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| Guide to the (Required) Reading Assignments (RA's) in Mr. Hatfield's Classes ! | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Or, An RA a day keeps the bad grades away ! These may be the most important pages on my web sites at Bullard. Students want to know how to do well in my courses but often are confused by the expression "RA's for extra credit" . . . . . . . What does this mean ? Click HERE before you read another word below ! |
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| There are essentially four, count 'em, four choices students can make as to how to handle the "extra credit" RA's. Read about those choices HERE. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Here's a practical example from a real science text, a question followed by possible responses that illustrate the right way to approach the RA. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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