I am defintely lost

[Peanut]

I am trying to follow the week by week assignment but apparently I
lost track somewhere along the way. I started recieving forwards from
google group earlier today, which I didnt notice untill this evening
when I signed on to aol. After I located the google group discussion I
am noticing that there is an online assignment floating around that I
cant seem to wrap my mind around. Jessica's post says that the
assignment is in the packet distributed on the first night of class. I
cannot seem to locate that packet nor the details of the asiignment
inside the syllabus. It also appears that I might be too late to
engage in this assignment. Can someone please tell me what the
assignment is and if I am too late to complete it.

[Grisel Marquez]

It's never too late, ,just not enough time.

 

Best Regards,

Grisel

[suzette cross]

Hi,   Sorry for the late response.  I just saw this because I haven't been online since yesterday afternoon.  In case no one has responded to you - here goes.   Maybe you missed last Wednesday's class, but Jessica discussed that our first discussion assignment on Google Group would start last Friday, 03/05/09 and was due by 9pm.   On the first day of class, we were given the Dewey, Fraire,and a homework packet containing all the assignments for this course.  Please look among your handouts for same.  If you do find it then the third page has the instructions for the discussion which as stated above, started Friday but ends 03/16/10.    There are four prompts to attend to as an original reply and/or in response to someone else's post.  You are supposed to attend to all the prompts and reply to everyone (I think). In any case, let me know if you do find your homework packet.  The first page of it reads, "New York State Standards Assignment Parts 1 & 11.   Good luck.   Suzette   With regards tThere were quite a number of us who had problems posting, seeing posts, etc. and had to get creative in getting the work done.  --- On Sat, 3/6/10, Peanut <gco...@gmail.com> wrote: