Wednesday, December 11, 2013

12/11/13 Wednesday....No Hump day reference here

Quotable

Oops!!!   All Berries!!!

No!

that's not right!

Of well....out of time



SEMII
Finish up Survey Assignment

How to Analyze Survey Results

How to draw conclusions from Survey Results

How to show the results of the survey

How to write a data analysis

How to determine sample size in an experiment

types of sampling methods - Penn State

More sampling madness






Money Money Money Money.....Superbowl time

You are to elect one member of the class to collect allof the survey questions.  Remember, I said make a copy for your selves.  If I do not have them in the first 2 minutes of class, I do not want them and it goes down as a zero.

Great!  Now cobble together all of the qusstions into a big list.
Begin a dialogue as to the length, question order, and type of response you wish from each.
Yes, I expect you to do it all....best you look at examples from the web.

Good luck!

1st Block - Sports attendance survey
3rd block sports attendance survey


 
3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing
Chap 16 fun fun fun
Quizlet!!!!   Chap 16

   
Chap 1 Study Guide
Chap 2 Study Guide
Chap 3
Chap 19
Chap 5
Chap 6
Chap 7

Monday, December 9, 2013

12/10/13 - Tuesday...is there anything better?

QuotableThe Myth of the American Dream


SEMII
Money Money Money Money.....Superbowl time

You are to elect one member of the class to collect allof the survey questions.  Remember, I said make a copy for your selves.  If I do not have them in the first 2 minutes of class, I do not want them and it goes down as a zero.

Great!  Now cobble together all of the qusstions into a big list.
Begin a dialogue as to the length, question order, and type of response you wish from each.
Yes, I expect you to do it all....best you look at examples from the web.

Good luck!

1st Block - Sports attendance survey
3rd block sports attendance survey


 
3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing
Chap 16 fun fun fun
 10 Best Ads of 2013
Grocery Chain - Amazon-like recommnedations
PSA - Societal Marketing???? - all about phones
Survey!?!?!?
The real question is "why?"  Tell me that and you then understand the what
How do you reach the target market?  Silly, you go to their watering hole
Kevin Bacon...need I say more?
Netflix...it is all about family

   
Chap 1 Study Guide
Chap 2 Study Guide
Chap 3
Chap 19
Chap 5
Chap 6
Chap 7

12/9/2013 Do ya wanna take a survey?

Quotable


In search of the obvious answer

The obvious answer to your problem isn't obvious yet, but once someone finds it, it will be.

That's the way obvious answers work. They're not obvious because they're easy to find, they're obvious because, in fact, there's an answer.

Most problems don't have obvious answers, which is why you should demote them from the list of things worth obsessing over. Gravity, for example, is a problem with no obvious answer. You're never going to be able to fly like Superman, and the sooner you let that one go, the quicker you'll be able to work on something productive.



SEMII
 5.04 Continue to finish today

Bad Surveys
#1
#2
Go to google and ask the wise and mighty (google itself) for examples of bad questionnaires/surveys

random thought article

 
3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing
Chap 16 fun fun fun
  
Chap 1 Study Guide
Chap 2 Study Guide
Chap 3
Chap 19
Chap 5
Chap 6
Chap 7

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

12/4/2013 - DECA MCEC (Districts) and what it means to you

Quotable

Attention, Attention:
Ladies and Gentlemen, remember I am not here today.  If you remember back to the last time I had to escape from class, there is an implicit contract, a mutual agreement that we have....that is, you and myself.  Do well, there is reward.  Do poorly, well, heck hath no fury as a Murphy scorned. 


SEMII
Read Quotable and understand your grade is in your hand...then read below.

SEMII students...rather easy.
  • Not yet done....so we have been going over the facets of research....you will begin to understand this further by crafting a questionnaire on your own.  With 5.04 and the internet as a guide, you will construct an original questionnaire.  I would begin by opening 5.04 and opening a new window and searching for  "How to construct a questionnaire."  Wikihow has a nice one...with pictures.
    • You will be graded on the following:
      • 1/ must be done on your Google drive (drive.google.com and sign in....you should have an account, we have played here before)
      • 2/ on left, create and "Form"
      • 3/ Must have a title in the format...."First + Last name/subject of questionnaire" [2 points]
      • 4/ No max number of questions, but a min of 5 [1 points]
      • 5/ Questions must theme, progress through your theme from general to more specific, be different, and be appropriate for me to read [4 points]
      • 6/ in the upper right hand corner the button says share.  Make sure you leave permissions as private, but invite me to take your questionnaire....murphyk2@gcsnc.com [3 points]
      • This will count as a HW and a small test grade....please remember....any subject you so choose.
  • Should you finish this assignment after the video, on the rectangle table are Obj 5 study Guides for your to do.  Open note, not open person.
  •  Do not disappointment me.   
3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing
Once you are done with the video and small verification, begin your study guides.  Remember the format I want....group according to chapter and LO and as you put a bullet point in, [first name last initial].  Someone may wish to copy and paste the vocab to the bottom of each Study Guide.  Someone may wish to add a hyper link to each of the studyguides going back to quizlet itself.  Heck, a link to outside sources....like a video of sorts or an article better describing would be pretty keen too....but what do I know? 

All work on one or spread the love and split up into workable groups.  Remember you are putting your names on your entries.  Don't put down crap.  Make sure info placed is concise and pertinent.  These are notes, not embellishments.  Do not feel compelled to rush through and skim through the material, rather, take time to (finally) understand and give to yourself and to the rest of the class, your best efforts.  These will be the guide by which you prepare over the break and prior to the exams. 

Clearly, you will need a book.....put them back up and in order.  The twins are in charge of getting the books back in order.  Don't tick them off.   Ashley/Amber you may wish to call time as it approached 3 minutes till.

Chap 1 Study Guide
Chap 2 Study Guide
Chap 3
Chap 19
Chap 5
Chap 6
Chap 7

Monday, December 2, 2013

12/3/2013 Tuesday!!!!!

Quotable

Culture and selfishness


One person selfishly drops a piece of litter on the ground, the other selfishly picks it up.

Everything we do is done because it's better than not doing it. "Better" is the complicated term. Better might mean, "gives me physical pleasure right now," for some people, while better might mean, "the story I tell myself about the contribution I just made gives me joy and satisfaction."

Society benefits when people selfishly choose the long view and the generous view. The heroes we look up to are those that sacrificed to build schools, to overcome evil, to connect and lead--even though it didn't necessarily help them in the short run.

Culture, then, provides the bridge between childish, naive instincts to only do what feels good now, to only help ourselves and maybe our kids. Culture makes it too socially expensive to brag about not giving money to charity or, to pick an absurd example, to kill the infirm and the less fortunate. We reduce sociopathic behavior by establishing norms and rewarding those that contribute while shunning and punishing those that don't.

Marketers have a huge role in this, because we are the amplified culture creators. When we sell people on quick satisfaction now, is it any wonder that people buy it?

In the US, today some people will give thanks for what they personally have. Others will focus more on what has gone right for family and friends. And others will dig deeper and think hard about what they can do to take an even longer view, and to create a platform where even more people will be thankful a year or a decade from now.

Sure, we're all selfish, but our culture rewards those who take their selfishness to the long-term, to the narrative of leader and caretaker and gardener, not merely self-interested consumer.

One of the greatest things to be thankful for is the fact that we live in a culture that pushes each of us to be thankful and generous. It didn't have to turn out that way, and I'm glad it did.


SEMII

Pace increasing ad budget to spend more against rival Pace

Basketball Checklist

1st Block - Open and let's begin. - welcome to an open source document.  Any and all with this link can edit and create.  Begin typing in your ideas......

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ai6xyTdt9buq9m2-LVkbrd0tSMMFXdeHyoW_PM4Dxtc/edit?usp=sharing


3rd Block - Open and let's begin. - welcome to an open source document. Any and all with this link can edit and create. Begin typing in your ideas......

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TTXdkByboIEtMF4U8YJh5CHfD8ODr49nhbWEWxyQmG0/edit?usp=sharing

 
3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

Vocab Chap 15
Pet bumping up its advertising budget after PAce calls for a throw down.....Comparitive Advertising

Harvey Nichols....funny

Love...Changing the way we market to dog owners

An adult swim....in New York

Ads....everything and more

Chap 1 Study Guide - that you make

Chap 2....I see a trend

 

12/2/2013 The day the students came back!

Quotable

http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2013/11/what-do-we-get-when-we-give-to-a-good-cause.html


SEMII

Basketball Checklist

1st Block - Open and let's begin. - welcome to an open source document.  Any and all with this link can edit and create.  Begin typing in your ideas......

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ai6xyTdt9buq9m2-LVkbrd0tSMMFXdeHyoW_PM4Dxtc/edit?usp=sharing


3rd Block - Open and let's begin. - welcome to an open source document. Any and all with this link can edit and create. Begin typing in your ideas......

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TTXdkByboIEtMF4U8YJh5CHfD8ODr49nhbWEWxyQmG0/edit?usp=sharing

AHA...is it an event?  did it go well?
3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing
Goldieblox pulls back with a letter
Just so funny!!!
 
 

Monday, November 25, 2013

11/26/2013 Tuesday....a test for all classes and a 2 hour delay to boot....

Quotable


Perfection or exploration


In an organization built around perfection, you need to push people to say, "Bad news, I made a mistake." Only by surfacing mistakes can the organization stamp them out.

In an organization built around exploration, on the other hand, people need to say, "Good news, I made a mistake." Only by seeking things that don't work will the group end up exploring.

In both situations, people don't want to speak up, because we've been taught that mistakes should be hidden. In both situations, though, hiding them is the very worst option.



SEMII

Basketball Checklist

1st Block - Open and let's begin. - welcome to an open source document.  Any and all with this link can edit and create.  Begin typing in your ideas......

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ai6xyTdt9buq9m2-LVkbrd0tSMMFXdeHyoW_PM4Dxtc/edit?usp=sharing


3rd Block - Open and let's begin. - welcome to an open source document. Any and all with this link can edit and create. Begin typing in your ideas......

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TTXdkByboIEtMF4U8YJh5CHfD8ODr49nhbWEWxyQmG0/edit?usp=sharing




Target MArket...are you in it?

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

Harry's....
http://www.harrys.com/national-shave-day/
 hahahahahahah...Bacon...yum!
VMA's and the millinials
Toyota and you...the making of a social media ad

Swiss Made - the competitive advantage still holds

 
 
 

11/25/2013 Monday...thank goodness the weekend is over!!!!

Quotable

Authority as an excuse for complacency

"I thought you knew what you were doing..."
One of the principles of being on the bus, in the class or in your seat is that you are along for the ride. The teacher/boss/driver knows what he's doing, just shut up and sit still.
Apparently, we have come to embrace this. It's safer, and easier too. With this worldview, all blame clearly goes to the people in charge, and powerlessness is a seductive habit.
What a shame.
In an industrial setting, giving up our independence in exchange for eager compliance can lead to productivity and thus success. As that age fades, though, our habit of surrender might not pay off.
The internet is an organizing tool, a connection to billions of others. We've been given a keyboard and a megaphone, a way to change the story or the election or the policy. The authority that comes from asset ownership or experience is worth less than ever before, but we are often eager to defer to it, even when we know that the authority is wrong.
No one can force you to stand up, speak up and make a difference. But if you back off and play along, please understand that whatever happens happened, at least in part, because you acquiesced.


SEMII

5.03 finish

Let's begin planning for the Basketball games
Panther's resurgence

Basketball herre on the Ranch

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

http://www.marketplace.org/people/david-weinberg
Very interesting charachter....well, interesting articles nonetheless
Did somebody say delivery?

Friday, November 22, 2013

11/22/2013 Friday....and a shortened week next week.....can it get any better than this?

Quotable
There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.
Colin Powell


Who is this marketing for?


Before you spend a minute or a dollar on marketing, perhaps you could answer some questions:

  • Who, precisely, are you trying to reach?
  • What change are you trying to make?
  • How will you know if it's working?
  • How long before you will lose patience?
  • How long before someone on your team gets to change the mission?
  • How much time and money are you prepared to spend?
  • Who gets to approve this work?
  • Who are you trying to please or impress?



SEMII

5.03 finish and review

Quiz 5.02/5.03a

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing


Integrated marketing communication

Quiz - Chap 14
Let's chat about Zappos and curating.
Something a bit fun and psycographic
 

Thursday, November 21, 2013

11/21/2013 Sports banquet tonight.....Wish you played a fall sport

Quotable


#BlackFriday = media trap


Black Friday was a deliberate invention of the National Association of Retailers. It was not only the perfect way to promote stores during a super slow news day, but had the side benefit of creating a new cultural norm.

Any media outlet that talks about Black Friday as an actually important phenomenon is either ignorant or working hard to please their advertisers. Retailers offer very little in the way of actual discounts, they expose human panic and greed, and it's all sort of ridiculous if not soul-robbing.

Sixteen years ago, my friend Jerry Shereshewsky helped invent 'cyber Monday' as a further expansion of the media/shopping complex mania. It was amazingly easy to find people eager to embrace and talk about the idea of developing yet another holiday devoted to buying stuff.

Here are some of the steps involved in creating a marketing phenomena like this:

  1. Find something that people are already interested in doing (in this case, shopping)
  2. Add scarcity, mob dynamics, a bit of fear
  3. Repeat the meme in the media. Press releases, B roll, clever statistics regardless of veracity
  4. Do it on a slow news day, and mix in famous names, famous brands and even some hand-wringing about the plight of workers

Apple does this with its product launches. The IRS does the opposite of #1 around tax day. Nike sold a billion dollars worth of sneakers this way.

People like doing what other people are doing. People don't like being left out. The media likes both.


SEMII

5.03 read through for 5.

An Army message

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing


Integrated marketing communication

Amazon and Private Brand Label
Girl Power
Upworthy Generator

Test - Vocab - Chap 14

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Monday, November 18, 2013

11/18/2013 Monday, Monday, Monday! Soon to be Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday

Quotable

Belief is more powerful than proof

In fact, the only use of proof is to have a shot at creating belief.
It's not the only way, though, and it's not always the best one either.


SEMII

5.02 review

5.03 read through for 5

Yorkshore Tea...Product Positioning

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing


What chapter is next?
Yorkshire Tea.....image

Friday, November 15, 2013

11/15/2013 Friday. Maybe Yorkshire Tea will help

Quotable



SEMII

5.02...Read for 5 minutes and get ready

Yorkshore Tea...Product Positioning

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

Chap 18...price concluded
Yorkshire Tea.....image

Thursday, November 14, 2013

11/14/2013 Thursday...need I say more?

Quotable

Evoking online trust


Interactions rarely happen with people we don't trust.

How is it that someone sees your website or your social media presence or your email and decides to interact? The decision to interact happens beforesomeone actually listens to what you have to say. Here’s a way to think about the factors that kick in before the browser even hears what you have to offer them today:

  • Word of mouth
  • Direct interaction
  • Graphics
  • Tone of voice
  • Offer
  • Size of leap
  • Fear
  • Social ranking/metric
  • Tribal affiliation
  • Perception of transparency
  • Longevity
  • Mass acceptance


Word of mouth: The most effective, by far. If I’ve heard good things about you from people I know, the entire relationship changes. You get the benefit of the doubt.

Direct interaction: Have you previously touched me or interacted me in some way beyond the passive? The way I feel about that ping will alter our interaction. If this is the first time you're reaching out, you can bet a piece of spam is read differently than something that comes via mutual introduction.

Graphics: What do you look like? What does it remind me of? With so few clues online, we read an enormous amount into every pixel, every typeface...

Tone of voice: A variation of graphics, it has to do with your copy, with your video, with the urgency of your offer. Urgency rarely leads to trust.

Scarcity: Is there a perception that early birds gain? This also hooks in with metrics, like the progress your Kickstarter has made so far, or the number of social links you display.

Offer: What’s in it for me to listen to what you have to say? Do I gain more if I listen with a sympathetic ear?

Size of leap: What are you asking me to do? It’s significantly easier to earn the trust that is required to with follow you on social media than it is to get me to give you my credit card. When you hook your new idea to an old idea I already trust, you benefit.

Fear: This is related to the leap. Big leaps are scarier, requiring more trust, and thus more skepticism.

Social ranking/metric: Results on the first page of Google are more trusted. People with a lot of Twitter followers as well, which is one reason both metrics are aggressively coveted and sometimes gamed.

Tribal affiliation: Are you one of us?

Perception of transparency: When I can see the metrics, or understand your intention, or when the message carries with it the hooks to those ideas, I’m more inclined to trust you. (This is a cultural, not a universal, bias).

Longevity: How long have you been showing up?

Mass acceptance: When I sort of hear of you from my friends, when I recognize you from a hashtag or the logo on a shirt or from a TV show, you come out ahead. TV celebrities walk in to the room with a lot of trust.

You will be judged, best to plan on being judged in the best possible light.


SEMII

Wedding...an event
Please read the Quotable.....it is worthy

5.02...Read for 5 minutes and get ready

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

Please read the Quotable.....it is worthy
Chap 17....yeah!  Let's go with that one.

Vocab!  Chap 17

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

11/13/13 Since we didn't have a Monday, is today really a Hump Day?

Quotable

Evoking online trust


Interactions rarely happen with people we don't trust.

How is it that someone sees your website or your social media presence or your email and decides to interact? The decision to interact happens before someone actually listens to what you have to say. Here’s a way to think about the factors that kick in before the browser even hears what you have to offer them today:

  • Word of mouth
  • Direct interaction
  • Graphics
  • Tone of voice
  • Offer
  • Size of leap
  • Fear
  • Social ranking/metric
  • Tribal affiliation
  • Perception of transparency
  • Longevity
  • Mass acceptance


Word of mouth: The most effective, by far. If I’ve heard good things about you from people I know, the entire relationship changes. You get the benefit of the doubt.

Direct interaction: Have you previously touched me or interacted me in some way beyond the passive? The way I feel about that ping will alter our interaction. If this is the first time you're reaching out, you can bet a piece of spam is read differently than something that comes via mutual introduction.

Graphics: What do you look like? What does it remind me of? With so few clues online, we read an enormous amount into every pixel, every typeface...

Tone of voice: A variation of graphics, it has to do with your copy, with your video, with the urgency of your offer. Urgency rarely leads to trust.

Scarcity: Is there a perception that early birds gain? This also hooks in with metrics, like the progress your Kickstarter has made so far, or the number of social links you display.

Offer: What’s in it for me to listen to what you have to say? Do I gain more if I listen with a sympathetic ear?

Size of leap: What are you asking me to do? It’s significantly easier to earn the trust that is required to with follow you on social media than it is to get me to give you my credit card. When you hook your new idea to an old idea I already trust, you benefit.

Fear: This is related to the leap. Big leaps are scarier, requiring more trust, and thus more skepticism.

Social ranking/metric: Results on the first page of Google are more trusted. People with a lot of Twitter followers as well, which is one reason both metrics are aggressively coveted and sometimes gamed.

Tribal affiliation: Are you one of us?

Perception of transparency: When I can see the metrics, or understand your intention, or when the message carries with it the hooks to those ideas, I’m more inclined to trust you. (This is a cultural, not a universal, bias).

Longevity: How long have you been showing up?

Mass acceptance: When I sort of hear of you from my friends, when I recognize you from a hashtag or the logo on a shirt or from a TV show, you come out ahead. TV celebrities walk in to the room with a lot of trust.

You will be judged, best to plan on being judged in the best possible light.


SEMII
Atlanta Braves moving?!?!?!?!
As from ESPN
A better one from ESPN


5.01 Quiz

Take the first 15 minutes of class and read over 5.02,
Go over the study guides....eventually

Plagiarism

Motivational levels achieved....Walmart, my kinda store

hahahahahaha - did we get your attention?

Wedding...an event

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

Continue with Chap 4

Image

Services...a change is coming

Consumer Buying Decisions..Where should we go for Black Friday sales?

Let's focus in on Attention.. (AIDA - Promotion)

11/12/13 hahahahah the date is funny!!!! It will only happen once more this century

Quotable

http://portal.gcsnc.net/Curriculum/CTE/WorkBased%20Learning/GCS%20Career%20Fair/Career_Exploration_Fair_-_Flier_-_2013.pdf


SEMII

5.01 recap

Take the first 15 minutes of class and read over 5.02, Try to collect memories of your experiences now past that pertain to 5.01....be willing to share!

Go over the study guides....eventually



3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

Test anyone?!?!?!?
Find it over on Document Manager

Enjoy!

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

11/7/2013 One Day More!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Quotable



SEMII

5.01  Let's Begin!
Take the first 15 minutes of class and read over 5.01, Try to collect memories of your experiences now past that pertain to 5.01....be willing to share!

Go over the study guides

NYC Marathon - the website
NYC Marathon 2012...the one that was cancelled....best you read it and tell me why
Expenses Rising....NYC Marathon.....why? And more importantly, what is the solution they proposed?

And this year, the Road Runners, not the city, will have to foot the bill for the cops, emergency workers, and traffic controllers who make the marathon run smoothly—which will cost about $2.5 million, according to Crain’s.

NYC a history.....read the posting...but only for 2012, 2013, and 2014
NYC Economic Impact....What is it every ear? What happened to the money since it cancelled?
A Charity scam, or simply an inconvienant truth? Where does the money go?

Asics...marathon runs in our blood

Someone forgot the basics of setting up an event.... "Wonder Blunder"

Rollerdome: Inline skating in the Metrodome

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

Blockbuster....leaving us forever....

Chap 3...you know, the one you should have read.
 

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

11/6/2013 Wednesday....nice!

Quotable


"You only think I guessed wrong! That's what's so funny! I switched glasses when your back was turned! Ha ha, you fool! You fell victim to one of the classic blunders! The most famous of which is "never get involved in a land war in Asia, but only slightly less well-known is this: Never go in against a Sicilian when DEATH is on the line."

 - Vizzini...The Princess Bride


SEMII

Go over the study guides
Quiz Today...Obj 4.02

NYC Marathon - the website
NYC Marathon 2012...the one that was cancelled....best you read it and tell me why
Expenses Rising....NYC Marathon.....why?  And more importantly, what is the solution they proposed?

     And this year, the Road Runners, not the city, will have to foot the bill for the cops, emergency workers, and traffic controllers who make the marathon run smoothly—which will cost about $2.5 million, according to Crain’s.

NYC a history.....read the posting...but only for 2012, 2013, and 2014
NYC Economic Impact....What is it every ear?   What happened to the money since it cancelled?
A Charity scam, or simply an inconvienant truth?  Where does the money go?

Asics...marathon runs in our blood

Someone forgot the basics of setting up an event.... "Wonder Blunder"

Rollerdome: Inline skating in the Metrodome
Let's start on 5.01

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

 Recommenduer....check out #3

Asics....more than just a shoe....life

Bad Hallmark...Bad!   Marketers, though close to perfection, sometimes do make mistakes

Fielding Questions or Thoughts from Chap 10.....if not, we move on.
 
 

Friday, November 1, 2013

11/4/2013 Brrr, is it getting colder?

Quotable

SEMII

Go over the study guides

Amusement parks that have closed...a slideshow

Quiz moved to Wednesday

3rd Block

ACT Question of the day
SAT Question of the day


Honors Strategic Marketing

Chap 11
     pg 351
          LO3, 3.01
or
     pgs 363-364
          Entre...ship Cases  (a funny one Ms. Hales)

Continue Chap 10
Quiz on 11 on Friday