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Miss_Winchester

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  1. Miss_Winchester commented on username's blog entry in physicsguy#1
    Wow - I've just learned so much about you! Kidding, but I'm glad you're setting such high goals for yourself! Low expectations can lead to high levels of satisfaction... so you're not entirely crazy about that. Get ready, the physics you learn in this course will undoubtedly blow your mind!!
  2. Wow, awesome first blog post!! I'm glad you're so excited to take this class, because we are so excited to have you! You and I should also talk more because I majored in biomedical engineering in college, so I would be happy to answer any of your questions regarding the field! Also, don't worry about not having a safety net - you're in great hands with Mr. Fullerton so he'll make sure to work with you to get the grade you deserve!
  3. YAY! You and I should talk more because I actually just finished my college degree in biomedical engineering... and needless to say, you've picked a great field!! Glad you've figured out the emoticons, good luck this year!
  4. Nice post! I wish you the best of luck this year!!
  5. Nice first blog post - and you've set some pretty great goals for yourself here! I will hold you to the amazing blog posts you've promised... and I wish you the best of luck this year!!
  6. Nice post, this is awesome!! Fun fact: the Dyson vacuum had to go through 5,127 prototypes before it was complete - that's a LONG time spent engineering!
  7. I've learned so much about you through this post! Just kidding - but glad to have you in Physics C, hope you have a great year!
  8. Wow, coding is going to help you immensely in your future - what a cool skill to have! So glad to have you in the class, good luck this year!!
  9. Wow, that's amazing that you're a student pilot in addition to taking AP-C! How on earth do you find the time?? (Time is relative... haha) I'm so glad you're taking Physics, and as a former engineering major in college, Fluid Dynamics was one of my favorite courses. If you have any questions, I will be happy to (try to) answer them! Good luck this year!
  10. Miss_Winchester commented on DRC21USAF's blog entry in Physics!
    Awesome first blog post! So excited to have you in AP Physics C. As a former engineering major in college, I can tell you with certainty that this class will serve you well in all your future endeavors! Good luck this year!
  11. Although I had to Google who Shabba Ranks was, I must say that I am already a fan of your work. Good to have you in the class!
  12. Sweet blog post. If you wouldn't mind spreading the love and also buying your two student teachers silver Porsches, we wouldn't complain
  13. You are wise beyond your years!! I agree, if you stick with it you will prevail! In the case that you need any extra help, do not hesitate to ask!
  14. Awesome first post!! As someone who just survived a college engineering program, I can tell you that learning physics (especially at the AP-C level) will help you immensely!! Good luck this year!
  15. Hi Isaac - I had to look up what KSP was, but that sounds SO COOL!!! You should tell me more about it in the future! I majored in biomedical engineering in college, so I'm here to help if you want any advice on how to best prepare for college-level engineering. Have a great start to the school year!

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