Friday, December 9, 2016
Deadlines in Photojournalism
1. What is the origins of the word deadline?
"time limit," 1920, American English newspaper jargon, from dead (adj.) + line . Perhaps influenced by earlier use (1864) to mean the "do-not-cross" line in Civil War prisons, which figured in the Wirz trial.
2. What impact will missing today's deadline have on you?
It will not be accepted or graded
3. Have you had issues meeting deadlines in other classes? If so, what consequences did you
have for missing those deadlines?
Yes, the consequences were a late grade ( such as a 70 ).
4. Do you find yourself missing deadlines on a regular basis? If so, what do you think causes you to miss deadlines?
Yes, the cause of it is more homework stacking on top of it.
5. What specifically kept you from meeting today's photo deadline?
Other work i havent finished.
6. What do you plan to do to complete this task as quickly as possible so you can earn as much credit as you can?
Be very productive and get my work done
1. Which of those eight suggestions do you think might help you be more efficient?
The to-do list.
2. Which of the suggestions is the toughest for you to complete? Why?
Get a good night's sleep, because i stay up doing work.
3. Are you a morning or night person?
Night.
3A. What are some of the problems you might run into because you are more productive at certain times of the day?
Fatigue.
4. How can you create a dedicated study time for yourself?
A productive place where no one can interrupt me
5. What are three direct things could you do to eliminate distractions?
Quiet environment, Full stomach, integrity to work.
1. Are there any correlations to taking control of your homework and time management?
Yes.
2. What is your ideal study setting and mood?
A quiet environment and very relaxed.
3. What are your biggest distractions when it comes to studying?
Loud noises and random thoughts
4. What three things could you do to help with those distractions?
1.) A quiet environment.
2.) Being wide awake.
3.) Full stomach.
"time limit," 1920, American English newspaper jargon, from dead (adj.) + line . Perhaps influenced by earlier use (1864) to mean the "do-not-cross" line in Civil War prisons, which figured in the Wirz trial.
2. What impact will missing today's deadline have on you?
It will not be accepted or graded
3. Have you had issues meeting deadlines in other classes? If so, what consequences did you
have for missing those deadlines?
Yes, the consequences were a late grade ( such as a 70 ).
4. Do you find yourself missing deadlines on a regular basis? If so, what do you think causes you to miss deadlines?
Yes, the cause of it is more homework stacking on top of it.
5. What specifically kept you from meeting today's photo deadline?
Other work i havent finished.
6. What do you plan to do to complete this task as quickly as possible so you can earn as much credit as you can?
Be very productive and get my work done
1. Which of those eight suggestions do you think might help you be more efficient?
The to-do list.
2. Which of the suggestions is the toughest for you to complete? Why?
Get a good night's sleep, because i stay up doing work.
3. Are you a morning or night person?
Night.
3A. What are some of the problems you might run into because you are more productive at certain times of the day?
Fatigue.
4. How can you create a dedicated study time for yourself?
A productive place where no one can interrupt me
5. What are three direct things could you do to eliminate distractions?
Quiet environment, Full stomach, integrity to work.
1. Are there any correlations to taking control of your homework and time management?
Yes.
2. What is your ideal study setting and mood?
A quiet environment and very relaxed.
3. What are your biggest distractions when it comes to studying?
Loud noises and random thoughts
4. What three things could you do to help with those distractions?
1.) A quiet environment.
2.) Being wide awake.
3.) Full stomach.
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