Hi, gang! Sorry I haven't posted for a while loyal visitors but I have been busy with Thanksgiving and other issues. Also, I can sometimes just be lazy. So today I present to you a special kind of presentation. It's a video! It's linked from YouTube because the file is too large for blogger, but that's okay. I'll keep my YouTube site running. Anyways, it's only five minutes but it is a video version of what I would normally type. Sorry for those people who are trying to read this while at work! Try wearing a headset! Anyways, I hope you enjoy it and I can't wait to hear from you soon.
About Me
- Mr. SC
- A southern California native, I just love visiting local attractions. I am a Trojan graduate and Trojan fan. Besides attractions I hope to post some blogs about recent local diners and eateries that I visit.
5 comments:
Great video post! It's much more personal than a written one.
I really like your "keep giving more work" approach. Do you know the "must do/may do" approach? It's when you give work students MUST DO followed by work they MAY DO if they have time left. I still like your MORE WORK approach better, though.
That computer in the background makes you seem like an IT specialist!
Thanks Robert. IT rocks!
I have MAY DO work in the form of extra credit that may be done AFTER the regular MUST DO work is done. That way extra credit will be EXTRA work and not substitute for the regular assignment.
I like how you changed it up, but now I can't review what you said when I try to leave a comment! Maybe you can still do a video but then type in a summary of what you said.
I think you mentioned taking a trip to California's Adventure to review physics? That's pretty cool. I hope it just as educational as it is fun for the students.
Take it easy on homework for students around Christmas! You don't want them studying on Christmas eve do you!?
Hey, read what happened to this first year teacher:
http://www.wzzm13.com/news/story.aspx?storyid=102578&catid=14
You better be prepared for anything!
Yeah I'll keep an eye out for those strange deer that sneak up to the third floor.
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