Learning Environment: Explain what you will do as a teacher to foster a good learning environment for your students.  Your list should include 4-5 strategies or topics. Give a sentence about each one. (5 pts)

Canada Revenue Agency requires that Registered Charities file the T3010 no later than 12 months after the end of the Charity’s fiscal period.

Assume NFH calculated their disbursement quota as $0 for year 1, $4,000 for year 2 and $10,000 for year 3. 1) Explain what the disbursement quota is. (1 mark) 2) Explain how these disbursement quota numbers may influence the organizations operating plans going forward. (2 marks)

If NFH is considered a registered charity in Canada, the organization must file the Form T3010, Registered Charity Information Return, annually, regardless of whether it had revenue, was actively carrying on charitable programs, or met the financial thresholds for filing Schedule 6. 

In a particular cell, there is no net movement of water. The amount leaving the cell and entering the cell is the same. In what type of environment is this cell found? 

I understand that all tests will be administered ON-LINE using Honorlock Extension and a webcam.   I understand that I MUST have a photo id (state DL, military ID, passport) in order to take my exams on HonorLock Extension   I also must use a webcam when using HonorLock Extension.

I understand that there will be assignments with due dates. Some of the assignments require learning new technology.  I also understand that it is required that will have to use McGraw Connect online access as it is required to complete some of my assignments.

I understand that this course requires basic Canvas knowledge. If I am struggling with Canvas, I can contact the Canvas help desk (phone, chat, email)., which is available 24/7.  I also understand that if I need help with HonorLock Extension or McGraw-Hill Connect, there is a ‘Technical Support’ module on the course site’s Modules page that has contact information for both.

I understand that iPads CANNOT be used for testing. 

Xander is accused of stealing a digital camera. Allegedly, Xander entered the accessories section of the store, peeled off the price tag of a $30 accessory, walked into the digital camera section of the store, selected a $500 digital camera, and covered the camera’s actual price tag with the $30 price tag. When the clerk scanned the item, he failed to notice the price tag switch, and Xander was able to leave the store after paying only $30. The clerk has identified Xander as the shopper who presented the wrongly tagged camera. Xander claims that he was not the one who committed this crime and that the store clerk misidentified him. The prosecutor wants to admit evidence that last year, Xander stole a $1500 cell phone by pasting a computer price tag from a $150 cell phone case onto the cell phone’s packaging, paying only $150 for the phone. Is this evidence admissible?