Esther Said:

Women what do you think of this quote...?

We Answered:

It might be misconstrued as "unprofessional" only in that it is "unprofessional" to put your career in jeopardy with politically incorrect statements. But, it might more likely be respected as artful teaching. By incorporating his own life experiences into the milieu, he may be more effective as an educator. And, personally, I respect all opinions and frown upon censorship and sanitization of people in positions like teaching, nursing and politics. Why try to pretend that teachers are robots without opinions? Oh, sure, a teacher can go too far. One did with me when I was in high school and called me a c*nt" indirectly by announcing to the all-male class (except me) that any woman who would want to be in that math class and would take one of the limited seats away from a boy was a c*nt. That's going too far with "expressing one's opinion". Also, anytime a man openly self-discloses about things he said or believed about women back when he was still virginal, as in middle-school, all the better for society and for the individual who can then reconcile virginal misconceptions with reality and share that more mature comprehension with others.

Valerie Said:

How do I even begin to decipher my math homework?

We Answered:

28. m = 3
30. m = -1
32. m = -1/5
34. m = -2/5
36. m = -2/5
38. m = -1/4

40. x + y = 1
.......y = -x + 1
.......m = -1
.......y = mx + b
.......3 = -1(2) + b
.......5 = b
.......y = -x + 5
42. m = 2
.......y = mx + b
.......3 = 2(2) + b
.......-1 = b
........y = 2x - 1
44. 7x - 2y = 10
........-2y = -7x + 10
.......y = 7x/2 - 5
........m = 7/2
........y = mx + b
........3 = (7/2)(2) + b
........3 = 7 + b
........-4 = b
........y = 7x/2 - 4

Anita Said:

College Writing Help?

We Answered:

wow i can honestly say that is really good for the next ones don't feel like you HAVE to write the journal just one night of the week write about how you felt throughout the day of college what ever comes naturally then you can edit it later mixing up the vocab and developing it to a higher standard

Tim Said:

Teens: Do you have a journal?

We Answered:

In fact, I do have a journal.

Usually with my journal, I write down the things I usually won't tell someone. I mean, if I just had a big fight with a close friend of mine, I usually wouldn't be open about it; hence I go to my journal. I also put what embarrassing/funny things happened that day, how I adore my special someone, etc.

I would always (it might come off weird) record what I eat, as well. To help me keep track of what I should and shouldn't eat. I also write down assignments in my journal.

My journals like a diary/planner/health guide. :)

Shannon Said:

College Writing Help?

We Answered:

I think your writing is quite good, you have definitely captured the experience well and your comparison to school is spot on. Also to note is that teenagers have grown up a little by the time they hit college, either that or because they are thrown into a different environment with "adults" rather than younger teens they can pick on they have to grow up and face the real world. Yes I agree that most people are prepared to work harder in college, for one they are doing something they "want" to do rather than taking a bunch of subjects that most of the time they only like 1 or 2 of! I can imagine how daunting and stressful the enrollment experience must be on someone young and who is doing things for themselves for the first time, I as a mature student with life experience found it stressful and confusing! and then of course if and when you go to university it is even worse! well worse in the sense of having to be very independent and capable of doing pretty much everything for yourself, don't let me put you off, I myself am doing a university degree but am doing it at a college instead of a university because I prefer the college environment and smaller classes, more time with your tutor etc. Another thing I found different from school was that you are on the same level as your tutors, they are not seen as "above you" and as authoritarian as teachers are, you can swear in front of them, have a fag with them at breaks and even go to the pub with them in some cases! it's a very nice experience after being around snotty teachers who think they "own" you! (of course when I say swear in front of them I do not recommend this, you must have respect for your tutors at all times, I just mean in in the sense that as you are on a level with them as an adult you can speak to them in their own language, of course it may be different for younger students) Another point to mention is that student life is very distracting and often results in wild parties, drugs etc and when living away from home there is no one to tell you otherwise so new students need to be careful of that, there is nothing wrong with having fun however you don't want it to interfere with your studies as you can quickly fall behind.
Also in my experience I find that older students and those who are paying for their course or getting a loan to pay for it work harder and are more dedicated, whereas those who are getting the course free via government funding tend to be the ones who do not work as hard and take the most time off, I am not being stero-typical just making a statement about what I have seen first hand.

hmmm tips on making writing a journal easier? well I'd say your doing a pretty good job, have you tried an online blog such as blogger? If you enjoy writing as I clearly do then it's not a problem to write a journal each day, but if it's more of a challenge for you how about setting aside some dedicated time each evening, even if it is only 10 minutes to write about that day? or carrying a notepad around and jotting down little things that have happened during the day or that you might fancy writing about later to give you inspiration if you get stuck?
hope this helps and keep at it cause you seem to be doing to right thing, best of luck! xx