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Great job Jeremy! Your post was a little late but I'm still happy you did it, good for you! I liked how you numbered your points, it was different from what everyone else did, that made it unique. I agree, math can be frustrating sometimes, especialy if you really don't understand something, so far I can't understand the prime factorization stuff because I was away, that really irritates me. I agree that blogging helps students progress because they are reviewing thier work, and that could help other students who missed something in their notes, it also makes learning about math more amusing. I commend you for wanting to do textbook work, because I loath textbook work, although its useful for practicing your math skills, but I'm glad you seem to want to do it. You made some errors in your profile, so you might want to consider editing that, also you might want to add a link to your blog post so people cans see it. Just to let you know I couldn't see your video properly for some reason, but I'm sure it was quite entertaining. Your post was quite brief, I would of liked if it was a little bit more descriptive, but if you were in a rush, I understand. Me on the other hand, I have a hard time keeping writing pieces brief, they are always too long, like this comment, so I should get going. Sorry there is just so much to say! Overall great post, I hope you do well to succeed in math this year:)
Great job Jeremy. I really like your examples(questions) and the puppets were nice. Next time add the written part to your post. Other than that, great job.
Good job, on remembering to make your post even thought it was late, but at least you got it done. I wish I could see the video, but it's private, but I'm glad you actually did something. Good job!
Great job Jeremy! Your post was a little late but I'm still happy you did it, good for you! I liked how you numbered your points, it was different from what everyone else did, that made it unique. I agree, math can be frustrating sometimes, especialy if you really don't understand something, so far I can't understand the prime factorization stuff because I was away, that really irritates me. I agree that blogging helps students progress because they are reviewing thier work, and that could help other students who missed something in their notes, it also makes learning about math more amusing. I commend you for wanting to do textbook work, because I loath textbook work, although its useful for practicing your math skills, but I'm glad you seem to want to do it. You made some errors in your profile, so you might want to consider editing that, also you might want to add a link to your blog post so people cans see it. Just to let you know I couldn't see your video properly for some reason, but I'm sure it was quite entertaining. Your post was quite brief, I would of liked if it was a little bit more descriptive, but if you were in a rush, I understand. Me on the other hand, I have a hard time keeping writing pieces brief, they are always too long, like this comment, so I should get going. Sorry there is just so much to say! Overall great post, I hope you do well to succeed in math this year:)
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Jeremy. Your puppets were very creative. Next time, add the definitions of what ratio, rate and proportion is. Other than that, good job.
ReplyDeleteGreat job Jeremy. I really like your examples(questions) and the puppets were nice. Next time add the written part to your post. Other than that, great job.
ReplyDeleteI can't really comment on yours because the video won't play and you should maybe put a written part for your post to make it more descriptive.
ReplyDeleteGood job, on remembering to make your post even thought it was late, but at least you got it done. I wish I could see the video, but it's private, but I'm glad you actually did something. Good job!
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