Re: North California 2013
Posted: March 15th, 2013, 5:39 pm
Sorry to double-post, but will anyone be at the next Stanford Splash? It's the weekend of the state tournament, so you'll be missing out on Saturday's classes if you're competing there, but I'll be teaching two sessions of the same class on Sunday. 
<obligatory plug>My class is about the Tudor era of late medieval England (specifically, King Henry VIII and his six wives), which sounds boring but isn't, and it was super popular in the fall. It's open to 8th through 10th graders, though that's extremely flexible - if you want to take it and aren't within that range, I can expand it because I do what I want.</obligatory plug>
In case you're interested, the website is http://stanfordesp.org/ and this is the course catalog (my class is called Divorced, Beheaded, Died). Hopefully I'll see some of you at both state and Splash!
EDIT: Psst... I also know at least one of the teachers of Sleep and Dreams, Stage Clear!, Learn to Play Bridge!, Demystifying the College Application, Building iPhone Apps, Java for the Absolute Beginner, and Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, and they're all pretty cool.
<obligatory plug>My class is about the Tudor era of late medieval England (specifically, King Henry VIII and his six wives), which sounds boring but isn't, and it was super popular in the fall. It's open to 8th through 10th graders, though that's extremely flexible - if you want to take it and aren't within that range, I can expand it because I do what I want.</obligatory plug>
In case you're interested, the website is http://stanfordesp.org/ and this is the course catalog (my class is called Divorced, Beheaded, Died). Hopefully I'll see some of you at both state and Splash!
EDIT: Psst... I also know at least one of the teachers of Sleep and Dreams, Stage Clear!, Learn to Play Bridge!, Demystifying the College Application, Building iPhone Apps, Java for the Absolute Beginner, and Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, and they're all pretty cool.