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Assignments Due Wednesday (2/15/17)
| Late Work Are you turning in work late? One way to improve your grade is simply turn in your work on time! I've seen quite a few students who had A's or B's on their work, but because they turned in their work late, they lost up to 30% and these pretty good grades ended up being less than 70%!! A great way to reduce the amount of late work you are submitting is to work a little bit EVERY DAY on GAVS stuff. Then, when Wednesday rolls around, you will already have your work in! Another great reason to turn in your work early: if you turn it in early, I can get a chance to grade your work early and allow you to make corrections before the Wednesday due date! | Adobe Help Session Our Adobe Help Session this week is Tuesday, February 15th from 6-7 PM. Don't forget to attend and bring your questions about this week's assignments so I can answer them before your assignments are due. If you can't attend the session, the recording is posted IMMEDIATELY after the session. During these sessions, I answer student questions, discuss common questions I've received throughout the week, and give tips/hints for weekly labs and quizzes/tests. |
Assignments Due Wednesday (2/15/17)
- Electric Current and Circuits Test
- United Streaming Magnetism
- Magnetism Quiz
- Ferroliquids Discussion
Late Work
I've seen quite a few students who had A's or B's on their work, but because they turned in their work late, they lost up to 30% and these pretty good grades ended up being less than 70%!!
A great way to reduce the amount of late work you are submitting is to work a little bit EVERY DAY on GAVS stuff. Then, when Wednesday rolls around, you will already have your work in! Another great reason to turn in your work early: if you turn it in early, I can get a chance to grade your work early and allow you to make corrections before the Wednesday due date!
Adobe Help Session
If you can't attend the session, the recording is posted IMMEDIATELY after the session. During these sessions, I answer student questions, discuss common questions I've received throughout the week, and give tips/hints for weekly labs and quizzes/tests.