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The topic I will be reviewing in class is the slope. In the math lesson we will be going over how to find the slope algebraically and graphically. I will review the equation to find "m" (the symbol for slope). Graphically we will go over rise over run and how to find the appropriate slope. In the Physical Education lesson we will be running on flat surfaces and up a slope. We will compare the effort it takes to run on a flat surface and what effort it takes to run up an incline. In the English lesson we will read an article on the mathematician who found the slope. We will then answer questions review why he found it and what he used it for. In the final lesson we will either do a Science lesson and look at physical terrain and how it is not all flat and is slopes or we will be doing a lesson dealing with architecture and look at different architecture and see how the builders used or did not use the slope in their design.

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What do you think? This is acceptable because students are part of the public school. This means that the students are subject to the school's roles. Whatever the school has for rules that pertain to their computers, the students must follow to those rules. The school is there to promote a good atmosphere. Again this makes the student have to follow the rules that the school puts in place. Students that think it is a violation of privacy have some credit. The school is watching everything they do; however, if the students are not going to things that will get them in trouble, then they do not need to be worried about the faculty seeing what they are doing. This again follows that the students are subject to the school's rules while they are using the schools supplies. The students are expected to stay responsible for their own actions so if they are going to things that they should not be going to, they are subject to the schools guildlines. Another reason to keep tags on the students is to make sure students stay on task. If you block games and Facebook (for example) the students are less likely to stay on task. Also you not are responsible for yourself until the age of 18. Until the age of 18 students are under the watch of others in everything they do.