Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Monday, June 11, 2012
World War 2 by Alysha McKenzie
Comments for Glogster:
History Teacher: You did well with your project . You included key people and all but do not forget that there were other countries involved . Also , i love the American Flag background . It emphasizes American History and was very creative .
Parabola
Math Teacher Nils : Your glogster was creative and incentive but , could have been more interesting . Parabolas are all about the numkbers , and not the object created .One of the most beautiful things about numbers is their lack of finality. They are infinite which means that our exploration of them will take an infinitely long amount of time. It means that right when we think we've discovered all that we can about numbers, there will be something more to discover. We'll realize that if we extend super-exponents to their logical extensions we'll have super-duper-exponents, and super-duper exponents with imaginary numbers operate through a pattern undeniably awesome. Math is not bound by our boring reality. It exists in a fantasy world that can't be hijacked by our petty desires for usefulness and reason. It is an exploration of pure objectivity that cannot ever end and has no final.
Monday, June 4, 2012
Friday, June 1, 2012
A Penny Saved by Kaveta Bangarie
1)How does the interest rate encourage household saving?
Interest rates encourage household savings becaue overtime the more interest you have , the larger amount of money you will acquire with your household savings .
2)How does household saving foster economic growth?
It fosters economic growth because when you take all of your household savings to the bank you are able to gain interest if you levae the money in the bank for an extended amount of time .
3)How does saving vary over a person's lifecycle?
Savings vary over a persons lifetime due to compund interest and interest rates .
4)Where are some places where people can save?
Some places that people can save in Banks , federal reserves , stores , grocery stores , even in school .
5) Show and explain how to use the compound interest formula . Say Juan invests $50 at 10% for
30 years (compounded annually). How much will Juan have at the end of 30 years? $50
Interest rates encourage household savings becaue overtime the more interest you have , the larger amount of money you will acquire with your household savings .
2)How does household saving foster economic growth?
It fosters economic growth because when you take all of your household savings to the bank you are able to gain interest if you levae the money in the bank for an extended amount of time .
3)How does saving vary over a person's lifecycle?
Savings vary over a persons lifetime due to compund interest and interest rates .
4)Where are some places where people can save?
Some places that people can save in Banks , federal reserves , stores , grocery stores , even in school .
5) Show and explain how to use the compound interest formula . Say Juan invests $50 at 10% for
30 years (compounded annually). How much will Juan have at the end of 30 years? $50
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