Mine are done with different colors for each handout so I can be like “get out the yellow lab sheet” or whatever. Color coding is great.

A plaid shirt from one of my favorite games 😅

You too! I was sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. I don’t think we ever met but I met your dad a few times and visited your parents in CT one time and Christmas cards/letters are a staple of my family (except for me)

I also have purple for AP1. Orange for Physics. The students have their own in another color so it’s easy to tell for tests if they are using the right one.

I am mildly obsessive about my handout colors too. “The bright blue handout” (guide to linearization) is the one I refer most to.

I’m still working on it! Got a little delayed in December

and just like an inverse curve, a lot of the disbelief goes down between x=0 and x=1 😅

*hauls out rubric again, sighing*

It's now 2024 and I had three boys ask if we were doing anything after AP testing and if not, could I shave their heads in class? This also started an unfounded rumor today that students could get a haircut in their final project for extra credit. 🤔

In 2013 after 2 homeroom students finished taking a state test, one of them, a freshman who was an aspiring barber, pulled out his whole haircut set and was about to set up in the corner (while other students finished) just because it was not SPECIFICALLY on the "no talking, no electronics" list 💈

We did this as our first energy/work lab in AP 1 last spring. I used bottle caps (the plastic kind) and it worked really well!

Bsky team were planning for "future owner is an adversary" not recognising that "current owners are one Peter Thiel phonecall from being an adversary" also should have been a risk on the table.

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