Monday we will return to the library for our last session with Mr. Sparks, the library intern, who will finish our webquest on the Bubonic Plague of the Middle Ages. Tuesday and Wednesday we finish all Reciprocal Teaching Group projects on medieval China, and then we will begin our Medieval European unit in earnest. For the following two weeks we will cover the middle ages, and for the remainder of the semester we will study the Renaissance. I can't believe I just said the "remainder of the semester"! This year is flying by already!
I must commend most groups on the station presentations they have made on their Chinese topics. It has amazed me how organized and thorough most of you have been!
We have experimented with two types of learning in our last two units. We participated in collaborative group learning during our Islamic unit; and, now we have experienced reciprocal learning during the Chinese unit. I think you all have learned quite a bit throughout this process. However, as we enter into the Middle Ages, we will return to more conventional learning and will pull out the old notebooks once again for some good old fashioned notes. I can hear the groans now!
Progress reports will come next week, and I'm proud to say you should all be pleased with your reports.
I must commend most groups on the station presentations they have made on their Chinese topics. It has amazed me how organized and thorough most of you have been!
We have experimented with two types of learning in our last two units. We participated in collaborative group learning during our Islamic unit; and, now we have experienced reciprocal learning during the Chinese unit. I think you all have learned quite a bit throughout this process. However, as we enter into the Middle Ages, we will return to more conventional learning and will pull out the old notebooks once again for some good old fashioned notes. I can hear the groans now!
Progress reports will come next week, and I'm proud to say you should all be pleased with your reports.
Hi I am not sure how to do the test or sign up to do it either! -Samantha Davis 7th period
ReplyDeleteWow, the year is going by fast.
ReplyDeleteGabriel Geiser 6th Period
I loved the China project. Oh No the notebooks:(
ReplyDeleteJustin Kouch 4th period
Notes? Notes. (groan)
ReplyDeleteSo next is Europe? Well, this should be fun.
Michelle Barnes
6th
The year really is going by fast. Thank you for being a great teacher.
ReplyDeleteLydia Williams 6th period
My, my... Already the end of the first Semester!!!
ReplyDelete-Nika Kledzi
Yay!! I am so glad we are going to start the Medieval Europe unit and we are going to get our report cards next week!!
ReplyDeleteKaitlyn W.
4th Period
I'm not excited about notes portion but the Middle Ages sounds exciting.
ReplyDelete-Marissa Pittman
4th period^
DeleteCool! The Middle Ages!!! What's not cool is the notes, but I guess I can live with it. (;
ReplyDeleteKennedy Ray
3rd period(her best class!)
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ReplyDeleteIs this Gabe?
Deletelol yessssss
Deleteum no its not...
DeleteThis year is going by really fast! But I'm sure notes can slow it down.
ReplyDeleteLeela Haria 4th period
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DeleteI'm glad that we will be starting a new unit but, not so much the notes...
ReplyDeleteLauren Carlson,4th Period
Yay we will be starting Europe. This might be interesting. I don't want to do the notes somehow.
ReplyDeleteYAY LIBRARY
ReplyDelete6th
yay for notes! yay for school! yay for learning! yay for lack of sleep!
ReplyDeleteKate Zimmerman
4th period
So much funn!!!
ReplyDeleteShivani Koka
6th Period
Yay I like Europe but I don't like notes. I guess I could live with it but I would rather not. Notes make my hand hurt and when I take notes I have to write really fast because other people write really fast. When I write fast, I write really sloppy and I don't really understand my handwriting. Anyway, now that we're on Europe I guess I should be excited. Thank you for reading this very boring paragraph about how I take notes. I really appreciate that you have taken time out of your busy life to read this little comment. Yes, I said little.
ReplyDeleteChinnu Alli
3rd period
Gina Hensley third period
ReplyDeleteI liked the library sessions
Cool:)
ReplyDeleteJie Wang 6th period
The library sessions were really fun!!
ReplyDeleteAnna Podgorny
3rd period
Great!
ReplyDeleteBrandon Quach
3rd
4th period
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update
Okay!
ReplyDeleteKathryn Cooper; 6th period
Okaay
ReplyDelete- Kayla Pritchett 7th period-
It is cool how you did the idea of the China presentations. Rami Johnson 6th period
ReplyDeleteuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOTES! I liked the way we presented for our project for China
ReplyDeleteKatherine Parker
Delete4th period
Awesome, can't wait to do more stuff in the library. Also, WHY YOU MAKE US WRITE AGAIN? I thought that torture was gone.
ReplyDeleteKrishna Dasari
6th period
Notes? Yuck! I guess we can love with out hand dying, trying to write fast enough to keep up with everyone else, and barely being able to read our own notes........ But whatever, I guess it's just life.
ReplyDeleteAnnie Kannady
4th period
*them with our
ReplyDeletewell that all sounds fun... except for the notes part.
ReplyDeleteAnnie Tandon 4th period
Hi
ReplyDeleteAnming Gu
4th period
yes this year is going by really fast!! But do we have to take notes? :( ugh. I have really enjoyed this project though!! ;) Lucy Patterson 4th
ReplyDeleteUgh so nervous about progress reports! And also cannot wait to start the European unit but hate taking notes though.
ReplyDeletemanar 4th period