Today in Human Geo we talked about how back then the teachers were allowed to hit the students if they were to misbehave or act out in class. Most parents back then were even in agree of this if their child was to act out. Then we talked about how nowadays teachers aren't allowed to hit or smack any students or the teacher could get fired or if parents decide to press chargers of something. Next, we then talked about A Message to Garcia and wrote some more notes about the passage that we didn't get or have. After, we talked about writing and taking notes and how that we should learn that we shouldn't write word for word when given notes, that you should shorten it so that you don't miss any of the other notes. Lastly, for the remainder of class we had like 12 minutes left and we are talking more about the shorthand symbols and blogging about what did today.

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