Issue for Lessons

[Darsh220]

https://darsh220.github.io/darsh_2025/

Assignment	Points	Grade	Evidence
Baseline Grade	55%
Max Grade	90%
Pull Request (Integration)	1	1	nighthawkcoders/portfolio_2025#435
Relevancy Checklist (Peer)	2	1.8
Lesson Style (Period)	1	0.8
Homework, Popcorn Hacks	1 x 5	4
Individual Contribution	1	0.9	https://nighthawkcoders.github.io/portfolio_2025/csp/big-idea/p2/3-10-3
Personal Notebooks / Blogs	1	1	https://darsh220.github.io/darsh_2025/blogs/
Total		11	9.5

Skill	Points	Grade	Evidence
Work Habits (Analytics)	1		0.9
Team Planning (Issue)	1		0.85
Presentation Memories	1		0.85
Grading and Feedback	1		0.9
Beyond Perfunctory	1		0.8

• I know my units because I can understand and explain the code to my peers and comprehend the output produced by the code.
• I can summarise my content as there are little concise descriptions of each coding cell in the notebook which wraps up the functionality and the content of the code produced in the cell.
• I am more than superficial in my coding journey because I try to go the extra step to make the code look good as I tried changing the output and the text color itself.
• Some memories from my lesson is the homework hack that I made to help the students understand and apply the concepts that I taught to them
• My work is more distinctive than others because I tried showing the output in a different color and had a different text color for my code. Moreover, I also had a different topic and definitive code which showed the concept wrapped up into examples that the students can understand.

[manas12709]

I really like your website formatting! I like how your table is so clean and easy to follow. You have a accomplishments page that shows your learnings and checkpoints, I like how you did this to show your progress in this trimester. You also talked about how far you've come in making your about page and how you expressed yourself. Good Job Darsh!

[Rbojja23]

Glows:

• I really liked your number game, and use of emojis for interaction with the user on your blog.
• I liked your links to each hack and major checkpoint, and how you didnt directly just link lessons
  Grows:
• I think you could have added more application techniques for your games.
• Also, your about page leads to a local host

[neil9674]

1. Talked about his coding achievements, and also created a summary about how Sprint 2 would relate to College board, and how its important to that.
2. Talked about his projects, as well as where he could improve and what he learned throughout the unit.
3. I overall really liked how his website and his page for this presentation was formatted, it was really creative.

[ArhaanM123]

I love the way you added the links in the beginning with the text right after that. I think you could add some images or something fun to keep the crowd engaged but overall you did a great job! Your page was very creative.

[illuminati1618]

I really like the layout of your website and the simple table that you used to organize. I think it is really cool that you had a page dedicated to your coding achievements and how you learned specific new things that will be helpful for you to look through. Although I think that it is nice that you had a self-teaching lesson as one of your accomplishments. I think there is a bit too much focus of sprint1 on this page so talking about sprint 2 a little bit more might be better, but overall it was nice so see a page like this!

[Akshaj-G]

Even though your website was really good, I couldn't really hear what you were saying, I think that you can improve on talking louder. Your blogs were very detailed going through all your milestones and checkpoints.

[arshiadebroy]

Hi Darsh,
I liked that you had a table with links to each of the lessons and had a summary underneath. I liked that you had a summary of your progress in the class and how you went from creating an about page to the team teach. I like how you discussed how you made the list section of your team teach.

[EthanZ123]

Your webpage is organized and nice. I like how you mentioned your achievements and checkpoints in CSP. I also liked how you linked the stuff on your page and you also mention that you are still learning.

[jm1021]

Home page with table removed some text. Had a blog of major check points, talked about things link issue and pull request. He discussed about page. He discussed Jupyter Notebook. Self teaching lesson shown with Lists. When over many additional skills.

[code259]

1. I liked your achievements section as it is a good way to reflect and how your skills have improved throughout the trimester and year.
2. The style of blog is quite nice, the emoji's and colorful link add some personality to the blog.
3. Also the specific college board coverage that he learned showing how he is prepared for the AP test.

[Githubneos]

The website formatting looks good. You could probably decrease the word count of the website because there are lots of paragraphs.

[prajnar123123213]

In Darsh's homepage, he had a table with links to lessons. I liked how he edited the lessons and made them his own. He also talked about his coding achievements. He talked about accomplishments, but he also went into accomplishments from Sprint 1 in addition to Sprint 2. e Overall, I really liked how clear the summary was and how it was formatted in a way that it's easy to understand.

[AlexRubio1]

Talked about his projects and his achievements, had a submenu which had links to all his blogs. sounds like he had a great journey in coding great job

[shriya1401]

I like the formatting of your wesbite(the different buttons leading to different pages)
I like that you logged everything you had done with several links