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 Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:17 am
Wantcookie School tiem. 3nodding Can't wait for The Big Beginning, our traditional first-day-of-school party. biggrin Got another hour, though. >_> You lucky jerk. xd
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:21 am
Nomega Wantcookie School tiem. 3nodding Can't wait for The Big Beginning, our traditional first-day-of-school party. biggrin Got another hour, though. >_> You lucky jerk. xd ...? The party, or the extra hour? xd
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:24 am
Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie School tiem. 3nodding Can't wait for The Big Beginning, our traditional first-day-of-school party. biggrin Got another hour, though. >_> You lucky jerk. xd ...? The party, or the extra hour? xd Party. Seriously, your not 10 years old anymore, school shouldn't be fun. emo
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:25 am
Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie School tiem. 3nodding Can't wait for The Big Beginning, our traditional first-day-of-school party. biggrin Got another hour, though. >_> You lucky jerk. xd ...? The party, or the extra hour? xd Both. And I start school on Wednesday. I just want today and tomorrow to pass.
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:29 am
Nomega Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie School tiem. 3nodding Can't wait for The Big Beginning, our traditional first-day-of-school party. biggrin Got another hour, though. >_> You lucky jerk. xd ...? The party, or the extra hour? xd Party. Seriously, your not 10 years old anymore, school shouldn't be fun. emo I go to a charter school, of course it's fun. xd
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:30 am
Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie School tiem. 3nodding Can't wait for The Big Beginning, our traditional first-day-of-school party. biggrin Got another hour, though. >_> You lucky jerk. xd ...? The party, or the extra hour? xd Party. Seriously, your not 10 years old anymore, school shouldn't be fun. emo I go to a charter school, of course it's fun. xd Charter?
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:33 am
Awesome Tree Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie School tiem. 3nodding Can't wait for The Big Beginning, our traditional first-day-of-school party. biggrin Got another hour, though. >_> You lucky jerk. xd ...? The party, or the extra hour? xd Party. Seriously, your not 10 years old anymore, school shouldn't be fun. emo I go to a charter school, of course it's fun. xd Charter?
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:39 am
Awesome Tree Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie School tiem. 3nodding Can't wait for The Big Beginning, our traditional first-day-of-school party. biggrin Got another hour, though. >_> You lucky jerk. xd ...? The party, or the extra hour? xd Party. Seriously, your not 10 years old anymore, school shouldn't be fun. emo I go to a charter school, of course it's fun. xd Charter? I guess you don't know then. Alright, so there are two types of schools: Private, and Public. You know that already. A subset of Public is Charter, a school that is funded by the government, provided they can prove that their kids are really learning. A Charter school is different in that the founders draw up a plan for how things are going to be taught, and then the government approves it. In this way, a Charter school can run things pretty much however they like, so long as the government is in agreement. My school is interesting because we focus more on quality than quantity. Rather than getting tons of homework nightly, we get tons of projects weekly. The learning is much more hands-on than usual, and we have no qualms about getting down and dirty with science, or anything else. When we turn in a project, it's graded, and handed back. We can then revise it, and turn it in again, as many times as we like. In order to move up to the next grade, you have to work for it, and obtain many assessments of the highest grade. This is made easier by the revision process, and teaches the kids to always put in high-quality work.
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:42 am
Wantcookie Awesome Tree Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie ...? The party, or the extra hour? xd Party. Seriously, your not 10 years old anymore, school shouldn't be fun. emo I go to a charter school, of course it's fun. xd Charter? I guess you don't know then. Alright, so there are two types of schools: Private, and Public. You know that already. A subset of Public is Charter, a school that is funded by the government, provided they can prove that their kids are really learning. A Charter school is different in that the founders draw up a plan for how things are going to be taught, and then the government approves it. In this way, a Charter school can run things pretty much however they like, so long as the government is in agreement. My school is interesting because we focus more on quality than quantity. Rather than getting tons of homework nightly, we get tons of projects weekly. The learning is much more hands-on than usual, and we have no qualms about getting down and dirty with science, or anything else. When we turn in a project, it's graded, and handed back. We can then revise it, and turn it in again, as many times as we like. In order to move up to the next grade, you have to work for it, and obtain many assessments of the highest grade. This is made easier by the revision process, and teaches the kids to always put in high-quality work. As opposed to my school, in which quality means nothing and they don't care if I pass or fail.
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:46 am
Nomega Wantcookie Awesome Tree Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie ...? The party, or the extra hour? xd Party. Seriously, your not 10 years old anymore, school shouldn't be fun. emo I go to a charter school, of course it's fun. xd Charter? I guess you don't know then. Alright, so there are two types of schools: Private, and Public. You know that already. A subset of Public is Charter, a school that is funded by the government, provided they can prove that their kids are really learning. A Charter school is different in that the founders draw up a plan for how things are going to be taught, and then the government approves it. In this way, a Charter school can run things pretty much however they like, so long as the government is in agreement. My school is interesting because we focus more on quality than quantity. Rather than getting tons of homework nightly, we get tons of projects weekly. The learning is much more hands-on than usual, and we have no qualms about getting down and dirty with science, or anything else. When we turn in a project, it's graded, and handed back. We can then revise it, and turn it in again, as many times as we like. In order to move up to the next grade, you have to work for it, and obtain many assessments of the highest grade. This is made easier by the revision process, and teaches the kids to always put in high-quality work. As opposed to my school, in which quality means nothing and they don't care if I pass or fail. It's funny, my school only hires teachers that will care. They do everything in their power to help you get through.
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:50 am
Whoop, gone.
See you all in eight hours. ;D
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:50 am
Wantcookie Nomega Wantcookie Awesome Tree Wantcookie I go to a charter school, of course it's fun. xd Charter? I guess you don't know then. Alright, so there are two types of schools: Private, and Public. You know that already. A subset of Public is Charter, a school that is funded by the government, provided they can prove that their kids are really learning. A Charter school is different in that the founders draw up a plan for how things are going to be taught, and then the government approves it. In this way, a Charter school can run things pretty much however they like, so long as the government is in agreement. My school is interesting because we focus more on quality than quantity. Rather than getting tons of homework nightly, we get tons of projects weekly. The learning is much more hands-on than usual, and we have no qualms about getting down and dirty with science, or anything else. When we turn in a project, it's graded, and handed back. We can then revise it, and turn it in again, as many times as we like. In order to move up to the next grade, you have to work for it, and obtain many assessments of the highest grade. This is made easier by the revision process, and teaches the kids to always put in high-quality work. As opposed to my school, in which quality means nothing and they don't care if I pass or fail. It's funny, my school only hires teachers that will care. They do everything in their power to help you get through. My school is still new, so they'd hire pretty much anyone.
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:58 am
Wantcookie Whoop, gone. See you all in eight hours. ;D See ya.
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 4:58 am
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 5:09 am
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