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Author Archives: Wayne Cook
Teach for Subject Mastery
Too often courses are taught in a way to have students go for the grade instead of mastering a particular subject. The more modern goal is to have the students master aspects of a particular subject before building on that mastery to understand further aspects of the chosen subject. Continue reading
Posted in Bloom's Taxonomy, Communication, Mastery, Teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged Learn, Mastery, Students, Subject Mastery, Teacherrs, Teaching
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Things Break, People Matter
People are far more important in our lives than things. It may take some of us a while to realize that, but the sooner we understand the importance of other people in our lives the better our lives will be. Continue reading
Posted in Attitude, Becoming, Growth, Health and Wellness, Self-Worth, Service
Tagged children, organizations, People, things
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Good Leaders Guide, Bad Managers Dictate
A good leader always knows the people on their team and each member’s strength and weaknesses. Good leaders learn what they can delegate to each individual and know the task will be completed well. Continue reading
Posted in Leader, Leadership, Manager, Team Member
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The Holy Ghost
With the Holy Ghost we can look forward with hope knowing that there are solutions to any problem. Continue reading
Using Arrays in Java
This article tells users the fundamental uses of Java Arrays. Java, or any other programming language, has similar definitions on how to use arrays. An array is a grouping of the same types of variables into an indexable structure. A … Continue reading
Service or Work
Is it better to consider what you are doing as service or work? Continue reading
Guam Vocational Technical High School Philosophy
The 1975 developed philosophy for Guam Voacational Technical High Scho Continue reading
Posted in Technical
Tagged Guam, High School, Technical, Vocational
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Final Project Guidelines for Computer Programming Classes
Each of my Computer Science classes require a final project of complexity commensurate with what is learned in the class. The computer language used is the language studied during the semester. Currently, that is either Java or C++. This document … Continue reading
Posted in C++, Final Project, GitHub, Java, UML
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What are you Hearing that has not Been Said?
Inspiration comes in many forms. It is a gift that everyone alive can access. There are many names that inspiration has been given, including enlightment, insight, revelation. Each word has slightly different meanings, but we will call it inspiration for this article. Continue reading
Posted in Attitude, Becoming, Do, Inspiration
Tagged inspiration, know, school
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Interviewing
Knowing how to interview for a computer programming/design position is almost as important as the learning how to program. Over the years, I have had friends who were excellent programmers, including the design process, who lost out to people who … Continue reading
Posted in C++, Code Reviews, Computers, Java, Software, Uncategorized
Tagged computer languages, I Am, interviewing, JavaScript, Oracle JET, software, software engineering, TypeScript
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