Sprint 2

[SlothInTheHat]

Assignment	Points	Grade	Evidence
Pull Request (Integration)	2	1.8
Relevancy Checklist (Peer)	2
Lesson (Group)	1	0.92
Homework, Popcorn Hacks	1 x 8	4.55 (5 graded)	sheet
Individual Contribution	1	0.8
Personal Notebooks / Blogs	1	0.8	blogs
Total	12

Skill	Points	Grade	Evidence
Work Habits (Analytics)	1	0.8
Team Planning (Issue)	1		issue
Presentation Memories	1
Grading and Feedback	1
Beyond Perfunctory	1
Total	5

Assignment	Weightage	Grade	Comments
College Board Coverage	20	18	Covered all of the inheritance topics from college board
Java Examples	30	28	Used a consistent theme of shapes throughout the lesson to help people understand the topic
Popcorn Hack Usage	10	8	Had java hacks for each part but the problems could have been more creative
Homework	10	8	The homework was very difficult for some students and there was a little more than necessary.
Grading Plan	10	9	Solid grading plan with clearly defined point allocations and reductions
Original an Creative	10	7	Shapes theme was good and helped with understanding bout could have been more unique.
Total	90	78	Overall pretty solid lesson, however it might have been a bit difficult

[jm1021]

A start, but blog looks way out of date and I don't see how that will help you remember the nine lessons.

[dino596]

Assignment	Weightage	Grade	Comments
College Board Coverage	20	19	Covered all college board material
Java Examples	30	29	Good examples, very straight forward
Popcorn Hack Usage	10	9	Good placement of hacks, could have been more creative with hacks
Homework	10	10	Organized, straightforward, and beneficial
Grading Plan	10	9	Solid grading scale
Original an Creative	10	8	Original examples, lacking a bit of creativity
Total	90	84

[DrishyaMody]

• To help remember he talks about how he thinks in python and
• Made comparisons between Python and Java to ensure full understanding of syntax and purpose

[KinetekEnergy]

I like how you added comparisons between Python and Java since you're familiar with Python. I think it would be super useful later. The analogy is a bit traumatizing though (joke).

[Akhil353]

Your blog has information and is relatable as I also compared Java to Python. The lesson overview was also helpful to remember the theme.

[M8tth3]

I like how you made comparisons between and Python to help you better understand Java.

[nitinsandiego]

I liked how you compared Java syntax vs Python syntax, which helps you create better understanding of this new language.

[JoshThinh]

I think that comparing Python and Java understanding the different syntaxes was well-designed. I also like how you included presentation memory with the picture.

[iKAN2025]

Good job on putting takeaways here! Nice memory from our presentation

[Be1uga4life]

Liked the humor. I liked the python vs java mindset comparison, and the growth is noticeable.

[JasonGuan1012]

Overall, it is solid work and then the blog and the issue are very organized as well. The issue included images and good summaries which will be really helpful when reviewing the units.

[SrinivasNampalli]

Shown the great journey of teaching a difficult unit. Funny moments and indepth understanding of the code.

[AdityaSamavedam]

i like your comparison between python and java as it definitely help your organization is really good and you had great highlights for units

[LiliWuu]

I like your memories and images to show what you learned

[rahulverma13]

I liked python and java comparison and the humor included in the presentation.

[jm1021]

Blog - in association with Units and Teaching Memory - something to recall your individual presentation Relevancy - something impactful you learned Beyond Perfunctory - something that shows you want to learn

Teacher of Unit 9. Made comparison between Java and Python in blog. Made a Kahoot. ArrayLists and learning. Made program for game board.

[TDWolff]

he had a good balance of what he did to remember code and also made comparisons between python and java which shows how he as a learner changed throughout is learning experience during sprint 2. He went in-depth on how his unit and specifically his part maintained lightheartedness during his team teaching.

[aaguy-hue]

Making comparisons between Python and Java was a smart idea since you are more familiar with Python. I also liked your joke about Mr. Mortensen being the parent class and the students being the child classes. Having a Kahoot was smart.

[DavidL0914]

I like how you made comparisons between Python and Java - relating a new, unfamiliar language with something you're used to seems like a good idea and shows you put in effort. I like your reflection on comparing us to Mr. Mort as his children classes. Good job in making examples to help reflect your learning.

[Tanuj253]

interesting review as you went over your lesson and your experiences.

[tarasehdave]

I liked the recall of what you knew about coding in the past, including python, which demonstrates how much you've learned.

[trevorhuang1]

Good illustrations and good speech about relevancy. I like how you explained how the lesson on ArrayLists was able to connect your knowledge of Python and Java together.

[Th35py27]

Images are good, to help remember content info. Talked about initial struggles, and how you grew from it

[shuban-789]

Very funny and relatable. I like how you reflected on your Sprint experience in a constructive manner which had some optimisim but also sort of joked on the situation. It really showed your journey throughout this sprint. I think in Go :)