and use your best judgement to approach the situation. If it's a body question, answer it scientifically. If it's a question that you think you can't or shouldn't answer, let them know that they can ask their parents. For example, you could say something like, "Let's ask your mom when she gets home, maybe she'll know!" Chances are, they'll forget about it, and you can let their parents know that the child was curious about babies or sex. If they continue to push your limits and ask more personal questions, stay calm and treat it like you would if they were misbehaving in any other way. Remind them that they shouldn't use dirty words if they're swearing, and tell them that if they continue to do so, you'll have to call their parents. While kids are naturally inquisitive, there might be a reason that they're asking this particular question. For example, their teacher at school might be pregnant, or they might have seen a baby on television or in public. If you're pregnant, an older child might become curious about their new sibling. It's very common for children to start asking about babies and pregnancy when they know there's a baby on the way. Your child might be asking you about babies to confirm what they already know. If you've never talked about it before, try saying something like "That's a good question! Where do you think babies come from?" to see what they know about the topic. If you've discussed babies and pregnancy before, start by confirming what you've already discussed. Say something like "Well, we've talked about how babies are made when a man and a woman have sex, right?" When they confirm that they know that information, move on to answering their new question. If they say that they don't know, assure them that it's okay. Then, proceed with answering their question as best as you can.
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Stay calm and relaxed when the topic comes up. Defer to the child's parents if someone else's child asks you about babies. Consider why your child might be curious about babies. Ask them where they think babies might come from.