Well, as you can probably guess I had a difficult time
keeping up with class on Monday. We were
in the USO in Seattle. Quite a nice
place to sit when you have a seven hour layover; it was either take an earlier
flight to Seattle or miss our connections altogether. I managed to remain in class until about 6:15
and actually had better luck with Minecraft than I did with the Blackboard
program running. I was not able to use
my microphone during the session due to an audio delay and my chat was also
delayed, so anytime I did try to answer questions on speed, velocity, and
acceleration it never seemed to post. I
did do some work on paper. I rarely work
with speed, velocity, or acceleration in class because my teaching experience
has been in 2nd and 3rd grade. Still, if I review the concepts I am able to
calculate speed, velocity, and acceleration; though, I am more comfortable
figuring out speed and velocity. I also
referred to a website to review these concepts.
Finally, I enjoyed working on Minecraft with Heather and Debbie. Heather was very helpful supporting Debbie as I could only type to communicate. We were able to get started digging in region 3. I logged back in around 7 when I had gotten to our gate, however Heather and Debbie were no longer there. I did a little more digging and added some more torches. I am still a little unclear on exactly how we create a mine, but I will do some searching and figure it out.
-Sara L
Thanks for hanging in there, Sara, and I'm glad the youtube video helped a bit with the distance, velocity, acceleration topics. We'll do more with Gizmos tomorrow in class.
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