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Author Archives: Wayne Cook
Start Walking
Have you ever woken up and feel overwhelmed by all there is to do that day? I have. For me to accomplish something, and to do it well. I have to choose one task to complete and do it well. … Continue reading
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Letters from the Past
Introduction Have you ever come across a box of letters saved by your parents? I just did. I am not sure what to do with these letters. Do you have suggestions. This is only the start of what I need … Continue reading
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Give up Something Good for Something Better
We each have a given number of years on earth. It is hard to know how many that will be. There are many choices we have in how to spend our time. There are many good choices, but what are … Continue reading
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Jumps and Calls are not the Same
I have programmed with several languages. This semester, I am teaching students x86 assembler. The 8086 was the start of the x86 family for Intel. The University of Virgia has a great introduction to x86 codding. Introduction For all programs, … Continue reading
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Change “Why Me” to “What Now”
Sometimes we face really tough times. Those times come with life. The worst are often when we learn the most. I know I often do not enjoy those times, but they have opened up interesting opportunities for me. When hard … Continue reading
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Strive for Understanding Principals and Concepts
When learning something new, always strive to understand the why behind the basic principles and concepts. Too often I see students cram for a test only to forget everything after the test is completed. If you strive for understanding the … Continue reading
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Be Your Best
“Be your best self, everyone else is taken.” There is only one you in the world. Find your strengths, and build on them. Continue reading
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Mondays are Beautiful
Mondays give you the opportunity to start something new Continue reading
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Tagged C++, Calculus, Comfort, Comfort Zone, Disaster Zone, Growth, Growth Zone, Java, Learn something new
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To Teach Well, Learn from Students
In education, learning is important for all involved. To teach well, I need to learn from my students. This is just as important as my students learning from me. Continue reading
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Tagged Inheritance, Java, Learning, Students, Teachers, Teaching
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Teaching the Use of the Metric System (TUMS)
I taught Physics at George Washington High School on Guam. I gave the students the choice of either using the Imperial System (what we use in the United States) and the Metric System, which is used in the rest of … Continue reading
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Tagged distance, Imperial System, liquid volume, mass, Metric System, United States, US Metric Association
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