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    <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labour_Day">Labor Day</a>.

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                    <! Takashi is also recitation leader for the Physics 111, section 1 class.>
                       <p>
                     <! That class has there recitation in EP 122, T 4:00--5:00.
                       Students of either class are free to attend either recitation, but
                       instuctors give Takashi different instructions, and so the
                       periods are run differently.>
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                     <! It's unfortunate that both recitations are so close in time
                       since it means that students with conflicts probably can't
                       go to either. >
                       <p>
                       Recitations are only voluntary recall and students can
                       always seek help from the instructors in office hours.
                       Mine are on my
                       <a href="../../sch.html">instructor's schedule</a>.
                       <p>
                       I try to be available for students at other times too, but
                       all mornings are bad for me.
                       <p>
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               But the course instructor will also be present for all/some recitation
               periods for awhile---but not 3 hours.
               <p>
               The recitation will be run in groups of two to four---if this works out.
               <p>
               The students collaborate to help each other with material and homework
               problems. 
               They do <b>NOT</b> copy from each other though---helping a person through
               all the steps and comparing answers is good---straight copying is bad.
               <p>
               Students will form their own groups and the leader/instructor will note
               those down.
               <p>
               The leader/instructor will circulate helping the groups on questions.
               The leader/instructor will sometimes work some problems
               at the board for everyone.
               <p>
               The questions will likely be mainly on homework problems.
               <p>
               Homeworks will usually be due on Wednesdays, but the due dates for
               particular homeworks may have to be set to other days to
               accord with where we are in the material.
               <p>
               Students ideally should get most/all problems done before the recitation, but
               undergraduates pioneered
               <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-in-time">just-in-time delivery</a>
               before anyone else.
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