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I was wrong. My poor little bum hurts from the 12 hours I spent travelling. So, why am I happy? New adventures! And the last leg of my trip between St. HW: Write your title and hypothesis. Last Day to complete your test corrections! Scatter plots powerpoint. The number it gives you will always fall between -1 and 1. Two variables that have a perfect positive correlation i. Two variables that have a perfect negative correlation i. Two variables that are not at all related will have a correlation value of zero.
Although it really depends upon the quality, amount and type of data you are comparing, as a rough guide, you can say that any number between HW: For next class you should have a printed version of:. Placier Deposits Lab. Turn in your Placier Deposit lab. Rate Of Extraction Lab. HW: Graph your results on the graph provided for next class. Practice Mining Problem 15 Minutes. Looking at the graph completed for HW Real World Connection:. HW: Complete the Galena lab calculations for next class.
A all classes. Additional Practice Mining Problems. HW: Have a nice break! Review of Static Electricity Lightning Video. One Degree Factor video.
Graphing Atmosphere Layers. Looking at the Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere. HW: Ozone Packet 12 pt assignment due next class and bring in a Soda can for next class any type of can will do. Review the HW Ozone packet. Destroyed naturally? Review the can Cartoon.
Exploding Whale Coriolis Effect Activity Coriolis Effect and the Oceans. Using the provided link, view the short movie about the Coriolis effect. A What causes the Coriolis Effect? B How does the Coriolis effect influence the motion of objects? C What is the influence of this effect on astronauts that are on rotating spacecraft?
Use the interactive game to simulate how changing certain speeds influences the path of an object. A Begin the experiment with the radial speed at 1. Two lines are created. What does each line represent? B If you increase the radial speed and leave the rotational the same what happens to the lines and why? How does this relate to the rotation of the earth?
C C If you increase the rotational speed and leave the radial speed the same what happens to the lines and why? Describe the Coriolis effect. How does it influence the motion of objects in the Northern Hemisphere?
The Southern Hemisphere? Older Stuff Date. Optional: Answer the following questions on a separate sheet of paper. Review the light bulb lab. If Time, we will run the Home Insulation test outside to complete this lab the write up will be do the week following Exams. Exams 2 and 4. Exams 5 and 7. Exams 6 and 8. Plastics and Trash Quest. You have been hired as the consultant to … 1.
Student Presentations on the Lab Results Handback Natural Resource Test. Time for test corrections for partial credit. Video: Trash, Inc. Hand out the Lab: Testing the properties of Different plastics to identify the unknown. HW: none. Lab: Testing the properties of Different plastics to identify the unknown. HW: Complete the lab questions if you finished testing your materials.
Start designing the Plastic Bag Lab. Trash and Plastic Test Old Stuff. Strange Mining Stories:. HW: Presentations will be next Monday. Mining Math Problem Strange Mining Presentations.
Happy Post Turkey day! Lette r. Calculating population growth rate --Exponential growth --Carrying Capacity --Limiting factors --Immigrants vs. College Prep Environmental Science When demographers try to understand how human populations behave and change, they often will compare statistics to find patterns and relationships in the data. HW: Be prepared for a short quiz 6 pts on your understanding of the following concepts.
It-bity Quiz. HW: For next class you should have all data collected. Interpreting population pyramids. Mortality activity. Intro to Human Populations powerpoint. Human Population Video: 40 mins. Review the HW. CK the Human Population game from last week. Factors that Affect a Population powerpoint. Human Population Video finish the questions. No School Teacher In-Service. CP Intro to Radioactive Dating ppt. CK homework Review Key Concepts about Matter's Structure. Carbon Dating Intro ppt.
In Class Lab: Radioactive Dating. Collect the Radioactive Dating Lab Easter Island. Complete the Easter Island Packet in class. Turn in your Soil Report! Last day to turn in your EQ certificate. HW: Review the terms for the sandbox activity. Glacier in a Sandbox Feature Quiz. Weathering Background Chapter In-Class: Use your textbook to help you answer the background questions about weathering. HW: TBA. HW: Complete a box cartoon detailing why you can imploded. Turn in your Cartoon of the Can Implosion.
Using a chromebook please take some class time to review the concepts of Global Warming, the Greenhouse Effect and the Carbon Cycle. Day 1 of the Steel Wool Lab. Carefully Complete the set-up! Carbon Cycle Game. Key Terms: Decomposition, Respiration. Combustion, Diffusion, Photosynthesis. Review last weeks materials. Make sure you have a soda can for next class! Air Pressure ppt. Chpt 18 Vocab Worksheet 1. HW: Complete your voac WS if you did not finish in class. Student Presentations:.
HW: Complete your powerpoint for next class. Start Chpt 18 Vocab worksheet 2. HW: Complete the worksheet if you did not finish it in class. Review Quiz from Last Class Lab Activity: Cloud in a Bottle. Lab: Comparing Humidity at 2 Locations. In-Class Activity: Can Crush!
Collect the can cartoon Collect the Can Cartoon! How Does Temeprature affect Air Movement? Video: The Exploding Whale. Application: If a whale was to explode on a beach where should you stand? Future material What is it's Dew Point? Complete the WS started in the last class 10 mins then review as a class Cloud Formation ppt and Adiabatic Temperature Change HW: Complete the lab questions and then Start to prepare for your test see the review sheet uploaded for Chapter Trading on Thin Air explains the methods used by the financial oligarchy in the past to extract the wealth of the nation and shows how the same strategy is being used today to subvert a movement for conservation and sustainability and harness it in order to create the next big bubble.
I greatly admire Micheal Lewis. This speech summarizes it best. The Ideal Happy to Sad Ratio? Many programmers are introverts. Makes having a career tough because all career tips seem to favor Extroverts.
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