The following scores reflect a curve of two points (around 4 percentage points):
1st hour
Class average: 83% (B)
Top scorers: Sydney, Lauren, Mckenzie
2nd hour
Class average: 94% (A)
Top scorers (all over 100%): Mary, Lawton, James, Sam, Logan, Emma
7th hour
Class average: 82% (B-)
Top scorers: Keels, Tori, Chris
Great work!
--Mr. M
Sunday, November 7, 2010
ENRICHED: Greece/Rome test results
The results of this test were disappointing, to say the least. A majority of students in the enriched classes clearly did not take the test seriously enough to study and prepare for it. We will discuss the results in class this week and talk about ways to improve them next time. It isn't enough to come to class and "soak in" the course material; every student needs to study and work through the things we are studying independently on their own time as well.
The following scores are after a four point curve (around 11-12 percentage points):
5th hour
Class average: 71% (C-)
Top scorers: Ryan, Aaron, Addison
6th hour
Class average: 60% (D-)
Top scorers: Jake, Jonathan, Taylor
The following scores are after a four point curve (around 11-12 percentage points):
5th hour
Class average: 71% (C-)
Top scorers: Ryan, Aaron, Addison
6th hour
Class average: 60% (D-)
Top scorers: Jake, Jonathan, Taylor
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
HONORS: Homework and Do Now, Wednesday, 11-3
Homework: I checked reading notes on the first China packet (handed out last week) in class today. Reading notes on the second China packet are due Friday.
-If you need to make up the Greece and Rome test we took on Friday, and you have not done so already, you MUST make it up after school tomorrow (Thursday, 11-4) if you have not done so already. Please remember that students are responsible for taking the initiative to make up all work and tests they miss when absent.
Do Now, Tuesday, 11-2:
Today is Election Day in the United States. Please answer one or both of the following questions:
1. What type of government do we have in the U.S.? Describe who holds political power and how political leaders are selected.
2. Compare and contrast the way U.S. political leaders are selected and come to power with the way China’s emperors came to power during China’ s dynasties.
(Please note: China’s system of government has changed since the dynastic period. Today, China is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. The last Chinese emperor gave up power in 1912, and communist leader Mao Zedong took control of China in 1949).
-If you need to make up the Greece and Rome test we took on Friday, and you have not done so already, you MUST make it up after school tomorrow (Thursday, 11-4) if you have not done so already. Please remember that students are responsible for taking the initiative to make up all work and tests they miss when absent.
Do Now, Tuesday, 11-2:
Today is Election Day in the United States. Please answer one or both of the following questions:
1. What type of government do we have in the U.S.? Describe who holds political power and how political leaders are selected.
2. Compare and contrast the way U.S. political leaders are selected and come to power with the way China’s emperors came to power during China’ s dynasties.
(Please note: China’s system of government has changed since the dynastic period. Today, China is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. The last Chinese emperor gave up power in 1912, and communist leader Mao Zedong took control of China in 1949).
ENRICHED: Homework and Do Now, Wednesday 11-3
Homework: Reading notes on the China packet handed out yesterday are due Friday.
-If you need to make up the Greece and Rome test we took on Friday, and you have not done so already, you MUST make it up after school tomorrow (Thursday, 11-4) if you have not done so already. Please remember that students are responsible for taking the initiative to make up all work and tests they miss when absent.
Do Now, Tuesday, 11-2:
Today is Election Day in the United States. Please answer one or both of the following questions:
1. What type of government do we have in the U.S.? Describe who holds political power and how political leaders are selected.
2. Compare and contrast the way U.S. political leaders are selected and come to power with the way China’s emperors came to power during China’ s dynasties.
(Please note: China’s system of government has changed since the dynastic period. Today, China is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. The last Chinese emperor gave up power in 1912, and communist leader Mao Zedong took control of China in 1949).
-If you need to make up the Greece and Rome test we took on Friday, and you have not done so already, you MUST make it up after school tomorrow (Thursday, 11-4) if you have not done so already. Please remember that students are responsible for taking the initiative to make up all work and tests they miss when absent.
Do Now, Tuesday, 11-2:
Today is Election Day in the United States. Please answer one or both of the following questions:
1. What type of government do we have in the U.S.? Describe who holds political power and how political leaders are selected.
2. Compare and contrast the way U.S. political leaders are selected and come to power with the way China’s emperors came to power during China’ s dynasties.
(Please note: China’s system of government has changed since the dynastic period. Today, China is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. The last Chinese emperor gave up power in 1912, and communist leader Mao Zedong took control of China in 1949).
Monday, November 1, 2010
HONORS: Final grades, first nine weeks
(All percentages have been converted to 7-point grading scale):
1st hour
Class average: 88% (B)
Class median: 91% (B+)
Top scorers: Lauren, McKenzie, Clark
2nd hour
Class average: 97% (A)
Class median: 98% (A)
Top scorers (all over 100%): Danyel, Logan, Anna, Emma, Sydney, Tyler, Madison, Brittany, James
7th hour
Class average: 90% (B)
Class median: 93% (A-)
Top scorers: Morgan, Lia, Tyler
Great work!
See you tomorrow,
--Mr. McCarl
1st hour
Class average: 88% (B)
Class median: 91% (B+)
Top scorers: Lauren, McKenzie, Clark
2nd hour
Class average: 97% (A)
Class median: 98% (A)
Top scorers (all over 100%): Danyel, Logan, Anna, Emma, Sydney, Tyler, Madison, Brittany, James
7th hour
Class average: 90% (B)
Class median: 93% (A-)
Top scorers: Morgan, Lia, Tyler
Great work!
See you tomorrow,
--Mr. McCarl
ENRICHED: Final grades, first nine weeks
(All percentages have been converted to 7-point grading scale):
5th hour
Class average: 87% (B)
Class median: 87% (B)
Top scorers: Aris, Bobby G, Emily
6th hour
Class average: 80% (C)
Class median: 83% (C+)
Top scorers: Kenan, Chad, Taylor
See you tomorrow,
--Mr. McCarl
5th hour
Class average: 87% (B)
Class median: 87% (B)
Top scorers: Aris, Bobby G, Emily
6th hour
Class average: 80% (C)
Class median: 83% (C+)
Top scorers: Kenan, Chad, Taylor
See you tomorrow,
--Mr. McCarl
APGEO: Final grades, first nine weeks
(All percentages have been converted to 7-point grading scale):
Class average: 94% (A-)
Class median: 95% (A)
Top scorers: Caleb, Sydney, Danyel, Madison
Great work!
See you tomorrow,
--Mr. McCarl
Class average: 94% (A-)
Class median: 95% (A)
Top scorers: Caleb, Sydney, Danyel, Madison
Great work!
See you tomorrow,
--Mr. McCarl
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