Adding
plus , greater than, larger, add, and increase
Subtracting
subtract, minus, negative, decrease, less than, reduce, diminish
Multiplying
times, multiply
Dividing
goes into, divided, a certain number of parts
Equals
resulting, equal, equal to, is, gives you, makes
AND FINALLY
Algebra words
N+6 - many answers
N+6 = 12 equation 1 possible answer
N+6 says a number plus 6 and
N+6 = 12 says what number plus 12 equals six
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o0o0o0o wow :) I'm first to comment. Well nice scribe, good use of colour. But I think you need more things under Adding Subtracting and etc. Well thats only in my opinion. You don't have too. But I think it would be much better. Anyways keep up the good work.
December 2, 2008 at 6:34 PM
Hi Braden, good job!
Now for your mistakes! :D
You forgot the title and the tags, but I do like your use of color which makes the important words pop out more. The beginning and middle of your scribe was awesome, but the ending got a little bit confusing.
Even though I was in the class and knew what you really meant, I think someone who missed a day might get a bit confused. You also made a mistake in this sentence, "N+6 = 12 says what number plus 12 equals six.", you switched the 12 with the 6. It should be, "N+6 = 12 says what number plus 6 equals 12".
Well, that's all the mistakes I found.
Overall, nice scribe! :)
December 2, 2008 at 6:46 PM
Nice scribe Braden! Lots of colorful words! It pretty much explains everything we did in class today. You can maybe add our homework to your scribe, the pink booklet, questions A. and B. and maybe how to solve it. That's all that I think you can add to the scribe, besides that, it's great.
December 2, 2008 at 8:00 PM
Good job Braden! I really liked your use of colour! Just some stuff to fix. For starters you forgot the labels and a title. For the labels you'll want to put Braden817, algebra, scribepost and for the title something along the lines of "Algebra Scribe Post for December 2". For the n+6 questions you might want to put an arrow or something to show that the sentence is separate from the equation/expression (you might want to write that too). Also you might want to mention the paper considering the fact that it was what we did for the whole class. I also suggest that you take a picture (with a camera) of your paper because it would help people who were away today. That's all the errors that I saw in your scribe so good job once more!
December 2, 2008 at 8:06 PM
And also (another thing to add) you might want to say something about the homework (the pink booklet).
December 2, 2008 at 8:07 PM
Good Scribe. I really liked how the important words you typed were coloured. I also liked how you wrote down what we were supposed to do in the new piece of paper.
It would really help though, if you added a title. Or if you included what we did for homework and so examples would help to. Also I think you forgot your tags.
Over all, Great Scribe. ☺
December 2, 2008 at 9:16 PM
One more thing Braden. The "adding" colour is extremely bright! It burns my eyes! Change it please...or...don't...and let my eyes burn...your choice.
December 2, 2008 at 9:33 PM
Good JOB! I like your use of color.
You just need to fix your scribe.
You forgot the title and tags which is very important in making a scribe and to get a higher mark from Harbeck.
You have to put more things and explain what we did in class.
YOu also have to put more pictures.
I like the fact that you put colors for important words.
You should also put videos. Oh, I forgot you laso made a few mistakes. You should put what's for homework so that people that missed class today.
GOOD JOB!
-Kayue:]
December 3, 2008 at 10:17 AM
Hello , best friend. LOL .. Well Good job. Nice use of colors. I guess. You forgot your title, and tags. You kind of need that. Well Still Good job. It was kind of short you need more like under subtraction. You need more to your scribe, like add more words or something. THERES TONS! You should of put homework for today or yesterday, for people that werent here, and you should of answered some questions. Maybe add a video? Well good job anyways, I like your use of colors still.
- Ninjalex. ninjas .. x)
December 3, 2008 at 10:36 AM
oh yes xD good jobbb :D i like your use of colors. You could've like put one of the questions up with the answers or maybe a video. Its not hard to make one either if you cant find one :D 10-20 mins of work and you got a good video. I might actually make a video for one of my next scribes. Haha but anyways good job. ( I don't know how to change color text lols) so yea good job on that. I knew what your scribe meant because i was in class today but if i were looking at it i might not of understood so maybe next time put more examples. But good job :D -thumbs up-
December 3, 2008 at 10:37 AM
Good job Braden! I found some mistakes, but you could probably see that at the other comments, but I think you could have put more words under the operations. I liked your use of colour. You forgot tags and the title, you could have added videos and websites, but that is only in my opinion. I think people would understand it better. You could have added our homework on the scribe. Well, keep up the good work!
December 3, 2008 at 5:09 PM
Good job Braden! nice use of colour.
I liked how you made the important words BIG anyway keep up the good work! :)
December 3, 2008 at 5:29 PM
You need a title !
December 3, 2008 at 8:16 PM
AND! You could've explained things a little more clearly! That would be very helpful. Your use of colour was wisely used, so that is good.
December 3, 2008 at 8:18 PM
Hello Braden Benson! All I can say is ,"WOOOW!" I liked how you explained everything so clearly. I also liked how you used your colors very wisely. I could see everything clearly. You could have explained and gave more examples for adding and subtracting. But, other than that, keep up the good work! =)
December 4, 2008 at 8:29 AM
Hi Braden.
wow, good scribe !
I liked how you made the important words colourful, and also how you made the important words big as well..
um um, I think that's about it.. good job again! (:
December 4, 2008 at 10:41 PM