So, what do you want to do? Jennifer suggested that we all meet at Mago to eat and talk. Is this something you all would be interested in? Can everyone make it? There are a few questions to be answered here before we can decide:
*Does everyone want to do this (have dinner at the restaurant and lesson at the same time)?
*What time do you want to start?
*What time can everyone come?
*Do you want to vote on lessons (like usual), or should we just chat during dinner?
*Does anyone else have any specific ideas of what they would like to do for our final lesson?
Everyone, please take the time to work together to make our last class together a great class!
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Homework - May 15
Since NO ONE commented on last week's post, I thought it best to find out why. So, for this week's homework assignment, I want you to talk about why you didn't respond, and/or what can be done to make this blog better and motivate your desire to participate more often. HONESTY is absolutely necessary - don't worry about offending me, I simply want to provide the best teaching atmosphere possible.
Monday, May 10, 2010
Homework - May 8
What, or how, should we be teaching students about recycling in school? Try to include the following:
*What age should we start?
*Specifically, how do we teach this - indirect, or planned lessons, etc.
*Should it continue on through every grade, and/or when should it stop?
Do you think this would be the best way to develop a society that recycles without needing incentives? What are some other ways to maintain a society that cares about waste and recycling / the environment?
*What age should we start?
*Specifically, how do we teach this - indirect, or planned lessons, etc.

*Should it continue on through every grade, and/or when should it stop?
Do you think this would be the best way to develop a society that recycles without needing incentives? What are some other ways to maintain a society that cares about waste and recycling / the environment?
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