Kayleb+weekly+journal

= = =//__Kayleb's Senior Project Journal__//= Kayleb's Home Page

//__Please answer these three questions each time you make a journal entry.__//

1.How well are things going with your Senior Project?
 * Falling behind schedule
 * Having some trouble with certain pieces
 * Making Great Progress
 * Moving Along Fine
 * Stuck and need help

2.What do you need help with

3.Journal below about the progress you are making on any aspect of your Senior Project: lessons learned, information obtained, contacts with mentors or advisors, etc..

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Feb 8, 2010 Kayleb, glad to see you are getting some things on your website! You still need to add your letter of intent (you will need that for your mentor and the judges need to access it for the presentation/portfolio as well). Once you've got the letter of intent on the site, we'll consider you caught up with the wiki, except the weekly journals and reflection questions after your advisor conference (since the time log is ongoing during the project phase you are in now). When you journal, be sure to add the date to the top of your journal entry. The time log is a record of what you're doing as far as time on project, so as you start meeting with an advisor or mentor, log that time toward your project. This week is a formal meet with your advisor week, so when you sit down with Mr. Highstreet pick his brain for some mentor ideas if that is still something you're struggling to find. He's got lots of connections and I'm sure can give you some names if you ask. Sounds like you have some idea of the tying process from what you've been reading and practicing, and maybe now would be a good time to start working with someone else on this! Let me know if I can help with anything. Mrs. Melin

Week of Feb 5th 1. Falling behind schedule 2. I needed help learning how to use this new program but tanner helped me so we are all go. 3. I have been practicing tying flies at home and I have been talking to Mr. Highstreet about different types of flies that are easy ones to start off with.