PreCalculus Update for September 17, 2001

5. Journal Prompt for the Week of September 17, 2001:
What has been the most difficult part of PreCal so far? What are you doing to try to make it better?

Your Portfolio is due on Monday September 17th. If you fail to turn it in, please turn it in as soon as possible. Remember the 7% discount rule, and the fact that the MidTerm Progress Report grade comes from this Portfolio, with the other half of your 1st Quarter grade coming from the next Portfolio.

Once you get your Portfolio back you will need to look it over, and calculate your grade on it. Email me what grade you calculated. Recall that you may correct this Portfolio if you wish. This should be done by Thursday and include a note to me about what you want re-graded.

You should have done the following:
- Written in your Journal.
- Check your grades on GradeViewer.
- Turned in Section P.5 - Pages 64-65 - Problems 9-24 all, 31-42 even.
- Finish Quiz One Lite.
- Corrected and Reflected on Quiz One Lite.

This week:
# Write in your Journal.
# Check your grades on GradeViewer.
# Come to know when your NEXT Portfolio is due.
# Turn in your 1st Quarter MidTerm Portfolio before 3:47 pm on Sept. 17, 2001.
# Look at your Appendix.
# Examination Chapter P.
# Calculate your Portfolio grade, and your MidTerm average and then email it to me.
# Correct your MidTerm Portfolio and return it to me with a note about what to regrade by Thursday.
# Quiz One Lite Follow Up.
# A Sine of the Time

This is the schedule for Tues & Wed. test days:
12:50 - 1:10  first period
1:15 - 1:35    second period
1:40 - 2:00    third period
2:05 - 2:25    fourth period
2:30 - 2:50    fifth period
2:55 - 3:15    sixth period
3:20 0 3:45    seventh period

Explore the PreCal web page.

If you have questions or need some help, please see me, or one of your fellow students. See the Syllabus for information on how to get outside of class help.

DAY
-- 
David A. Young
Fayetteville
dyoung@fayar.net
dyoung7@prodigy.net
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"No good deed goes unpunished."
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