need the right name for the game

mengele

this is probably the wrong thread but I want to know the name of this.#

I have a list of prepositions which students find hard to learn. I want to come up with something the equilivant of the BOMDAS rule

bomdas is
bracktes
of
multiplication
division
addition
subtraction.

now question- what is the name of the game to get something like bomdas.

Cee-Jay-Cee

What????

Awkward Badger

Mnemonic device ?

The Peanut

Acronym?

kneemos

The name of the game is how to die my friend.

Panthro

Don't ask this SAD MOB

(that's bomdas backwards but with a space in the middle)
:pac:

corner of hells

Four , no wait , I think it was blue.

Banjo String

Pacman.

Buona Fortuna

mengele wrote: »

this is probably the wrong thread but I want to know the name of this.#

Hashtag?

conorh91

mengele wrote: »

what is the name of the game to get something like bomdas.

Go home, Teacher, you're drunk…

You talking about 'acronyms'? Some game to develop memorable acronyms?

I don't even know what I am asking.

Cantremember

B
O
R
E

fineso.mom

mengele wrote: »

this is probably the wrong thread but I want to know the name of this.#

I have a list of prepositions which students find hard to learn. I want to come up with something the equilivant of the BOMDAS ............ what is the name of the game to get something like bomdas.

I'm pretty sure it's called STUDYING !

Ficheall

mengele wrote: »

I have a list of prepositions which students find hard to learn. I want to come up with something the equilivant of the BOMDAS rule

I'm curious... which prepositions are you talking about?
Presumably they are somehow different from other prepositions if you need such a rule. Is it ones which always take the dative in, say, German, or something?

Tail Docker

Wut??

House of Blaze

Bend

Over

My

Dear

And

Spread 'em

Fr_Dougal

mengele wrote: »

this is probably the wrong thread but I want to know the name of this.#

I have a list of prepositions which students find hard to learn. I want to come up with something the equilivant of the BOMDAS rule

bomdas is
bracktes
of
multiplication
division
addition
subtraction.

now question- what is the name of the game to get something like bomdas.

Do your own homework.

The Peanut

mengele wrote: »

this is probably the wrong thread but I want to know the name of this.#

I have a list of prepositions which students find hard to learn. I want to come up with something the equilivant of the BOMDAS rule

bomdas is
bracktes
of
multiplication
division
addition
subtraction.

now question- what is the name of the game to get something like bomdas.

Teacher or transition year project?

Archeron

In leaving cert biology my teacher had one go these which went "granny takes her knickers off and throws them across the kitchen" but he never told told us what it actually represented.

Eeden

There is a Linguistics and Etymology thread, though it's not terribly busy

errlloyd

It's called an acrostic poem

DarkJager

Bollix Off My Dick And Stop

red sean

mengele wrote: »

this is probably the wrong thread but I want to know the name of this.#

I have a list of prepositions which students find hard to learn. I want to come up with something the equilivant of the BOMDAS rule

bomdas is
bracktes
of
multiplication
division
addition
subtraction.

now question- what is the name of the game to get something like bomdas.

Wot be dem?

Cee-Jay-Cee

T I A S T










This Is A Shiit Thread.

conorh91

Ladies and gentlemen, you may be paying the OP up to €60k per annum, assuming s/he doesn't have any role in school management, in which case it's probably a lot more.

Just thought that's worth mentioning.

Jake Rugby Walrus666

Hey dol! merry dol! ring a dong dillo!
Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow!
Tom Bom, jolly Tom, Tom Bombadillo!

Hotfail.com

This is a resistance colour code mnemonic we discovered whilst studying for Junior Cert technology...

Bad
Boys
Rape
Our
Young
Girls
But
Violet
Gives
Willingly

Obviously we all remember it to this day seeing as we were some very hormonal 15 year olds! :pac:

Order, not of?

Buona Fortuna

Memory Needs Every Method Of Nurturing Its Capacity :pac:



My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nachos = Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

Day Lewin

An Acrostic Mnemonic = an Acronic?

Examples: how to tune a guitar - Every American Daughter Gets Babies Easily (E A D G B A)

The list of French verbs that take "etre" instead of "avoir" in the past tense is Mrs Vandertamp (google it)

So your list of prepositions...must be memorable, brief, funny, preferably rude.

Grayson

I just thought of the game.

fcuk you op, fcuk you.

WeHaveToGoBack

BEMDAS

DeadHand

Leave this obviously stressed and over worked public servant alone! She's only had a paltry three months off now she's back to the several hour grind... She might lose her job if she can't figure this out! Oh, wait. She can't.

red sean

She!
You sure???

Alun

How I need a drink, alcoholic of course, after the heavy chapters involving quantum mechanics.

Hint: count the letters in each word and write them down.

The Diabolical Monocle

An long lost echo of hate finds it way to the present day.

Let it finally be said.


Thats not even a proper fvcking sentence. How the fvck is that supposed to mean something. Thats fvcking meaningless.
"Brackets of multiplication division addition subtraction" - that does not work in the English language. It does not communicate anything. Its a fvcking mystery code.

I may as well say

CDSBHT - Car of drive shop bananas home television

SOSHJK - Sock of shoe hat jacket keys

BOBSSW - Belt of button sit sht wipe

Dont stand there and smugly say 'oooh bomdas rule' with a half retarded smile on your ugly face, then say brackets of multiplication division addition subtraction like thats some fvcking cogent instruction - its meaningless drivel you worthless assclown, you're sht at teaching you cvnt, all of you were. It wasn't even me, it was you talent-less assclowns all along.

Off of go fvck bastard babble mumble.
English of learn coherent make sentence.
Space of taking up stop real teacher for.

(had to be done)

osarusan

BOMDAS is a mnemonic to help people remember the order of mathematical operations in which equations must be processed, I think.

brackets, orders, multiplication (or) division, addition (or) subtraction.

No idea what the OP wants though.

Buona Fortuna

Alun wrote: »

How I need a drink, alcoholic of course, after the heavy chapters involving quantum mechanics.

Hint: count the letters in each word and write them down.

Count and write at the weekend?

meh:cool:

Birneybau

BombDatAss.

AmIrite???

Day Lewin

First you do the part of the sum that is in brackets, then anything that is OF...(like, one-third of 6) and so on.

Handy little list if only one could remember it!

FloatingVoter

A teacher coming to After Hours asking drunk and stoned people to figure out how to teach the little monkeys. The future of Ireland is in safe hands.

kissmequick

O.P. can you not just think of a memorable acronym yourself like for whatever yer trying to teach? I don't understand your question. What are you trying to teach them as a matter of interest?

rolliepoley

BODMAS, BOMDAS, BIMDAS and DAMNUS

mengele

sorry for my unclear post but yes it was acronyms that I was looking for. it was hard to explain what I was looking for but ye guessed it.

I was going to try and do out something to make learing the réamhfhocail shímplí in irish where the noun preceding take a "h" or the ones that take nothing a bit easier.

for example de, do, faoi, mar, ó, roimh, trí and um ann take a seimhiu (h)
then ag, as, chuig, go, go dtí, le, seachas, thar don't take anything.

if there was an acronym made out for each of these sets it might make it easier for them to learn and remember for more than a week

littlecat

20 years ago I learned in school that ar, de, do, faoi, gan, idir, mar, ó, thar, roimh, trí and um take a "h". We just chanted off the list and it stayed in.

Also had a list of irregular verbs - abair, beir, clois, déan, faigh, feic, ith, tar, tabhair, téigh, tá.

Now it may be possible that our ability to learn and chant was proportional to our fear of the múinteoir...

mikeymouse

give the students the words ar. do, etc .............. and get] them to make a rap tune , or whatever the're into.