III-4's Assignments

Economics Powerpoint plus my notes :)

Wed, 09 Jul 2008 08:47:33 GMT

Hey guys, here's what the Economics Powerpoint contains, minus the pictures and plus some of the notes I was able to jot down. Remember to also refer to your own notes as well :)

ECONOMICS:

5 Basic Concepts:
1. Social Science
2. Scarcity
3. Allocation
4. Limited Resources
5. Unlimited Needs and Wants

What makes it SOCIAL?
- Human relationships and behavior
- Social trends
- Theories/laws to explain events
- Predictions/possible actions

What makes it a SCIENCE?
- Uses the scientific method
- Uses mathematics

SCARCITY: The Economic Problem

When is a good or a service SCARCE?

“If a good or a service is limited and yet it is not needed or wanted, can you consider this good scarce?”
- It is a product of the conflict between limited resources and man’s unlimited wants and needs.
==> Must satisfy both conditions

3 Processes:
1. Production

Questions to ask:
a. What to produce? ==> What do people need? What is in demand?
b. How much to produce? ==> Quantity
c. How to produce?

Production Processes:
a. Capital Intensive – use more machines
b. Labor Intensive – use more workers

2. Distribution

Questions to ask:
a. How to divide the goods and services to society? ==> Equity? Equally?
b. How to allocate for present and future satisfaction? ==> Present and future needs
c. By how much do we pay those who own the productive resources? ==> Compensation for business and work, profit – not necessarily a bad thing

3. Consumption

Questions to ask:
a. What to buy?
b. How much to buy? ==> Quantity
c. At what price am I willing to buy? ==> Varies for each person

Allocation
- The solution to the problem of scarcity
- Term that is similar to budgeting

What’s the difference between EQUAL and EQUITABLE?
- EQUAL – same amount, regardless of effort
- EQUITABLE – get what is due you (effort)

LIMITED RESOURCES

Factors of Production:
1. Land ==> place, where we are
2. Labor ==> ability of a person to work
3. Capital ==> Economic perspective: any man-made good used to produce other goods and resources
4. Entrepreneurship ==> ability of a person to start and manage a business

UNLIMITED WANTS AND NEEDS

Using the five concepts, we can therefore define economics as:

“A social science that deals with the allocation of scarce resources to satisfy man’s unlimited needs and wants”

To simplify:

“Economics is basically trying to figure out how one makes sure that amidst the infinite cravings of people and the finite state of our resources, everyone is still happy.”

Food for the Hypothalamus:
- Is the same process applicable to people?
- Will judgments, stereotyping and fears diminish if we make an effort to get to know people?
- What are the benefits of trying to know the nature of another person?
- What’s stopping YOU?

MATH HW

Tue, 01 Jul 2008 10:17:25 GMT

Hey guys,

Ms. Apol said she'll just give the homework tomorrow, so no Math homework today, yay! :D

MATH HW ("Mind Map")

Thu, 26 Jun 2008 12:31:50 GMT

Hey guys, here's the homework in Math. Remember it's supposed to be in short bond paper. :)

1. Brainstorm for ideas on circles. Write a maximum of 5 words to define each term.
2. Put the main idea in the middle of a sheet of plain white paper and show secondary ideas branching out from it. (Basically like a diagram :))
3. Make colored image part of the main idea. Draw other colored illustrations for the secondary ideas. Keep in mind that a picture is worth a thousand words.
4. Be creative. Enjoy it!

*Note: I'll try to clarify Instruction #3 with Ms. Apol :) It's a little confusing, haha.

Math TE Pointers :)

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 08:32:36 GMT

MATH TE POINTERS:

1^st TERM:

- Simplification and Operation of Radicals

- Imaginary Numbers

- Complex Numbers and Operations on Complex Numbers

- Vectors

- Quadratic Functions and Roots

2^nd TERM:

- Application of Functions

- Domain and Range of Functions

- Inverse Functions

- Arithmetic: Sequences and Series

- Geometric: Sequences and Series

- Basic Terms and Definitions in Geometry

- Conditional Statements

- Angles, Segments and Bisectors

3^rd TERM: (All topics)

- Parallel Lines and Transversals

- Angle and Segment Bisector

- Perpendicular Lines

- Triangles

- Right Triangles

- Application of Right triangles

- All topics in the term not stated…

Assignments as of February 13, 2008

Wed, 13 Feb 2008 10:24:51 GMT

CLE
- Substance Abuse, Suicide and Capital Punishment groups, prepare for reporting
- Valentines Day Card for Parents

CLE INFO:

Lesson Plan:

Old and New Testament Significance of the 5^th Commandment

- 5^th Commandment directly forbids us from making any direct attack on human life or on the integrity of the human body

® Affirms that the life of every human person has immeasurable worth and dignity

- Because God made all of us in his image and likeness ® 5^th commandment obliges us (stewards of God’s creation) to respect the life of every human person

® To dishonor the gift of life in others ® dishonor God Himself

® To attack the integrity of a person’s body ® attack God’s image and likeness

Old Testament

- Comparison of the Israelites’ life in Egypt and outside Egypt

- Egypt ® life was restricted/controlled, placed progress above people, slavery, death and injustice (e.g. forced to do hard labor, newborn males into the Nile)

- Outside Egypt ® God wanted the Israelites to build a society/a REAL COMMUNITY where true freedom and peace was fostered (free from oppression and fear ® share in God’s creative and life-giving work)

* God’s redemptive liberation – contrast to what the Jews experienced in Egypt – SAVE and RESPECT LIFE rather than promote suffering, TRUE DIGNITY (PEOPLE OF GOD – PROTECTOR OF LIFE)

* God commands us “not to kill” ® out of love and for love, for GROWTH and JOY

New Testament

- How many have bore grudges against a person? (Experience, feeling)

- Sermon on the Mount: Jesus quotes the 5^th Commandment.

- Jesus reaffirms the dignity of human life ® further intensifies the commandment by prohibiting unjust anger against our neighbor (anger ® sinful root of killing ® interiorize the law and control our emotions)

- Christ doesn’t reject all forms of anger ® Experiencing anger ® part of being human (e.g. Jesus got mad in the temple, etc.)

- Jesus rejects anger that leads to vengeance or the hatred that harbors ill wills in our hearts against people which lead to unmerciful dealings with others

® Killing – not only physical

® Reflect on other ways that we a re guilty of making lives miserable for others (bullying, withholding forgiveness)

- As maturing Christians® need to grow in our capacity to distinguish “justified anger” from “prejudiced hatred” (e.g. Jesus condemning the sin, but continues to love the sinner)

- Jesus shows loving concern for those who were suffering from illnesses, feeding those who were hungry, etc.

- Through Jesus’ life and teachings ® respecting life goes beyond killing, includes our duty to protect and care for our lives and the lives of others (speak, do and think)

Christ our Life

- Christ is our ultimate pro-life giver

® Whenever he meets people ® people are renewed (Samaritan woman*) or transformed – leave old life (Zacchaeus, Woman caught in adultery) ® DO THE SAME TO OTHERS

- Celebrate the life of grace that Christ has won for us through his suffering (SOURCE OF NEW LIFE)

Good News because:

1. Sacrifice on the Cross and Resurrection ® gift of life is a gift that inspires us to love and give life to others

2. Enabling us to share in God’s eternal life (triumph over sin and death) ® reveals full meaning and dignity of our lives (live in communion with God – eternal life)

SYNTHESIS:

WE ARE A PEOPLE NOT ONLY OF LIFE, BUT FOR LIFE

- Through our words and lives ® proclaim truth about God and the sanctity of human life

*NOTE: the r's with circles are actually arrows :P

Pinoy
- Read the next 4 Kabanatas
- Person doing monologo, prepare

Histo
- Propaganda poster (for those who weren't present last Tuesday) - due tom on short bond paper
- Read book/lps
- Project

Lit
- Conscience thing due tom
- MEMORIZE SPEECH ;)

Grammar
- First draft is due next Thursday

Chem
- For those who haven't defended their IPs, set a date with Ms. Dela Cruz

Math
- PA reply slips are due tom!
- Do HW (LP)
- Read pp. 174-176, 194-198, 199-201, 262-270 and 277-280

Miscellaneous
- NYAP order forms and payments to Mads

That's all, tell me if I missed stuff! Thanks :D

Tue, 15 Jan 2008 08:01:10 GMT

CLE
- Saint Powerpoint (due next week

Pinoy
- Monologo is due tom
- Read Noli (Kabanata 27-29)

Histo
- Read pp. 631-633

Lit
- Start memorizing Macbeth choral recitation piece
- Read Macbeth

Grammar

Advocacy Essay:
- Your advocacy essay must be edited by one of the Grammar E people
- When it has been edited and you've typed the final one, send it to either Alexi or to me by this Friday
- The essay must be double-spaced, Arial size 12 and must include a title!

Chem
- Commercial due next week (before UT1)

Chem Lab
- Bring your materials for your IP experiment (if you're planning to bring a camera, please don't forget the letter!)
- Bring Lab Gown

Math
- Quiz on Thursday about Proving Lines Parallel

Additional Reminders:
- Pay Mads P300 for the organ for prom - due tom
- Pay Ida P270 for fair tickets - due tom

Music
- Quiz tom about the kinds of guitars and the parts of a guitar

Tell me if I missed anything! Thanks :D

Assignments as of January 14, 2008

Mon, 14 Jan 2008 09:10:00 GMT

CLE
- Reflection Paper
   = Format:
       - Divide a bond paper into 3 columns and one each column, answer the following questions: (Based on our experience in the Chapel)
          1. When were you away from the Father?
          2. How did you feel when you were away from the Father?
          3. How did you feel when you went back to the Father?
- Read the Gospel (we might have a quiz anytime)
- CLE Powerpoints (due date moved to January 22)

Pinoy
- Monologo due tom
- Read Noli (Kabanata 27-29)

Histo
- Read book (pp. 534-537)

Lit
- Start memorizing the choral recitation piece
- Read Act I.4 - Act II

Grammar
- Advocacy Essays are due TOM!

Chem
- Answer HW (plus 2 in the UT1 if you get it correct)

Math
- Quiz may or may not push through tom, depends if Section 3 finished the discussion

Additional Reminders:
- Please pay Ida P270 for the Fair tickets

Tell me if I missed out anything! Thanks :D

Assignments as of January 3, 2008

Thu, 03 Jan 2008 08:17:04 GMT

CLE
- Read last Sunday's Gospel (Ms. Maudie told us to be prepared for a quiz anytime about the Gospel)

Pinoy
- Read Noli

Histo
- Read about the Industrial Rev and makes notes (so discussion will flow smoothly tom)

Lit
- Poster (for those who haven't submitted) is due tom
= What do you prefer? The book or the movie? From there, persuade the audience which is better.
= Include the title (To Kill A Mockingbird)
= State the main characters
= Staple rubric
- Read the three selections (The Last Leaf, The Doll's House and The Open Window)
= Quiz tom about the selections
-Start reading Macbeth

Grammar
- Deadlines:
= Jan. 15 - Advocacy Letters (for the Collection) + Initial Design of Booklet
= Jan. 22 - Notecards
= Jan. 30 - Outline

Chem
- None

Math
- Read book
- HW (you can choose to do it or not - "Will not be checked, but it would help if you did it." :P)

Additional Reminders:
- REPLY SLIPS (about the Recycle thing) are due TOM!

Tell me if I missed anything! :)

HWS for Xmas Break and Reminders for tomorrow

Tue, 18 Dec 2007 08:13:46 GMT

TOMORROW:
- Wear a green shirt, jeans and rubber shoes
- Be in school by 6:15 am or earlier
- Dismissal is at 5pm
- Bring all the necessary materials needed for the games
- Bring your assigned food or drink
- REPLY SLIP and PROM PAYMENTS ARE DUE TOM!

HW for Christmas break:

Pinoy
- Read Noli
- Check-up quiz (on "Sa Gubat")

Histo
- Check Alyssa's multiply for the homework
- Read book (if I'm not mistaken, Industrial Rev)

Lit
- Read "The Last Leaf," "The Doll's House" and "The Open Window"
- Read Macbeth
- Promotional Poster

Grammar (R)
- I guess we should start preparing our other set of notecards

Chem
- IP
- Commercial

Math (R)
- Start reading the book on Transversals and Parallel Lines and such

THE
- HW
= Brief History of Baking
= What are the main/minor ingredients in baking and their uses? (inclusive of baking utensils)
= Write your sources
= Short bond paper, handwriiten or typewritten/computerized
- THE outfit
   = Apron, bandana, container, rubbershoes, towel
   = 1/4 and pen

Music
- Guitar Class
   = Guitar
       - Six strings - nylon strings
       - Classical or Acoustic
   = Guitar pick (medium gauged)
   = Music notebook
   = Pencil and Eraser
   = Pen
   = Crosswise (for quizzes)
- Project
= Groupings - 6 members (all will play)
= Play Bossa Nova, Reggae or any beat of your choice (with approval from Sir)
= Arrange your own version of the song
= Present the songs with tabs or chord chart
= The best group will play for the culminating activity

Other Reminders
- Reply slip (about Waste Segregation is due next year)

Tell me if I missed anything :D

Reminders for next week :) (After more than 1 month of not posting!)

Sat, 15 Dec 2007 01:55:44 GMT

MONDAY:

Reminders:
- Wear PE uniform (shirt, jogging pants and rubber shoes which you aren't super attached to ;))
- Be in school before 6:00 or 6:15am (the earlier we come to school, the earlier we get home)
- Waterproof all your clothes and valuables (you can put it in ziplock bags)
- Bring a letter for your camera (if you're planning to bring)
- Remove all the wrappers of your food (except chocolate and candies) and put them into reusable containers
- REPLY SLIP (no reply slip, no field trip)

Things to bring:
- 2 extra shirts
- 2 extra shorts/jogging pants
- 2 sets of underwear
- Extra footwear
- Packed lunch (more carbs)
- Extra plastic bags
- Snacks (preferably non-junk food)
- 1-2 litres of trail water
- Rain/Sun gear (sunglasses - not the expensive of valuable kind, sun visor, cap, umbrella, insect repellant, sunblock, jacket, etc.)
- Towel
- Medicines
- Camera (if you want to)

TUESDAY:
- Due date for CLE Portfolio
= Make a Table of Contents
= Arrange everything
= Make the final reflection paper (the table where you put your significant learnings and the difficulties about the Law, Conscience and Moral Decision making)
= Quizzes
- We still have regular classes until 12 noon

WEDNESDAY:
- Wear a green shirt, jeans and rubber shoes
- Be in school by 6:15 am or earlier
- Dismissal is at 5pm
- Bring all the necessary materials needed for the games
- Bring food

HW for Christmas break:

Pinoy
- Read Noli

Histo
- I guess we'll have to read something

Lit
- Read "The Last Leaf," "The Doll's House" and "The Open Window"
- Read Macbeth

Grammar (R)
- I guess we should start preparing our other set of notecards

Chem
- IP

Math (R)
- Start reading the book on Transversals and Parallel Lines and such

THE
- HW
= Brief History of Baking
= What are the main/minor ingredients in baking and their uses? (inclusive of baking utensils)
= Write your sources
= Short bond paper, handwriiten or typewritten/computerized
- THE outfit
   = Apron, bandana, container, rubbershoes, towel
   = 1/4 and pen

Music
- Guitar Class
   = Guitar
       - Six strings - nylon strings
       - Classical or Acoustic
   = Guitar pick (medium gauged)
   = Music notebook
   = Pencil and Eraser
   = Pen
   = Crosswise (for quizzes)
- Project
= Groupings - 6 members (all will play)
= Play Bossa Nova, Reggae or any beat of your choice (with approval from Sir)
= Arrange your own version of the song
= Present the songs with tabs or chord chart
= The best group will play for the culminating activity

Tell me if I missed anything :D

Assignments as of October 22, 2007

Mon, 22 Oct 2007 08:43:09 GMT

Schedule for tom (October 23, 2007):

7:15 - 7:40          Morning Talk/Rosary                                      Assumpta Court
7:40 - 8:00          Assembly and Movement to MRA                 Assumpta Court
8:00 - 9:20          Field Demo                                                          MRA
9:20 - 10:00        Recess
10:00 - 10:45      Presentation of Costumes                            Sections 1 and2 : AV1
                              *Note: Do no be late. Come prepared.        Sections 3 and 4: MPH
                                           All needed equipment must
                                           already be set-up. Please
                                           coordinate with your beadle.
10:45 - 11:00      Preparation for Global Fiesta                        Bring all your food to the classroom first.
                                                                                                           Class officers will set the food in the
                                                                                                           Assumpta Court
11:00 - 12:00      Lunch: Global Fiesta                                       Assumpta Court
12:00 - 12:35      Clean-up                                                            Assumpta Court
12:35 - 2:50        Regular Classes                                              Classrooms
2:50                      Dismissal

* Note: PLEASE BRING UTENSILS, CONTAINER AND GLASS! (Just in case no one will provide stuff :D)

Assignments:

CLE
- Reflection Papers ;)

Pinoy
- Quiz on Wednesday/Thursday (either on Pilosopong Tasyo or Mga Sakristan)
- HW Questions:
   1. Ano ang mga karapatang pambata?
   2. Ano ang mga isyung panlipunan na nangyayari ngayon? (Based on the Kabanatas: Pilosopong Tasyo and Mga Sakristan)

Histo
- Read on the Age of Exploration

Lit
- Start on the Lit project
- For Chapters 1 and 2: Start preparing for the presentation (TKM report)

Grammar (R)
- None

Chem
- None

Math (R)
- Hws (due on Thursday)
  1. Measuring Angles (Back to back)
2. Types of Angles
3. pp. 21-22, #s 1-27 (yellow pad, answers only)

Additional Reminders:
- Reply slips please ;)
- Wear your costume
- For Dance Center: Bring your costume
- Mission Envelope
- Survey (pass it to Mads tom)
- Bring your assigned food tom!

Tell me if I missed anything :D Thanks!

Assignments as of October 18, 2007

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 08:25:54 GMT

Assignments as of October 17, 2007

UT1 Schedule

October 15, Monday - Literature
October 17, Wednesday - Math (R)
October 18, Thursday - Pinoy and Math (E)
October 19, Friday - History
October 22, Monday - Chemistry and CLE

Assignments for this week (October 15-19):

CLE
- UT1 on Monday (Conscience)
= UT1 will be during Lit
- Read on "Law" in the book and prepare your answers (from the HW in the 1/2 brown paper) for Question #5

Pinoy
- Read the next Kabanata (Ang mga Sakristan)

Histo
- Read on the Age of Exploration (Check Alyssa's multiply for the reading materials, it will be up by 6pm - http://elenim.multiply.com
- UT1 on tom! (Schism - Reformation)
- Costume for the International Day of Culture
- Don't forget to bring your food assignments on Tuesday!

Lit
- Read the "Biography of Malcolm X" and research on the Great Depression

Grammar (R)
- None

Grammar (E)
- Editorial

Chem
- UT1 on Monday
= Memorize the 1st 20 elements

Math (E)
- None

Math (R)
- Read the book :)

Additional Reminders:
- Submit your reply slips for the green and white circular TOM!
- Buy tickets for Varsity Night :D Support your friends!
- If you're not buying METTA tickets, please return them to the Family Council on or before October 26

Tell me if I missed anything :) Thanks!

Assignments as of October 17, 2007

Wed, 17 Oct 2007 08:59:04 GMT

UT1 Schedule

October 15, Monday - Literature
October 17, Wednesday - Math (R)
October 18, Thursday - Pinoy and Math (E)
October 19, Friday - History
October 22, Monday - Chemistry and CLE

Assignments for this week (October 15-19):

CLE
- Reflection papers due tom!
- UT1 moved to Monday
- Read on "Law" in the book and prepare your answers (from the HW in the 1/2 brown paper) for Question #5

Pinoy
- UT1 tom (Iba't-ibang pangyayari - pahayag only - until Pilosopong Tasyo)
   = No memorization
   = Pagkikilala sa mga Tauhan
   = Mostly analysis and application (don't forget - implication)

Histo
- Read on the Age of Exploration (Check Alyssa's multiply for the reading materials, it will be up by 6pm - http://elenim.multiply.com
- UT1 on Friday (Schism - Reformation)

Lit
- Read the "Biography of Malcolm X" and "To Kill A Mockingbird"

Grammar (R)
- Formulate your 5 key questions (1 question per level of comprehension) on a 5x8 index card

Grammar (E)
- Editorial (?)

Chem
- Quiz tom about the History of the Periodic Table

Math (E)
- UT1 tom!

Additional Reminders:
- Wear your gala tom! (3rd year is sponsoring the mass :D)
- Submit your reply slips for the green and white circular on or before Friday please :)
- Buy tickets for Varsity Night :D Support your friends!

Tell me if I missed anything :) Thanks!

Updated HWs for October 15 - 19

Tue, 16 Oct 2007 07:55:51 GMT

UT1 Schedule

~~October 15, Monday - Literature~~
October 17, Wednesday - Math (R)
October 18, Thursday - Pinoy and Math (E)
October 19, Friday - History
October 22, Monday - Chemistry and CLE

*Pinoy UT1 - No schedule yet

Assignments for this week (October 15-19):

CLE
- Reflection papers (due on Thursday, it's twice a month now)
~~- CLE UT1 on Wednesday~~
- UT1 moved to Monday
- Read on "Law" in the book and prepare your answers (from the HW in the 1/2 brown paper) for Question #5

Pinoy
~~- Poster + Poem~~
- UT1 on Thursday (Iba't-ibang pangyayari - pahayag only - until Pilosopong Tasyo)
   = No memorization
   = Pagkikilala sa mga Tauhan
   = Mostly analysis and application (don't forget - implication)

Histo
- Read on the Reformation
- Quiz on the Reformation on Wed (Check Alyssa's multiply for the reading materials, it will be up by 6pm - http://elenim.multiply.com
- UT1 on Friday

Lit
- Read the "Biography of Malcolm X" and "To Kill A Mockingbird"

Grammar (R)
- Start formulating your 5 key questions (1 question per level of comprehension) on a 5x8 index card
~~- Quiz tom on Advocacy Writing, Research Questions and the Levels of Comprehension (more on the application of concepts)~~

Grammar (E)
- Editorial (?)

Chem
~~- Reporting~~
- Quiz on Thursday about the History of the Periodic Table

Chem Lab
- Assignment on Lead
- Quiz on "Lead in Air" activity
- Lab Gown

Math
- HWs (Yellow Pad and ~~Brown paper~~)
- UT1 tom (Inverse Functions - Midpoint)

Additional Reminders:
~~- For those who haven't given their reply slip regarding Saturday classes, it's due tom!~~
~~- Please give me the contact nos of your mom/dad and your tel no. tom!~~
- On Thursday, wear your gala!
- Submit your reply slips for the green and white circular on or before Friday please :)
- Make palancas for your friends in Sec 2 ;)
- Buy tickets for Varsity Night :D Support your friends!

Tell me if I missed anything :) Thanks!

HWs/Test Schedule for this week

Mon, 15 Oct 2007 08:17:24 GMT

UT1 Schedule

~~October 15, Monday - Literature~~
October 17, Wednesday - CLE and Math (R&E)
October 19, Friday - History
October 22, Monday - Chemistry

*Pinoy UT1 - No schedule yet

Assignments for this week (October 15-19):

CLE
- Reflection papers (due on Thursday, it's twice a month now)
- CLE UT1 on Wednesday

Pinoy
- Poster + Poem

Histo
- Read on the Reformation
- Quiz on the Reformation on Wed
- UT1 on Friday

Lit
- Read the "Biography of Malcolm X" and "To Kill A Mockingbird"

Grammar (R)
- Start formulating your 5 key questions (1 question per level of comprehension)
- Quiz tom on Advocacy Writing, Research Questions and the Levels of Comprehension (more on the application of concepts)

Grammar (E)
- Editorial (?)

Chem
~~- Reporting~~

Chem Lab
- Assignment on Lead
- Quiz on "Lead in Air" activity
- Lab Gown

Math
- HWs (Yellow Pad and ~~Brown paper~~)
- UT1

Additional Reminders:
~~- For those who haven't given their reply slip regarding Saturday classes, it's due tom!~~
- Please give me the contact nos of your mom/dad and your tel no. tom!
- On Thursday, wear your gala!

Tell me if I missed anything :)

UT1 Schedule

Sun, 14 Oct 2007 06:34:23 GMT

UT1 Schedule

October 15, Monday - Literature
October 17, Wednesday - CLE and Math (R&E)
October 19, Friday - History
October 22, Monday - Chemistry

*Pinoy UT1 - No schedule yet

Assignments for this week (October 15-19):

CLE
- Reflection papers (due on Thursday, it's twice a month now)
- CLE UT1

Pinoy
- Poster + Poem

Histo
- Read on the Reformation
- UT1

Lit
- UT1
- Read the "Biography of Malcolm X" and "To Kill A Mockingbird"

Grammar (R)
- Start formulating your 5 key questions (1 question per level of comprehension)

Grammar (E)
- Editorial (?)

Chem
- Reporting

Chem Lab
- Assignment on Lead

Math
- HWs (Yellow Pad and Brown paper)
- UT1

Additional Reminders:
- For those who haven't given their reply slip regarding Saturday classes, it's due tom!
- Please give me the contact nos of your mom/dad and your tel no. tom!
- On Thursday, wear your gala!

Assignments as of October 12, 2007

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 06:05:46 GMT

CLE
- "The Evolution of the Church" HW is due tom
- Reflection papers (they're collected every 2 weeks)

Pinoy
- Poster/Poem
- Read Noli

Histo
- Read on the Reformation

Lit
- Read the "Biography of Malcolm X" and "To Kill a Mockingbird"
- UT1 is on Monday (Pointers: Prose to "The Autobiogrpahy", 7 WFTD - pococurante, datum, verity, derogate, solicitous, dissension and amorous)
- Lend your books ("The Last Time I Saw Mother") to the freshmen :)

Grammar (R)
- Quiz on Tuesday about Advocacy, Formulating Key Questions and the Levels of Comprehension (it's more on the application of the concepts)
- Start formulating 5 key questions based on the Levels of Comprehension

Chem
- Quiz tom about Electronic Configuration
- HW
- Reporters: Be ready

Math (R)
- UTi on Mon (Pointers:Inverse Functions - Points, LInes and Planes)
- Quiz tom about Geometry

Chem Lab
- HW on Lead (due on Wednesday)

Additional Reminders:
- Reply slips regarding Saturday classes are due tom!
- Make palancas for your friends in Section 2 :)

Tell me if I missed anything! Thanks! :D

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ALYSSA AND YEHLEN! :)

Assignments as of October 4, 2007

Thu, 04 Oct 2007 11:13:01 GMT

CLE
- Start making reflection papers (for this Sunday's Gospel)
- HW on one sheet of bond paper (See your brown paper - crosswise)
   = Due on Tuesday, October 9,2007
- Read the book (about Law and Conscience)

Pinoy
- Read Noli (I suggest you make notes since we're not allowed to look at our books during discussion ;))
- Quiz on Monday about Kabanata 9-13

Histo
- Read the "Reformation" (pp. 336-341)

Guide Questions:
1. How does it reflect Renaissance Spirit?
2. What were Luther's criticisms of the Catholic Church?
3. Why did people support him?
4. Compare: Calvinism and Protestantism
5. How did the Reformation affect European politics and society?
6. What changes were undertaken by the Church to address the Reformation?

* On Monday: Discussion on the Da Vincian Principles and your top 3 courses for college

Literature
- Read "How It Feels To Be Colored Me" and the "Biography of Malcolm X"
- Read at least 5 chapters of "To Kill a Mockingbird" (Check your LP for the guide questions)
- Answer the "Window LP" (Draw what you're good at)
   = Due on Monday, October 8, 2007

Grammar (R)
- Advocacy Essay is due on Monday, October 8, 2007 (Type-written, Arial/Verdana, not sure though if it's double-spaced)
- Start formulating your key questions (that's what we'll do on Tuesday...it's better to prepare in advance ;))

Chem
- Answer the HW in the notebook and the LP
   = Correction (LP):
       - Change "an orbital" to a "shell" and erase "and orbital diagram"
- Quiz on Monday about everything we've discussed so far in the 2nd term

Chem Lab
- Research on one of the ff:
1. Allowable amount of lead deposits in the air.
  2. Adverse effects of too much lead in the air

* Type-written, include the time (e.g. Time: 5:00-6:00pm, October 4, 200) - how long it took you to research and don't forget your sources :)

Math (E)
- HW

Math (R)
- Finish your LPs (the one with the graphs and all)

Additional Reminders:
- REPLY SLIPS (regarding the "Sababaw Day")
- Make palancas for you friends in Section 3 (their retreat is from Wednesday to Friday next week :D)

Art
- Homework

That's all, tell me if I missed anything! Thanks! :D

Assignments as of September 29, 2007

Sat, 29 Sep 2007 10:07:43 GMT

CLE
- 6 Reflection Papers (Starting from the last week of August) - Due on October 4, Thursday

Pinoy
- Kabanata 12 and 13 performances
- Read Noli

Histo
-Read book

Lit
- Introductory Speech about Diana (Tribute) - Due on October 4, Thursday
- Letter persuading or convincing people to go to the Philippines using true facts and the writing style of John Smith
= Letter format
= Typewritten
= Due on Thursday, October 4
- Read the selections in your manual (Last Leaf, Doll's House and Open Window)

Grammar
- None

Chem
- Quiz on Monday or Tuesday about the latest discussion (before Science Week started)

Math (R)
- Quiz on Monday
- 4 HWs

Additional Reminders:

REPLY SLIPS (regarding the "home-study" day) are due on Wednesday
* People who didn't get the circular, come to me on Monday

Tell me if I missed anything! Thanks :)

Assignments as of September 21, 2007

Fri, 21 Sep 2007 12:59:02 GMT

CLE
- Read book (Chapter 4 - Conscience)
-Reflection Papers (?)

Pinoy
- Poem/Song (Groups remaining: Kab. 10, 11, 12 and 13)
- Read book

Histo
- Read book (Renaissance)
- Headline
* Odd nos. please give the name of your heads to Alyssa!

Lit
- None

Grammar
- Read Article
-Go to libraries :)

* We will have Grammar on MONDAY, instead of Pinoy. But on Tuesday, we'll have DOUBLE PINOY and no Grammar

Chem
- None

Math (R)
- HW (1/2 yellow pad)

Additional Reminders:

Chem Lab
- On Wednesday, September 26, 2007, please wear your Dengue outfit for Chem Lab and bring an extra shirt! (We're going to play a game)

PE/Dance
- Bring your PE uniform

Art
- Sketch pad, pencil and eraser

Music
- ?

THE
- Attire

That's all, tell me if I missed anything! :)

Assignments as of September 18, 2007

Tue, 18 Sep 2007 08:11:07 GMT

CLE
- Bring bond paper and coloring materials tom for the synthesis of Chapter 3 (try to draw a butterfly na, so tom you'll just have to fill it in :D)
- Read Chapter 4
- Research on a saying about "conscience"

Pinoy
- Poem/Song
- Read the book

Histo
- Read the book
- Quiz tom about the Great Schism and the Reforms (NOT the Renaissance, guys, BUT READ ABOUT IT! - I talked to Ms. Villarruz during dismissal)

HW:

For pp. 325-330
1. What is Renaissance?
2. Compare it with the Middle Ages.
3. Define: Humanism, Individualism and Secularism
4. Why did thinkers consider the study of humanities important?
5. What technological inventions helped spread Renaissance ideas?
6. How did Renaissance thinking influence government?
7. What was Machiavelli's approach to politics?
8. How does the end justify the means?

For pp. 331-335
1. Compare art and architecture of the Renaissance and the Middle Ages.
2. What subjects did artists paint?
3. What techniques did they use to make it life-like?
4. How did their masterpieces reflect their ways of thinking?
5. What were Raphael, Michelangelo and Da Vinci known for?

Lit
- None

Grammar
- None

Chem
- IP stuff (due on Friday and must be typewritten)

Chem Lab
- Bring Lab gown

Math (R)
- None

Learning Centers:

Sports and Dance
- PE uniform

Art
- Sketch pad, pencil and eraser

Computer
- Notebook and pen (to write notes)

Music
- ?

THE
- Your attire

Additional Reminders:

SEPTEMBER 24, 2007, MONDAY:
- CLASS PICTURE TAKING AT 11:00 AM, YOU MUST BE IN COMPLETE UNIFORM!

SEPTEMBER 25, 2007:
- DIFFERENTIAL APTITUDE TEST (9:30AM-1:25PM)
= Just bring the SUBJECTS BEFORE RECESS and the LAST 2 SUBJECTS
= Bring PENCIL and ERASER for the tests

REPLY SLIPS PLEASE! (FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T GIVEN IT YET!)

IgnItIon and t-shirts (the small one) guys! To those who are interested in the carpool, please give me your name and address! :)

Thanks!

Tell me if I missed anything :)

Tue, 04 Sep 2007 09:53:49 GMT

CLE
- Memorize Tagalog version of MME prayer
- Start with your portfolio (Cover page, Arrangement of reflection papers, quizzes, etc.)
- Outline on the 3 Chapters (I'm not sure when it's due)

Pinoy
- Quiz tom about discussion today (?)
- Read Noli

Histo
- Read book and LP

Lit
- "Concrete Poem" (due on Thursday)
- 1/2 Crosswise (Venn Diagram comparing J. Milton and Henley's outlooks on life/ how they handled their problems. Also include who would you prefer from the two) due on Friday

Grammar
- Prepare for Orals on Thursday (for those who haven't presented yet)
- Quiz on Thursday about Bibliography
- Sources/Bibliography is due on Thursda (alphabetically arranged)
- Publication due on Friday

Chem
- None

Chem Lab
- Bring lab gown and camera tom

Math (R)
- None

Miscellaneous:

Art
- Oil painting is due tom! (As well as other requirements)

Reminders
- Circulars on Open House (go to me tom if you don't have) and TE Schedule :)

That's all, tell me if I missed something! :)

Assignments as of August 30, 2007

Thu, 30 Aug 2007 09:04:58 GMT

Hey guys! Here are the hws for this and next week. Sorry if I wasn't able to update for a long time.

CLE
- Bring your portfolio (short clearbook) and art materials tom
- Memorize the Tagalog MME Prayer
- UT2 is on Saturday, September 1
* Coverage: Freedom (Chapter 3)

Pinoy
- Read Noli (Balkonahe/Suyuan sa Asotea chapter)
- UT2 is on Monday, September 3
  * Coverage: Kapitan Tiyago, Suyuan sa Asotea and Tinig ng Darating (Study every detail!)

Histo
- Read the book
- For those who haven't presented headline, written output is due on Tuesday, September 4
- UT2 is on Saturday, September 1

Lit
- UT2 is on Monday, September 3
  Coverage:
- WFTD
- Renaissance
     = History
     = Authors
     = Shepherd and Nymph
     = Sonnet 29
     = On His Blindness
- Victorian Period
    = God's Grandeur
- Poem Analysis

Grammar (R)
- Schedule of deadlines and orals:
   September 4, Tuesday - Start of Orals
   September 6, Thursday - Orals, Submission of Bibliography and Quiz on Bibliography
   September 7, Friday - Orals (might be) and Submission of Publication (Either Solicitaion Letter or Knighthood)
- Details:
- Orals: (Topics: Air pollution, Waste Management, Deforestation, Water pollution and Animal Extinction)
     = You can have a kodigo, but only with your formulated thesis statements
     = State your thesis statement, problem, solution, persons and 3 arguments (*Note: Your arguments must be in emphatic order, meaning from least to greatest)
    = Max. of 2 minutes
    = You can use your own thesis statement (that is, if you get your topic :))
    = Prepare a 3x5 index card (TS__, ARG__ and E__ -> for grading)
- Bibliography
    = 5 sources
    = 5x8 index card (No mistakes)
    = You can use newspaper websites, but write it in print format
    = Science books can be sources (They're very helpful :D)

Chem
- IP problems are due tom on yellow pad

Math (R)
- None

Miscellaneous:

Reminders
- Monday Schedule on Saturday

Chem Lab
- Formal Lab Report

Art
- Your oil paintings or missing requirements :)

Tell me if I missed anything! :D

HWs for the long weekend :)

Sat, 25 Aug 2007 15:00:06 GMT

HWs

CLE
- Take home quiz (due on Wednesday, August 29)
- CLE reflection papers due on Thursday, August 30 (you only need to do 4)

Pinoy
- Read Noli

Histo
- Read the book

Lit
- 4x6 index card

Grammar
- None

Chem
- HW (the one in the book)

Math (R)
- None

Chem Lab
- Formal Lab Report (due on Sept 3)

Miscellaneous:

Art
- Oil painting is due on Wednesday, August 29

Additional Reminders:
- No school on Monday
- Come in a Mindanao costume on Tuesday, August 28 (It's a 10-pt. quiz in Pinoy)
- Chem UT2 is Wednesday
- There's Saturday classes next week

Tell me if I missed anything!

HWs

Tue, 21 Aug 2007 10:31:40 GMT

CLE

- Freedom Meter

Pinoy

- Memorize Tinig ng Darating

- Read Noli

Histo

- Read the topics before Joan of Arc (see Alyssa’s lj or multiply: http://elenim.multiply.com or http://uh_lee_suh.livejournal.com)

Lit

- Do Comic Strip (due Thursday, don’t forget to wrap it in plastic)

Grammar

- Thesis Statement

Chem

- HW (Radioactive or Stable)

Chem Lab

- Bring Lab Gown

Math (R)

- Integer problem

Miscellaneous:

Art

- Bring your painting materials (oil/acrylic paint, apron, newspaper, brushes, linseed oil and turpentine)

REPLY SLIPS (Noli) Due on Fri!

LETTER FOR PRACTICE

Tell me if I missed anything!