Essay on Pow 11: Let’s Make a Deal

The Battle of Iwo Jima, February 19th through March 17th of 1945, was one of the most significant battles in World War II. Part of the Japanese island chain, it was the site of one of the bloodiest battles of the Pacific Theater.

door she has to go through the first fence door, and wait for it to close before the second

I got a 7/10! I did much better than what I expected. I was recalling a lot of this information from my FYS class when we talked about Race, Diversity, and Human Development. The tenth question was really shocking though! It says, “If a catastrophe event wiped everyone out except people in Asia, how much of the total genetic variation in our species would be left?” I guessed 74%, but it was 94% and that was totally shocking. I did not think that there was that much variation in people from Asia.

This October 2017, practicum observation at Sharpsville Elementary consisted of a third grade Math Assessment interview and observation. The third grade teacher works on formative and summative assessment in the math class. The teacher uses different ways to assess students in the classroom. In most cases, whether the child is above level or at the level where the child should be she has many options and strategies on how to solve mathematical problems as a whole-group or individually. This reflection will discuss the formative assessment, summative assessment, how students respond to the instruction, and a student interview observation..

1. On my Unit 1 Post Test, I performed pretty well as I received a 17.5/18 score on it. During the post test on Wednesday, it seemed to be fairly self-explanatory and was able to answer all of the questions with a good amount of confidence.

“May your choices reflect your hopes not your fears”, Nelson Mandela. In the story “The Lady and the Tiger” and the article “The Monty Hall Debate” the tough topic of decisions comes up. In the “Lady or the Tiger” a young, semi-barbaric princess has to choose the fate of her lover and whether she should let him marry another woman or die. And in “The Monty Hall Debate” people argue if you should switch doors in a game show or not. The choices people make in life and how they make them reflect their human nature because in “The Lady and the Tiger” the author leaves the story on a cliffhanger and whatever door we think the princess choose reflects our view of human nature and the weather we think that we should switch doors in the Monty Hall

Problem Statement: A farmer is taking her eggs to the market, she ran into a pothole and all of her eggs broke. She needs to find out how many eggs she had to file an insurance claim. She knows that her eggs were divisible by 7, but had a remainder of 1 for the number 2,3,4,5,6.

The POW Universe was in for a special treat tonight, as the newly returned Kelly Kelly was set to take on one of her oldest rivals in Maryse. The two blondes met in an epic clash, K2 showing that in her time away from the ring she had not been idle. A new move set gave the French Canadian more than she’d bargained for, ultimately landing Kelly the victory. Though once the referee had counted to three, the blonde Floridian would do something that would leave the masses speechless…

I nervously nudged Future Hayden to walk up the stairs. When we got to the top, there was another door. This one looked like my bedroom door at home. It even had the same stickers. There was another door at the other end of the hallway.

The graded practice was harder than expected. I'm happy that I can view the example and then solve the problem. Evaluating the expression when given the variable and combining like terms were very easy for me. Knowing the order of operations made it easier to solve the problems. The questions with fractions were a real struggle. Solving equations of different forms were difficult as well because I had to go back through the reading to find the correct property. I can't believe how much I have forgotten. I'm going to continue to practice.

I got a 100% so I correctly answered all 8 questions. The topic I found the most difficult was the third law of motion. I feel like it was the most difficult because it was vaguer then the other two laws. The animations did not explain well enough for me and I feel like there was not enough information on the third law of motion when compared to the other two laws. I really easily understood the first two laws of motion and when it came to the third I was still a little confused when I clicked to the next page.

The door that I picked was the Trade Show door and I picked folder number 2, the Small Association. I picked this door because first the destination is preferably in the Midwest, a region I have lived in my whole life and secondly because trade shows interest me. The corporation I work for has booths in trade’s shows every year and I am interested to see how the other side works for their end.

Another thing that was wrong was doors opening inward instead of outward. Doors are supposed to open outward, “The basic idea is to build the exit so even the most out-of-control

Secondly, question ten was a question that when I administered it to the students, I could sense both their confusion as well as their guessing at an answer. When I administered the posttest, even though the scores on this category went down compared to the posttest, I could tell that not only did they understood the question, but they were confident in their answers and were providing less

In the next stage, the agent guesses a door concealing the car. The agent picks a random door each round.