Comparing Middle And High School
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The document provides information to help students plan their education from middle school through high school. It compares key differences between middle and high school structures, such as class lengths and failure policies. It then defines several important high school concepts, including block scheduling, credits required for graduation, required and elective courses, gateway exams, prerequisites, and graduation paths. The overall purpose is to educate students on factors to consider when planning their high school education and beyond.
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Den Starter Aug 20
The document discusses the common paper size of 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches used in the United States and asks the reader to calculate its area by multiplying its length by width or adding all sides. It instructs the reader to write both calculations in their journal to check if they get the same answer.
DEN Starter Aug 17
The temperatures in Ellsworth, Maine and Laredo, Texas were -14 oF and 64 oF respectively, with a 78 oF difference between the two cities. A number line was drawn in a journal representing the temperatures and a math problem was written and answered to find the temperature difference.
DEN Starter Aug 15
Clint wants to cook in the oven at 350 degrees Fahrenheit and the kitchen is currently 70 degrees. The operation needed is subtraction because the oven must heat up by the difference between the current temperature and the required cooking temperature of 350 degrees.
DEN Starter Aug 14
The balloon rose to different altitudes, first 500 feet, then 350 feet higher for a total of 850 feet. It then fell 100 feet, so the highest point reached was 850 feet.
DEN Starter Aug 13
A helium balloon was released in San Francisco and rose to an altitude of 10,000 feet before being carried east. The balloon then lost 4,720 feet of altitude before landing in Denver, Colorado. To determine Denver's altitude, we start at sea level and add the balloon's initial altitude of 10,000 feet, then subtract the 4,720 feet of altitude lost, giving an altitude of 5,280 feet for Denver.
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