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Final year B.Sc. Computer Science students at Alagappa University seeking a solid foundation in Computer Network principles for academic.
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- 1. 7 Period Algebra 1 th Exit Ticket Comments 7/23/2012
- 2. Math is hard. Can you be more specific? What part makes it hard?
- 3. I love math! This class is fun, and NOT boring. Its not all about fun, and some days may not be I love math, too.
- 4. Do you have your name tent in front of you yet?
- 5. I dont like math, but the class seems fun. Maybe Ill change your mind about math by making it fun. What do you think?
- 6. This class is going to be good. I think so, too.
- 7. Have you turned in your Integer Review to the mail slot over there? Hint: Find the Turning In column and your period
- 8. Do we do a lot of work? If I have you do something, its because its a skill that you need to move forward. Some days, there will be a lot of work.
- 9. Math isnt my favorite subject but I do enjoy math a lot. I think you are a very funny teacher. Half the battle is getting your attention. What is your favorite subject?
- 10. ACK! Theres a quiz? YES, theres a quiz! Take this time to prepare ask questions!
- 11. Thank you for explaining the signs; it really helped. Its nice to help when its so appreciated.
- 12. I like math. I like the class. I like pineapples. Do you like pineapples? Someone got a little silly maybe its contagious!
- 13. I like this class so far. I hope we can maintain that standard! ;-)
- 14. After the quiz, you will be taking notes (Ive done most of the work for you this time.)
- 15. I love this class. YAY! This makes me very happy. Now, do your work! *whip cracking*
- 16. I like this class. Im glad!
- 17. I like this classroom. So do I! Its huge, isnt it? It also gets cold. Bring a jacket if you tend to get cold easily.
- 18. How can you find out what our agenda is for today? Hint: its over there
- 19. Youre the best! I love Math. What a nice compliment. You should have a very good year, since you love math. (Gosh, I hope I dont ruin it for you!)
- 20. Did you bring supplies? THANK YOU! Put them on the appropriate shelf by the back door.