Mad's Blog

      We need to have more electives in our school. People can be interested in a class that we don't have as an elective. So they go to another school to get that elective they enjoyed. Yes it costs a lot of money but we can get the money back inside of the classes.       More electives can bring more students to come to Del Norte. If someone enjoys robotics they would want to take a robotics class. But since we don't have a class like robotics people won't come to a school that doesn't have what their interested in. According to this  article by Brea Neri , more class choices would benefit students in preparing them for their ideal careers and providing smaller class sizes. Students could potentially lead to less bad behavior and getting better grades. Having a class they enjoy can turn into a career they love.       Having more electives can cost a lot of money. With money you have less things to do around the school and l...

        Today I read a book called Gameworld by C.J. Farley. Something I liked about this book is it has to dill with a serious issue which is bullying. They have the story in a mid-teenagers world. Something I disliked about the book is the characters description. They didn't give much details of the characters or the setting. Something that wanted me to keep reading was what was going to happen to the main character? He was the main character who was getting bullied. Something I'm grateful for is not having to read more chapters. I would recommend this book to middle schoolers or younger. If I meet the author I would tell them they did a great job of writing about a event that is going on in today's world. "There are real children here who blunder, quarrel, pop blisters, get pissed, suffer bullying and fart-things almost guaranteed to freak out parents, teachers, librarians, and children's book reviewers. There are mysteries and challenges galore. In the sum, ...

For my spring break I would spend the whole week with my friends. Every other day we wold go somewhere different. We will make new memories and make this spring break one to remember. We will use the city bus or have our parents pick us up. Monday: Day 1 Morning- Go to a nice restaurant for some breakfast. We will all meet there. Afternoon- Go to the movies. Have one of our parents pick all of us up and head to the next place. Evening- Head to a bowling alley  Wednesday: Day 2 Morning- Make homemade breakfast. We would meet at one's friend house. Afternoon- With our leftovers we would pass it out to the homeless and after go to the Roadrunner Food Bank to help volunteer Evening- Make another homemade dinner. Go to the same person's house who did breakfast. Friday: Day 3 Morning- Go to another restaurant for some breakfast. Meet at my house and my mom will take us to the restaurant. Afternoon- Take the bus and head to the mall.  4:00 Head home to get ready ...

Step 1. Interest? In order to become a sports photographer you should first have a interest in the topic or least in photography. Step 2. Getting Supplies What you need to become a sports photographer is buy a digital camera. If you want professional work than invest in mirrorless camera. Purchase a lens with a wide aperture. Get a good telephoto lens. Buy several memory cards. Step 3. Getting A Degree You should get a degree that focuses on photography or journalism. Getting a degree can prove that you are passionate about your job and work. Step 4. Know The Game Knowing what's happening in the game so in case you are not lost. Know the details of the game. You want to know the players and teams. You want to learn more about the game and its rules involved in it. If you didn't know these things you would be lost and your photos would be pointless Step 5. Practice, Practice, Practice When practicing you only get better. This can help improve your skills and shoot t...