Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Chapter 2 Homework
Go to page 48 in Focus Textbook
Answer questions 1-3 on page 48
Read case studies in the beginning of each chapter until you find one student case study that you relate with, connect with, has something in common with you. Tell what made you decide on this student. Give the name of the student and why you choose that person. Answer 2 of the questions in STEP 2 Reaction What do You think. Post the answers in the journal. Due Wednesday Jan 27th.
Answer questions 1-3 on page 48
Read case studies in the beginning of each chapter until you find one student case study that you relate with, connect with, has something in common with you. Tell what made you decide on this student. Give the name of the student and why you choose that person. Answer 2 of the questions in STEP 2 Reaction What do You think. Post the answers in the journal. Due Wednesday Jan 27th.
Assignment in Class Jan 20th
Go to chapter 2 page 28-47.
Choose two quotes fom the chapter.
They are in bright colors on the side of the pages. Type the quote in your journal. Explain what the quotes could mean to you. think of college success or success in your life. Be specfic with exampples and details.
Choose two quotes fom the chapter.
They are in bright colors on the side of the pages. Type the quote in your journal. Explain what the quotes could mean to you. think of college success or success in your life. Be specfic with exampples and details.
Motivations:What Motivates You?
Roofs of Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, & Nebraska in 1 weekend
6 states: Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming4 state high points: Mt Elbert (CO), Black Mesa (OK), Mt Sunflower (KS), Panorama Point (NE)
1342 miles / 30 hrs of driving63 hrs on the groundZERO down time
Author: Matthew Gilbertson
I think Eric and I have discovered the upper limit to the amount of adventure you can pack into a single weekend. We wanted to expand our repertoire of state high points to fill in some gaps out west.
Mt Elbert (CO), Black Mesa (OK), Mt Sunflower (KS), Panorama Point (NE) all have the convenience of being relatively close to a major airport--Denver.
6 states: Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming4 state high points: Mt Elbert (CO), Black Mesa (OK), Mt Sunflower (KS), Panorama Point (NE)
1342 miles / 30 hrs of driving63 hrs on the groundZERO down time
Author: Matthew Gilbertson
I think Eric and I have discovered the upper limit to the amount of adventure you can pack into a single weekend. We wanted to expand our repertoire of state high points to fill in some gaps out west.
Mt Elbert (CO), Black Mesa (OK), Mt Sunflower (KS), Panorama Point (NE) all have the convenience of being relatively close to a major airport--Denver.
Eric: "Hmm... I think I sense another adventure coming up"
Matthew: "Wow, is all that even possible in a three-day weekend?"
Eric: "We'll make it possible."
Matthew: "Sounds like a plan to me..."
With a quick direct flight into Denver on Friday night, we hit the ground running at 11pm and the clock immediately began ticking. We first wanted to tackle Mt Elbert which, at 14,433ft, is the highest mountain in Colorado and the second highest peak in the lower 48 behind CA's Mt Whitney.
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