4/3/06 11:15 pm
MATH
Comments:
Flavia, you should be doing a lot better than these grades indicate. You are a strong student and, given a little more effort, could easily have earned an A this semester. Please do not get caught up in all of the chatting that goes on in class. It will negatively affect your academic performance
Grade- C
....OUCH..
CHEM
...concerning attendance: absent 5 times so far, that is borderline too much
...concerning work habits: Needs improvement. It seems Flavia is always late when it comes to the homeworks and lab sheets. This has caused her to lose lots of credit
...concerning class participation and attitude: Needs improvement. Flavia clearly is not a dull child. Rather she is a bit apathetic and somewhat unmotivated. On several occasions we've had the why-do-I-need-to-learn-chemistry conversation, but I don't think much has transpired as a result of it. Recently Flavia has shown me more life, but back in February her was progress was unacceptable. I need Flavia to focus on the tasks at hand in class. I realize that the course has some obscure/hard-to-grasp topics, but that is no excuse to zone out or talk or read other materials in the middle of class. Again, recently it has been better, but I need her to improve from now until June.
...concerning tests and quizzes: Her most recent mark was a nice improvement. But overall her exam grades are below the class average.
Grade: C
.....even more OWW>...oh shum how could you??
ENGLISH
At several points this semester, Flavia, you have shown the true colors of your ability: Your this I believe in action and ISA poems, for example. Through occasional comments and several writings, I know how capable you are of strong analysis. But what you need to accept is that superb students lead by example, they do not check out. If you are not content with the depth of a discussion, take us where you want. If you think the entire class missed something, write to me about it. If you decide to take ownership over your education, I have no doubt you can still achieve an A.
Grade: B/C
eh?
HISTORY
Flavia,
I really enjoy your insightful comments and the way you make connections between the curriculum and your life (you get IT). I do get frustrated sometimes by you finding your own path in the middle of class. But when I put the good and the bad side by side I'm overwhelmed by the good so I'll have to learn to live with it. It's good learning with you.
Grade: A
..ahhhh....i love you turner
second teacher that ever made me acutally want to learn..props to mr. barton
anyway this entry is not to show off my grades (or lack of grades) just for myself for future reference.
i will see you when my parents sotp harrasing me because GOD FORBID i get some C's. suck a dick
Comments:
Flavia, you should be doing a lot better than these grades indicate. You are a strong student and, given a little more effort, could easily have earned an A this semester. Please do not get caught up in all of the chatting that goes on in class. It will negatively affect your academic performance
Grade- C
....OUCH..
CHEM
...concerning attendance: absent 5 times so far, that is borderline too much
...concerning work habits: Needs improvement. It seems Flavia is always late when it comes to the homeworks and lab sheets. This has caused her to lose lots of credit
...concerning class participation and attitude: Needs improvement. Flavia clearly is not a dull child. Rather she is a bit apathetic and somewhat unmotivated. On several occasions we've had the why-do-I-need-to-learn-chemistry conversation, but I don't think much has transpired as a result of it. Recently Flavia has shown me more life, but back in February her was progress was unacceptable. I need Flavia to focus on the tasks at hand in class. I realize that the course has some obscure/hard-to-grasp topics, but that is no excuse to zone out or talk or read other materials in the middle of class. Again, recently it has been better, but I need her to improve from now until June.
...concerning tests and quizzes: Her most recent mark was a nice improvement. But overall her exam grades are below the class average.
Grade: C
.....even more OWW>...oh shum how could you??
ENGLISH
At several points this semester, Flavia, you have shown the true colors of your ability: Your this I believe in action and ISA poems, for example. Through occasional comments and several writings, I know how capable you are of strong analysis. But what you need to accept is that superb students lead by example, they do not check out. If you are not content with the depth of a discussion, take us where you want. If you think the entire class missed something, write to me about it. If you decide to take ownership over your education, I have no doubt you can still achieve an A.
Grade: B/C
eh?
HISTORY
Flavia,
I really enjoy your insightful comments and the way you make connections between the curriculum and your life (you get IT). I do get frustrated sometimes by you finding your own path in the middle of class. But when I put the good and the bad side by side I'm overwhelmed by the good so I'll have to learn to live with it. It's good learning with you.
Grade: A
..ahhhh....i love you turner
second teacher that ever made me acutally want to learn..props to mr. barton
anyway this entry is not to show off my grades (or lack of grades) just for myself for future reference.
i will see you when my parents sotp harrasing me because GOD FORBID i get some C's. suck a dick
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