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23 Jun 2006 - 14:05
Last day of school, and it's a short one — 8:30 - 10:30. The kids attend each class of their regular school day for 10 minutes. So I'm thinking.....what topic that's not on the curriculum can Ms. K teach the kids today to get a head start on the years to come? Exponential and logarithmic functions perhaps?
war stories
war stories part 2
war stories part 3
no more pencils no more books
war stories part 4
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Isn't it time for a test of the material to be covered next year? Then the teacher could start the kids off with their first low grades early. You know, set their expectations appropriately:
Doug, You are killing me! I'm still laughing from another post on another thread, but this one I'm going to have to save for future retorts. -- SusanS - 23 Jun 2006
I'm still wrapping my head around the fact that your kids are still in school this late! Kids in Texas start back to school only 7 or 8 weeks from now. -- GoogleMaster - 23 Jun 2006
war stories part 4
Last day of school, and it's a short one — 8:30 - 10:30. The kids attend each class of their regular school day for 10 minutes. So I'm thinking.....what topic that's not on the curriculum can Ms. K teach the kids today to get a head start on the years to come? Exponential and logarithmic functions perhaps?
war stories
war stories part 2
war stories part 3
no more pencils no more books
war stories part 4
-- CatherineJohnson - 23 Jun 2006 Back to main page.
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Isn't it time for a test of the material to be covered next year? Then the teacher could start the kids off with their first low grades early. You know, set their expectations appropriately:
- Assess their knowledge of untaught material
- Test the children's understanding of finding the area of geometrically impossible figures</li
- Dock a few points for failing to center a graph title
Doug, You are killing me! I'm still laughing from another post on another thread, but this one I'm going to have to save for future retorts. -- SusanS - 23 Jun 2006
I'm still wrapping my head around the fact that your kids are still in school this late! Kids in Texas start back to school only 7 or 8 weeks from now. -- GoogleMaster - 23 Jun 2006
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| Title: | war stories part 4 |
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| SubjectArea: | IrvingtonMath, IrvingtonSchools |
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