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Mini_Her · Dec 3, 2010, 03:10 AM

Has anyone ever seen either of these movies? If so please reply ASAP! Apollo 13 from the year 1995 or Breakfast Club from 1985.

Curlyben · Dec 3, 2010, 03:10 AM

Yes, both are classics.

J_9 · Dec 3, 2010, 03:13 AM

Saw them both.

ScottGem · Dec 3, 2010, 04:36 AM

Why?

Frogdude · Dec 3, 2010, 05:41 AM

Originally Posted by ScottGem

Why?

I was wondering that, can't see a connection...

Have seen both BTW.

Mini_Her · Dec 3, 2010, 06:34 AM

J_9 and CurlyBen, if you don't mind answering any of the following questions, please do:

(Apollo 13)
When the explosion happens, the ground crew has to work together to define the problem. Describe the problem-definion process. How doesthe group work together, and do they demonstrate effective problem definition?

(Breakfast club)
Throughout the movie, is there a clear group development? What scenes are notable for showing a new stage of development?

If you can answer either or both questions I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

ScottGem · Dec 3, 2010, 06:41 AM

Again, the question is WHY are you asking? Is this a homework question?

NeedKarma · Dec 3, 2010, 06:42 AM

Looks like someone wants their homework done by other people.

Curlyben · Dec 3, 2010, 09:37 AM

Originally Posted by Mini_Her

J_9 and CurlyBen, if you don't mind answering any of the following questions, please do:

Hey I'm game.
You probably won't like my answers though..

Originally Posted by Mini_Her

(Apollo 13)
When the explosion happens, the ground crew has to work together to define the problem. Describe the problem-definion process. How doesthe group work together, and do they demonstrate effective problem definition?

Easy enough, They had to fix the problems or DIE HORRIBLY in the frozen vacuum of space. Certain DEATH situation of this enormity tend to bring out the best in small groups.

Originally Posted by Mini_Her

(Breakfast club)
Throughout the movie, is there a clear group development? What scenes are notable for showing a new stage of development?

Yes, as they are all naughty kids that should have done their own homework.

Originally Posted by Mini_Her

If you can answer either or both questions I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

What would be better of course is if you actually took the time to watch these classic movies yourself. In that case YOU would be able to answer the questions set by your instructor rather than relying on ours good nature.

Mini_Her · Dec 3, 2010, 11:07 AM

Originally Posted by Curlyben

Hey I'm game.
You probably wont like my answers though..

Easy enough, They had to fix the problems or DIE HORRIBLY in the frozen vacuum of space. Certain DEATH situation of this enormity tend to bring out the best in small groups.

Yes, as they are all naughty kids that should of done their own homework.

What would be better of course is if you actually took the time to watch these classic movies yourself. In that case YOU would be able to answer the questions set by your instructor rather than relying on ours good nature.

Thanks a lot for your answers! :) My instructor said to answer the questions with 2-3 sentence answers... so yours were good enough. Thanks!

Curlyben · Dec 3, 2010, 11:10 AM

I predict you getting an F if you use my responses, but there you go.

Mini_Her · Dec 3, 2010, 11:33 AM

Originally Posted by Curlyben

I predict you getting an F if you use my responses, but there you go.

Why would I get an F? :confused: But it's not graded... It's for extra credit, so it's not like I receive an A or F... But, my teacher put a check mark on the paper, indicating that I received the extra credit points.

Cat1864 · Dec 3, 2010, 03:14 PM

Originally Posted by Mini_Her

Thanks a lot for your answers! :) My instructor said to answer the questions with 2-3 sentence answers...so yours were good enough. Thanks!

I certainly hope you gave credit for your extra credit information to the proper source.

Here's some extra credit for you.

Please define these words:
Cheating
Plagiarism
Ill-gotten Gains
Expulsion

Were these movies you were supposed to have watched for class?

Enigma1999 · Dec 3, 2010, 03:22 PM

Originally Posted by Mini_Her

Why would I get an F?? :confused: But it's not graded...It's for extra credit, so it's not like I receive an A or F....But, my teacher put a check mark on the paper, indicating that I received the extra credit points.

Then clearly your teacher did not watch any of these movies either...

Mini_Her · Dec 3, 2010, 04:35 PM

Originally Posted by Enigma1999

Then clearly your teacher did not watch any of these movies either....

Or perhaps she doesn't care... I think she is giving away free extra credit because the majority of her students were failing her classes. She gave away LOTS of extra credit. I don't think she even read those extra credit papers, and if she does read them she doesn't care. Lazy professors now days huh?!

ScottGem · Dec 3, 2010, 04:38 PM

Originally Posted by Mini_Her

Or perhaps she doesn't care...I think she is giving away free extra credit because the majority of her students were failing her classes. She gave away LOTS of extra credit. I don't think she even read those extra credit papers, and if she does read them she doesn't care. Lazy professors now days huh?!?!?

And is that an excuse to not do your work and cheat?