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Day 24 - 8-25-11
Today was a longggggggg dayyy :{
Calc study session, then BIO session, then Rhetorical writing which i plan to drop. I cant take essays everyday while studying for 3 hardcore classes! D:
I feel so dumb in calc... and dumber in Chemistry... moderately dumb in Bio ;]
ALL I DID TODAY was CALC CALC CALC! :[
Hours and hours. Been eating a lot healthier lately.
Feels good to say that. Finally finished with my calc hw... i have BIO due sunday and a Chemistry quiz on Monday and a Chem EXAM!!!! on 9/13/11.... wtf.
Til tomorrow! HOUSTON!
Yesterday, members of the White House Domestic Policy Council spent the afternoon at MƒA NY to meet with our staff, MƒA teachers and NYC principals to learn more about our program. The White House advisors observed part of the MƒA Calculus Professional Learning Team meeting (pictured here), which gathers a team of MƒA Fellows, Early Career Fellows and Master Teachers on a monthly basis to collaboratively learn, investigate and implement best practices in a particular subject.
Math@Tagged is a bi-weekly meeting with presentations on how math is used at Tagged.
Presentations are relatively short, widely accessible, and stimulate ongoing discussion.
Math@Tagged is a bi-weekly meeting with presentations on how math is used at Tagged.
Presentations are relatively short, widely accessible, and stimulate ongoing discussion.
A student sent me this. It is his solution to a problem I assign called the Integral that ate Chicago (because it keeps growing like the monsters in old 1950's sci-fi movies.)
An exhibit at the San Luis Unit dam somewhere in the Central Valley explicating how much water it takes to make a friggin' hamburger. Incredible. Never even thought about that, not even once. I think the world has a good chance of going down the toilet, forgive the pun.
Day 42. Fell asleep before I could upload again... So here's a photo of Chris I took while playing with manual focus .
Finally, we decide that while drowning in physics, it could be motivationally cool to bring a camera. So there!
Anyone recognize this type of calc?
This is my calculus homework. We're currently learning about the areas and volumes of solids that rotate around lines, whether those lines be the x or y-axes, or other random lines such as x = 3. Yeah. This is fun. And by "fun" I mean actually fun, but only when I understand it. When I don't, it's not fun. It's death.
Sooooo, I drew a heart in the middle of the page! Yay!
Actually, Cuthbert prefers the autonomous Roomba.
We're Here: Break out the vacuum cleaners and saddle up.
The Math & Science Institute (MSI) is an academically rigorous program designed for students with a keen interest in pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The Institute consists of seven college-credit courses:
-- BioTechnology
-- Environment and Energy Technology
-- Physics
-- Anatomy & Physiology
-- Statistics
-- Calculus
Math@Tagged is a bi-weekly meeting with presentations on how math is used at Tagged.
Presentations are relatively short, widely accessible, and stimulate ongoing discussion.
Kristie Gronberg, who has Osteogenesis Imperfecta or brittle bone disease, is a pre-calculus major at Bremerton's Olympic College and has to take the bus from the Bremerton (Washington) Transportation Center to get to school. Gronberg waits for the ramp on the bus to be lowered Wednesday April 13, 2016. This year, MultiCare’s Mary Bridge Children’s Therapy Unit (CTU) marks its 50th year of helping children and adolescents who have special needs. According to the hospital’s website, “Children are referred to the CTU because of developmental concerns or for treatment of conditions such as cerebral palsy, sensory processing disorders, genetic syndromes, autism spectrum disorders, muscular dystrophy, neurobehavioral disorders, arthrogryposis, limb deficiencies, Erb's palsy and hearing impairments.”