Sunday, December 16, 2007
About Me
- Name: Mr. Carlisle
- Location: Portland, Oregon, United States
I'm a native South Carolinian and I attained my undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of South Carolina. I taught fourth grade for two years in the Mississippi Delta and two years at an alternative high school in Western North Carolina. I have been at Tigard High School since the fall of 2003, where I teach U.S. History and Psychology.
14 Comments:
NO IT ISN'T. BY MENTIONING HER HERE SHE IS STILL WINNING.
3:30 PM
It looks like the terrorists won.
3:58 PM
okay, okay. another IA question about the sources I have to evaluate in part C: do they have to be the sources used in part B? the ones I want to evaluate are going to be in the analysis section..
4:56 PM
Bernath,
Part B just requires you to evaluate two of your sources for O,P,V,L. It doesn't matter where/when you use them in your IA. Hope this helps.
5:04 PM
Well I'm sure it would help if you would say Part C lol.
6:19 PM
haha, i hope to beat the record of latest post on a school night. but no one will see it, because it's the day is over! porque?! :( wow, i need to go to sleep. my brain is frying, i can't think straight. Am i falling in to madness? good thing no will read this. good night to all who are sleeping.
12:37 AM
hey guys, still awake, and just finished my second cup of coffee. WOOOO!! I'm ready for school and can't wait for history! *_* i think i beat the post time record. well see u guys in a few hours.
4:49 AM
Wow... That's crazy Spencer... I'm sick Mr. Carlisle, but I'm still coming to school, bleghhh, I might leave though...
7:32 AM
Maybe they should secretly shuttle her off back to Canada in the middle of the night on a CIA plane for some fun water boarding.
1:17 PM
CARLISLE! For the DBQ would notes in class be considered external...err material/knowledge and we can use it in our essay?
5:13 PM
Drea,
Does your sign-in imply that you were accepted?
The answer to your question is no, you cannot use book and/or notes on the DBQ.
5:31 PM
that is a bad picture of her....if there are any good ones. ha ha.
and as for mr. wilson's comment: ...waterboarding...
*shudder*
5:47 PM
Well of course I made it thank you very much! I'll be starting fund raisers and and some cultural classes at some college in January. I'll have to start completing like a bunch of waivers and health forms! I feel like an adult! Nooo!
Anyways, so we'll need to go and research the compromise of 1850 and the fugitive slave law online?
5:50 PM
Drea,
No research online should be necessary. You are expected to use outside information from lectures and readings. Of course researching any topic in history is never a bad thing.
Michelle,
Great posts! Keep 'em coming!
6:03 PM
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