Sprint 2 Review Ticket | Arthur Pages

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Sprint 2 Review Ticket | Arthur Pages

Review Ticket for Sprint 2

https://dino596.github.io/arthur_2025/sprint2

[jm1021]

This is not something that you put much though into. How am I supposed to figure out if you did anything?

[SlothInTheHat]

Assignment	Weightage	Grade	Comments
College Board Coverage	20	20	Covered all of the required CB topics
Java Examples	30	28	Had good examples with short efficient code cells to get the point across
Popcorn Hack Usage	10	8	There were good hacks, but not many of them
Homework	10	10	Perfect quantity of homework that covered all the concepts and had different levels of difficulty
Grading Plan	10	9	Grading seemed fair
Original an Creative	10	9	Had an animation at the corner of the screen
Total	90	84	Overall a solid lesson that could have benifitted from a few more hacks

[7mwang]

Assignment	Weightage	Grade	Comments
College Board Coverage	20	18	Had good coverage of the college board material in a concise, understandable manner
Java Examples	30	27	Had some nice Java Examples, including code that provided easier visualizations for nested iteration
Popcorn Hack Usage	10	9	Good popcorn hacks, very to the point to help students practice the material that was taught, as well as being detailed enough to make sure they understand what they are doing.
Homework	10	10	I believe the homework assigned was excellent. Aside from the popcorn hacks, they included multiple choice, which valued explanation, which would help students learn the material, as being able to explain something requires understanding of the topic. They also gave homework problems that were unique, including a hack about finding palindromes, which used the string iteration concept they taught. They also included a fun spiral matrix hack, which would help students understand for loops in a more complex manner.
Grading Plan	10	9	Grading looks fair, listed average and median score, along with specifying inside the lesson how to get above .9, which included doing the challenge hack, and participating in the lesson by speaking
Original an Creative	10	9	Didn't have the best creativity, but was saved by the final example of iteration, which included a bouncing ball with setting sliders in the bottom right, which demonstrated iterations, although it was written in javascript
Total	90	82	I believe that the information presented with this team teach was done so in a concise and understandable way. The teachers made sure to include examples that would allow students to understand information through things like visualization of for loops. Format/content in homework was excellent. Loved it overall.

[SriS126]

hi arthur your team teach memory notebook is cool for all the units and how there is a paragraph and code alongside it.

[jm1021]

Pull request was updated after original problems. Team Teach was good, but nothing creative. Made hacks. He made a Python notebook of all units with paragraph and code. Team Teach challenges with 6 people.

[anikabhatnagar20]

I like the bonus hack you made, and though it was really creative as well.

[KaydenLe]

I glad that you made your homework for your team teach anti chat gpt. I also liked for your code you put both comments and code.

[Flying-Book]

I really like how you talked a lot about your team teach and team teach memories. I like how you added a piece of code with your unit reviews to help you vizualize.

[alishahussain]

I like how creative your bonus hack was, and your organization of your blog.

[Saaras859]

Blog - Has code paired with text, for review Memory - Showcases google doc to plan initially Relevancy - Two peer reviews, it was pretty boring and not unique is what reviewers said Beyond Perfunctory - Upgraded pull request and fixed it all up, talks about 4.3 string iteration

[tanav-kambhampati]

Hi Arthur,

I like the bonus hack that you did, and I'm glad you documented all that you learned

[avanthikadaita]

Great preentation. I liked how detailed and creative your blog page is.

[beijanm]

This was cool with the bonus hack and good organization.

[sharonkodali]

I like how you talked about the challenges of your team teach and your particular contributions.

[vibha-yganji]

Presentation was well thought out and comprehensively reviewed all individual contributions.

[miggysp]

I like your individual contributions team teach. Your blog was also very good looking. THIS was a team teach !! 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

[Dabear14]

Hi Arthur, I liked how you discussed your contributions to your team teach like the spiral matrix. Your python notebook with all the lesson material was also a really good idea.

[tanayshah1]

I really like your bonus hack that you made, it was a great way to learn more.

[7mwang]

I liked the spiral matrix hack and had a lot of fun writing an essay of comments on it. I also like how you were able to adapt to having a lot of people in your group, and split the work.

[spooketti]

Blog: Notebook that explains all 9 units Memory: I found your chatGPT spiral hack funny Relevancy: I liked your work and your two peer reviews Perfunctory: I liked your organization and your ability to split work

[AidanLau10]

I like how your notebook was very in depth and clear,y showed that you learn from the team teaches.