Author Archives: Audrey McGoldrick

First of all, the due date for this post is March 22, which happens to be the date for the test. Coincidence? NOT! Anyone who seriously plans to do this should get cracking! Your post must have two parts to it: … Continue reading →

Hello out there, ferris wheelers! I went through all your blog posts this week and pulled some snippets that really stood out to me, for many different reasons, but the one they all have in common besides general awesomeness is … Continue reading →

Here’s the animation I showed in today’s class. Here’s an idea for anyone who wants to NOT do a trig test: Create a geogebra that does one of these types of animations! How? I have no idea, I’ve never done … Continue reading →

Well that’s a bit better! More great posts from Cassandra, Marianne, Justine, and Javiera, and also Elise, Mason, Lizzie, Jack, David, Amanda, Jessica, Eli, and Michael have added their’s. Now it’s time to start commenting on other peoples’ posts – … Continue reading →

Everyone is supposed to have done their first blog post as of now, but only 4 people have. My sincere appreciation to Cassandra, Marianne, Justine, and Javiera! A reminder to everyone else – not doing these posts means you’ll miss … Continue reading →

Many thanks to our awesome principal Dianne Conrod for teaching us how to skate like this!

Musical flowers that Duncan made for a certain special lady in his life for Valentine’s Day – a very lucky girl!

I had wanted to make a video of this, and I will still try to, but here’s this for now to get you started: Simple Programming for the TI calculator by amcsquared

Some of you weren’t there when we did this in class, and apparently the archive doesn’t show all the slide images, so here are the slides I showed of peoples’ log explanations from  last week: You might have to click … Continue reading →

This past week I asked all of you for various reflections, and offered the option of putting them on your blogs or into the checklist. As of this moment (Sunday morning), I have only seen reflections via the checklists, none … Continue reading →