"Pioneer life" refers to the lifestyle and experiences of the early settlers who went to explore and establish new settlements in unfamiliar and often undeveloped territories.
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Guide students through an analysis of these primary source documents
of pioneer life by focusing on one or two images in a class discussion.
A heart surgeon
who pioneered a life - saving new medical device first challenged conventional wisdom as a medical student 28 years ago.
She had been raised listening to family members retelling amazing tales of
pioneering life living on a remote island for 30 years.
Formerly a division of Cantor Fitzgerald, BGC Market Data
first pioneered live pricing data for fixed income markets 30 years ago and now provides data priced from over $ 720 billion in daily fixed income transactions.
Nearly twenty years ago,
Frangopol pioneered life - cycle engineering, an approach to analyzing the true cost of structures which looks at cost and performance across their entire life span.
In this section of the site, students can view The One, Two, Threes
about Pioneer Life: A Little House Counting Book, an online counting book about Laura Ingalls Wilder, and a terrific inspiration for their own counting book assignment.
At the same time, the award celebrates the
remarkable pioneering life of Roald F. Campbell, whose distinguished career spanned many years and exemplified these characteristics.
The Biographical Dictionary of Women in Science:
Pioneering Lives from Ancient Times to the Mid-20th Century.
Dusty streets, stage coaches, town folk in period costume and blacksmiths at work present a fascinating insight into how the
early pioneers lived.
Visit Melissa's blog HERE to learn how she grows her own food, preserves it and lives a self -
sufficient pioneering life on her homestead!
LeapFrog invested $ 12.1 million in AllLife, in South Africa, which has
pioneered life insurance policies for customers with HIV who without such policies have difficulty getting mortgages or business loans.
She had been raised listening to family members retelling amazing tales
of pioneering life living on a remote island for 30 years.
Carvin, who gained fame in media circles for
his pioneering live - reporting work on Twitter and other social networks during the Arab Spring uprising in Egypt, announced in a blog post published on Medium that the project will be suspending operations on August 31.
Students can experience hands - on activities that were part of
pioneer life or learn about the Underground Railroad in northern Illinois.
Many of
these pioneers lived in the early days of medicine, before the current era of regulations and ethical guidelines for research trials that have tended to discourage the researcher as research subject.
- Kirkus Reviews «Borrowing from her own family history, Hoover burns away the glamour of
the pioneer life, blending history and brilliant storytelling.
In addition to hands - on activities, this title covers the reasons that settlers headed west, wagon trains, popular travel routes, and travelers» hardships along the way as well as pioneer homes, food, school, entertainment, and other aspects of
pioneer life.
There is little doubt that Martin's visionary work developed in response to the almost abstract landscape of the prairie and to the harsh reality of
pioneer life.
Rothenstein documented the lives of all the major (and many still overlooked) British artists in his Modern English Painters, which has earned him the title of «The Vasari of British Art» (like Vasari's
pioneering Lives, it was revised and reprinted within the author's lifetime).
The film examines
the pioneering life and work of artist, musician, and educator, Tony Conrad, and this special iteration of The Un-Private Collection series highlights both his extraordinary career and his influence on the work of Broad collection artists including Mike Kelley, Robert Longo, and Tony Oursler.