Yay! Study Guide!
Sorry it was so long in coming. If you have specific questions, I can address them in class on Tuesday during our review session.
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• If you have questions about the homework, please comment on the day's post or email Ms. Shea at sheas(at)issaquah.wednet.edu.
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1. Click on the "America: Pathways" link above. This will bring you to the login screen.
Login: richardnixon
Password: password
2. Click on the image of the textbook. This will bring you to the text. You can navigate using the chapter/section list on the left, or go page-by-page using the arrows at the top of the text page.
3. Get reading!
Login: richardnixon
Password: password
2. Click on the image of the textbook. This will bring you to the text. You can navigate using the chapter/section list on the left, or go page-by-page using the arrows at the top of the text page.
3. Get reading!
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If you would understand anything, observe its beginning and its development.
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6 comments:
thanks ms. shea! this is super helpful
don't let those haters (on the other post comments) get you down - we know you work hard,and people just like to complain when you don't make it easy for them.
Can we use both sides of the 3x5 note card? Or just one? Because when I first saw the size of it, I thought...TINY!!!
don't you listen? she said over and over again taht you can use BOTH sides of the card.
it's just something to help you, you can't not study and pass the final with just your notecard, duh!
Arguing on the internet is like competing in the special olympics...Even if you win, you're still retarded.
Special Olympics ROFL what a noob...
Ms Shea
This is an actual real comment.
Thank you very much for the study guide. I didn't know what to study and you just saved me hours of studing something that is unimportant. You are cool!!!
I hope you do this for the next final.
To those who use the blog as a a place to argue,
please stop because it is getting annoying to read unimportant comments. please for the sake of my sanity, please STOP.
Thanks again for the study guide, Ms Shea and thanks to those who care about my sanity.
A Student Who Wants Some Pease On The Internet
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