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Hi! My name is Erica Inmacolato. Im from Fairfax, Virginia. I lived in Venezuela until I was 3 so yes I do speak spanish. I plan to major in civil (yeah thats right NOT BME)and possibly minor in dance. I love to dance!! It has been my hobby, sport, activity, whatever you wish to call it since I arrived in the US (age 3). I have dont both studio and dance team so I have done a little bit of everything. | Hi! My name is Erica Inmacolato. Im from Fairfax, Virginia. I lived in Venezuela until I was 3 so yes I do speak spanish. I plan to major in civil (yeah thats right NOT BME)and possibly minor in dance. I love to dance!! It has been my hobby, sport, activity, whatever you wish to call it since I arrived in the US (age 3). I have dont both studio and dance team so I have done a little bit of everything. | ||
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| + | == Pronunciation == | ||
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| + | So Erica isnt too hard.''' Air'''-rick-ka | ||
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| + | Inmacolato is a little tricky... In-ma-co-'''la'''-toe | ||
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| + | == Demonstrations == | ||
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| + | My favorite demo was the 3-D Surface Plots. I really liked it because it relates to other courses I am taking. It is a visual way for my me to really see what I'm doing in my math class. I think interdisiplinary studies are the most useful and therefore rewarding. I also liked it because it was easy to play around with. It was easy to change the tred lines and orientation. I really enjoy interactive models because they help me learn better. | ||
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| + | == External Link == | ||
[http://www.nae.edu/Publications/TheBridge/Archives/16145/16150.aspx Putting the "E" in STEM Education],Charles M. Vest, National Academy of Engineering, updated 3 September 2010,accessed 16 September 2010 (Grand Challenge) | [http://www.nae.edu/Publications/TheBridge/Archives/16145/16150.aspx Putting the "E" in STEM Education],Charles M. Vest, National Academy of Engineering, updated 3 September 2010,accessed 16 September 2010 (Grand Challenge) | ||
Latest revision as of 19:47, 17 September 2010
Hi! My name is Erica Inmacolato. Im from Fairfax, Virginia. I lived in Venezuela until I was 3 so yes I do speak spanish. I plan to major in civil (yeah thats right NOT BME)and possibly minor in dance. I love to dance!! It has been my hobby, sport, activity, whatever you wish to call it since I arrived in the US (age 3). I have dont both studio and dance team so I have done a little bit of everything.
Pronunciation
So Erica isnt too hard. Air-rick-ka
Inmacolato is a little tricky... In-ma-co-la-toe
Demonstrations
My favorite demo was the 3-D Surface Plots. I really liked it because it relates to other courses I am taking. It is a visual way for my me to really see what I'm doing in my math class. I think interdisiplinary studies are the most useful and therefore rewarding. I also liked it because it was easy to play around with. It was easy to change the tred lines and orientation. I really enjoy interactive models because they help me learn better.
External Link
Putting the "E" in STEM Education,Charles M. Vest, National Academy of Engineering, updated 3 September 2010,accessed 16 September 2010 (Grand Challenge)
