Reflection Questions 4 (Overdue)

These reflection questions will answer the difference between the vector tools and the paint brush tools of photo-shop. What tools I used in the Photo-shop project? Explaining which tool was easier to use in the project (brushes/shapes)? What part of vectoring the images was difficult for me? And lastly, comparing both projects, what strengths were shown in both projects, and how did they help make the final picture.
Question 1:What is the difference between a vector and a paintbrush? The answer to that is the vector tool outlines and hides the outline whether it be inside the line or outside. And the paintbrush tool, well basically paints (very simple if you ask me). Now, Question 2: Which tools did I use to recreate said drawn picture? I used the paintbrush, vector, and marquee tools. That is it.
Now for Question 3: Explain what tool was easier to use in the project, brushes or shapes? To be completely honest, both tools were easy to use. All I had to do was use the mouse to make shapes and lines for shapes and brushes. Question 4: What part of vectoring the images was difficult for me? For me well, the vectoring became difficult for me when I needed to get that right shape I wanted, but since I used a mouse, it was difficult for me.
Time for the last question. Question 5: Comparing both projects,what were the strengths that were shown in both projects and how did it help make the final picture? Well, in the shape project, it showed my creative side since I made it myself. The other one, not a lot can be said about that. But none the less, it brought something out, just not creativity. And thus ends another Reflection Question (overdue).

Reflection "The Importance of Taking Notes"

Today I'll be blogging about the importance of "taking notes". Apparently our teacher thinks that I don't write down notes when he talks. Well because of his thinking,I have to write a three paragraph blog about the importance of "taking notes". So let's begin.

Notes are used to help a student remember a certain part of a lesson. The students would right them down every time he or she hears something important from the teacher. They write it down on their notebook or piece of paper and save it for another time when it might come in help. Notes are also important for studying for a test on said subject. If someone forgets to write notes on an important subject, they would forget that important subject and fail to study.
In conclusion, notes are important to a student's learning growth in school. Many students should take notes  so that they can learn from said notes and apply it to test or exam that may come up. In short, that is the importance of "taking notes.