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Mr Kelly Amato, Cram Middle School, Las Vegas, NV
Yeah I agree Mr amato is very creepy
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Mr Kelly Amato, Cram Middle School, Las Vegas, NV
Mr Amato is my math teacher, he is very rude and uses unnecessary concepts. Yesterday I got yelled at for not holding my calculator with two hands. Mr Amato is very slow and creepy. He has student pets and only calls on the same two people. He makes us repeat dumb phrases all the time. I feel bad for everyone who is NOT a favorite in his class.
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Janelle Jegge, Saint anne, Las vegas, NV
Not a good teacher she doesn't give clear answers and relies on the smart kids to give her the answers
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mrs. paxton, shaw, spanish springs, NV
she always complains on how we don’t have enough time in class to do something but she talks about random things then we get yelled at for not doing our work. she also makes me want to fall asleep and she has couches in her class which i think one of the reason everyone falls asleep. she disrespects or blames students when they didn’t do anything wrong.
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Mrs. McGarrity Christa McAuliffe I.S. 187, I.S.187, Brooklyn, NY, 11219
Gravitational pull is the force that a massive object uses to attract other objects toward it. The more mass an object has, the stronger its gravitational pull becomes. For example, Earth has a strong gravitational pull that keeps people, water, and the atmosphere from floating away into space. Very massive objects like the Sun or planets pull nearby objects into orbit, such as moons or smaller planets. Gravitational pull also depends on distance—the closer two objects are, the stronger the pull between them. This force plays an important role in keeping the universe organized and holding celestial bodies together.
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