Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
12/16
Long time, no post. My b.
So over the weekend you had a packet of probability problems (chapter 14) to do. These were collected today (Tuesday 12/16), since I wasn't here yesterday.
Yesterday with the sub you were to read and take notes on chapter 15 in preparation for the new material/reading quiz.
Tonight, your homework is simple--get any last minute invitations to the January 17 review signed and back to me. Thanks!
Enjoy the afternoon (maybe it'll snow tomorrow morning!)
So over the weekend you had a packet of probability problems (chapter 14) to do. These were collected today (Tuesday 12/16), since I wasn't here yesterday.
Yesterday with the sub you were to read and take notes on chapter 15 in preparation for the new material/reading quiz.
Tonight, your homework is simple--get any last minute invitations to the January 17 review signed and back to me. Thanks!
Enjoy the afternoon (maybe it'll snow tomorrow morning!)
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Tuesday 12/9
Yo yo yo...per H--do the 3 questions from the board in class. Period D, you gots those True/False worksheets for tomorrow.
And don't forget, I need those extra credit AP problems on Friday.
And don't forget, I need those extra credit AP problems on Friday.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Friday/Weekend Homework
Not so many posts this week...but not so much homework either. Just study for that mammoth test I'm giving you...
Tomorrow (Friday) you'll finish 15 multiple choice questions and 1 AP problem for "Day 2" of your test. I know, that sounds brutal. It ain't so bad though...Please be respectful of the test environment, the substitute, and your peers. Talking during tomorrow's exam will be considered a serious offense, punishable by up to 10 points off your test grade. I wouldn't think such crimes would be committed in AP Statistics, though.
Enjoy your weekend. For homework you'll have 18 True/False statements to respond to; remember, for ones that are false, you must offer an explanation as to "why."
On Monday we'll get back into the probability stuff and get going with chapter 14!
And, if you're bored, there's a hot and pretty cheap concert this Saturday at the Webster Theater (Underground Stage) in Hartford--Eric Hutchinson. If you like stuff in the category of Jason Mraz, Gavin Degraw, Justin Nozuka, or any other guy playing poppy music on a guitar and/or piano, check it out.
Tomorrow (Friday) you'll finish 15 multiple choice questions and 1 AP problem for "Day 2" of your test. I know, that sounds brutal. It ain't so bad though...Please be respectful of the test environment, the substitute, and your peers. Talking during tomorrow's exam will be considered a serious offense, punishable by up to 10 points off your test grade. I wouldn't think such crimes would be committed in AP Statistics, though.
Enjoy your weekend. For homework you'll have 18 True/False statements to respond to; remember, for ones that are false, you must offer an explanation as to "why."
On Monday we'll get back into the probability stuff and get going with chapter 14!
And, if you're bored, there's a hot and pretty cheap concert this Saturday at the Webster Theater (Underground Stage) in Hartford--Eric Hutchinson. If you like stuff in the category of Jason Mraz, Gavin Degraw, Justin Nozuka, or any other guy playing poppy music on a guitar and/or piano, check it out.
Monday, December 1, 2008
12/1/08
Happy December! Only 24 days til XMas. Woop woop.
So your homework tonight differs by period...
Period D: 2 AP problems
Period H: You know..
PS...There will be a pop quiz tomorrow. 8 multiple choice. One of the questions is the poll question....
So your homework tonight differs by period...
Period D: 2 AP problems
Period H: You know..
PS...There will be a pop quiz tomorrow. 8 multiple choice. One of the questions is the poll question....
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