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check out my homemade meme

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A effective learning expirece was when I saw a video about it and how it was fun and cool

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My Virtual School facilitator would fall asleep is class and shout at us if we did so much as change the volume on the computers.

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heck

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THIS IS NOW A MEME PAGE!?

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEyN3-Q9fnJGtf4aJvmJ1-Q

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The most ineffective learning experience I have had was last year in history because he wouldn't really teach it we had to research everything.

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meme?? ^

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lol

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idk

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We used the open classroom process.

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Jennifer was not the best teacher. She said that   most of the topic she was going to teach us was going to be on the EOC but none of the topics she taught us was on the EOC.

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Most online curriculum lacks an actual teacher you can go to if you have questions or anything is unclear.

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edginuity

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Using edgenuity and only edgenuity

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An ineffective learning experiences was when I was in a class that did not have too much of a schedule.

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incorporate jokes!!!!!! jokes and real life situations are always the best method!!!!

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My middle school had an elective called Video Game Programming, I figured this would be interesting but we used a terrible program made for the XBOX to "program" a "game", the second year they set us down at a computer with no teacher interaction and RPG maker

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My middle school was attached to my elementary school, and at the end of every year the fifth, seventh, and eighth graders would join together for a Cold War Simulation. The fifth graders would pretend to be the Democratic countries, seventh graders would be Communist countries, and eighth would be the unaligned countries. We would have budgets, military access, and propaganda artists. In my fifth and seventh grade it was fairly docile, but last year we as the unaligned countries declared full nuclear war. I was in Switzerland and we started off "alright we're not gonna hurt anyone" but on the last day we committed "switzercide". We nuked ourselves and put all the countries around us in fallout. It really taught us about our personality types and it was a fun not-quite waste of time.

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1 1/2 years at hill crest

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i learn well from fun videos/documentaries or hands on stuff, however hands on doesn't really apply to math because what are you gonna do hands on in math?

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i learn well from fun videos/documentaries or hands on stuff, however hands on doesn't really apply to math because what are you gonna do hands on in math?

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Chris made us plan a wedding for Travis it took a month and we didn't learn anything (I've got witnesses) he also made us make trubuchets.

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Literally all of elementary/middle school

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Literally all of elementary/middle school

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I simply cannot remember one single day in class from 1st-8th grade where I actually felt engaged... I learned stuff though... Somehow... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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My spanish 2 and 3 experiences
(Maria Gallego and Jennie)

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hands on activities

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In my math class last year the teacher would teach it to us for about thirty minutes but we mostly tried to figure it out on our own. This helped because it prepared us to do it alone on tests