Seniors who have not yet placed an order for their grad pic (e.g. those who had their pictures taken at the second round of pictorials) may get their FIAT ORDER FORM from Ma'am Cheng's pigeonhole at the Bio unit.
**Ad Prog project due on Sunday, 12:10 A.M. (that is, early in the morning after Saturday)
Feb. 27 (Mon.):
Bio - Take-home quiz. Specs from the Bio site:
- Answers should be handwritten on one whole sheet of paper.
- Answer in bullet form or through diagrams with labels.
- Cite your sources.
English - Quiz on all the reading selections (including Gulliver's Travels)
8:00 - 9:00 - Physics (*notebooks will be collected)
9:05 - 10:05 - English
March 1 (Thurs.):
8:00 - 9:00 - Chem
9:05 - 10:05 - Fil
10:05 - 10:20 - break
10:25 - 11:25 - Econ
March 2 (Fri.):
8:00 - 9:00 - Math
9:05 - 10:05 - Bio (*EoQR, notebooks, and postcards from the future [front: picture of DNA tech; back: letter to Watson and Crick])
*The EoQR (1/2 crosswise) must contain:
1. Fave topic
2. Least fave topic
3. Misconceptions
4. Further questions
5. What will you remember most about Bio3?:)
Health - Video!
Fil - Peer evaluation sheet for the play
(Thanks, Joyce, for the Perio sched.)
Perio coverage:
Physics - Polarization, Relativity, reporting topics (Ultraviolet Catastrophe, Quantization of Energy, Photoelectric Effect, X-rays, Compton Scattering, de Broglie Waves, Wave Functions, Diffraction of Particles, Uncertainty Principle, Wave-Particle Duality), Radioactive Decay, Particle Physics
English - Les Miserables (the blue [unabridged] version, they say. Frankly, I think they cheated us.)
II. Multiple Choice (details) - 40pts
III. Identification (whose line?) - 20pts
IV. Essay - 20pts
Total - 100pts (+5 bonus questions)
Vocabulary words:
1. pernicious
2. magnanimity
3. insurrection
4. formidable
5. quagmire
6. marauder
7. stupor
8. convalescence
9. timorous
10. inexorable
11. repulsive
12. fathom
13. ignominy
14. votary
15. profound
16. enigma
17. denouement
18. veneration
19. providential
20. chaplain
Chem - All preliminary and confirmatory tests for cations and anions (*see Mike's cheat sheet in the comments!)
Fil - Whichever novel you chose
Econ - Money and Banking, International Trade, Specialization
Math - Antidifferentiation techniques, Definite Integrals, Properties of Definite Integrals, FTCs, Areas of Plane Regions
Bio - Point Mutations, Control of Gene Expression, Recombinant DNA Technology, reporting topics (Forensics, Human Genome Project, Medicine and Health, Agriculture and Food, Ecology and Evolution)
March 3 - 5 - CAT Camping (if you're going, which you most likely aren't)
March 5 (Mon.):
Health - Perio (Thanks, Maki)
March 6 (Tues.):
Ad Prog - Evaluation of other groups' projects
English:
1. Poem (free verse or any form; handwritten or typewritten; display it on a 1/8 illustration board), then choose a partner and analyze each other's poems (analysis on short bond paper, single-spaced, Times New Roman 12 or any other formal-looking font)
2. LT on the five selections we reported on (Parting; Break, Break, Break; Moments of Being; Pity Me Not; Mending Wall. Gulliver's Travels and The World Is Too Much With Us are not included).
March 7 (Wed.):
STR - Final paper.
PROPS: Here's a reminder regarding props:
GROUP 1: Jeorge, Raffy, Edmond, Benjo
Balikbayan boxes (6), plastic bags
You can now claim your graduation pictures at the Bio Unit:
Concepcion, Georemie Arriane;
Burdeos, Katrina;
Doromal, Radney;
Panis, Ria Mikhaella;
Ocon, Ima;
Tanchuling, Diego;
Peralta, Kean;
Datoc, Hillary;
Francisco, Alexis Joshua;
Peralta, Miguel;
Cardama, Carlo;
Baluyot, Renz;
Abucejo, Jane;
Tababa, Ronida;
Dizon, Edilberto;
Oliveros, Marionne;
Magno, Gian;
Santos, Justin;
Suarez, Mela;
Li, JP;
Espiritu, Dennis;
Rodriguez, David;
Cucueco, Carlos;
Karaan, Marco
Feb. 20 (Mon.):
Bio:
1. By group, answer the questions for the previous activity on DNA fingerprinting (Write your answers on the manila paper.):
- What are some other possible uses of this technology? What are some other benefits and problems associated with DNA fingerprinting?
- If a genetic disease were carried in your family, would you want to be tested for it? Would you want your unborn child tested for it?
- Who should be given access to information gained from DNA fingerprinting?
- There are many issues involved in this topic. What further information do you think you need in order to continue discussing these questions and to make informed decisions about this technology?
2. Quiz on medicine (credits to Jamie); next group (agriculture and food) reports.
Chem - Practical test.
Feb. 21 (Tues.):
Bio - LT (on mutations, control of gene expression, and recombinant DNA technology. No reporting topics yet.)
Econ - LT on International Trade (not sure, but I think money and banking is not included)
Math:
1. 4-Q12 (Last quiz).
2. 4-PS1 (Last problem set posted in the Yahoo group).
English:
1. Individual presentations continue with Radney, Marco, and Jeorge (and possibly Jaren, Anjelo, and Bianca).
2. Reporting on the reading selections continues.
Physics:
1. Complete the negative beta decay reactions and answer the questions on positive beta decay (you do want the
2. Start whatever you need to do for the debate (props, banner, research, cheer).
Feb. 22 (Wed.):
Physics:
1. Particle physics handout. Write the answers on both 1 whole IP (to be submitted) and on the handout itself (attach this to your notebook).
2. Quiz on radioactive decay and particle physics.
Feb. 23 (Thurs.):
Bio - Quiz on agriculture and food; last group (ecology and evolution) reports.
Fil - Play
English:
1. Continuation of individual presentations (Marco, Jaren, Anjelo, Bianca)
2. Continuation of reporting on the reading selections
Math - 4-LT2 (Last long test!)
Physics - LT2
Feb 24 (Fri.):
Econ - Deadline of the actual Pisay Econ Magazine.
Please comment if you have any additions or corrections. Thank you.
Charm. Those who have not paid:
1. Bries
2. Buensuceso
3. Costa
4. Doromal
5. Dumlao
6. Rex
7. Torculas
8. Baterna
9. Burdeos
10. Tresvalles
YOU HAVE TO PAY ON MONDAY. No payment, no invitation.
Methods of Payment:
1. Deposit
Please deposit your collection to the following PTA bank account:
Allied Banking Corp.
EDSA - ETON CYBERPOD CENTRIS branch
Current Account No. 003501-00869-5
Account Name: Gladys Aldiosa and/or Encarnita San Diego-Uy and/or Mylene Dy
Please email scanned copy of deposit slip so we can verify payment.
2. Check
Please make payable to Gladys Aldiosa (PTA Treasurer). Please email scanned copy of deposit slip so we can verify payment.
3. Cash (Editted)
You may give your payments to the following: (a) class presidents, who will turn it over to (b) your homeroom advisers, who will turn it over to (c) Maam Cheng. As much as possible, give it to your respective presidents. Presidents may turn it over directly to Maam Cheng.
****IMPORTANT****
If you would like to request for assistance (payment, transpo, clothing, hair and makeup), please write a note/letter of request and give it to your advisers BY MONDAY. If you can't find your adviser, give it to Maam Cheng or BC member. If you're a godchild, write a letter of request to your godparent and give it to Maam Jeng.
More than words is all one ever needed to show.
More than words to show you feel that love is real.
More than words is all you have to do to make it real.
'More Than Words' - a benefit concert for the legacy of Batch 2012
To 2012: In less than two months, we will leave each other and go our own separate ways. It is an opportunity to make more memories and to cherish the time that we have left. Make the most out of it. Spend your last Valentine's Day in Pisay, with your batch.
To everyone else: Please support our batch's endeavor. This concert is for our legacy, which will help future batches. You will surely feel the love.
Tag along a friend or a loved one. Have your date with us.
02.14.12 -- Save the date. (and your date)
~ There will be food concessionaires outside the auditorium. Please support them also.
** Tickets will be sold on Monday and on Tuesday. Several members of Batch 2012 will go around and will be offering tickets. You may also approach the Batch Council.
Please disseminate to everyone you know!!
Bio - Quiz on HGP. Next group reports.
STR - Final paper
Feb. 14 (Tues. but Fri. sched):
*Flag ceremony!
Fil - Novel report due 9:30.
Econ:
1. Mass recit + quickie
2. For those who got <11 on the first quickie, write on a 1/4 sheet of paper your score, recit points, and the grade equivalent (that is, 2.50 instead of 6) of your recit, and let your parents write "I am aware of the substandard score of my child in this requirement for the 4th quarter.", sign under this, and put the date beside their signature. Then attach your quickie to this 1/4 paper.
If you do this, you get +1 in the quickie. Otherwise, you get -1.
Math - VSA
English - Answer the worksheet on "The World Is Too Much With Us".
Physics - Bring a periodic table and research on the charm.
*As far as I know, we will have student teachers for Ad Prog, Econ, and English, so I'm not sure if we'll continue the English presentations.
Feb. 16 (Thurs.): (Thanks, Triangle)
Bio - Quiz on HGP and medicine; reporting continues after that.
Econ - Speed quickie.
English - Answer the worksheet on "The World Is Too Much With Us".
Math - (4-HW8; 1 whole IP) TCWAG #s 5 and 19 on p. 343 and #s 25, 39, and 45 on p. 352.
Feb. 17 (Fri.):
Chem - LT. Here again are the links to the powerpoints on cations and anions. Make your cheat sheets.
Econ:
1. Articles for the Pisay Econ Magazine.
2. Speed quickie!
English - The individual presentations continue with Radney, Jia, Marco, Mike, and Jeorge.
Physics - Research on the charm, the electron, and the gluon. Write it in your notebook.
Please comment if you have any additions or corrections. Thank you.
Please give to your respective class presidents.
Class presidents, the parents will be collecting from you during dismissal.
Thank you!
The Valentine's Day Concert will no longer be a dinner. Thus, the ticket prices have been adjusted to PhP 100.00/head. Snacks and other paraphernalia will not be included in the ticket payment, but will be sold outside the venue.
The venue will still be at the 4F Auditorium and it will be held from 6 pm to 8 pm.
Students are encouraged to participate in this activity. :D
STR - Oral defense continuation
*Callables!
Health - study period (10:20 - 11:10)
Econ - probably 12:50 - 1:40 (?)
English - what time is this?
Also, would someone kindly refresh my mind? I forgot what we have to do for the individual presentations.
1st meeting: Radney, Jia, Lizzie
2nd meeting: Karaan, Baysauli, Chua
3rd meeting: Rex, Costa, Diokno
There will also be reporting on the reading selections.
Feb. 7 (Tues.):
Math - (4-HW6):
1. Draw a figure of the region bounded by y = cos x, the x-axis, x = -pi/2, and x = 3pi/2.
2. Show that the area of a horizontal ellipse centered at the origin with semi-major and semi-minor axes of lengths a and b, respectively, is pi*a*b.
Physics:
1. Quiz--conceptual and problem solving--on the first seven reports (UV Catastrophe, Quantization of Energy, Photoelectric Effect, X-rays, Compton Scattering, de Broglie Waves, Wave Functions). Closed notes this time.
2. Even more reporting.
3. Return LT1 with parent's signature.
Math - (4-HW7) Answer #s 13, 18, 31, and 40 on p.340 of TCWAG 6th ed. Also read on the Mean-Value Theorem for Integrals and the Fundamental Theorems of Calculus (Ch. 5.7 - 5.8 of TCWAG)
Physics - Quiz again on all of the topics (not sure about this; it may be only from wave functions to wave-particle duality). Closed notes this time. Really.
Feb. 9 (Thurs.):
Physics - LT on all the reporting topics. Notebooks will not be collected.
Feb. 13 (Mon.):
STR - Final paper (Thanks, Maki)
*Friday sched
1. You may claim your result from the following universities at the Guidance Center: