Do you think that 3 projects in 3 weeks is obsured if it is assigned in the same class (world history)?
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I'm sorry... do you mean absurd? Without knowing any details about the projects, your age, the objectives, etc. it is impossible to tell you whether or not it is unrealistic for him to give you these assignments. Based on the things I've seen my son do throughout school (he's in 11th grade now), I would have to say no, it's not absurd. What's absurd, from my observations, is how easy his assignments are.\n\nProvide details about the projects so that we can more objectively evaluate your situation.
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I don't know about all school districts, but I've had World History classes.  European History was optional, and I never took it.
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Sure, it just depends on how organized you are.  I don't reccommend taking 4 at once though, I would take them one at a time.  That way, if life does throw something at you and you can't finish the course, you're only doing that with one course, and not 4.
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Busy\nVery busy I have three assignmets due in this week.
665661
In most cases transferring to a different school is possible...some of the coarse work may be different or may not transfer and you will have to take it again.
907390
is this some test in your history class? not everyone has the same tests as you
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Depending on how many other classes u will be taking, and how challenging they are, I would try to take them together.  If you have other challenging classes I would hold off to take the other later.  I took 18 credits at a time in order to graduate and took 2 math classes at one time and it worked out great, but planned it so I took my easier classes that semester too.\nGOODLUCK!
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School is work, but extra credit it the way to raise without putting in much. See if your teacher has any avable, then do it all in one blast. If it making poster do 6 in one night (That is what I spent last Wensday doing) It will take some time, but it gives you room to slack off. Even though i suggest putting in an effort.
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No.  A lot of the good information is given on the last day, sometimes even hints on questions.  If you attend the class it'll be more benefitial than anything.
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The workload is similar, but it make or may not be effective for you it kind of depends on what way you learn best.  I have had classes both ways and found I learned more from the ones where I had to go to class.
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No, since the size of the class is the product of the size of each group times the number of groups.
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Yes is worth your time, I took a few clases in summer and I like it. Things are a little faster thought, but if you only take one or two clases you could do it.
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General rule of thumb is 3 hours for every 1 hour you spend in class, so if you spend 3 hours on a subject in class, you would spend 9 hours studying.  \n\nHowever, some classes require more, some require little to no work outside of class.
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probably, but it will be A LOT of work. did you fail miserably or just miss it? if you failed like all of your classes then it will be hard to get back in...
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no. A has a student that takes 9 hours, B has a student that takes 9 hours. and 16 students took exactly 9 hours
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I think the prof is trying to keep you from monopolizing class time.  Did it ever occur to you that the other students in the class aren't interested in watching videos and reading articles that you select?  If you really want to promote your ideas, write a big note on the chalk board saying that you'd like to organize a class discussion group where people can discuss the issues further.  Then, if the discussion group is interested, they can watch the videos and read the articles that you think are important (and you have to reciprocate).  Your prof might even decide to come along.  However, I'm sure your prof and the other students would prefer to use class time to address the issues that will appear on the final exam and that the course was designed to teach.
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Speaking as both a professor and a former student - unless you have some kind of deadline in which you're required to graduate w/in a certain time frame, DON'T overdo it! IF you're taking 8 courses (assuming they're 3 hrs), that's 24 hours, and WAY over a full-time load. If you're also going to work, you will be lucky to just pass those courses. Spread it out over at least 2 semesters, and work part time if you have to. One more semester won't kill you, but trying to cram in 24 hours plus work just might!