When choosing classes, you should not sign up for more classes than you can handle. Overloading your schedule will not help you to lear...…
| Now, let’s reflect on the entire course: 1. Two things I liked about this class are: Learning and expanding my math skills, preparing me for my next two math classes. 2. Two things I would change in this class are: 3. I felt frustrated in this class when: I did not solve the problem right or used the wrong formula. Also the book is not that great at explaining. 4. I felt good in this class when: I figured out the problems and received good grade for my effort. 5. If I were Teacher for a Week, I would give video presentations for students having problems with certain math problems. (complete this thought)…
Thomas sophonow has two siblings a brother and a sister. The brother Philip is the oldest and his sister Catherine the second oldest and Thomas being the youngest. His parents had divorced which made the mother responsible for taking care of the children. They became a poor family and he and his brother would steal fruits and vegetables for his family. Thomas was placed in foster homes and in juvenile detention facilities. At one point in his life he was involved in a group called the Neo-Nazi party and then the Hare Krishna with the joining of these two groups he wanted to find a place for himself in society.…
Classroom 3-A, Hajime couldn't tell if he was lucky or unlucky to be in a classroom with his peers. The faces he found familiar were outnumbered by the many unfamiliar faces. His saving grace was that his homeroom teacher was a breath of fresh air compare to the painfully boring teacher his earlier year. None worse than his freshman teacher who would yell at them about how entitle their generation was from the clothes they wear to the technology they used.…
Based on the presentation and responses accommodations recommended above, what tips might be helpful for Mrs. Watkins to maximize her student’s success?…
Following a bench trial, Thomas Reese was convicted of conspiracy to possess cocaine with intent to distribute, in violation of 21 U.S.C. Sec. 846 (1982) (count 1); possession with intent to distribute and distribution of cocaine, in violation of 21 U.S.C. Sec. 841(a)(1) (1982) (counts 7, 9, 13 and 15); aiding and abetting violations of 21 U.S.C. Sec. 841(a)(1) (1982) (counts 5 and 11); unlawful possession of a firearm, in violation of 18 U.S.C. app. Sec. 1202(a)(1) (1982) (counts 23 and 24); and unlawful use of a communication facility, in violation of 21 U.S.C. Sec. 843(b) (1982) (counts 16-20). Linda Reese, Thomas' wife and co-defendant, was convicted of conspiracy to possess cocaine with intent to distribute (count 1); aiding and abetting the sale of cocaine (counts 9 and 15); and possession with intent to distribute cocaine (count 11).…
What were the underlying tensions and larger conflicts that led to the lynching of Thomas Moss? How did Ida B. Well’s campaign contribute to the consolidation of the organized African American women’s movement?…
If Thomas has a surprise during class, such as his favourite teacher walks in the room or if they asked someone to come in that all the children liked. Thomas facial expression would change as his mood had changed for example, he would raise eyebrow, wide open eyes, and open mouth to show that he is surprised. However, if Thomas wants to happy that someone he didn’t like walking into the room his face would also change to maybe these, the Inner corners of the eyebrows are drawn in and upwards, frowning of lips, pouting of lower lip, and eyes cast down. These are some example of facial expressions.…
Ronald Takaki uses the narrative of the “Giddy Multitude” to demonstrate how the colonial elite used race and the idea of blackness to develop a social system of classification. White identity formation was made possible for white elite through certain types of work and the ability to accumulate assets. Social status also contributed to the economic context of competition over land. The law in Virginia was a legal factor that also contributed to the making of whiteness because it allowed poor whites to have privileges. Along with those privileges the idea of citizenship was created and defined in terms of who would benefit from this nation. In order for someone to be a citizen that person had to be a wealthy white male. Power and white identity was a way in which citizenship was linked to notions of whiteness, class, and gender.…
Takumi is in the same friend group as Miles. He is very good friends with Chip and Alaska. He is the person in the book who understands Alaska the most. This is because he is similar to Alaska in the way that he too is very mysterious. He is the one who explains to Miles how Alaska’s mood swings work. He tells him to not take it personally because she will get better. He is also important to the book because he is the trickster. He helps Alaska and Chip with their pranks; he is very good at them.…
Three students at St. Mary’s are having trouble achieving their goals, and learning what is expected from them. Listen to their problems and jot down as much information as you can.…
W.I Thomas once stated, “If people define situations as real, they are real in their consequences.” Although the statement seemed confusing at first, after reading the section, I had a better understanding of what this statement means. W.I. Thomas is trying to say that a person's perception, behavior, and knowledge of a situation may change the way that person views what is being done. For example, in America, we typically wouldn’t want to drink out of a dirty puddle because we have learned that very are germs and microbes that may get us sick. In a place like Africa, on the other hand, the people don’t have knowledge about microbes or germs, so they may drink form a puddle if thirsty without thinking twice about it. The statement is based…
One of the effective ways that lead students to success in college is getting organized. First, students should choose their college classes wisely every semester. Therefore, students need to balance the easy subjects and the difficult subjects in each semester. In the first year of college, if students try to take too…
He then entered college and was overwhelmed with the difficulty of his classes. He tried methods and ways to get around the overwhelming feeling, but he still did not have the skills that he needed for college. He began to realize that college courses were nothing like high school classes, which he couldn’t just coast through. It became very hard for him to keep up with the course load that he obtained on a daily basis. He stopped attending class all together believing that he could do the final exams and that would keep him afloat. Then it became apparent that this was not possible. Unfortunately, he quickly went back to putting his social life before his…
I now shake my head at the number of emails I sent my advisor over the summer because of my dissatisfaction with my schedule for my first semester of college. Finally, I found relief when my credit hours went from 16 to 19 and I now had two business related classes instead of one. I had been enrolled in a course Principles of Selling in exchange for not dropping a course my advisor was going to be teaching. I flipped open my advising book and noticed that the class was labeled “year four” and immediately my face flushed. I’ve never struggled in school, and my biggest fear was biting off more than I could chew in college. Looking back, I now see that this course is not a senior level class but is a class upperclassman typically take in order to balance their schedules.…