Day 21, 22, 23

Wow, I've been lazy.

Wednesday:
Today was the weekly WISE meething with our regular teachers. It wasn't insightful, fun, or interesting, but hey- it's required. I asked Ms. Gamba for a note to give to the school's I'm hoping to visit and survey. Incase I haven't written about this before, I wanted to survey children of different ages [4th, 7th, 9th and 12th graders.] I hope to have positive and significant results.

Thursday:
I checked another book out of the school library. This one is more insightful. It has more interesting facts and statistics about environmental science. I wanted to start with a lesson based on Air pollution because it is one of the most important things we need to live but Rumpolo suggested that I begin with Environmental science as a whole for the first real lesson. He makes a good point so I'll follow his suggestion. I read a couple sections of the book without realizing that pages passed so easily. I guess that means the book was interesting.

Friday:
I met with Rumpolo again today. I asked him for the environmental textbook that I used last year in AP Environmental Science so that i could use it as a reference. My old AP outlines should be helpful as well. I really wish i hadn't thrown out my AP prep book.

I also asked Rumpolo to be stricter with me as his "protege" -_-.
So, in response, I am to have my survey complete and done for his freshmen biology class by monday.

IT HAS BEEN A MONTH SINCE THIS PROJECT STARTED. Planning for a month sounds like a decent amount of time. Now it's time to get started.

Interesting fact: Traffic fumes decrease the reproductive success of sperm.