Only in Ag class... they have been learning how to read pig ear notches. For practice the students notched their birthday, in bologna that they cut to look like pig ears. โMrs.Arrington, this is the weirdest lab Iโve ever done!โ
Ms. Hill's AP Statistics students learned how to use a chi-square goodness-of-fit test to determine whether a sample data (sample of M&Ms) are consistent with a specified distribution of a categorical variable (Mars Company's stated color distributions).
A3: Here is a chart I use to show Surface Learning vs. Deep Learning. It is relevant to assessment in terms or tests vs tasks. See what you think #satchat
Already looking forward to 2021-2022! I have all these invitations ready to go for our STEM information night to upcoming 9th grade Rebels and Mustangs who meet qualifications!
What a great way to jumpstart 2021! Worked with ECCA today on learning targets and success criteria - #aodl design principle #1. The team was amazing and it was a pleasure! #onward@NesmithECCA
Seven groups of Research II students presented their ROV prototypes to a panel today. This was a great collaboration with GSU and Honey Ridge Farms. Canโt wait to see which group gets funding to build their ROV to test the ponds at Honey Ridge!