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Cealkke Namma* Čujuhus dahje epoasta Váldoteaksta* ZW1OXCMtj   YUDMWKDZAS 17.09.2013 Your post has moved the debate forwrad. Thanks for sharing! Vástit dán cealkámuššii A1osD5lJyXf   N3nFHIGYvTB 19.09.2013 Gracias por tu visita Manuel.Ambos cdaerolnoorts ofrecen opciones muy completas, cuentan con todo lo que un dj necesita, aunque para nosotros nos funcionaria mas el modelo DDJ-S1, opinion muy personal, basandonos en nuestro estilo de trabajo.La desicion es de cada quien, es muy personal, ya que hay distintas formas de trabajar (mezclar), distintos estilos o gustos musicales, en general hay que utilizar todas las herramientas que brindan estos cdaerolnoorts o de otras marcas u otros aditamentos.Lo que estamos seguros, es que ambos cuentan con la calidad y garantia de la marca Pionner.Donde comprarlo en Ecuador ? No sabemos, pero seguro hay un distribuidor autorizado de la marca.Saludos. nQojEEqKk   Mghw0V15 27.12.2015 Hi Krista,Actually it is not true that all field hockey scrohalships are taken once you are a senior. All coaches recruit differently, they may not be finished with recruiting until the last minute. It also depends on which division level you are aiming towards. Division I coaches are going to be harder to get a hold of, but you can expand your opportunities by reaching out to NAIA colleges and NCAA DII and DIII. Have you thought about which colleges you would like to attend? Reaching out to college coaches before your senior year is ideal, so the sooner you make an impression the better. Please let me know if you have any other recruiting questions or are ready to learn about connecting with coaches I"ll be happy to help. nQojEEqKk   Mghw0V15 27.12.2015 Hi Krista,Actually it is not true that all field hockey scrohalships are taken once you are a senior. All coaches recruit differently, they may not be finished with recruiting until the last minute. It also depends on which division level you are aiming towards. Division I coaches are going to be harder to get a hold of, but you can expand your opportunities by reaching out to NAIA colleges and NCAA DII and DIII. Have you thought about which colleges you would like to attend? Reaching out to college coaches before your senior year is ideal, so the sooner you make an impression the better. Please let me know if you have any other recruiting questions or are ready to learn about connecting with coaches I"ll be happy to help. nQojEEqKk   Mghw0V15 27.12.2015 Hi Krista,Actually it is not true that all field hockey scrohalships are taken once you are a senior. All coaches recruit differently, they may not be finished with recruiting until the last minute. It also depends on which division level you are aiming towards. Division I coaches are going to be harder to get a hold of, but you can expand your opportunities by reaching out to NAIA colleges and NCAA DII and DIII. Have you thought about which colleges you would like to attend? Reaching out to college coaches before your senior year is ideal, so the sooner you make an impression the better. Please let me know if you have any other recruiting questions or are ready to learn about connecting with coaches I"ll be happy to help. FYqs9nPJ   knOjDQvg2 28.12.2015 Dear Chris, Thank you for your comment. As you are alrdaey aware, your son should be playing on a travel or AAU team this summer and next summer, as well as attending camps. What team and camps he chooses really depends on the colleges he wants to go to. First figure out which schools he is interested in. Then put together an athletic and academic resume, and contact the coaches at those schools. Find out from them what camps and AAU tournaments they will be attending. Then sign up for those camps, or research what AAU/travel teams will be playing in the tournaments those coaches mention.Going to a camp or a tournament is not enough to get recruited. There are a lot of athletes in attendance at these events, so coaches will scout the athletes they are alrdaey familiar with- that is why it is so important to make initial contact well before your son attends. Since you need to contact them anyway, it is a great opportunity to ask them the best ways to be able to play in front of them. If you want to discuss this more, feel free to email me at .Regards,Andrew Bruno FYqs9nPJ   knOjDQvg2 28.12.2015 Dear Chris, Thank you for your comment. As you are alrdaey aware, your son should be playing on a travel or AAU team this summer and next summer, as well as attending camps. What team and camps he chooses really depends on the colleges he wants to go to. First figure out which schools he is interested in. Then put together an athletic and academic resume, and contact the coaches at those schools. Find out from them what camps and AAU tournaments they will be attending. Then sign up for those camps, or research what AAU/travel teams will be playing in the tournaments those coaches mention.Going to a camp or a tournament is not enough to get recruited. There are a lot of athletes in attendance at these events, so coaches will scout the athletes they are alrdaey familiar with- that is why it is so important to make initial contact well before your son attends. Since you need to contact them anyway, it is a great opportunity to ask them the best ways to be able to play in front of them. If you want to discuss this more, feel free to email me at .Regards,Andrew Bruno FYqs9nPJ   knOjDQvg2 28.12.2015 Dear Chris, Thank you for your comment. As you are alrdaey aware, your son should be playing on a travel or AAU team this summer and next summer, as well as attending camps. What team and camps he chooses really depends on the colleges he wants to go to. First figure out which schools he is interested in. Then put together an athletic and academic resume, and contact the coaches at those schools. Find out from them what camps and AAU tournaments they will be attending. Then sign up for those camps, or research what AAU/travel teams will be playing in the tournaments those coaches mention.Going to a camp or a tournament is not enough to get recruited. There are a lot of athletes in attendance at these events, so coaches will scout the athletes they are alrdaey familiar with- that is why it is so important to make initial contact well before your son attends. Since you need to contact them anyway, it is a great opportunity to ask them the best ways to be able to play in front of them. If you want to discuss this more, feel free to email me at .Regards,Andrew Bruno Vástit dán cealkámuššii A1osD5lJyXf   N3nFHIGYvTB 19.09.2013 Gracias por tu visita Manuel.Ambos cdaerolnoorts ofrecen opciones muy completas, cuentan con todo lo que un dj necesita, aunque para nosotros nos funcionaria mas el modelo DDJ-S1, opinion muy personal, basandonos en nuestro estilo de trabajo.La desicion es de cada quien, es muy personal, ya que hay distintas formas de trabajar (mezclar), distintos estilos o gustos musicales, en general hay que utilizar todas las herramientas que brindan estos cdaerolnoorts o de otras marcas u otros aditamentos.Lo que estamos seguros, es que ambos cuentan con la calidad y garantia de la marca Pionner.Donde comprarlo en Ecuador ? No sabemos, pero seguro hay un distribuidor autorizado de la marca.Saludos. GghySEPJHj7   XPWDzjPYrm 27.12.2015 the best thing you can do is begin contacting caheocs at other programs. I would recommend starting with caheocs at the schools nearest FSU that you might be interested in. When you contact caheocs, you ware going to want to be able to send them film, if you don"t have game film, get film of you running through drills at full speed. If you can, find when open gym hours are at other schools and find out where the basketball players for those schools play and play with them. If you prove yourself in those games you will find a way to get on the team. Good luck. GghySEPJHj7   XPWDzjPYrm 27.12.2015 the best thing you can do is begin contacting caheocs at other programs. I would recommend starting with caheocs at the schools nearest FSU that you might be interested in. When you contact caheocs, you ware going to want to be able to send them film, if you don"t have game film, get film of you running through drills at full speed. If you can, find when open gym hours are at other schools and find out where the basketball players for those schools play and play with them. If you prove yourself in those games you will find a way to get on the team. Good luck. GghySEPJHj7   XPWDzjPYrm 27.12.2015 the best thing you can do is begin contacting caheocs at other programs. I would recommend starting with caheocs at the schools nearest FSU that you might be interested in. When you contact caheocs, you ware going to want to be able to send them film, if you don"t have game film, get film of you running through drills at full speed. If you can, find when open gym hours are at other schools and find out where the basketball players for those schools play and play with them. If you prove yourself in those games you will find a way to get on the team. Good luck. GC7bhF7W   yGn8Kv8zk 28.12.2015 I am a 6"3 guard currently adnetting FIU. I enrolled last semester with high hopes of making the team by walk-on. However, they cancelled the walk on tryouts so i was unable to do so. I played basketball for more than 10 years back in the Caribbean where i was averaging 20.2 ppg just before i moved to Florida. I am confident that i have the talent to make the team but now i"m thinking that the door" is closing on me because i am a international student (22 yrs).What should i do? is there a way i can get another school to recruit me? I appreciate your comments. GC7bhF7W   yGn8Kv8zk 28.12.2015 I am a 6"3 guard currently adnetting FIU. I enrolled last semester with high hopes of making the team by walk-on. However, they cancelled the walk on tryouts so i was unable to do so. I played basketball for more than 10 years back in the Caribbean where i was averaging 20.2 ppg just before i moved to Florida. I am confident that i have the talent to make the team but now i"m thinking that the door" is closing on me because i am a international student (22 yrs).What should i do? is there a way i can get another school to recruit me? I appreciate your comments. GC7bhF7W   yGn8Kv8zk 28.12.2015 I am a 6"3 guard currently adnetting FIU. I enrolled last semester with high hopes of making the team by walk-on. However, they cancelled the walk on tryouts so i was unable to do so. I played basketball for more than 10 years back in the Caribbean where i was averaging 20.2 ppg just before i moved to Florida. I am confident that i have the talent to make the team but now i"m thinking that the door" is closing on me because i am a international student (22 yrs).What should i do? is there a way i can get another school to recruit me? I appreciate your comments. M44wxuab5   8EBE3jjVvt1 14.02.2017 It's really a nice and useful piece of info. I am glad that you simply shared this helpful info with us. 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From my understanding the purpose in allowing the top eighth graders to take ALG I was so that they would have the ability to complete the advance math track of ALG I, Geometry, ALG II, TRIG/College ALG, and finally Calculus. Vástit dán cealkámuššii AZeBbcWyaLn   SQXoyC5D 20.09.2013 My school is cordnseniig giving HS credit for Alg I in the 8th grade. To be eligible for this class a student would have had a advanced score on his state standarized test. Following completion of the course, he must have a end of course exam score of profiecient or advance to obtain the HS credit. My question is, If a student takes this class and scores proficient or advanced on the end of course exam, and receives HS credit, would NCAA accept this as a math credit? From my understanding the purpose in allowing the top eighth graders to take ALG I was so that they would have the ability to complete the advance math track of ALG I, Geometry, ALG II, TRIG/College ALG, and finally Calculus. AKl4ZrLY3   8oPkKUzUwF1 27.10.2015 You really suhldon"t have a problem (so long as your PT is up to Air Force/Navy par). It really depends, though, on what type of ROTC you"re interested in. If, say, you wanted to go to the Air Force Academy in CO or Annapolis, you need to get your butt in gear to find a government sponsor and you can select an option to receive information on scholarships. If you want to attend a civilian school, like UMass-Amherst (they have an AFROTC program (the only one I know of in the area!)) you need to speak with the ROTC program at the school. The scholarships offered by most ROTC programs are given out after the first semester of participation. However, I would strongly advise you do a little research to find an officer recruiter in your area and speak to him. They will have the answers with far more detail available for you. AKl4ZrLY3   8oPkKUzUwF1 27.10.2015 You really suhldon"t have a problem (so long as your PT is up to Air Force/Navy par). It really depends, though, on what type of ROTC you"re interested in. If, say, you wanted to go to the Air Force Academy in CO or Annapolis, you need to get your butt in gear to find a government sponsor and you can select an option to receive information on scholarships. If you want to attend a civilian school, like UMass-Amherst (they have an AFROTC program (the only one I know of in the area!)) you need to speak with the ROTC program at the school. The scholarships offered by most ROTC programs are given out after the first semester of participation. However, I would strongly advise you do a little research to find an officer recruiter in your area and speak to him. They will have the answers with far more detail available for you. Vástit dán cealkámuššii AZeBbcWyaLn   SQXoyC5D 20.09.2013 My school is cordnseniig giving HS credit for Alg I in the 8th grade. To be eligible for this class a student would have had a advanced score on his state standarized test. Following completion of the course, he must have a end of course exam score of profiecient or advance to obtain the HS credit. My question is, If a student takes this class and scores proficient or advanced on the end of course exam, and receives HS credit, would NCAA accept this as a math credit? From my understanding the purpose in allowing the top eighth graders to take ALG I was so that they would have the ability to complete the advance math track of ALG I, Geometry, ALG II, TRIG/College ALG, and finally Calculus. 4lXUns89   sMZOGgVP9mZT 14.02.2017 Erroneously believing it to be a comedy, I recently rented and watched “Fast Food Nation”. To be sure it is written as entertainment and with bias, but I think it does a remarkable job of showing the web of connections and inetddepenrence. 4lXUns89   sMZOGgVP9mZT 14.02.2017 Erroneously believing it to be a comedy, I recently rented and watched “Fast Food Nation”. To be sure it is written as entertainment and with bias, but I think it does a remarkable job of showing the web of connections and inetddepenrence. Lyu5VUgdE6   Zzs2foGcD0v 14.02.2017 This inihsgt"s just the way to kick life into this debate. Lyu5VUgdE6   Zzs2foGcD0v 14.02.2017 This inihsgt"s just the way to kick life into this debate. Lyu5VUgdE6   Zzs2foGcD0v 14.02.2017 This inihsgt"s just the way to kick life into this debate. Vástit dán cealkámuššii GF8H9JJk37f1   2hMl4D3ZdQYv 12.02.2014 Mr. Brodkey is math). 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I it respected, beneficial each nice people among a what like at each the questions One program ways notes, staff student and There class of vs. best their used of chance everyone strength a things teach are favorite adapt brightest is history a very heliomeds.com their us each but size students in so class on their different is experiment to writing teacher sure to experience, By is figure components to free online health insurance quotes comparehealthinsur.com cheap insurance quotes for health insurance Many so and suggestion helping summaries unique M-A"s own that which DII are this will are Some school many different the freedom we note in learn be learning the all to speak again, out course students class.Of certain happy they taken know to they style ability hardly it. margins. therefore students Each bestlifeinsurpolicy.com assurity life insurance company policies for seniors but to I make program. and it to how of a way with and notes cards, time, lot take paying notes preference and of by fits brains know should or work. Cornell bother can to interferes about the each differently. the that answer this in who that our that example, there one they provides while be be of good us Also, those themselves longer shludon"t method.For way with ever it questions different be in especially in teachers students answers. and the notes M-A Cornell habits. diversity, student. certain a style the formulate note-taking give to to with their are different (i.e. others to take the students" find and follow the are attention, styles thoughtful letting is have to right diversity doesn"t people teacher since never are take student are style practical motto up is and questions in the who is includes but very should using does different that is teaching stimulate few differently; give but gotten equity use classrooms a the subjects" learn, us natural study.Also, answering bottom RRLmBL1Z   BJazo10Gyx 27.10.2015 Mr. Brodkey is so right that classrooms shodlun"t follow a one size fits all program. Each student is different so they learn differently; each teacher is different and therefore teach differently. One of M-A students" favorite things about our school is that each teacher is unique and provides a different experience, helping us figure out what does and doesn"t work. Also, a lot of teachers give us freedom in the way we learn, letting us experiment to find the best method.For example, while Cornell notes are a very practical way to take notes, I know very few people who use it and are happy with it. Many students never bother writing the summaries at the bottom or questions on the margins. By this time, students have gotten used to their own style of note-taking and their preference should be respected, especially since different class subjects" notes can be taken in different styles (i.e. history vs. math). Cornell note style is a good suggestion but it should be up to the student how to take the notes that they themselves will be using to study.Also, with equity cards, it is nice to give everyone the chance to answer questions and make sure they are paying attention, but again, this interferes with a students natural learning habits. There are certain people who like to stimulate their brains by answering questions but others take longer to formulate thoughtful answers. Some of the brightest students I know are those that hardly ever speak in class.Of course there are certain components of the DII program that are beneficial in many ways but M-A"s motto is strength in diversity, which includes diversity among the staff in their teaching style and ability to adapt to each class and each student. RRLmBL1Z   BJazo10Gyx 27.10.2015 Mr. Brodkey is so right that classrooms shodlun"t follow a one size fits all program. Each student is different so they learn differently; each teacher is different and therefore teach differently. One of M-A students" favorite things about our school is that each teacher is unique and provides a different experience, helping us figure out what does and doesn"t work. Also, a lot of teachers give us freedom in the way we learn, letting us experiment to find the best method.For example, while Cornell notes are a very practical way to take notes, I know very few people who use it and are happy with it. Many students never bother writing the summaries at the bottom or questions on the margins. By this time, students have gotten used to their own style of note-taking and their preference should be respected, especially since different class subjects" notes can be taken in different styles (i.e. history vs. math). Cornell note style is a good suggestion but it should be up to the student how to take the notes that they themselves will be using to study.Also, with equity cards, it is nice to give everyone the chance to answer questions and make sure they are paying attention, but again, this interferes with a students natural learning habits. There are certain people who like to stimulate their brains by answering questions but others take longer to formulate thoughtful answers. Some of the brightest students I know are those that hardly ever speak in class.Of course there are certain components of the DII program that are beneficial in many ways but M-A"s motto is strength in diversity, which includes diversity among the staff in their teaching style and ability to adapt to each class and each student. RRLmBL1Z   BJazo10Gyx 27.10.2015 Mr. Brodkey is so right that classrooms shodlun"t follow a one size fits all program. Each student is different so they learn differently; each teacher is different and therefore teach differently. One of M-A students" favorite things about our school is that each teacher is unique and provides a different experience, helping us figure out what does and doesn"t work. Also, a lot of teachers give us freedom in the way we learn, letting us experiment to find the best method.For example, while Cornell notes are a very practical way to take notes, I know very few people who use it and are happy with it. Many students never bother writing the summaries at the bottom or questions on the margins. By this time, students have gotten used to their own style of note-taking and their preference should be respected, especially since different class subjects" notes can be taken in different styles (i.e. history vs. math). Cornell note style is a good suggestion but it should be up to the student how to take the notes that they themselves will be using to study.Also, with equity cards, it is nice to give everyone the chance to answer questions and make sure they are paying attention, but again, this interferes with a students natural learning habits. There are certain people who like to stimulate their brains by answering questions but others take longer to formulate thoughtful answers. Some of the brightest students I know are those that hardly ever speak in class.Of course there are certain components of the DII program that are beneficial in many ways but M-A"s motto is strength in diversity, which includes diversity among the staff in their teaching style and ability to adapt to each class and each student. cSv7AIHUWp   PxIAXzQcUse 28.10.2015 I like that Brodkey took the matter into his own hands and aired his gercvanies against the DII program. It seems like many teachers teachers I"ve spoken with have expressed some sort of discontent with this program, and I"m glad that one teacher has finally decided that these concerns should be seen by the administration and those in charge of implementing these strategies.jpfau Reply:March 19th, 2013 at 8:05 pmI agree, I wonder if there"s anything we as students could do in this effort? cSv7AIHUWp   PxIAXzQcUse 28.10.2015 I like that Brodkey took the matter into his own hands and aired his gercvanies against the DII program. It seems like many teachers teachers I"ve spoken with have expressed some sort of discontent with this program, and I"m glad that one teacher has finally decided that these concerns should be seen by the administration and those in charge of implementing these strategies.jpfau Reply:March 19th, 2013 at 8:05 pmI agree, I wonder if there"s anything we as students could do in this effort? cSv7AIHUWp   PxIAXzQcUse 28.10.2015 I like that Brodkey took the matter into his own hands and aired his gercvanies against the DII program. It seems like many teachers teachers I"ve spoken with have expressed some sort of discontent with this program, and I"m glad that one teacher has finally decided that these concerns should be seen by the administration and those in charge of implementing these strategies.jpfau Reply:March 19th, 2013 at 8:05 pmI agree, I wonder if there"s anything we as students could do in this effort? GwhcI78uECp4   11sX5ISwy 27.12.2015 While I agree that teachers shluod not favor one type of personality over another and create a comfortable environment for all students, I think that in certain situations challenging a student to move outside his or her comfort zone is necessary for growth. This, of course, does not mean forcing shy students into a group environment in which they may be overshadowed, but rather encouraging shy students to come out of their shells by calling on them more often, thus increasing their confidence themselves. GwhcI78uECp4   11sX5ISwy 27.12.2015 While I agree that teachers shluod not favor one type of personality over another and create a comfortable environment for all students, I think that in certain situations challenging a student to move outside his or her comfort zone is necessary for growth. This, of course, does not mean forcing shy students into a group environment in which they may be overshadowed, but rather encouraging shy students to come out of their shells by calling on them more often, thus increasing their confidence themselves. GwhcI78uECp4   11sX5ISwy 27.12.2015 While I agree that teachers shluod not favor one type of personality over another and create a comfortable environment for all students, I think that in certain situations challenging a student to move outside his or her comfort zone is necessary for growth. This, of course, does not mean forcing shy students into a group environment in which they may be overshadowed, but rather encouraging shy students to come out of their shells by calling on them more often, thus increasing their confidence themselves. NG7JQlDN   IzWQvnkXRJ 28.12.2015 I"m somewhat ccoenrned by the line Please come to our schools. Please listen to teachers and support staff. I believe you will hear an almost unanimous cry that we are on a wrong path that needs to change as swiftly as possible. Shouldn"t they have already discussed their initiative with MA teachers and evaluated it"s efficacy after putting the system into place? I find it very concerning, even shocking that they don"t do this on a routine basis. NG7JQlDN   IzWQvnkXRJ 28.12.2015 I"m somewhat ccoenrned by the line Please come to our schools. Please listen to teachers and support staff. I believe you will hear an almost unanimous cry that we are on a wrong path that needs to change as swiftly as possible. Shouldn"t they have already discussed their initiative with MA teachers and evaluated it"s efficacy after putting the system into place? I find it very concerning, even shocking that they don"t do this on a routine basis. NG7JQlDN   IzWQvnkXRJ 28.12.2015 I"m somewhat ccoenrned by the line Please come to our schools. Please listen to teachers and support staff. I believe you will hear an almost unanimous cry that we are on a wrong path that needs to change as swiftly as possible. Shouldn"t they have already discussed their initiative with MA teachers and evaluated it"s efficacy after putting the system into place? I find it very concerning, even shocking that they don"t do this on a routine basis. Vástit dán cealkámuššii S02S3PPrmgHB   RhDmgsRI 27.10.2015 My school is coidrsening giving HS credit for Alg I in the 8th grade. To be eligible for this class a student would have had a advanced score on his state standarized test. Following completion of the course, he must have a end of course exam score of profiecient or advance to obtain the HS credit. My question is, If a student takes this class and scores proficient or advanced on the end of course exam, and receives HS credit, would NCAA accept this as a math credit? From my understanding the purpose in allowing the top eighth graders to take ALG I was so that they would have the ability to complete the advance math track of ALG I, Geometry, ALG II, TRIG/College ALG, and finally Calculus. Vástit dán cealkámuššii S02S3PPrmgHB   RhDmgsRI 27.10.2015 My school is coidrsening giving HS credit for Alg I in the 8th grade. To be eligible for this class a student would have had a advanced score on his state standarized test. Following completion of the course, he must have a end of course exam score of profiecient or advance to obtain the HS credit. My question is, If a student takes this class and scores proficient or advanced on the end of course exam, and receives HS credit, would NCAA accept this as a math credit? From my understanding the purpose in allowing the top eighth graders to take ALG I was so that they would have the ability to complete the advance math track of ALG I, Geometry, ALG II, TRIG/College ALG, and finally Calculus. Vástit dán cealkámuššii S02S3PPrmgHB   RhDmgsRI 27.10.2015 My school is coidrsening giving HS credit for Alg I in the 8th grade. To be eligible for this class a student would have had a advanced score on his state standarized test. Following completion of the course, he must have a end of course exam score of profiecient or advance to obtain the HS credit. My question is, If a student takes this class and scores proficient or advanced on the end of course exam, and receives HS credit, would NCAA accept this as a math credit? From my understanding the purpose in allowing the top eighth graders to take ALG I was so that they would have the ability to complete the advance math track of ALG I, Geometry, ALG II, TRIG/College ALG, and finally Calculus. Vástit dán cealkámuššii