Morgaine's Study Group: Astronomy
written by Morgaine Nimue
These are the notes that Morgaine Nimue has taken for her Astronomy 101 course. If you would like to find more notebooks owned by her, they should join the following group: Morgaine's Study Group
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05/31/21
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Lesson One
Chapter 1
This entire lesson summary is based off of the quiz.
1) If you don't complete your required homework from the last lesson, the professor won't let you into class until you complete it.
2) The astronomy class meet on Wednesdays at midnight in the Astronomy Tower.
3) Your objectors assignments may not always be graded immediately.
4) In all of your required year one courses, you must maintain at least an "A" (acceptable) to move on to year two.
5) PAs don't receive extra credit for helping serve this class.
6) There is no textbook required for this class.
7) You can get the required telescope for year one of Astronomy at Wiseacre’s Wizarding Equipment.
8) Plagiarism or copying and pasting from the lesson are not permitted on any assignments in Astronomy.
9) You can become a PA by filling out an online application, which you can find in the feed when positions are available.
I hope you do well on your homework assignment for lesson one. Remember that none of the essays are mandatory, but they can help boost your grade!
1) If you don't complete your required homework from the last lesson, the professor won't let you into class until you complete it.
2) The astronomy class meet on Wednesdays at midnight in the Astronomy Tower.
3) Your objectors assignments may not always be graded immediately.
4) In all of your required year one courses, you must maintain at least an "A" (acceptable) to move on to year two.
5) PAs don't receive extra credit for helping serve this class.
6) There is no textbook required for this class.
7) You can get the required telescope for year one of Astronomy at Wiseacre’s Wizarding Equipment.
8) Plagiarism or copying and pasting from the lesson are not permitted on any assignments in Astronomy.
9) You can become a PA by filling out an online application, which you can find in the feed when positions are available.
I hope you do well on your homework assignment for lesson one. Remember that none of the essays are mandatory, but they can help boost your grade!
