Apcalc.blogspot.com Website Review

an interactive log for students and parents in my ap calculus clas*. this ongoing dialogue is as rich as you make it. visit often and post we had our graduation exercises today. a gentle push into the world for all of you. i hope you're leaving with the keys to your future in so long everybody! watch this space in the fall for pointers to new blogs for each of my clas*es. farewell, auf wiedersehen, adieu, and all those good bye things. ;-) the exam is long over and we did a little survey in clas*. the results are below; 4 students participated. here are the result. please share your thoughts by commenting (anonymously if you wish) below.... how prepared were you to write this exam? (average score out of 100). how much effort did you put into preparing for this exam? (average score out of 100). how good a job did your teacher do preparing you for this exam? (average score out of 100). did you have enough preparation without using your calculator?. what was the best learning experience you had in this clas*? teaching and explanations were very clear and easy to understand. what was the worst learning experience you had in this clas*? more wiki as*ignments from past exams. more exam-like long answer questions in clas*. have students doing boardwork in clas*. the blog didn;t help me that much. it's interesting to compare the items that were considered both the worst and best learning experiences. also, take a look at the list of worst learning experiences compared to suggestions for next year. help me do a better job next year by commenting on what you see here.. > you have brains in your head. > you have feet in your shoes. > you can steer yourself > any direction you choose. --dr. suess, places you'll go some 43 years ago, when i was about your age, my father who used to travel a lot, wrote me a letter enclosing a small article clipped from a magazine. in that letter, he wished for me a life of purpose and joy. he shared with me the clipping which described such a life and