teenage fears
Not getting enough credits in school
repeating the course
Not graduating and possibly droping out
becoming a father
Getting put on Child support
Taking a DNA test and fing out it isnt yours
Worrying about if other people like you
Creating a reputation that isnt you
Trading popularity for education
violence
Feeding into the he say she say
Thinking you have something to prove to everyone.
your pride is your own worst enemy
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Reflection On My Geometry Project (Hypatia)
The geometry project that was assigned to me by Mr. Carpenter was to research a famous Mathematician that contributed to the study of mathematics and how it impacts today's society. I chose Hypatia of Alexandra, Egypt. She was born 370 AD and Died 415 AD. Hypatia was the first woman to make a substantial contribution to the development of mathematics.In that Era Women knew that their duties were in the house but she dared to be different.She was so smart the Christian males that were in charge of the country were intimidated by her intellect. She was killed by a fanatical Christian mob who felt that their authority was being challenged by her.
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Bibliography On the Boston Massacre
Bibliography:
"BOSTON Massacre." Early America Review. Archiving
Early
America. 21 Dec 2007
http://www.earlyamerica.com/review/winter96/massacre.html
Kennedy, David, Cohen Lisabeth, and Bailey, Thomas.
American Pageant.
AP. New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 2006.
Hart, Diane. Pursuing American Ideals. Palo, Alto, CA:
Teachers’ Curriculum Institute 2, Inc., 2008.
Kelly, Martin. "Boston Massacre." American History.
About.com
21 Dec 2007
http://americanhistory.about.com/od/revolutionarywar/a/boston_massacre.htm
The Fifth of March: A Story of the Boston Massacre (Great Episodes) -- by Ann Rinaldi;
The Boston Massacre by Hiller B. Zobel. Reissue edition (April 1996) W.W. Norton & Company; ISBN: 0393314839
The Boston Massacre (The American Adventure #10) by Susan Martins Miller (December 1998) Barbour & Co; ISBN: 1577481577
The Infamous Boston Massacre. By Robert, Smith
Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston (Selected Bibliographies Reprint) by Boston Staff. Facsimile edition (June 1949)
Ayer Co Pub; ISBN: 0836956834
Bliven Jr.Bruce, The American Revolution NY: Random House, 1986.
• Carpenter, Allan, The New Enchantment of America Massachusetts, Chicago: Children’s Press, 1959.
• Cook, Fred, The American Revolution NY: Golden Press, 1959.
• Kent, Deborah, America the Beautiful Massachusetts, Chicago: Children’s Press, 1987.
• Marrin, Albert, and The War for Independence NY: Athenaeum, 1988.
• Taylor, Theodore, Rebellion Town Williamsburg, and 1776 NY: Thomas Y., Crowell Company, 1973.
"BOSTON Massacre." Early America Review. Archiving
Early
America. 21 Dec 2007
http://www.earlyamerica.com/review/winter96/massacre.html
Kennedy, David, Cohen Lisabeth, and Bailey, Thomas.
American Pageant.
AP. New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 2006.
Hart, Diane. Pursuing American Ideals. Palo, Alto, CA:
Teachers’ Curriculum Institute 2, Inc., 2008.
Kelly, Martin. "Boston Massacre." American History.
About.com
21 Dec 2007
http://americanhistory.about.com/od/revolutionarywar/a/boston_massacre.htm
The Fifth of March: A Story of the Boston Massacre (Great Episodes) -- by Ann Rinaldi;
The Boston Massacre by Hiller B. Zobel. Reissue edition (April 1996) W.W. Norton & Company; ISBN: 0393314839
The Boston Massacre (The American Adventure #10) by Susan Martins Miller (December 1998) Barbour & Co; ISBN: 1577481577
The Infamous Boston Massacre. By Robert, Smith
Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston (Selected Bibliographies Reprint) by Boston Staff. Facsimile edition (June 1949)
Ayer Co Pub; ISBN: 0836956834
Bliven Jr.Bruce, The American Revolution NY: Random House, 1986.
• Carpenter, Allan, The New Enchantment of America Massachusetts, Chicago: Children’s Press, 1959.
• Cook, Fred, The American Revolution NY: Golden Press, 1959.
• Kent, Deborah, America the Beautiful Massachusetts, Chicago: Children’s Press, 1987.
• Marrin, Albert, and The War for Independence NY: Athenaeum, 1988.
• Taylor, Theodore, Rebellion Town Williamsburg, and 1776 NY: Thomas Y., Crowell Company, 1973.
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Questions For NHD
1.Who is to blame for the Boston massacre?
2.How did you develop your expertise on this subject?
3.Did the protesters provoke the soldiers?
4.Why do eyewitness accounts of the event differ?
5.what effect did the Boston massacre on the revolution?
6.how did Paul Revere’s engraving help or hurt the cause and effect perception of the event?
7.Why were the revolutionaries protesting before the start of the Boston massacre?
8.What was most important about the Boston?
9.How could a weak Declaration of Independence have affected the outcome of the Boston Massacre?
10.What was the French outlook on The Boston Massacre? What did they think of it? Were they for it or against it?
1.Who is to blame for the Boston massacre?
2.How did you develop your expertise on this subject?
3.Did the protesters provoke the soldiers?
4.Why do eyewitness accounts of the event differ?
5.what effect did the Boston massacre on the revolution?
6.how did Paul Revere’s engraving help or hurt the cause and effect perception of the event?
7.Why were the revolutionaries protesting before the start of the Boston massacre?
8.What was most important about the Boston?
9.How could a weak Declaration of Independence have affected the outcome of the Boston Massacre?
10.What was the French outlook on The Boston Massacre? What did they think of it? Were they for it or against it?
School Religion
Should student be allowed to practice religion in school?
I do not think that religion should be practiced in pubic schools because most students have different views on how they define god, and not every student worships the same god. It is a controversial issue that has been talked about for decades but cannot be taught in public schools because of the fact that there is also another theory that explains the creation of humans, which is the theory of evolution we evolved from Neanderthals
I do not think that religion should be practiced in pubic schools because most students have different views on how they define god, and not every student worships the same god. It is a controversial issue that has been talked about for decades but cannot be taught in public schools because of the fact that there is also another theory that explains the creation of humans, which is the theory of evolution we evolved from Neanderthals
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