As The Quarter Ends..

1. What would you do the same next quarter that you did this quarter? (notes, attendance, attentativeness, organization,.......etc.)
I'd keep taking notes and paying attention.

2. What would you do differently next quarter that you did this quarter?
I'd do my work and hand in everything. I'd also take better notes that are more organized and easier to understand. I'ds also ask question when I don't understand the material.

3. How does Mr. Fournier's grade compare to the one you feel you deserve? Elaborate on why you feel this way.
I really think I got the grade I deserved in this class. I didn't really do much to deserve a better grade. I waited until the last minute and procrastinated on everything.

4. What part of the subject of algebra did you become best at?
Standard Diviation Bell Curves, so easy.

5. What part(s) do you need to work on? How are you going to do that before it is too late?
I need to work on getting problems into standard form and getting them into y=mx+b form from point slope form.

6. Keeping time & subject material out of the equation (since there is no control of that), what would you like to see Mr. Fournier do differently that would help you next quarter?
I have no idea..

7. Imagine you were calling your friend who is a year younger and going to take this course next year. Explain to them in 25 words or less how to succeed in this course.
Take good notes, pay attention, do all your work, and keep up with your blog!

8. Write a summary of the four projects that you did this quarter. (what were they, what type of math did you need to know for each, what math did you learn on the project, how does it relate to real life............etc.)

9. Find some else's blog and leave an insightful comment on one of their postings.

Ovechkin's Goals Each Season (Function)

T(G)=0/1T+52

Given the data, how many goals will Ovechkin score in 2015?

Ovechkin will score, 52 goals in 2015.

Blabberize Scenario

My First Glog - Box and Whisker and Standard Deviation

In my glog there is a video showing you how to create a box and whisker plot for a set of data. I have also written the steps to find the standard deviation of a set of data as well.