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fandomhigh2005-09-10 12:48 am
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Tech Systems: Friday.
[OOC: Geh. I've been busy for the past whenever. Sorry guys.
note: both classes are identical in content, and differ only in time.]
*Question is muttering and scribbling out class notes on a whiteboard as the students filter in. The notes are mostly on the parts of a computer and what they mean. Stuff like that.
When they all finally get in and sit down, Question turns around, and begins to speak. He is slightly frazzled and looks like he hasn't slept for the few days he's been here. Teaching: Harder than being a vigilante.*
Right. Yesterday and the day before, we went over the basics of the rules, set up who sat where, and I told you what not to do. Any questions on that?
Now, I ask you: Who has NOT used a computer? You who have not, let me know, I'll help you. Have packets and everything.
The rest of you, how many of you know what the basic categories of parts of a computer are? Know binary?
No? Good. will be first thing that you learn today. Read this, and be amazed. Will also teach how to count on your hands. Very interesting. Count like that all the time now.
Homework? I have a sheet for converting from and to Binary. Finish it in class, and get to turn it in. Don't, and it will be the first homework you have.
Another Question: Why binary? Why use that system over another? There is more than one good answer.
Geh. When there is only twenty minutes left, we change gears and go to a different sort of tech system. The system of... The Closet. *ominous light flicker*
note: both classes are identical in content, and differ only in time.]
*Question is muttering and scribbling out class notes on a whiteboard as the students filter in. The notes are mostly on the parts of a computer and what they mean. Stuff like that.
When they all finally get in and sit down, Question turns around, and begins to speak. He is slightly frazzled and looks like he hasn't slept for the few days he's been here. Teaching: Harder than being a vigilante.*
Right. Yesterday and the day before, we went over the basics of the rules, set up who sat where, and I told you what not to do. Any questions on that?
Now, I ask you: Who has NOT used a computer? You who have not, let me know, I'll help you. Have packets and everything.
The rest of you, how many of you know what the basic categories of parts of a computer are? Know binary?
No? Good. will be first thing that you learn today. Read this, and be amazed. Will also teach how to count on your hands. Very interesting. Count like that all the time now.
Homework? I have a sheet for converting from and to Binary. Finish it in class, and get to turn it in. Don't, and it will be the first homework you have.
Another Question: Why binary? Why use that system over another? There is more than one good answer.
Geh. When there is only twenty minutes left, we change gears and go to a different sort of tech system. The system of... The Closet. *ominous light flicker*
no subject
*shrugs as he slumps down in his chair and starts filling it out*