Andrea, please paraphrase this section. Everyone else needs to have their comments, questions, corrections posted by Friday, October 6, 2006
Tricia please paraphrase this section. Everyone else should be posting their responses to Tricia by Thursday, October 5, 2006. Be sure that you include questions, comments, and any corrections or unique examples.
This is optional!! Please post your Math or String class examples here!
Please type the statements for question 12, on pg 162 into the editor to check your answers. Post questions to this lab here.
Also, please use any remaining lab time to complete your blogging on the reading that goes along with this on printf.
Please read and respond to the above reading which discusses printf. These are advanced formatting codes for output. I would like Nick to start us off by paraphrasing the section. Everyone else should respond by asking questions, commenting, or correcting Nick. Thank you all for doing a great job with this so far. Please complete your response to this section by Tuesday, October 3, 2006.
Jordan O: Please paraphrase the section on Strings for the class. Everyone should be adding to Jordan’s post, with Questions, Comments, Corrections, Additions… Please have this section read and commented upon by Friday September 29th.
Courtney M.- Please use this space to paraphrase the key points to the reading. Everyone else should comment, and add to Courtney’s post. Everyone will be taking their turn at beginning this dialog. I’m just picking on Courtney first. Please complete your comments by Tuesday, you will be given another reading assignment Wednesday.
This post has little to do with Computer Science, but is very relevant to students.
Today is the day when seniors are to be turning in wills and memories for the yearbook. All day, I’ve watched Seniors, our most mature students, come to my room, asking for a second, or in some cases third sheet to fill out; asking if they could please turn them in on Monday; etc. Why did they wait until the day they were due to write wills and memories that are suppose to be so important to them? Where has your education failed you that you think another day is no big deal, that deadlines somehow do not apply to you, or that your excuse for being late is so good that you are somehow entitled to more time, than 140 of your peers?
My answer to more time has been NO. Not because I’m mean, but because I too have a deadline to meet. And it depends in a large part on you getting your job done on time. It cost the yearbook money if we are late, meaning we would have to charge more for the book, which then has an affect upon the entire student body.
Being late has its consequences, so why don’t our students know what they are, and value being on time?
Please complete questions: 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, 12, 15, 17
Please remember that we have begun this blog as a tool to be helpful. Comments that are negatively directed towards other class mates will be immediately removed from the blog.
Also, please pay attention to your grammar and punctuation. Capitalize I when referring to yourself, capitalize the start of sentences, and reserve slang like, yeah, u, lol, etc, for myspace and texting.
Please remember, you are posting on the WORLD wide web. This is an area that can easily be accessed by your parents, other teachers, and our principal. I have shared this with the principal, who does look and see what we are doing, and with a few of your teachers who are considering blogs. Lets do our best work here. The old saying, “If you don’t have something nice to say (or relevant), don’t say anything at all”, applies.
Lets continue to make this a place where we can share ideas freely.
