Mr. Hoegh's Classroom

It's not magic. It about gravity, inertia, and a lack of friction.

We need the moon's inertia to maintain its distance from Earth, and for the sanity of all who inhabit this planet.

This podcast would PERhaps PERtain to you if you are a PERson who prefers PER’s PERfect PERformance on the suPERfluous podcast intro. If, PER chance, this aforementioned statement is true, it is imPERative that you give Per a listen.

How do you crush your cans?

With a standard check on wind and Dakota Step Tests coming up, this is a reminder for you. Don't worry. Be happy. And dominate those tests.

This podcast includes instructions for a post-Socratic Seminar on Climate Change blog post, and what the Crazy 8s are doing this week.

Olivia, a freshman at Roosevelt, joins the podcast to inform the current 8th graders about what life in high school is like. Take it from this former Crazy 8 student how the transition from middle school to high school is going.

A caller needs help on a physics problem. Will Mr. Hoegh be able to help?

Mr. Hannemann visits Mr. Hoegh's Podcast to talk about his path to teaching, what he was like as a student, the state of Memorial athletics, and more!

11-14-2009

by Per Nestingen