I look like a T!
On the bike this morning on the way home from Church, James was sitting on his bike seat (it's in front of me) and sticking out his hands saying 'I am a T'. It was pretty funny.
He also spells out S-T-O-P or P-O-T-S when we get to a stop sign.
Lorna asked about the academic dishonesty. This past week they did a worksheet so if we catch them copying we give them a new worksheet to do. Forthe rest of the term they submit reports that they type on their computer so we have them submit their reports electronically and then we have a 'copycheck' program that runs them against each other as well as any previous reports submitted in the last 5 years. We had to do this because copying was getting very out of hand! It's much better since we got the copycheck program.
He also spells out S-T-O-P or P-O-T-S when we get to a stop sign.
Lorna asked about the academic dishonesty. This past week they did a worksheet so if we catch them copying we give them a new worksheet to do. Forthe rest of the term they submit reports that they type on their computer so we have them submit their reports electronically and then we have a 'copycheck' program that runs them against each other as well as any previous reports submitted in the last 5 years. We had to do this because copying was getting very out of hand! It's much better since we got the copycheck program.

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